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"We Need Pie" (Saturday, March 14, 2026, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: We'll do it making mornings great again. Well, the first
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  Speaker 1: thing today on the tunk media acts right, Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 2: We'll do it long, Jeword said, steal.
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  Speaker 3: Me, including Saturday.
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  Speaker 4: Please for work, when the sun comes up, drops at school,
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  Speaker 4: joys everything, all the jost.
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  Speaker 5: No one that Joe's as smiled. He only as.
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  Speaker 6: Joe.
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  Speaker 3: Bless you for letting me be of service to you
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  Speaker 3: this morning. You really want a good stress test, and
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  Speaker 3: this is something that you could only do in the
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  Speaker 3: digital world. There is there is a lot to be
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  Speaker 3: said for analog. Here a week after the time change, uh,
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  Speaker 3: And I confess to you last week that as we
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  Speaker 3: approached daylight savings time again, uh, there were many many
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  Speaker 3: clocks in my home that needed manual resetting because they
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  Speaker 3: weren't all Internet of things and all of that. There's
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  Speaker 3: something to be said for analog because somehow, in my
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  Speaker 3: digital world, my alarm clock is on my cell phone,
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  Speaker 3: as many people have evolved to include their alarm clocks
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  Speaker 3: on their cell phone. As a matter of fact, we're
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  Speaker 3: developing a smartphone app that will include an alarm clock feature.
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  Speaker 3: So your alarm clock will go off and there I
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  Speaker 3: will be as if that thought isn't creepy enough for you?
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  Speaker 3: I know, rolling over and thinking there I am next
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  Speaker 3: to you in the bedroom is probably off putting enough.
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  Speaker 3: But that being said, somewhere during this week, my big
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  Speaker 3: fat fingers, insisting that they were going to have some
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  Speaker 3: fun with me on this pie day, managed to delete
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  Speaker 3: my Saturday morning wake up, which is different than my
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  Speaker 3: money day through Friday wake up. I will confess that
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  Speaker 3: because my flagship station requires less of me on a Saturday,
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  Speaker 3: so we just get up to do our thing. And
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  Speaker 3: I woke up and I said, that's like an hour
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  Speaker 3: and forty five minutes later than it should be. And boy,
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  Speaker 3: that puts you through a stress test, doesn't it. But
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  Speaker 3: you know we managed to do it, because this is
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  Speaker 3: why what is it? Four H teaches you to have
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  Speaker 3: the binder. I grew up in New York City. Four
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  Speaker 3: H meant something different than it did in rural communities.
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  Speaker 3: But I know the four age clubs, they all told,
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  Speaker 3: you know, the kids, that you had to develop a
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  Speaker 3: binder for policies and procedures because you would have to
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  Speaker 3: put together and organize regularly occurring events, and that you
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  Speaker 3: weren't always going to be the boss of so The
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  Speaker 3: first lesson was you're not always going to be the boss.
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  Speaker 3: And number two, you need to make sure that the
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  Speaker 3: process works because if you don't hand it off to
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  Speaker 3: the next guy, well, well it's going to come down
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  Speaker 3: on you.
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  Speaker 7: You.
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  Speaker 3: That's why you have standard operating procedures or as they
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  Speaker 3: call it in four h the book. So our first
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  Speaker 3: things this morning, I can tell you with some confidence,
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  Speaker 3: President Donald Trump said Friday, the United States carried out
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  Speaker 3: strikes against quote every military target on an island called
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  Speaker 3: karg near Iran's border. It's their export hub. They spared
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  Speaker 3: the oil infrastructure, but warned Iran that that could quickly
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  Speaker 3: change if Iran continues to threaten the Strait of Horror moves.
