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Wicked Radio 8-20: Radioactive Shrimp?, Battleground Boston, & Pete and Bobby's Fit Challenge! · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Well, it's midweek already, and this happens so fast. Let's
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Speaker 1: see what the news is bringing us today. More importantly,
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Speaker 1: what kind of attitude can we have to deal with
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Speaker 1: this all? Well, I bet you, we wanted to bet you.
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Speaker 1: Unless you're some sort of a clairvoyant, you didn't have
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Speaker 1: a radioactive shrimp on your bucket list today. Not really
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Speaker 1: on your bucket list, but your bingo card. Let's put
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Speaker 1: it that way, because we've got a radioactive shrimp issue
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Speaker 1: to talk about. Actually, you know what, I'm gonna give
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Speaker 1: the FDA some credit on this because I think they
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Speaker 1: nipped it in the bud, as they say. But we'll
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Speaker 1: get some details on that if it affects you. If
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Speaker 1: it doesn't, I don't know. We'll find out. This one
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Speaker 1: you probably saw coming. I think a lot of us
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Speaker 1: actually did. Boston has the worst mayor in the country. Oh,
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Speaker 1: there's some stiff competition. I mean, Mayor Bass is awful
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Speaker 1: in LA the Chicago mayor is awful. But Mayor wu
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Speaker 1: affectionately known as Mahor Wu Han in the city of Boston,
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Speaker 1: she is. She's something else. And now this is a
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Speaker 1: national issue, which is I think her goal on this
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Speaker 1: fighting tooth and nail the Trump administration to make her
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Speaker 1: city safer. Yes, that's right, fighting it to make her
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Speaker 1: city safer. She didn't want to make it safer. She's
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Speaker 1: fighting the effort. Anyway. We'll talk about that as well.
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Speaker 1: And are you ready? It's time to get fit with
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Speaker 1: Pete and Bobby. Did you see this? Bobby Kennedy Junior,
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Speaker 1: Pete hegsit. They teamed up and they did the fit Challenge.
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Speaker 1: It's what is it? Fifty pull ups, one hundred sit ups.
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Speaker 1: That's pretty good fit test under five minutes. And they
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Speaker 1: want the whole nation to get fit something. Everybody's behind right,
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Speaker 1: nobody's pushing back against that? What?
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Speaker 2: Uh?
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Speaker 1: Yeah? Yet? Yeah they are, Yeah, they are. The lunatics
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Speaker 1: are out in full force already in record time against
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Speaker 1: this one. Will you hear what it's saying about? This? Amazing?
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Speaker 1: All right, let's get right to it. Thanks for finding
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Speaker 1: pressing subscribe, appreciate you so much as always. Let's get
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Speaker 1: right to it. Radio active shrimp. It's like something out
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Speaker 1: of a sci fi movie or maybe the symptoms the Simpsons.
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Speaker 1: Maybe it has two heads. I don't know, but it's happening.
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Speaker 1: Let's go to the story because I don't want to
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Speaker 1: mislead you. Because you may be a big shrimp eater
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Speaker 1: from Walmart, the FDA is warning you you probably shouldn't
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Speaker 1: eat sell or serve Walmart's great value raw frozen shrimp
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Speaker 1: due to radioactive contamination. Yes, FDA warned Americans not to eat,
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Speaker 1: sell or serve with this. It's they found some frozen
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Speaker 1: shrimp with possible contamination due to something called caesium dash
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Speaker 1: one thirty seven. Eh, what's that? That happens to be
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Speaker 1: a radioactive isotope? Come on, what's a what's a radioactive isotope?
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Speaker 1: Among friends? The radioactive material detected in shipping containers from
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Speaker 1: Indonesia for US, and they tested on the frozen shrimp
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Speaker 1: from the distributor also tested positive. Now here's the thing.
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Speaker 1: No frozen shrimp within the US food supply has tested positive. Okay,
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Speaker 1: so they caught it in time. I know the FDA
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Speaker 1: has taken a lot of criticism here recently, actually for
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Speaker 1: a long time now, and a lot of it completely warranted.
