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"Da Nile Runs Through It" (Friday, February 27, 2026, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Well, I have to finished testifying, making mornings great again.
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  Speaker 1: First thing today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 1: Jeorde said, steal.
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  Speaker 2: Me every one of his questions.
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  Speaker 3: The son comes up, drops acute to school, Joe is
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  Speaker 3: eying a dream.
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  Speaker 4: Do all the treasure needs no one?
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  Speaker 2: Joe zonies smile. He only is.
• 0:34
  Speaker 5: Joe.
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  Speaker 4: And you thought that was the Hudson River going through Chappaquam.
• 0:40
  Speaker 4: Now that river is called denial. You know the joy
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  Speaker 4: of of deny, deny, deny as a defense is then
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  Speaker 4: it puts your pursuers, your prosecutors, your investigators on the
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  Speaker 4: notice that they now have to prove that you were lying.
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  Speaker 4: And you know you'd say, well, that gives you a goal,
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  Speaker 4: that gives you a place. I know. I'm sorry the
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  Speaker 4: nice cities have been forgotten when the Clintons are involved.
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  Speaker 4: We forget our manners, don't we. This is the radio
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  Speaker 4: program that tells you what went on last night. We'll
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  Speaker 4: tell you our analysis of it, and then we want
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  Speaker 4: to find out how it's impacting you where you are
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  Speaker 4: at the intersection of what difference and does it make?
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  Speaker 4: Does the Hillary's denials that she ever even met Jeffrey
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  Speaker 4: Epstein and that she doubts Bill had any idea. There
• 1:37
  Speaker 4: were things going weird, like, you know, just a bunch
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  Speaker 4: of kids hanging around. It's a summer camp here in
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  Speaker 4: the Virgin Islands. That's the hot tub is just there
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  Speaker 4: for the kids recreation after a day of lanyard making
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  Speaker 4: and paper mache. But you see, now it goes back
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  Speaker 4: to can you prove she's lying? Where are the pictures?
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  Speaker 4: Where are photographs of her with Jeffrey Epstein that you
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  Speaker 4: can now pin to her and her denial that she
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  Speaker 4: ever met him? And so lawyered up? Was this that
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  Speaker 4: a simple photograph posted to social media by Colorado Congresswoman
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  Speaker 4: Lauren Bobert derailed the whole thing. Now we're going to
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  Speaker 4: get a lot of testimony from within. My friend John
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  Speaker 4: McGuire is a member of the committee and he's been
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  Speaker 4: there all day. It was a text message I sent
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  Speaker 4: to him, you know, right before the testimony all began yesterday.
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  Speaker 4: I said, good luck and bring a food taster. We'll
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  Speaker 4: have discussions with John after Monday's sit down with Bill,
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  Speaker 4: who was kind of well, I had no idea. I
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  Speaker 4: just thought he liked kids. You know, it was a
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  Speaker 4: summer camp and everyone was having fun and tickling and well,
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  Speaker 4: it depends on what your definition of pedophilia is. When
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  Speaker 4: he said he had a map room, I didn't know.
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  Speaker 4: I thought it meant that's where the cartographers worked Denial,
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  Speaker 4: that river that runs all the way from Albany down
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  Speaker 4: through Chappaqua and out on this Friday morning. I appreciate it.
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  Speaker 4: We'll get to you at four three, four eight eight,
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  Speaker 4: two four to two one seven. As the morning unfolds,
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  Speaker 4: was lots more going on. This isn't This isn't the
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  Speaker 4: sum total of all things Friday morning on the talk
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  Speaker 4: media network. So let's get on it, dog on it.
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  Speaker 4: These are our first things. Aside from Hillary's testimonies and testifying.
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  Speaker 4: She did give a public press conference that you heard
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  Speaker 4: a little clip from there. Chief Federal Judge for Minnesota
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  Speaker 4: has issued a warning Thursday to the federal prosecutor for
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  Speaker 4: the state as well as to the immigration and Customs
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  Speaker 4: enforcement officials, warning them that they must comply with court
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  Speaker 4: orders or they risk criminal contempt charges. Meanwhile, in Virginia,
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  Speaker 4: the Democratic Party was told by the attorney general that
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  Speaker 4: they don't have to comply with court orders to not
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  Speaker 4: do anything regarding redistricting votes. Pakistan considers itself at open
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  Speaker 4: war with Afghanistan. According to Pakistan's defense minister, it's the
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  Speaker 4: worst escalation since late last year. Comments by Minister Kawajah
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  Speaker 4: Mohammad Asif came after Afghanistan launched across border retaliatory attack
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  Speaker 4: on Pakistan that saw Islamabad hit back with airstrikes on Kabul.