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  Speaker 3: Iran's energy secretary said that any US aggression against the
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  Speaker 3: islands in the Gulf will prompt Tehran to quote abandon
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  Speaker 3: all restraint, which is apparently what they've been doing as
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  Speaker 3: a surprise to their Arab countries neighboring them that have
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  Speaker 3: been peppered by missile strikes. Five US Air Force refueling
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  Speaker 3: planes were struck and damaged on the ground at Prince
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  Speaker 3: Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia. The Wall Street Journal reported,
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  Speaker 3: citing to US officials off the record, these were injured
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  Speaker 3: damaged planes caused by Iranian missile strikes. War Secretary Pete
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  Speaker 3: Hegsith has approved a request from US Central Command to
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  Speaker 3: send a marine expeditionary unit and more warships into the
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  Speaker 3: Middle East as Iran continues to escalate attacks and mine
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  Speaker 3: laying in the straits of Hoar Moves. Rick Grinnell plans
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  Speaker 3: to step down Monday, president of the Trump Center at
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  Speaker 3: the nation's premier performing arts a venue Trump Kennedy Center
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  Speaker 3: Pardon Me. Federal judge Friday ordered the administration to continue
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  Speaker 3: funding the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau indefinitely, saying top
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  Speaker 3: officials had unlawfully relied on deficient legal advice to justify
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  Speaker 3: their refusal to do so. President Trump signed an executive
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  Speaker 3: order yesterday that the White House said was aimed at
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  Speaker 3: combating fraudulent Made in America labels by foreign manufacturers and sellers.
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  Speaker 3: The executive order directs the Chairman of the FTC to
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  Speaker 3: prioritize enforcement actions against sellers and manufacturers who falsely claim
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  Speaker 3: their products are made in America or make similar assertions
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  Speaker 3: in violation of existing law. Senator Chuck Grassley is criticizing
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  Speaker 3: the administration. The Iowa Republican says lifting oil sanctions on
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  Speaker 3: Russia is just going to fund Moscow's war in Ukraine. Meanwhile,
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  Speaker 3: leaders of the European Union German Chancellor, French President, Ukrainian
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  Speaker 3: President all also criticized the administration's Friday move to lift
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  Speaker 3: more sanctions on Russian oil sales during the battles with Iran.
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  Speaker 3: Pie.
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  Speaker 1: What on a need to know basis, because you need
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  Speaker 1: to know the first thing today.
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  Speaker 9: Grand Daddy always said, if you got a problem you
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  Speaker 9: can't solve, helps to get out of your head.
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  Speaker 1: Pie.
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  Speaker 3: It's good pie. Yeah, Happy Pie Day to all of you.
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  Speaker 3: And I actually have friends who do men in black
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  Speaker 3: binging on Pie Day and perhaps better for your cardiovascular
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  Speaker 3: system than actually binging on pie. But however, you celebrate
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  Speaker 3: Pie Day. Three fourteen has arrived, and I'm remarkably astounded
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  Speaker 3: by myself because usually I don't notice this until I
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  Speaker 3: can at my son, who has a degree in baking
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  Speaker 3: and pastry uh making one, and he has all sorts.
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  Speaker 3: His go to is key lime. That's one of his
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  Speaker 3: that he has developed a particular knack at making. People
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  Speaker 3: who have been to the Keys say it's the best
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  Speaker 3: one they've ever had. So I don't know what his
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  Speaker 3: secret is, but he does that. He also makes a
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  Speaker 3: cure Schwarsher tort that's to die for, but I'm not
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  Speaker 3: quite sure that qualifies as pie. But if you put
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  Speaker 3: a Kirschhwasher tort in front of me, made with real
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  Speaker 3: cureshwasher and you can taste it too, the way my
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  Speaker 3: son makes his crewasher tort Uh. They're that's it. I
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  Speaker 3: wasn't playing unsaying here's for well, now you've made me
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  Speaker 3: say kirswasher to it one more time. It's just for
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  Speaker 3: the Germans listening on American Forces radio, sitting there saying, yeah,
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  Speaker 3: we're against you lifting the Russian oil sanctions, and that's
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  Speaker 3: why we want to pivot right now. So everyone's agreed
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  Speaker 3: that we should do something about Iran. Those like those
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  Speaker 3: friends of yours that always would say to you at
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  Speaker 3: a bar, you know, yeah, you should go tell that
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  Speaker 3: bully to shut up and leave the girls alone. You
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  Speaker 3: should do it. It's always one of those things. The
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  Speaker 3: European leaders are really becoming that group of friends that
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  Speaker 3: always encouraged you to get into the fight to stand
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  Speaker 3: up for them, and I can't shake that. As now
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  Speaker 3: they've all gathered with their righteous indignation saying, hold on
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  Speaker 3: a second here, you've lifted the sanctions, and we haven't
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  Speaker 3: lifted them all the way, but we've loosened sanctions on
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  Speaker 3: certain Russian oil shipments to get more oil in the
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  Speaker 3: pipeline pun intended. While the assaults on Iran continue. Frederick Mertz,
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  Speaker 3: who was, you know, wonderful and I love you, Lucy,
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  Speaker 3: But after that not so much. Emmanuel Macrone surprisingly to
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  Speaker 3: me Voladimir Zelenski against lifting Russian oil sanctions. Who would
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  Speaker 3: have figured that? They criticized the administration's decision to temporary
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  Speaker 3: lift the sanctions, warning the move could allow Moscow to
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  Speaker 3: get more money for its war in Ukraine. This is
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  Speaker 3: where Stephen Miller needs to be sent in to say,
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  Speaker 3: you know, do the mo Howard.
