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Republicans Need to Go on Offense Now · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start your
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day. You're listening to The West Carol Morning Show. Thursday morning, third
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day of August. I'm Wes, thanks for joining me. Another indictment for
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former President Trump has come down. We're learning a little bit more about it
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as the days go on. I didn't want to talk a whole lot about
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this until we knew a little bit more about where all this was headed.
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But I think it's pretty clear now overall what the overall message is for where
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this election is going. It's how many things can they hang on Trump?
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Are they really actively pursuing sending him to prison? Is that what they want
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to see happen, is that something that could potentially actually happen. And as
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time goes on, it starts to become a little bit more clear that they're
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going to throw everything at him that they can throw at him and just ultimately
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see how much they can bury him. I guess they'd love to put him
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in prison. I don't know of a reason why they wouldn't want to see
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that happen other than the precedent, other than the fact that it certainly sets
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a dangerous scenario for politicians moving forward, and that's something that should be addressed.
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There's a reason that this sort of thing hasn't happened in the past,
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largely that we're not a Banana Republic. We're not a country of someone prosecuting
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someone solely for the purpose of trying to keep them from winning an election or
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a race. It seems pretty obvious that's what's going on. I don't know
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that we would be looking at these charges that have come up over and over
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and now over again to Trump at Trump because the reason that he's doing it.
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I don't think we would have seen it unless he was running for president,
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which he is. I don't know that this would have happened. I
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just don't. I don't know that they would have pursued this with this kind
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of energy and vigor were it not for the fact that he's running for president.
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They tried to bury him before the last his reelection attempt before the last
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election with impeachments, and that did nothing. It did nothing, No one,
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no one cared about the impeachment. Really did it have some kind of
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an outcome on the election? Maybe? You know, was it enough votes
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that it would have made a difference. I don't think it was any more
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votes based on the impeachment than the number of votes that were influenced by COVID
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and the different stipulations that were put in place by COVID. And you know,
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there's people who say, well, COVID had nothing to do with it.
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Now, COVID did have something to do with the question is did it
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have enough to do with it to change the outcome of the election. That's
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the only thing that matters, And most accounts say no, And that's what
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we have to accept as a nation and move on. I mean, that's
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the reality of all of this, is that you have to accept it and
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you have to move on. Well, not everybody has to accept the outcome
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of elections. Election deniers have been around for a really long time. I've
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addressed this idea of election deniers many times. And there are people that are
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considered heroes of the left, people that are applauded and beloved and respected on
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the left, that they themselves are election deniers. We've had people in this
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administration that were election deniers. At some point, a lot of people could
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not accept the outcome of the twenty sixteen election. They just refused, They
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didn't want anything to do with it. John Lewis was one who has now
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passed, and they've put his name on various voting legislations and said we're gonna
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na name this after John Lewis, who was an election denier. He said
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Trump didn't win, he said George W. Bush didn't win. There were
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several that denied the outcome of that two thousand elections, saying that George W.
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Bush did not win the presidency and then it was some sort of fraud
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that was committed by the state of Florida, and that you know, it
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was an unjust outcome. And of course we know there were a lot of
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folks who said that, you know, they thought that Hillary really won in
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twenty sixteen. So we know Trump talked a lot about, you know,
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throw Hillary in jail, that was part of his campaign, but he didn't
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do it. He didn't pursue that, he didn't go after her, even
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though there certainly seemed to be things that they could have at least pursued charges
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against her, indictments against her, but ultimately all that fell by the wayside.
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There were some efforts, but it wasn't enough, It wasn't to this
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scale. It wasn't as organized, and that's what should concern all of us.
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I mean, there's a few things about the Trump indictments that could should
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concern us, but I think how organized all of this is what should concern
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us the most. This shows a very very organized, very well thought out,
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very planned takedown of a person who is running for president, who is
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the favorite to win one of the party's nominations and run for president, someone
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who you get this. I mean, we're so split now as a nation.
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You're not going to get much better than about a fifty percent somewhere around
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fifty percent approval at best. Okay, but for many and folks that even
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folks that didn't vote for Trump in twenty sixteen, they saw things that were
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happening with our economy, and they saw that there were things improving, and
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that things did improve. I talk to people that I know around the world.