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Speaker 1: But they let's give them some credit on this. The
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Speaker 1: system seems to have worked right. It didn't make it
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Speaker 1: to store shelves. They caught it in time. But still
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Speaker 1: they want you to look out for this. So let's
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Speaker 1: get some details. This one was from Good Morning America
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Speaker 1: just this morning. I just saw this in real time
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Speaker 1: unless you're watching on the replay about a half hour ago.
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Speaker 1: Let's go to the story about radioactive shrimp. What does
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Speaker 1: it all mean? Here's there.
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Speaker 3: I guess medical disactive material in food doesn't sound good.
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Speaker 3: So we want to say right off the top that
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Speaker 3: so far, the FDA says it appears none of the
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Speaker 3: potentially dangerous shrimp actually made it to Walmart stores. However,
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Speaker 3: it was found in a shipment of uncooked frozen shrimp,
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Speaker 3: so the agency is taking the step to recall more
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Speaker 3: of the shrimp brand and warn the public. Now, the
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Speaker 3: radioactive substance that we're talking about is called sessium one
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Speaker 3: thirty seven, which is mostly found in places that have
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Speaker 3: had nuclear testing or nuclear accidents, and that's a half
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Speaker 3: life of about thirty years, which means we've got a
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Speaker 3: long time to think about it.
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Speaker 1: And the again, you know, I'll give the FDA credit
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Speaker 1: they saw or the system, the food processing system they
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Speaker 1: caught it in time. Tough deal for Walmart. Sorry, but
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Speaker 1: you know, hey, listen, find a better distributor for US ports.
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Speaker 1: They found this in. This always makes me think it's
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Speaker 1: like they caught this this time. I had nothing to
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Speaker 1: back this up, but I've always kind of thought this,
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Speaker 1: and this just reinforces my belief. I'm convinced that just
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Speaker 1: by eating what we eat, you know, try to get
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Speaker 1: healthier these days, obviously, but especially as a kid, I'm convinced.
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Speaker 1: Remember all those TV dinners in the seventies and eighties,
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Speaker 1: a little bit in the nineties is when they went
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Speaker 1: out of fetch. I'm convinced I've eaten radio active material.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely convinced. You know, before they actually checked on this
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Speaker 1: stuff a little bit better, before the world got a
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Speaker 1: hold of information like this. But there's your warning about
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Speaker 1: the radioactive shrimps. You just be careful. It's a good reminder, though,
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Speaker 1: So what do you do with this? What's the takeaway?
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Speaker 1: Just try as best you possibly can to try to
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Speaker 1: look at your food sources a little bit better. Can
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Speaker 1: all of us detect what like if this had made
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Speaker 1: it to the store shelves at Walmart, would we be
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Speaker 1: able to tell if it's radioactive shrimp? No, you know,
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Speaker 1: I don't have an isotope test to go through all
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Speaker 1: the different food to see what we're actually eating. But
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Speaker 1: what Enough of these stories get out there to the
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Speaker 1: general public, and there have been more about potential food
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Speaker 1: safety concerns getting out there. More of the public becomes
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Speaker 1: aware of this kind of stuff, and I think it's good,
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Speaker 1: so good, So if anything good for the FDA, it's
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Speaker 1: a good reminder for us to try to as you
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Speaker 1: can't catch everything, but try your best to actually eat
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Speaker 1: real food, real source food, hopefully source within this country.
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Speaker 1: Who knows, But you can't catch everything. Right, Stay away
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Speaker 1: from the shrimp, sorry, Walmart, find some better food sources.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's get to you. Probably didn't see that
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Speaker 1: one coming. Like I said on your Big Gokard radioactive shrimp.
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Speaker 1: I don't think anybody saw coming this week. But you
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Speaker 1: probably saw this coming. I know a lot of us did.
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Speaker 1: America's worst mayor is a Marxist. It's not just opinion.
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Speaker 1: That's like she's she's she is. She's just admitted Mark,
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Speaker 1: she just is. And she's Mayor Michelle Woo in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Speaker 1: Now Boston, Now I can speak to this and this
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Speaker 1: was on my radar a little bit faster than most
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Speaker 1: because my family is from the greater Boston areas. You
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Speaker 1: can tell with all the Red Sox stuff and half
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Speaker 1: the shirts I wear and all that stuff. I get it.