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  Speaker 20: Oh hey, come here, knuckle heads, because of course Russia
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  Speaker 20: can't use that money to buy Iranian drones by the thousands.
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  Speaker 3: I think it's cheaper by the thousands was what the
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  Speaker 3: Iranian drone company slogan was, But of course they wrote
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  Speaker 3: it in Russian, so I didn't know it. But Russians
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  Speaker 3: can't buy cheap Iranian drones anymore, so what what are
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  Speaker 3: they going to do? Buy American drones? That might make
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  Speaker 3: Voladimir Zelenski a little salty? And of course Ethel's husband,
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  Speaker 3: Friedrich Mertz, is particularly hypocritical because isn't it his country
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  Speaker 3: that continues to buy oil and natural gas from Russia anyway,
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  Speaker 3: just up to the sanctioned limit right because they had
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  Speaker 3: committed the first act of economic unilateral surrender when they
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  Speaker 3: decided to shudder all of their power plants and just
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  Speaker 3: put up solar cells on the Alps. I guess the
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  Speaker 3: hills are alive with the sound of solar, don't they.
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  Speaker 3: I mean, especially Macrone and Mert. But it's interesting to
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  Speaker 3: see this. This crew doesn't include everyone involved, and a
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  Speaker 3: lot of the Mediterranean countries not there in this. Where's
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  Speaker 3: Italy's leader? Oh, that's right, she's pro Trump. And I
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  Speaker 3: was talking to my son last night. He said, it's
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  Speaker 3: interesting to see how everyone wants to stop, you know,
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  Speaker 3: attacking Iran, but they're fine with killing Kurds. Chuck Grassley
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  Speaker 3: is criticizing because, and I'm starting to explain this to
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  Speaker 3: my son, when you become ideologically inflexible, and there are
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  Speaker 3: things that you need to be ideologically inflexible about, you know, life, liberty,
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  Speaker 3: the pursuit of property, those things, those essential things right
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  Speaker 3: and wrong. Don't lie, don't cheat, don't steal. You know
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  Speaker 3: the list. Don't pretend you're a god, don't make yourself
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  Speaker 3: false godheads like yourself. It's an old list. You want
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  Speaker 3: me to read them all to you, I can and
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  Speaker 3: explain how they're not all about being Jewish. A lot
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  Speaker 3: of people criticize those, those ten rules that we break constantly.
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  Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, we're told must completely ignore them.
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  Speaker 3: But when you become hooked to I'm anti war, then
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  Speaker 3: you're telling somebody who is an adversary to that you're
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  Speaker 3: not going to defend yourself. Are you so purely attached
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  Speaker 3: to my anti war position that if somebody has been
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  Speaker 3: causing problems and killing your countrymen for decades, thank you,
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  Speaker 3: President Kennedy, you can't do anything about it. Charles writes
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  Speaker 3: in New Supreme Leader Ayatola Hamini Junior is a hardliner.