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  Speaker 4: American sympathies after two years of unending pro Palestinian media
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  Speaker 4: coverage have shifted, unsurprisingly, from fifty four percent of Americas
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  Speaker 4: sympathizing with Israel to thirty one for the Palestinians. Now
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  Speaker 4: it's forty one percent say they are more on the
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  Speaker 4: side of the Palestinians and only thirty six say they
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  Speaker 4: support Israel. The European Union said Thursday would back efforts
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  Speaker 4: a million citizens across the twenty seven nation bloc to
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  Speaker 1: First thing today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 1: The Acquisition.
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  Speaker 4: To show the acquisition.
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  Speaker 18: Here we go. We know your wish that.
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  Speaker 8: Week go, but the acquisitions pay. Talk about what do
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  Speaker 8: you say?
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  Speaker 9: I just got back from the order to fame?
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  Speaker 8: What's an order to fame?
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  Speaker 19: It's what you ought to do, what you do anyway.
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  Speaker 4: So not since the great days of the advertising executive Torquemada.
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  Speaker 4: Has there been such a successful marketing campaign. I mean,
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  Speaker 4: it's right there, up there with Ronald McDonald or have
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  Speaker 4: a cocain a smile, the rebranding of Hamas and Hezbollah
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  Speaker 4: as marginalized communities, therefore demanding that anyone who's aligned with
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  Speaker 4: the Democratic Party must support them, because for the decade
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  Speaker 4: prior to this campaign, the Democratic Party said, if you're
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  Speaker 4: a marginalized community, regardless of how that happened, we will
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  Speaker 4: stand by you. We will set aside special places for you,
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  Speaker 4: will create special governing campaigns for you. D We'll even
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  Speaker 4: create investment strategies ESG for your marginalized community. Yes, come
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  Speaker 4: to honest abes marginalized communities. OI. What a deal. And
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  Speaker 4: in the last half decade of this campaign to re
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  Speaker 4: Hamas and Hezbola as a marginalized community, it's worked. More
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  Speaker 4: Americans support terrorists now than ever before because they've aligned
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  Speaker 4: themselves with Democrats who are also giving out free stuff
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  Speaker 4: from Washington. It's great work, if you can get it.
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  Speaker 4: We'll get into that some more. This is from a
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  Speaker 4: new Gallop poll that says the sport for Israel is
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  Speaker 4: down from fifty four percent to thirty four percent. This
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  Speaker 4: reported by the Associated Press, who actually can't write a
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  Speaker 4: story about Israel without saying how bad they've been to
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  Speaker 4: the Gaza strip. But let me get to folks hanging
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  Speaker 4: on the line with us, see what they have already
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  Speaker 4: into this Friday morning. Good morning, Bob is enjoying an
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  Speaker 4: afternoon in Moscow? How are you doing? Certain no more
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  Speaker 4: car bombings or anything like that, not yet, but no.
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  Speaker 20: It's spring is here. The the spring birds are back,
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  Speaker 20: so you know, for us, spring is around the.
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  Speaker 4: Corner, springtime for Vladimir in Saint Petersburg.
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  Speaker 20: Anyway, my question is why is Hillary and Bill Clinton
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  Speaker 20: getting special treatment? If you or I were called to Congress,
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  Speaker 20: would they come to our homes or our location where
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  Speaker 20: we wanted them to come and spend billions hundreds of
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  Speaker 20: millions of dollars of taxpayers' money just to go there?
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  Speaker 20: Second point, Hillary Clinton, isn't she the one that made
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  Speaker 20: her her fame as a lawyer by crucifying victims of rape?
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  Speaker 20: And you know what Jeffrey Hepstein did.
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  Speaker 4: The bimbo eruptions squad. Well that's how she got her
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  Speaker 4: husband elected. I mean, the bimbo eruption squad. Uh, started
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  Speaker 4: with her buddy Jane Tames. You know, you fifty dollars
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  Speaker 4: out of Taylor Park. You never know who you're gonna
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  Speaker 4: get a sailing a friend. Guy who's become my friend,
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  Speaker 4: John John Whitehead. What was that?
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  Speaker 20: Even before that, she you know the court system. She
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  Speaker 20: took down a young girl that was raped by a
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  Speaker 20: vip man like her husband, and she defended, ripped the
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  Speaker 20: girl apart. And now she wants us to believe that
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  Speaker 20: she had no contact with Epstein, who was invited her
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  Speaker 20: her wedding. That just does not make any sense. And
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  Speaker 20: if there is one picture of her with Epstein, then
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  Speaker 20: she should be immediately arrested and thrown in jail for
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  Speaker 20: lying to Congress.