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Speaker 1: But I'm here to tell you just because I'm so
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Speaker 1: attuned to Boston political history. There was a great radio
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Speaker 1: guy I grew up listening to out of Boston. He
6:42
Speaker 1: was actually a sports talk host, Eddie Ennelman. Maybe you
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Speaker 1: know him, maybe you know the name. He described Boston
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Speaker 1: so well once. He described it as this this, this
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Speaker 1: is the temperament of that area of the country because
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Speaker 1: it is very they're very overall, very intelligent, pretty reactionary,
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Speaker 1: right to different things going on in the news, mostly
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Speaker 1: or at least were, and they're usually hip to what's
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Speaker 1: going on. Edny Animal described the people of Boston as
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Speaker 1: three things. These are their three main concerns in their mindset, sports, politics,
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Speaker 1: and revenge. And it's actually true, and that goes back
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Speaker 1: to revolutionary days, not the sports part, but still it
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Speaker 1: just actually is so the politics part. So many people
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Speaker 1: in Boston are attuned to what's going on politically because
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Speaker 1: they it is the most corrupt town and the most
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Speaker 1: corrupt city administration in the country, maybe sometimes only secondary
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Speaker 1: to Chicago. Okay, so that's really saying something. Interestingly enough,
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Speaker 1: maybe there's a connection there. Mari Wou is from Chicago,
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Speaker 1: but of course, like so many of them, went to
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Speaker 1: school in Boston at an Ivy League school and stayed
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Speaker 1: there and got involved with local politics, and of course,
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Speaker 1: you know, you know who got hold of her and
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Speaker 1: you know, became what they become. So interestingly enough, that's
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Speaker 1: where she's from. Mayor Wou was absolutely tyrannical during lockdown.
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Speaker 1: I can speak to this personally because of my family
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Speaker 1: being there, Absolutely tyrannical with lockdowns and the restrictions and
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Speaker 1: the and that plays a part, and it's part of
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Speaker 1: the story, which is what we're leading to now. They've
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Speaker 1: hinted around from months now from her administration, just in
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Speaker 1: the city of Boston that they're going to push back
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Speaker 1: against the Trump administration's efforts to let ice go into
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Speaker 1: the communities and take and This is another important part
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Speaker 1: of the story. The worst of the worst, illegal criminals
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Speaker 1: and criminal gangs off the streets to protect the residence
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Speaker 1: in that city. And there's been nothing but push back
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Speaker 1: from her administration leading up to the press conference that
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Speaker 1: happened yesterday. Okay, I'm gonna play it for you right now,
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Speaker 1: and this is These are some of her main talking
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Speaker 1: points in pushing back against the city of.
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Speaker 2: Boston, attacking our cities to hide your administration's failures. Unlike
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Speaker 2: the Trump administration, Boston follows the law. This has always
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Speaker 2: been a city of revolution, of innovation, of standing up
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Speaker 2: for the public good and never bowing down to tyranny.
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Speaker 1: Okay, remember I said that's relevant to the story, never
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Speaker 1: bowing down to tyranny. That's why I said during COVID,
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Speaker 1: one of the most recent examples, she was an absolute
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Speaker 1: lockdown tyrant. And it's hard to there's still a lot
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Speaker 1: of people because not you know, really, unless you're a
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Speaker 1: business traveler, not many of us travel back and forth
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Speaker 1: so much that you could compare the cities, right. I
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Speaker 1: happened to a lot during COVID, going to Boston and
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Speaker 1: then back to Florida, and it was literally like watching
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Speaker 1: two different movie screens just a couple of just five
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Speaker 1: years ago, that's how recent this was. I Florida and
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Speaker 1: if you know, Florida as a free state, and I
9:57
Speaker 1: think Arizona was kind of like this in Texas, you know,
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Speaker 1: the free states during cod which realized right away, we
10:01
Speaker 1: can't we can't shut down our businesses, right We had
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Speaker 1: a couple of months of that and that was about it.