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I talk to people that I know that work in finance and economics in
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Australia, and they said, you would not believe what the improvements in the
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US have meant for us here and basically saying I don't know the whole story
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on Trump, but what I can tell you is he's been good for our
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economy, so I know he's been good for yours. And that was the
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thing that most conservatives and most Republicans at the very least reveled in, was
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that there were improvements in areas where we needed improvements, where we need improvements
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now. And I think people see that as something that I think that's why
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he is by far the front runner for the Republican nomination. There are some
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very good candidates that are in that running. There's some not very good candidates
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in there. There's some unrealistic expectations for some running for president. And you
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sometimes see those candidates and you think, what are they Why are they even
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in this, And it's just because this is a career for them. This
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is a job for them to run for office, and they don't know what
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to do when they're not running for office. So that's kind of what some
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of those candidates are doing. But there's some really solid candid it's in there.
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And then there's Trump at the top, who is beating you know,
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all of them added up. I mean, that's just the reality of this.
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He's controlling that much of They say, he takes in all the oxygen
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in the room and that's exactly what he's doing, so with hopes that this
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economy that tanked because of COVID, the economy that tanked because there were forces
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wanting to see a tank. We heard a lot during the Obama presidency that
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people said that there were so many racists on the right that did not want
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him to succeed because of the color of his skin, that they would not
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help him to do things that he wanted to do well. There's a wide
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divide between what most conservatives and what most liberals think is what's best overall for
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long term. There's some areas in the middle where both sides can meet.
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We don't seem to do that very much anymore, but there are some areas
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in the middle where both sides can meet and agree on things. But for
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the most part, there's a very clear push in one direction or the other
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for where things need to go. The conservatives who did not want to just
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blindly follow Barack Obama, we're fighting for the people who put them in office.
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See, that's the way things work. You get elected by someone in
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your district or your state, and then you fight for the people who put
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you into office to represent the ideals that they hold, that's what your job
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is. The job isn't to blindly support the president. The job isn't to
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blindly follow whatever it is that they want to do, even if it's pushing
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the country in the wrong direction. So, yes, there was opposition to
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Barack Obama, and no, not everyone wanted him to succeed anymore. And
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there were a lot of Americans on the left who did not want Donald Trump
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to succeed. Period. It's the way it goes. People don't see big
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picture and say, hey, if a president we're doing something that would help
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the economy for everyone, that could be seen as a plus. If a
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president we're doing things to help social issues that would help everyone everyone, then
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I think there would be more, at least moderate conservatives. It might say,
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well, we hope that that succeeds. There tends to be a balance,
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though. There tends to be this pendulum that says social programs get a
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little out of hand a conservative and the money goes away, and then a
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conservative comes in, reels that in a bit and gets the money back on
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track, and we just kind of go back and forth. That tends to
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be the way things work. Okay, it's just the reality and that's sort
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of how the two party thing works. So here we are now in a
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position where a president who was successful at as far as the economy goes,
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who could probably get us back on track with a white House that's just out
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of control, a white House that's more concerned with checking boxes, with saying,
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oh, look at all the diversity that we have. Maybe they're not
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the best people for the jobs, but they're diverse. Look at the people
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that we have that represent these different groups, the LGBTQ plus community, the
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various races. We want to make sure that everybody has a face in this
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White House, which sounds great, But are they the best people to do
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the jobs? That's ultimately the question, and that's always been the standard that
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we're measured by. At least it's what it should be the way that we're
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measured by. I guess it's not fair to say we always were, because
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we weren't. Always we weren't. There was a period of time where is
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you certainly had advantages, let's just be clear. But as we move forward
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into trying to better ourselves as a whole, yes, we work towards letting
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the best possible candidate for each job be the person who gets the job.