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  Speaker 4: There's an interesting precedent going on in England where apparently
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  Speaker 4: the British government, well, you know, once you can arrest
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  Speaker 4: you know, one of the members of the royal family
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  Speaker 4: Bloodluss gets it gets on. I mean they've been arresting
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  Speaker 4: people like crazy just for having your name in an
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  Speaker 4: Epstein document. Now this former chief of staff of kir
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  Speaker 4: Starmer's been arrested. So I don't know if that's going
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  Speaker 4: to weigh precedentially into the United States. Investigations. He uses
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  Speaker 4: air quotes there for this. It's bordering, though, And I
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  Speaker 4: want to ask your thought on this and anyone's every
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  Speaker 4: day I opened my newsfeed and there's some other person
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  Speaker 4: who's mentioned in the Epstein files. Like I said when
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  Speaker 4: they went live, I searched just to make sure Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 4: any of the Joe Thomas is out there, don't show
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  Speaker 4: up in the search because it has become almost almost
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  Speaker 4: McCarthy esque. If your name shows up on anything, even
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  Speaker 4: just in relation to Hey, wouldn't it be nice if
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  Speaker 4: we could invite what be Goldberg to a fundraiser? Well,
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  Speaker 4: now she has to answer for this. You know, it's
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  Speaker 4: crazy this guy, you know, just by saying your name,
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  Speaker 4: he could ruin you, just by having your name in
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  Speaker 4: an email. Hey, Bob and Moscow. I was listening to
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  Speaker 4: Joe Thomas in the morning, and Bob and Moscow he
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  Speaker 4: could tweet that and next thing you know, you and
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  Speaker 4: I are both completely out of jobs and our mortgage
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  Speaker 4: kids canceled. There's a dangerous bloodlust in this, and I
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  Speaker 4: know why because I mean, it's the little kids being abused.
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  Speaker 4: But it just being mentioned in an email by some
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  Speaker 4: guy doesn't mean, you need to be dragged down as
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  Speaker 4: if you were out there on the island recruiting kids
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  Speaker 4: to come down.
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  Speaker 20: Right, But that's all because of Trump derangement syndrome and
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  Speaker 20: what the Democrats have done to Trump and anyone associated
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  Speaker 20: with Trump. So now it's coming back.
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  Speaker 4: To roost at home. Oh, I see what you Democrats.
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  Speaker 20: They don't like it.
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  Speaker 4: So the president is it doesn't matter if Whoopy Goldberger
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  Speaker 4: was just tangently mentioned in an email. We can drag
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  Speaker 4: her down so that we the precedent is now set
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  Speaker 4: that we can drag Trump down for being in pictures
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  Speaker 4: with Epstein.
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  Speaker 20: No, it's the opposite. That all started because of Trump
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  Speaker 20: because they were getting so they wanted all this leaf
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  Speaker 20: and I'll really and now that it's released, there are
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  Speaker 20: some true journalists that are opening up and mentioning everyone's names.
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  Speaker 20: And for me, unfortunately, all these people that the Democrats
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  Speaker 20: are preating forth and saying they're victims. And the gal
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  Speaker 20: that stood up during the State of Union address, she's
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  Speaker 20: not a victim if she doesn't come forward, press charges
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  Speaker 20: or named names.
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  Speaker 4: Well that's the that's the bigger problem.
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  Speaker 20: Yeah, she's she's not a victim until she says names.
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  Speaker 20: She says, let's produce everything. Why does why does it
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  Speaker 20: have to be released? When she knows exactly if it
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  Speaker 20: actually happened, then she was traffic. She knows exactly who
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  Speaker 20: did it. How come she's not speaking.
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  Speaker 4: Out well hat it's the day yeah, or.
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  Speaker 20: Or the other thing? Is this she was never involved in.
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  Speaker 20: She's making all this money, she's being paid by someone
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  Speaker 20: to protest this way.
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  Speaker 4: Well, and this becomes one of those you know, this
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  Speaker 4: is why prosecutors hate, you know, the idea of these
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  Speaker 4: these abuse cases, because in order to investigate, you have
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  Speaker 4: to you have to ask questions, and then you have
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  Speaker 4: defense attorneys saying you're victim shaming or you're harming my client.
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  Speaker 4: do something for another. That's their argument. That's their argument.
