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"Can We Call Them 'Tomahawks' Anymore?" (Monday October 13, 2025, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: I think, I think I'm not maybe heavy down, but
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I've made life a lot better for a lot of people.
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Speaker 5: The son comes up drops a pet to school.
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Speaker 6: Think Joe has everything.
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Speaker 1: A dream doer on the treasures side needs no one
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that Joe's smiled.
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Speaker 5: He only aims.
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Speaker 7: Be Joe.
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Speaker 8: Here are all these truths.
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Speaker 9: I want to be Joe.
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Speaker 10: Two key players Risident Trump's Special ENVOYE Steve Whittkoff, who
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Speaker 8: So from the introductions at the Canessa minutes ago, the
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President's getting ready to speak as the Steve O Chance
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from the Kanesset of Israel.
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Speaker 7: And Jared Kushner who is here with his wife Ivanka.
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Speaker 8: Marco Rubio there and Ambassador Huckabee as well at this
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joint session of the Israeli or this full session of
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the Israeli Kanesse this morning on the first things, First
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thing today, President Trump, there they're going through their ceremonies
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and such tap in here. Now, let's see what we
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can hear. He hasn't started.
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Speaker 11: Addressing yet, honored that it is the first parliament that
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you are visiting in your present term. In Jewish tradition,
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we are used to bless the one who gives us
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the honor. Thank you very much, mister President.
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Speaker 8: This is the voice of the translator.
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Speaker 11: Honorary President. Two thousand years ago, we were exiled from
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our homeland, but in all the diaspora that we lived by,
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we never forgot Jerusalem, the beating heart of the Jewish people,
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since it's for which we prayed for year after year.
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And seven years ago it was you, President Tramp that
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in the name of the United States of the United States,
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you recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Jerusalem. You executed
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a promise that many other presidents. You've transferred the ambassy
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to Jerusalem. Thank you very much, President Trump. Thank you
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very much, President Trump.
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Speaker 8: And they're giving him a standing ovation for that now
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here at the Knesset, first thing today on the talk
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media network, and the President set to shortly address you
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know our luck. He will start this speech right as
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we go to break at quarter after there, but we
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do live feed, and I'm sure if you know anything
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about President Trump, his speech will not be four minutes long. There.
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He seems to be in good spirits and it's the
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US contingency there in Jerusalem, pardon me. In Tel Aviv
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for the joint session of the Knesset, their crowds gathering
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out out in the streets waving Star of David flags
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for the President and showing their support for him there.
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So we'll make this a special presentation of first thing
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today are first things. As we await for the President's address,
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all the living hostages have been released to the Red Cross,
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where they are concerns and worry amongst many as folks
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as desperate as Ram Emmanuel and Hillary Clinton are now
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commending President Trump for this peace deal between Israel, Hamas
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and many of the Arab nations. She said to CBS
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News on Friday, I really commend President Trump and his administration.
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On his way to Israel, President Trump warned Russia that
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he may send long range Tomahawk missiles, he said, quite
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to Ukraine to use in their battle with Russia. Quote.
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I might say, look that if this war is not
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going to get settled soon I'm going to send in
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the Tomahawks. An economic standoff in between China and the
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United States. Maybe Israel can help broker a peace deal
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in this Beijing has moved to control even further rare
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earth minerals and magnet technologies, major part of the technology
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boom in the United States and the Western world. This
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after President Trump announced a one hundred percent tariff that
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would be levied in November first if a new trade
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deal wasn't struck. Denmark has unveiled a four point two
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billion dollar military expansion program that would be part of
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a twenty twenty four to twenty thirty three defense agreement
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and would include modernizing Denmark's military. President President in the
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High North aka Greenland, and in a playful moment, US
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Attorney General Pam Bondi apparently watching Saturday Night Lives Cold Open,
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where she was parodied by Amy Poehler, as well as
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being joined by Tina Fey, who was dressed as Homeland
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Security Secretary Christi Nom carrying a rifle. Bondy responded on
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her ex platform saying at sec NOME, we should recreate
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this picture in Chicago, loving Amy Poehler, and that's our
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first things this morning, let's go back to Israel and
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see now still going through the opening ceremonies here for
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the President's ASSTA President.
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Speaker 11: Today the Jewish people are ending the holiday of Succot,
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and tomorrow it will be Simkaturah. And two years ago
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and Simkatora, it was the most peaceful day for the
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state of Israel since its establishment, for the Jewish people
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since the Alocast. Many times I came with many visitors
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to the area of the slaughter, and I saw the horrors.
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Speaker 8: We'll come back with the full opening ceremonies in the
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President's address.
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as it is people say he's taking one side or another,
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at four three four eight eight two four two one seven.