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So now we have this third indictment and it involves January sixth and the activities
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that happened at the Capitol, and they say that Trump and anybody who even
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thought they might support Trump should be in jail. They all need to be
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in jail just for even thinking the thoughts behind it, because that's what we've
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become. Now we have this weaponized Department of Justice, and this is now
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where we have to stop thinking, start thinking about. This hasn't happened to
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a president before. This is not the two impeachments. First of all,
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now three different indictments, the ridiculousness of the charges as it pertains to the
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classified documents, the fact that they have strategically calculated all of these things falling
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into the election year next year. They want Trump to be nominated and then
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they want these charges to make sure that he doesn't win. And that's why
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they haven't budged yet on Biden being the candidate. It's just why they feel
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like Biden can beat him, especially with all of these charges there. So
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the question now becomes what are Republicans going to do about it? What are
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Republicans going to do to try to make changes on this. Well, the
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first thing that needs to come up is you have to start analyzing what you're
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capable of doing and what are Republicans capable of doing? Right now they have
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control of the House. Right, so we're going to come up, we're
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in August. We got a couple of months now, and then we're going
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to get another question about budgets, right, that's coming up October. So
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what happens if Republicans made an effort to defund the Department of Justice? What
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if they, in working on this budget basically hold that as the standard and
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they say, we're going to defund the ability for the Department of Justice to
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prosecute a former president who's running for reelection. What happens if Republicans in the
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House jointly decided that this is what we're going to do. It would take
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Republicans doing something that Democrats do very well. Republicans don't. And it's because
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Republicans and conservatives in general encompass a wide range of thought. There's a basic
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idea there, but overall, you might have a right of center Republican,
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you might have a left of center Republican in rhinos and things, but you
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also have the staunch conservatives who believe in things, and there is a wide
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range of ideas there. You really have this with Democrats as well. But
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that's not how they represent themselves when they show up in Congress. They show
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up as unified. Whatever they've been told to do. If they're all told
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to wear their little white dresses to a State of the Union, they all
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wear their little white dresses to the State of the Union. There's no think
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involved. It's this is what you're going to wear, this is how you're
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going to act. These are the points you're going to clap for during the
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speech. These are the points you're not going to clap for. Don't you
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dare step out of line as a ring to it? Doesn't It certainly sounds
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like I mean, I'm thinking about history classes in the years and some really
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dangerous governments that work that way. But anyway, it's very much a you
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know, just following orders kind of scenario, isn't it. So this is
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something that Republicans could do if they would lock arms and say this is how
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we're and Republicans have done it. It's not like there haven't been moments where
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Republicans have been unified. But this is one of those key times to be
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unified, because here's the thing. It's not the talk now of impeaching Biden.
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That's not going to fix anything. The two impeachments against Trump were coming
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at a time where there weren't going to be enough votes to convict Trump.
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It just wasn't going to happen. Not going to happen. That was about
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making a show. That wasn't about actually convicting the man and throwing him out
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of office. That's not what it was about. Maybe it was a hail
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Mary. Maybe they thought, oh, maybe we can talk a few coming
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over, a couple of these rhinos, maybe we can get sub mitt romneys.
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But it wasn't enough. It was never going to be enough. That
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wasn't going to happen, and it's not going to happen now. So this
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whole talk about impeaching Biden just to hang that around his neck is silly.
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It's not going to do anything. Now. Would it create a situation where
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you have a scoreboard and you're going, well, he's got too Biden has
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his own set of criminal problems that could come up down the line. They're
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not going to come up now. They should They absolutely should. The Biden
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family needs to be investigated properly. Are they going to actually have charges on
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the table for them? No, because this Department of Justice isn't going to
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do that. They're hell bent on doing one thing, and one thing only,
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keeping Donald Trump out of the White House again and possibly even trying to
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figure out how to put him in jail. So impeachment isn't the answer.
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Even Trump is talking about impeachment and that's not the answer. Taking money away
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from the Department of Justice is the only answer. And how about this?
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Is it reasonable to think that there are other areas where states that are read
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couldn't start prosecuting other people for different things. Is that not something that could
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possibly happen? Is it possible? Maybe? I don't know that. The
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politicians who screamed for basically they didn't call it rioting, but they encouraged people
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to get out on the streets and protest actively when violent protesting and riots and
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criminal damage was being done to property and people and lives were lost. When
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people were bailing out various criminals who were arrested for violently protesting, and they
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were bailed out by politicians and put back on the streets when Maxine Water said
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get in their faces, and the gasoline stations, and I mean all of
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that activity. When people were encouraging people to harass and try to ultimately use
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terror tactics to influence the outcome of Supreme Court decisions. People showing up at
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Supreme Court justice as homes those activities. That's not legal. That's not something
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that should ever happen in this country. Supreme Court decisions are not We're not
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deciding the winner of American Idol. Their job isn't to listen to the American
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public. It's not a democratic decision. This is not a Supreme Court decisions
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aren't a democracy. That's not the whole point of Supreme Court decisions. To
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listen to the public and have people outside their homes trying to scare them into
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changing their decisions. That's some old school, corrupt Chicago stuff, right,
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That's the kind of thing that it would happen in I don't know Batman storyline.