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  Speaker 4: And there was a court order a town called Daswell,
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  Speaker 4: of these coffee shops developing this one in our flagship
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  Speaker 4: Stanton area, and they'll be getting there. But you know
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  Speaker 4: the work they do is to me, it's sad. We
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  Speaker 4: talk about the marketing campaign that has got us to
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  Speaker 4: a place where fewer people in America surveyed by gallops
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  Speaker 4: support Israel over the terrorists in Hamas. So you know
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  Speaker 4: that's what the media does. So we have to bail
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  Speaker 4: against that tide. For groups like City Elders based out
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  Speaker 4: of Oklahoma and Kansas, Wichita, Oklahoma City, great places there,
• 45:30
  Speaker 4: but all over Virginia, Norfolk and the Virginia Beach area
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  Speaker 4: here in Charlottesville and Stanton and more. You should get
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  Speaker 4: to go to City Elders dot org and find out
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  Speaker 4: about starting a chapter there. It's governing the city Gates
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  Speaker 4: is the slogan, and it's about getting people who are
• 45:51
  Speaker 4: men and women of faith elected to office. Yeah, yeah,
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  Speaker 4: you're they're just diving headfirst into the attack of the
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  Speaker 4: killer tomatoes on the idea of a separation of church
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  Speaker 4: and state. Marshall, Patty, and a special guest who is
• 46:08
  Speaker 4: a man of the cloth who's now also a school
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  Speaker 4: board member is don't tell anyone, Marshall, welcome back.
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  Speaker 24: How are you doing, sir, I'm doing great, Joe, thanks
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  Speaker 24: so much for having us back on.
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  Speaker 4: Do you think? And I know you work kind of
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  Speaker 4: public in private, you work with a lot of folks.
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  Speaker 4: Am I wrong that we allowed kind of similar but
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  Speaker 4: not the same language to kind of drive a wedge
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  Speaker 4: in between what reality was and what I think the
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  Speaker 4: progressive authoritarians wanted us to think all along.
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  Speaker 24: Yeah, and if you look at it the past decades,
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  Speaker 24: like our language has changed so much so that you know,
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  Speaker 24: it starts in you know, elementary school where you're said, oh,
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  Speaker 24: you can't say that, you can't say it that way,
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  Speaker 24: you have to interpret this way. And we saw in
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  Speaker 24: that intense period around COVID for that, you know, five
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  Speaker 24: years around there, and you couldn't say anything. You know,
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  Speaker 24: you couldn't say, you know, a woman can't be a man,
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  Speaker 24: and you know you're you know, I'm automatically blacklisted from
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  Speaker 24: professional services. And so, yeah, the language has changed dramatically.
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  Speaker 24: And so when we talked about church and state, you know,
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  Speaker 24: you have you know, again decades of training of pastors
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  Speaker 24: through school and education where they said you need to
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  Speaker 24: avoid this topic. You know, you don't want to get
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  Speaker 24: politics involved because the LBJ act there and you just
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  Speaker 24: need to be very careful. And I think it's it's
• 47:37
  Speaker 24: just going to take a lot to kind of reverse
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  Speaker 24: that language so that you know, people can share their
• 47:41
  Speaker 24: hearts and their views on issues that are important to them.
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  Speaker 4: Oh it's you know, and I went through it. We
• 47:47
  Speaker 4: we talked to several doctors, some from right here in
• 47:49
  Speaker 4: Virginia who were trading sick people in the emergency room
• 47:53
  Speaker 4: with readily available medicine and they were they were getting fired,
• 47:57
  Speaker 4: and I was getting banned off of every platform for
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  Speaker 4: discussing such things. I mean, that's that's a crazy world,
• 48:03
  Speaker 4: where Marshall and so, you know, I guess that's when
• 48:09
  Speaker 4: up it becomes down. But I also think that that
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  Speaker 4: has set the equilibrium in place where organizations like City
• 48:17
  Speaker 4: Elders are seeing such success because there's this I think
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  Speaker 4: there's a weird like feeling of of you know, maybe
• 48:27
  Speaker 4: like our equilibrium is off. And and then you talk
• 48:30
  Speaker 4: to somebody who says, well, it's because we've been demoralized.
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  Speaker 4: Demoralized as in, our morals have been pulled out from
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  Speaker 4: under us, and that's why we feel unbalanced a little bit.
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  Speaker 4: Which is my goal in helping you guys spread the
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  Speaker 4: word about City Elders. And you have a special guest,
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  Speaker 4: an actual, honest to do dad elected official. Uh there Marshall,
• 48:54
  Speaker 4: which he introduced us to our guests.
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  Speaker 24: Yeah, Mike Laston, who's on the Augusta County school Board.