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Good morning here on the air with Joe Thomas. First
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thing this morning. Who's this, Hey, Joe, it's Bob oh
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Hey Bob? And Moscow, how are you, sir?
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Speaker 23: Doing good?
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Speaker 24: And everything that's going on right now in the whole world?
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And the Trump's one eighty on his position with Ukraine
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is going to force the second biggest country in the
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world to become involved because back door the United States
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and the powers to be are threatening.
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Speaker 8: Them Russia, You're talking about India.
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Speaker 24: No, who's a big threat. Who's the second biggest military
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threat to the United States, the next biggest military threat
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in the world.
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Speaker 8: Why everyone is pointing to China, I don't know. China
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has not been seen on the battlefield in like a
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thousand years, so we don't know. Outside of the assistance
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in Korea.
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Speaker 24: You have to understand the Chinese theory. They don't necessarily
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they solve issues different ways without goo into war. But yeah,
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something in Russia is attacked or a Chinese delegate is
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accidentally killed, you're going to un leasse the giant.
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Speaker 8: Well, oh yeah. And I think a lot of people look,
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especially with their with their battleships and their carriers trying
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to get chesty in the North China Sea reminiscent of
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what led to Japan weaponizing people. Remember the Japan's you know, army, Navy,
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all of that was mobilized because they were afraid of China,
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you know, post World War One and China's expansion, and
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and now it seems like it's even more militarized than
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it was before.
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Speaker 24: And the question is, are the people of the United
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States which I'm totally not ready for. Is another Vietnam
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situation happening, and I think that's where we're heading.
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Speaker 8: Well with you. One of the things that pock marked Vietnam,
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and I've talked to many many of my friends are
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Vietnam I hate the phrase Vietnam era veterans. There were
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can probably swim.
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Speaker 30: Brokering the historic Abraham Accords, Abram Abraham.
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Speaker 8: Because you know, there's other things going on, and we
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appreciate the President going now before we have other interviews
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book later on.
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Speaker 30: Thank you for withdrawing from the disastrous Iran nuclear deal,
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thank you for supporting Operation Rising Line, and for your
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bold decision to launch Operation Midnight. Hammer Boy, is that
29:53
you got to hear this? This is the most fitting
30:03
name ever named for a military operation because a little
30:08
after midnight you really hammered them. My friends, this is
30:17
only a partial list, but it's enough to affirm what
30:22
I've said time and again. Donald Trump is the greatest
30:27
friend that the State of Israel has ever.
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Speaker 8: Had in the White House. Now, the stories out of
30:33
this trip that he's going to then go and address
30:37
Arab leaders later on as part of this whole Middle
30:42
Eastern flight through and there will be similar get togethers there.
30:49
So waiting for President Trump to talk hamp Down in
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on the Treasure Coast, writes in I wonder if Obama
30:57
will be able to say his name now. Oh my goodness,
31:03
and the hits just keep on comings. Doctor Clark wants
31:07
me to play Dion Warwick. What the world needs now
31:10
is Trump, Sweet Trump. I don't think he's got to
31:13
re record it for that this morning from Jerusalem, where
31:20
President Trump is getting ready. I mean, you know, the
31:22
preliminaries are going on as long as the usual Trump
31:25
speech is.
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Speaker 30: Losing three limbs. Ari, stand up for a minute alone,
31:34
stand up?
31:35
Speaker 8: There you go there, Ari, see, unlike Joe Biden when
31:40
he asked somebody to stand up who was in a wheelchair,
31:43
they he actually was able to stand up.
31:47
Speaker 30: You're the spirit of the Maccabees. You are the spirit
31:51
of Israel. I salute you, We all salute you.
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Speaker 8: Many of those who were injured. He's acknowledging many of
32:03
those folks who were injured grievously. As the ceremony goes on,
32:15
I want to go back to what the president or
32:18
I guess the speaker of the Kanesset said regarding the
32:23
battle between East and West, the battle between Western civilization
32:29
and Eastern Orthodoxy, because I've said this for some time,
32:32
and ever, oh Joe, you don't know I was the
32:35
speaker of the Kanessean Ariohani saying the exact same thing,
32:42
that this battle is a battle between East and West,
32:52
and Israel is our outpost of Western civilization there and
33:00
what's being done in the United States from this seed
33:04
here and your results can vary at four three, four
33:07
eight eight two four two one seven is the same
33:10
divisions that were being done by the original Nazis. And
33:15
I'm not saying they ate Nazis now faster than you
33:20
can say azof Battalion or Charlottesville. Will I will be
33:23
the first one to tell you there is Nazis now.
33:27
But the original Nazis had to make a villain out
33:31
of the Jewish people because they were the business owners.