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  Speaker 3: I like, by the way, I've decided yesterday we made
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  Speaker 3: a programming decision. He's Iatola junior, like Carl's junior. He's
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  Speaker 3: Iatola Junior junior. Don't call me that, Dad, I'm sorry.
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  Speaker 3: Random movie scenes popping into my head. This must be
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  Speaker 3: the sleep, the oversleeping talking. But Charles writes in how
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  Speaker 3: can the new Supreme leader be a hardliner when he's
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  Speaker 3: being treated for ed just curious? Well, you know, even
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  Speaker 3: Iranian men suffer some of the ills of aging that
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  Speaker 3: we all face, and it's good to know that. You know,
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  Speaker 3: when when he gets you know, a bunch of twelve
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  Speaker 3: and thirteen year old girls uh in the back room,
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  Speaker 3: you know they might be spared the ignominities of the uh.
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  Speaker 3: Do the twelve and thirteen year old girls that are
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  Speaker 3: taken to the concubinity say to him It's okay. It
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  Speaker 3: happens to men your age. I mean, is it?
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  Speaker 18: You know?
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  Speaker 3: It happens sometimes you're under a lot of pressure. You've
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  Speaker 3: just been blown half to bits. I mean, if if
• 21:37
  Speaker 3: the stories about how much Iotola Junior has been injured,
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  Speaker 3: I think erectile dysfunction is the least of his problems.
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  Speaker 3: I think he needs to work on being able to
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  Speaker 3: lift his arms, never mind anything else. But thank you
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  Speaker 3: for the question. Charles four three, four eight eight two
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  Speaker 3: All right, Now, there's a subcategory. There's a subreddit to
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  Speaker 3: apple pie ice cream or cheddar cheese.
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  Speaker 23: Well, and the interesting, the biggest problem is the new president,
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  Speaker 3: You mean, what's his name, Reza Plavi.
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  Speaker 23: Yes, they're you know, they're talking on the blocks here.
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  Speaker 3: Well, and I know that there is this state craft
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  Speaker 3: one point four million US dollars to the Iranian reale
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  Speaker 3: when the protests began, which was over the economy, by
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  Speaker 3: the question I couldn't answer before. Mariam Rajavi is the
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  Speaker 3: president elect of the National Council what is it? National
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  Speaker 3: Council of the Resistance of Iran. She, like the Ayatola,
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  Speaker 3: is living in France, Mariam Rejavi, although the Shah shaw
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  Speaker 3: Junior is ready to take over from Ayatola Junior Reza Pallavi,
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  Speaker 3: who has made quite a few rounds, I guess, and
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  Speaker 3: President Trump is not, you know, a big fan, I guess,
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  Speaker 3: wants to see internal and is to answer my question.
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  Speaker 3: So the Times of Israel yesterday published this. Despite Iran's
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  Speaker 3: as yet no clear signs of fracture in the Islamic
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  Speaker 3: Republic's security elite that would bring an end to one
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  Speaker 3: of the world's most resilient governments, Adding to distress on
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  Speaker 3: Iran's clerical leaders. US President Trump has repeatedly threatened military
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  Speaker 3: action over Tehran's severe crackdown on protests, which followed an
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  Speaker 3: air war between which follow an air war between Israel
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  Speaker 3: and Iran. So you know they're there. They are still,
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  Speaker 3: you know, apparently still happening. There's just less press coverage
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  Speaker 3: of it. CNN doesn't have a bureau in Tehran anymore.
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  Speaker 3: Surprised at that. I figured they'd send wolf Blitzer off
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  Speaker 3: Mariam Rajavi is coming there because I think Marxists, so
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  Speaker 3: Good morning, who's this?
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  Speaker 26: Good morning, Joe, It's Joel.
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  Speaker 3: Good morning, Joel. How are you doing this Saturday morning?
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  Speaker 26: I'm okay, I'm on the still on the hunt. So
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  Speaker 26: but I just pointed this base. There's not a lot
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  Speaker 26: of time. That's why I'm sorry. I was rushing into it.
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  Speaker 3: But oh, take your time, take your time.
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  Speaker 26: How are we worried about? How are we worried about
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  Speaker 26: Iran's government when we don't even have our adams.