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  Speaker 24: It kind of was part of that early group in
• 49:04
  Speaker 24: Augusta County at City Elders and didn't understand politics, didn't
• 49:08
  Speaker 24: really like politics, and then over a multi year process,
• 49:13
  Speaker 24: was convinced the run at the last minute and one
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  Speaker 24: big and so we're just thrilled to have Michae Lawson
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  Speaker 24: as part of the team and producting our kids in schools.
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  Speaker 4: Now, Mike, welcome to our segment here. What was it
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  Speaker 4: that changed your mind maybe even more than that, What
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  Speaker 4: was it that made you think that, you know, politics
• 49:34
  Speaker 4: was something you couldn't be involved in, and then what
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  Speaker 4: changed your mind into your feeling like you had to
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  Speaker 4: be involved in it? Yeah?
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  Speaker 11: Well, thank you, thank you Jeff for having me, and
• 49:45
  Speaker 11: thank you Marshall for the introduction. I appreciate that I
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  Speaker 11: had when I got involved with City Elders. It was
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  Speaker 11: just when it was beginning back in twenty twenty, twenty
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  Speaker 11: twenty one, it was after the national election, and I
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  Speaker 11: just as a aster. I was frustrated, and I felt
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  Speaker 11: like there's got to be more that I can do
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  Speaker 11: outside of the church to get involved.
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  Speaker 4: In the community and civic government.
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  Speaker 11: That's when I got a message from from Brad Helston.
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  Speaker 11: He and Kevin Harris had had had met and looked
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  Speaker 11: at city olders and so so I decided to go
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  Speaker 11: and attend a meeting. And I just I saw a need.
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  Speaker 11: I saw a need for people to get involved and
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  Speaker 11: represent and I was very hesitant to do it because
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  Speaker 11: I'd never you know, I've heard you know, separation of
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  Speaker 11: church and state my whole life. And but I saw that, well,
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  Speaker 11: wait a minute, if we don't get involved, how can
• 50:37
  Speaker 11: we make a difference. And so that was really the
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  Speaker 11: thing that led me to do it, and and Marshall
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  Speaker 11: and I talked, and I had said no twice to
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  Speaker 11: running for anything. I was like, I really don't want
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  Speaker 11: to do this. I'll I'll help you guys, I'll support you,
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  Speaker 11: I'll pray for you, you know, come to the meetings,
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  Speaker 11: I'll do all these things and support. But we'll find.
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  Speaker 18: Somebody to do it.
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  Speaker 11: But it got to the point where we didn't have anybody,
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  Speaker 11: and I thought, well, I'm here, and I you know,
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  Speaker 11: I prayed about it and felt like, well, let me,
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  Speaker 11: let me give it a shot and if it's if
• 51:05
  Speaker 11: it's meant to be, then I'll win. And so uh
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  Speaker 11: so I did that first year. I won a special election,
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  Speaker 11: and then I ran again, uh the next year for
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  Speaker 11: a four year term, which I'm in the middle of now.
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  Speaker 11: And so I think it just I just saw that
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  Speaker 11: there was more to be done, and not that I
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  Speaker 11: would stop doing what I'm doing is in my profession
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  Speaker 11: as a pastor, in my calling, but I felt like
• 51:30
  Speaker 11: there need to be representation for you know, our community
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  Speaker 11: and our viewpoint. And so that was kind of what
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  Speaker 11: did it. But it was a process. It didn't happen quickly.
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  Speaker 11: It took me a couple of years to kind of
• 51:41
  Speaker 11: kind of readjust my thinking to what was going on
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  Speaker 11: and to actually see what was going on, because, like
• 51:46
  Speaker 11: you said earlier, we've been kind of under undermined and
• 51:49
  Speaker 11: our thought process and the constant pounding from all of
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  Speaker 11: the media and and different things that we can't be
• 51:56
  Speaker 11: involved and we shouldn't be involved and we should stay
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  Speaker 11: away and keep separated. And I I just saw that
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  Speaker 11: that wasn't true, and so I decided to get involved
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  Speaker 11: in Marshall was a great coach. He helped me get started,
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  Speaker 11: and I did start late, about as late as you
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  Speaker 11: could and still still get your signatures the day before.
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  Speaker 20: Yeah, it was it was.
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  Speaker 9: Yeah.
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  Speaker 11: It was funny because we went out to get signatures
• 52:22
  Speaker 11: and we were racing to see who could get the
• 52:24
  Speaker 11: most signatures and hit the most houses.
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  Speaker 4: So appreciate it. My hang on this second, We've got
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  Speaker 4: the news coming up here. City elders dot Or governing
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  Speaker 4: and state and putting morally underpinned people, not morally undermined
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  Speaker 4: people into the offices where when the bad decisions come up,
• 52:46
  Speaker 4: we know how they're going to decide on the side
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