33:34
And everyone talks about the ideology and why did Hitler
33:37
hate Jews. He didn't. He hated the business owners because
33:40
Marxists need to have that middle class bourgeois enemy. It
33:45
just happened in Berlin. Most all of them were Jewish
33:49
and it was sad because a lot of the Jews
33:52
wound up in that area of the world because during
33:56
the plague they were driven out of the Middle East
34:00
and the Ottomans because they figured, well, they weren't getting
34:04
sick because they kept kosher, and therefore they must be
34:08
causing the plague, and that's how they wound up in
34:11
Germany and Poland. Good morning. You're on the air with
34:14
Joe Thomas. First thing this morning. Who's this? Good morning, Joe,
34:18
This is Joe over Crows eight. Hey, Joe, Yes, we
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know there's a power outage. The power has been out
34:23
for like twenty hours Dominion. It's a power line way
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up there in the mountains and one of our flagship
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stations is off the air. That's why Joe's calling. And
34:33
you know, we can't do anything about it. We're supposed
34:35
to have a generator up there, and the engineer that's
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supposed to be in charge of it apparently has Columbus
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Day weekend off, so we don't know why the generator
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didn't kick on, but that's why he ain't getting us. Oh,
34:47
okay it glad it's five. There are five power outages
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at the top of the mountain that we're on, and
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all five of them are radio transmitters. I'm hoping because
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some of them belong to lawn for horsement agencies, that
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they might expedite it. But dominion, in their finite wisdom,
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the energy company said, yeah, we'll let you know when
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it'll be fixed, as soon as we assign a crew
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to it. Now they've been saying that for twelve hours now.
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I don't know what's holding up, unless it's Columbus Day
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or Disingenuous People's Day or whatever holiday it is at
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the electric utility. But that's it. So I kind of
35:26
expected to hear from you this morning. But you know
35:30
you can stream us. Our flagship station has a stream
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at w t o N radio dot com. But I
35:38
appreciate it, my friend. You hang in there, my friend. Okay,
35:41
all right, glad and take you off here. Now they're closed.
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They're closed right now? Are you kidding me? This is
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salad days. The FCC isn't watching. I can say whatever
35:51
crazy ass stuff I want anyway, you'd be good, my friend,
35:55
hanging there. Blessed day, bless you too. But back to
36:03
the global affairs and this is and a lot of
36:06
folks try to draw Trumpy in parallels to different people.
36:11
This is Roosevelt, Teddy, not Franklin. This is big stick.
36:17
I guess the problem is Donald Trump doesn't speak softly,
36:20
but I don't think Teddy Roosevelt spoke softly. We just
36:23
didn't have social media. Can you imagine what Teddy Roosevelt
36:27
would have been like if he had an X account,
36:31
because from what I've read historically, he was a pain
36:35
in everybody's backside. Part of why, you know, when he
36:40
tried to do the bull Moose thing. He had people
36:42
who were along with him, but a lot of people
36:45
were just like, no, please, not more Teddy Roosevelt. Well,
36:52
one of the things the President pointed out on his
36:55
flight out, and I brought this up earlier is a
36:59
shot across the bow to some of the people who
37:06
no offense to anyone else. Feed into this narrative of
37:10
there being Christian nationalism, And I talked about Nazis, you know,
37:14
the original Nazis versus you know, the the modern Nazis.
37:22
To say there aren't, I mean, I was amongst them.
37:25
I come to you. This show emanates from the Charlottesville area.
37:28
I was there during the riots. Yes, there were Nazis.
37:32
David Duke walked right past me, and nobody ever talks
37:37
about it. And when I bring it up, can you
37:39
prove that are there documents?
37:40
Speaker 17: Well?
37:40
Speaker 8: What do I have his airline ticket? Do I have
37:43
his hotel built? A brother walked right past me. Amongst
37:47
all those other puffed up little white nationalists, they do exist,
37:53
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37:55
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37:58
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Speaker 8: It's more. With Benjamin Net and Yahoo speaking in preface
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45:11
not going to be so you're you're inspired now by
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the Book of Ecclesiastes to play the You're going to
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play the birds. Now we come on. Is there anything
45:22
else we could be doing turning Benjamin net and Yahoo
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into a DJ Now? Is that what you're doing? The
45:36
the grander scheme of all of this. And one of
45:44
the things that I think is the reason and I
45:47
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45:53
you start to hear guys like Rama Manuel and folks
45:56
like Hillary Clinton praising this deal, I think that there's
46:00
a set up here. They're all going to praise the
46:02
deal while they quietly hope for it to blow up
46:05
in the President's face. And I wish the world wasn't
46:12
like that. I wish the world could just sit there
46:15
and appreciate these things as they happen, for how they happen,
46:21
rather than try to make a political gain out of it.