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  Speaker 3: Shift together here?
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  Speaker 26: You know, as far as the getting homeland security, the TSA,
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  Speaker 26: the I mean, the Democrats are anti America. And I
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  Speaker 26: know you say, well, the China and Russia want us
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  Speaker 26: to be split up. But their agendas is to ruin
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  Speaker 26: the economy, to ruin the progress that President Trump has made.
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  Speaker 3: But you also have to look at it this too.
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  Speaker 26: How many of the Republicans are out there every day?
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  Speaker 26: I mean not just not just getting out on a
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  Speaker 26: report by the capital or by one of their congressional districts,
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  Speaker 26: but actually getting out there and doing something about it.
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  Speaker 26: Florida passed passed the Save Act in the twelfth of March,
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  Speaker 26: and so why why not? Okay, so I know Governor
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  Speaker 26: DeSantis has been on you know, Fox and other places
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  Speaker 26: trying to you know, spread the word what Florida is doing.
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  Speaker 26: But we just, I hate to say it, but a
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  Speaker 26: lot of the republic because they're just freaking lazy.
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  Speaker 3: Well they're no, they're scared. It's worse than lazy, it's chicken.
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  Speaker 3: As our friend Tom has said frequently, Democrats have no
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  Speaker 3: fear about lying, and Republicans have no courage to tell
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  Speaker 3: the truth. And and when somebody does, half the Republicans
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  Speaker 3: freak out saying, don't say that, don't say that, don't
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  Speaker 3: say that. And that's where we are because they're politicians.
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  Speaker 3: And this is why the American construct was not to
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  Speaker 3: rely on politicians to do all the stuff that we're
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  Speaker 3: asking them to do right now. Congressional oversight was just
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  Speaker 3: to give the government the money that the President said
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  Speaker 3: he needs to operate the country, and they would debate
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  Speaker 3: that and then the Senate would go back to the
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  Speaker 3: States and the States would say if they had the
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  Speaker 3: money or not. And that's how the negotiation was supposed
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  Speaker 3: to work. All this other stuff is about buying votes,
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  Speaker 3: and it is created an economy where fifty percent of
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  Speaker 3: the population contributes three percent of the tax income because
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  Speaker 3: they work in the lower end of the economic spectrum
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  Speaker 3: in this progressive tax This is research done by our
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  Speaker 3: That you so fifty percent of the population are what
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  Speaker 3: ein Ran called the takers because they need help, because
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  Speaker 3: they can't pay the bills, because we've overbalanced the economy
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  Speaker 3: one way against them. So then the politicians do the
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  Speaker 3: nose count on that and say, oh, well, that's where
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  Speaker 3: the winning election strategy is. I will just pander to them,
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  Speaker 3: continue to tell them of all the things I'm going
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  Speaker 3: to bring for them at my opponent is the reason
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  Speaker 3: for their bad lot in life, and that my name
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  Speaker 3: is Bobby.
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  Speaker 5: I'm a veteran and lost my leg to a roadside bomb.
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  Speaker 5: My victory was going from a wheelchair to becoming a
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  Speaker 5: weightlifting champion.
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  Speaker 10: I'm Sam I'm a veteran.
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  Speaker 24: My victory was finding a career I can be proud
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  Speaker 24: of and supporting my family.
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  Speaker 17: America's veterans are on their most important tour, the tour
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  Speaker 17: of their lives.
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  Speaker 3: I'm a veteran. My victory was going from homeless to all.
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  Speaker 17: At DAV, we're on a mission to help veterans get
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  Speaker 17: the benefits they've earned.
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  Speaker 22: I'm a veteran, and my victory was finishing my education.
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  Speaker 17: DAV offers veterans of all generations a lifetime of support
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  Speaker 17: for victories great and small.
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  Speaker 3: My victory was proving that disability is not a limitation.
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  Speaker 16: My victory was getting my service dog and new best friend.
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  Speaker 17: We help more than a million veterans every year as
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  Speaker 10: My victory is being able to be there for my family.
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  Speaker 17: When America's veterans win, we all win.
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