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Speaker 1: I would go during that very same time back to Massachusetts,
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Speaker 1: Boston specifically, it was like it was like a post
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Speaker 1: apocalyptic world where it was. I landed one time at
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Speaker 1: Logan Airport and it was the Jet Blue terminal side
10:22
Speaker 1: of things at Logan in Boston, a major major airport,
10:25
Speaker 1: major major hub for a lot of airlines. I was
10:27
Speaker 1: the only one in the terminal, including employees, the only
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Speaker 1: one it was. I thought it was like, did you
10:33
Speaker 1: ever see that movie The Langeliers where the plane landed
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Speaker 1: and there was nobody left on earth except the people
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Speaker 1: from the plane. That's what it felt like. Furthermore, as
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Speaker 1: they were trying to climb out of COVID, Mayri Wou
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Speaker 1: started to trickle up, some opening up areas of the city,
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Speaker 1: except for the north end of Boston, which is mostly
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Speaker 1: Italian American didn't vote for her. Guess which one she
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Speaker 1: locked down worse North End of Boston. That's what she did.
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Speaker 1: So I say that because she dared to bring up
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Speaker 1: the revolutionary history of the city of Boston, the sons
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Speaker 1: of anarchy in this pushback against the federal government, which,
11:06
Speaker 1: by the way, let's not forget the main goal to
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Speaker 1: protect the city of Boston residents. And you ask any
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Speaker 1: one of them who have dealt with a recent uptick
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Speaker 1: and crime and homelessness and drug abuse in the city
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Speaker 1: under her watch. But she dared to use revolutionary imaging
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Speaker 1: to try to describe her efforts when it's the exact opposite.
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Speaker 1: Because I'm here to tell you from what I know
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Speaker 1: from history, and this is my favorite part of history
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Speaker 1: is American revolution history. Being from New England, the sons
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Speaker 1: of liberty would have hated her. She stands for everything
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Speaker 1: they pushed back against. She's a tyrant, she's awful, she's
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Speaker 1: not very intelligent, and that's what the pushback is. Now
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Speaker 1: here's what's going to happen the Trump Now she's made
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Speaker 1: it a national issue, which I'm sure was the entire goal,
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Speaker 1: right because she put herself now on the national stage.
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Speaker 1: And a lot of people knew who Maor Wu of
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Speaker 1: Boston was before this, but this was a national news story.
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Speaker 1: Trump administration officials like Stephen Miller already reacting to it.
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Speaker 1: Tom Holman from Ice, you know, he's not gonna put
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Speaker 1: up with this. This means they will have the Feds
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Speaker 1: going in. They will despite her, you know. And there've
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Speaker 1: been a lot of calls from people to arrest Mayor Wu,
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Speaker 1: put her in handcuffs. Now, that would be the worst.
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Speaker 1: That's exactly what she wants. You don't want that, right,
12:21
Speaker 1: you don't want it. But this nest just now raised
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Speaker 1: this to a national issue. And I think the battleground
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Speaker 1: for cleaning up these cities. You thought it was Washington,
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Speaker 1: d c. But remember I was telling you a couple
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Speaker 1: of weeks ago, this is going to spread to other
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Speaker 1: cities to clean it up and get the crime off
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Speaker 1: the streets. Battleground Boston, it's where it's gonna be. Ironically,
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Speaker 1: where the country actually started. Battleground Boston is where we
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Speaker 1: regained our freedoms as colonists. Right, yes, well it's happening again. Now.
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Speaker 1: She doesn't completely realize this because what would the smart
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Speaker 1: move be. She's got a rare combination of being I
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Speaker 1: mean incredibly corrupt, amazingly stunningly correct, maybe the most corrupt
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Speaker 1: Boston mayor of all time in history and that belief.
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Speaker 1: That's saying something because they have had some beauties up there.
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Speaker 1: Trust me on this one. A stunning combination of corruption
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Speaker 1: and flat out I mean like base level stupidity. She's
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Speaker 1: just very, very stupid. Well, she's got that degree and
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Speaker 1: she is an ivy leaguer. I don't care. No, I'm
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Speaker 1: not talking about book smart. I'm talking about street smarts,
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Speaker 1: because she doesn't get it. What would the smart move be?