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That's not the point, but the fact that people were being encouraged to
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do it. They were being encouraged to do it. I often talk about
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AOC Alexandria Casio Cortez. What would they call her for a while, alex
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Cortez. She telling people that, hey, we're this is no time for
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brunches, no time to sit back and relax and enjoy life. This is
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a revolution. We got to keep pushing forward. Paraphrasing, but that's basically
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what she said. So as all these people have talked about these things and
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encourage this wild, crazy behavior, trying to downplay the role of this scare
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tactics that have been deployed around the country, where's a prosecution for that?
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When are we going to see Maxine Waters, charges against Maxine? When are
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we going to see charges against any of these politicians, any of the ones
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who bailed people out of jail so that they could get back out in protest
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some more. When are we going to see those prosecutions? That's another thing,
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because now we've opened the door to this, haven't we Isn't this a
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dangerous path that they set us on. As far as saying, well,
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you could interpret what Trump was saying as meaning he wanted people to do this.
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He didn't actually say this, but this is how we interpreted it,
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and some people interpreted it that way. So if they interpreted it, that
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must have been what he meant, so we have to prosecute him for that.
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We're gonna have to indict him for that. Republicans have got to get
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strong and they've got to fight back. This is no longer a situation where
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you just ride it out and see what happens. And I've been saying,
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we'll see what happens, but now we're at this point where it's going to
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take some sort of active fight back. It's going to take going after people
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who've encouraged illegals to cross into the country and pushed aside law enforcement that have
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been trying to stop it from happening. That's something else that needs to happen.
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There are a number of things that we're going to have to as folks
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on the right, Republicans specifically, but you know, I speak specifically myself
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as a conservative. We're going to have to really stand up for what's right
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in this scenario. And what's right is not prosecuting someone because you don't want
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them to be president. That's not a reason to prosecute someone. That's a
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very very dangerous path. And it's very scary when you think about how organized
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all of this is, because it is, it's very organized it's very calculated,
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it's very specific. Their methods for doing this May court dates of twenty
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twenty four. May of twenty twenty four for the court dates for Trump for
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the classified documents hearing right in the middle of an election, right in the
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middle of a presidential election. That is, you're telling me that's just by
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chance. And if he gets convicted and we have a few states to decide,
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they're not going to put him on their ballots because he's convicted or whatever
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it becomes, because let's face it doesn't look good when the deck is completely
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stacked against you. Well, then what happens. What happens then is that
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ultimately the goal is that the way to guarantee that Biden wins serves maybe two
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more years, and they hand it off to Harris and give her maybe a
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running start to try to win two years later and try to get her ten
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years in. We really think that's even a possibility? Really, do we
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really think that's a possibility. Republicans are gonna have to figure out how to
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get unified, and they're gonna have to figure out how to do it quick.
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isn't it when you get the ad and it doesn't quite match what you get.
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I mean, this would open the door to lawsuits against most fast food
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and many restaurants general. Just saying, first thing in the morning, do
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you look at your phone? Well, according to medical experts, at least
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psychiatrists psychiatric medical experts, that's medical experts, they say that immediately turning on
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your phone when you wake up and start your day more likely to cause stress
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and make you feel overwhelmed. So instead they say you should start your day
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without that added stress right at the very very beginning of the day. So
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there you go. We know that being lonely bad for your emotional health,
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but it can have a physical effect on the size of your brain. According
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to a new study, people with fewest social contract tax have smaller brains people
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who had the most connections had larger ones. One of the leading researchers writing,
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social isolation has been associated with premature mortality, increased risk of coronary heart
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disease and stroke, and increased reporting of depressive symptoms, as well as increased
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dementia risk. So there you go. That'll do it for this Thursday edition
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