46:26
And believe me, this has been going on for almost
46:28
an hour. Now, you know there's not going to be
46:31
any more louding of President Trump that he can do himself.
46:35
I don't know what the President's going to say. The
46:38
amount of gratitude and thanks to President Trump that has
46:43
been lavished at this meeting of the Kinnestant. I don't
46:48
know what he has left to say. But for all
46:51
the folks who say that you know this is and
46:53
the craven ones who is Oh, it's political, He's just
46:56
trying to win the midterms. That was one I saw.
47:01
This is all part of his cutting US foreign aid.
47:07
But I mean when you have simultaneous celebrations and now
47:11
here's an important part of the story. There's fighting going
47:15
on right now in Gaza City. Israel's not there. The
47:21
IDFs laughed. This is between Palestinians, Hamas and their police
47:32
are coming back to finding clans. And as a scotsman,
47:36
I appreciate the use of the word clan fighting back
47:44
against the authority of Hamas and their police. So you know,
48:01
what does this say? And am I saying this just
48:04
to have a moment to say, oh nyanya, nyanya, No,
48:11
I'm gonna it is what it is? This is this
48:14
is a battle that far more Muslims are killed at
48:19
the hands of islam Is terrorists under the same banner
48:25
that they killed Jews and Christians under the banner of
48:30
you're not with us, between the Sunni and the Shia,
48:35
you know, just being some of the most egregious of
48:42
the battles that we see in Syria and places like that.
48:47
President Trump's finally getting to the podium.
48:50
Speaker 10: Opposition come on opposition, Yeah.
48:56
Speaker 8: There's there's opposition. I guess in the kinesset rules the
48:59
opposite party gets too.
49:02
Speaker 10: And cabelas Minka at all show opposite. However, can I
49:06
say yeah you la.
49:08
Speaker 8: Pied Eliel Lapide is the head of the opposition, and
49:13
he shook President Trump's hand and talk to another president's
49:17
going back to a seat. He was going to come
49:19
up after net Ya who spoke. But I guess the
49:22
the opposition party gets a chance at the podium.
49:26
Speaker 34: There so the speaker, members of lessed Minister's President, helps
49:32
of Pramison ANTANIAO, distinguished guests, Your Excellency, President Trump. For
49:40
two years we waited for this moment. Two years of
49:47
sleepless nights, two years without.
49:50
Speaker 8: Air in our lungs.
49:54
Speaker 34: Our eyes are filled with tears. Today, our hearts are
49:58
filled with gratitude.
49:59
Speaker 8: Our children are coming. Who and one wonders just watching that,
50:06
wondering if you would ever see Hakeem Jeffries and Mike
50:12
Johnson give simultaneous speeches like this. But as we cover this,
50:19
the point I was making about the Muslim community goes
50:24
back to what we were saying in the last segment,
50:26
President Trump took a shot at Laura Lumer and some
50:32
of the folks who feed the bonfire.
50:42
Speaker 29: Of the.
50:45
Speaker 8: What they call the Christian nationalism. So for every time
50:49
you and I get together on the radio like there
50:51
is no Christian nationalism, then somebody like Laura Lumer comes
50:55
out and said, I'm never voting for anyone Donald Trump
50:57
wants me to again, I'm not going to vote in
50:59
twenty six having a fit on her social media platforms
51:04
because he won't outlaw Islam as a as a religion
51:08
in the United States. He won't outlaw the wearing of
51:11
his job. I mean, he would have to outlaw the
51:14
white hats that the Mennonites in the Amish were, then,
51:18
wouldn't he. I mean, remembering that, you know, the most
51:22
important word in America and American history is the word
51:25
there that being said, I mean, there are constitutional stops
51:32
to the things that you know, these Sharia courts and
51:34
things like that. In Minnesota, it just takes the intestical
51:39
fortitude to stand up and say no, you can't have
51:42
a law that circumvents or undermines American law.
51:48
Speaker 2: Katar was a tremendous help to getting this done.
51:52
Speaker 3: I hope people can realize that.
51:54
Speaker 8: And it was. It's very it was very tough and
51:57
very dangerous.
51:58
Speaker 2: The leader, the Amir, was very, very brave, and Quitar
52:02
should start getting some credit.
52:04
Speaker 8: So her complaint was that, apparently there's a story amongst
52:08
these folks who are trying to get the president's attention
52:12
that cutter a Qatar is training its pilots in Idaho
52:18
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52:21
F fifteen fighter jets. Gee. I guess that means Americans
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52:27
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52:33
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52:37
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52:41
That's not what it is at all. And I think
52:43
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52:49
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