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Speaker 1: What would a smart person do? This is kind of underhanded,
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Speaker 1: but I'm talking about politics now, right, But what would
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Speaker 1: the smart move be in this situation? You've got Ice
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Speaker 1: and the FEDS cracking down on crime, going out and
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Speaker 1: busting up illegal gang activity like MS thirteen and trentde
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Speaker 1: Aragua and all these other cities, and you see Washington,
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Speaker 1: DC happening, so you know what's coming to your town.
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Speaker 1: What would the smart move be? If you're the mayor
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Speaker 1: of the City of Boston, Massachusetts, the smart move would
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Speaker 1: have been this, let them come in. Let them do
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Speaker 1: their work. Clean up the city, get rid of the crime,
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Speaker 1: get rid of the criminal gangs, do what they have
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Speaker 1: to do. Right, you let it happen. You wait till
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Speaker 1: the good results happen. Crime numbers go down, city looks cleaner,
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Speaker 1: and then you take credit for it. Right, you tell
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Speaker 1: your bass, you tell your far left, extreme lunatic base
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Speaker 1: in Boston. Ah, I did what I could do. No,
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Speaker 1: I tried, I really tried. But it's the FEDS. I try,
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Speaker 1: I try. I tried everything to push back. I really did.
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Speaker 1: I tried. That's what you do to hold them off.
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Speaker 1: But then you take credit a little bit later on,
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Speaker 1: when things calm down, for the results, and you run
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Speaker 1: on it again and you say city's cleaner, city's safer
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Speaker 1: under my watch, when really it was the FEDS that
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Speaker 1: did the work. Now, that would have been the smart move,
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Speaker 1: because that's what smart people do. It's kind of cd
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Speaker 1: and underhanded. I get that, but we're talking about politics here,
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Speaker 1: But that would have been the smart move. She is
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Speaker 1: not a smart person. She's very stupid and very corrupt.
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Speaker 1: So it's gonna be a fight, it's going to be
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Speaker 1: a pushback, And like I said, watch for it. Oh,
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Speaker 1: the next coming months, it'll be interesting. There's a lot
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Speaker 1: of cities fro finally understand even New York understands this. Right.
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Speaker 1: Let them get rid of the criminal gang activity. Let
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Speaker 1: them do it. Not Boston. It's gonna be battleground Boston.
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Speaker 1: Watch for this for the next couple of months ahead.
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Speaker 1: It's gonna be fascinating to watch. And they're gonna lose.
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Speaker 1: The lefty lunatics are absolutely completely one gonna lose. Why
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Speaker 1: do I know that? Well, let's go to the preamble.
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Speaker 1: The little setup. Who's the opening band from Mayor Wuhan
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Speaker 1: for in Boston? What did she actually have? This is
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Speaker 1: amazing so so symbolically to push back against Ice and
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Speaker 1: the immigration clean up and the criminal gang activity. To
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Speaker 1: clean up, what do you have? There's no other choice.
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Speaker 1: You gotta have a mariachi band everybody.
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Speaker 3: Ev love.
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Speaker 1: Wow. Okay, so there you are. That's that's what's going
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Speaker 1: on in Boston. Ohhh yeah, we should all make a
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Speaker 1: meme of that. All right, you ready to get fit?
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Speaker 1: Let's move on to get fit and get in shape
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Speaker 1: with Pete and Bobby. Did you see this? Pete Eggsit's
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Speaker 1: defit secretary and Bobby Kennedy Junior from my Health and
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Speaker 1: Human Services. They have a fit test challenge, put a
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Speaker 1: ticular a little video of them doing it here and
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Speaker 1: it's pretty amazing. Actually, let's see how this goes and
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Speaker 1: what do you have to do to get in shape
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Speaker 1: for the fit test challenge? You Bobby Kennedy kind of
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Speaker 1: explains it right here. And we had our big Pete
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Speaker 1: Bobby challenge today. Yeah, fifty full ups, one hundred, try
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Speaker 1: to get under five minutes. How'd you know we got
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Speaker 1: close at twenty five. You were right behind me. We
16:35
Speaker 1: had a couple of marines there, one bet three minutes,
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Speaker 1: a couple of four minutes. Pretty impressive. It was President
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Speaker 1: Trump who inspired us to do this. This is the
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Speaker 1: beginning of our tour. Oh, there it is. He said
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Speaker 1: it right at the end. Bobby Kennedy said it right there.
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Speaker 1: It was President Trump then inspired us to do this.
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Speaker 1: And that's where the pushback comes in. Now you're thinking, wow,
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Speaker 1: that's pretty cool. Okay, fit test challenge. What is that again?
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Speaker 1: It's a fifty pull ups, one hundred sit up. You
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Speaker 1: gotta do it under five minutes or try that's a
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Speaker 1: pretty good fit test, by the way. Done a lot
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Speaker 1: of fit tests and training for martial arts stuff. And
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Speaker 1: that's a that's a good one. That would be tough
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Speaker 1: to handle. So that's great. Get America healthy, right, making
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Speaker 1: a national challenge. You could get schools involved with this.
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Speaker 1: You could you could challenge your family members, you could
17:18
Speaker 1: challenge your spouse, your friends, your what everybody's behind this? Right? No? No, no,
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Speaker 1: Maybe you didn't see it coming, but if you pay
17:30
Speaker 1: attention to this stuff long enough, you know what's coming.
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Speaker 1: What did Bobby say there at the very end of
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Speaker 1: the clip I played for you? We were inspired by
17:38
Speaker 1: President Trump to get well, there it is. Yes, that's right, Yes,
17:43
Speaker 1: that's right. You have to laugh at this stuff. This
17:46
Speaker 1: is how you have to handle it. The Pete and
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Speaker 1: Bobby fit test challenge is now being called fill in
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Speaker 1: the blank. You know it's coming, you know it's coming.
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Speaker 1: What are the lunatics calling it? Come on? I know
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Speaker 1: you're thinking, I know you. I hear you thinking. That's right.
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Speaker 1: It's the same thing Hitler did. So now because because
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Speaker 1: the administration wants to get people healthy, this is now
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Speaker 1: being called fascist. You can't make you can't well, you
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Speaker 1: can make it up, but it wouldn't be even nearly
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Speaker 1: as crazy as what's happening in reality. So I I
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Speaker 1: it was, Oh yeah, oh, it'll be all over the place.
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Speaker 1: It'll be. You'll hear the terms hitler, youth thrown into this.
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Speaker 1: You'll hear body shaming. Oh that's the other thing too,
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Speaker 1: to try to demand. And if they if they try
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Speaker 1: to push this on school kids and go back to
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Speaker 1: body shaming, I'm gonna leave the country. Oh well, you know,
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Speaker 1: there you go. So that's what it is. You don't
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Speaker 1: need me to tell you this kind of stuff. You
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Speaker 1: just have to laugh at those people. You have to
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Speaker 1: laugh at these lunatics. America wants to get healthy again.
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Speaker 2: You know.
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Speaker 1: JFK Democrat, ironically nothing like the Democrats of today. But
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Speaker 1: JFK did the same thing in the sixties, nineteen sixty one.
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Speaker 1: You remember his fit challenge. That's when they had the
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Speaker 1: presidential fit test thing, which is coming back now to schools.
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Speaker 1: Remember that, I think you gotta run the mile and
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Speaker 1: I remember doing the ropes or whatever. I was kind
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Speaker 1: of fading away by the time I was in grade
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Speaker 1: school or whatever it was. But yeah, remember JFK. This
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Speaker 1: said the same thing. We you canna have a bunch
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Speaker 1: of fat kids in class. Well, now you got something
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Speaker 1: similar like this with this fit test challenge. Okay, if
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Speaker 1: you're somebody who has a great mindset, wants to get
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Speaker 1: healthier and wants to get better, you welcome this with
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Speaker 1: open arms. If you're a lunatic that sees evil in
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Speaker 1: everything they do because they hate the Orange man that
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Speaker 1: is the president, there you go. It's all about which
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Speaker 1: way you choose. God, I can't believe it. All right,
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