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Wicked Radio 9-25: Helene Is A Biggie, FBI Cookin' The Books, Trump Warning, and Sexy Ozempic Costume?! · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Well, what do we have a big storms bruin hurricane
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Speaker 1: two FBI cooking the books. Most likely even the Catholic
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Speaker 1: Church is mocking Kamala. But that's okay, We're gonna light
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Speaker 1: miss up. There's good news regarding a brand new sexy
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Speaker 1: Halloween Austin that everybody can wear.
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Speaker 2: As we head towards spooky season.
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Speaker 1: But all kidding aside, Welcome to Wicked Radio, Wednesday, nine
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Speaker 1: twenty five. It really is a big storm though, and
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Speaker 1: I'll just give the update on Hallen, which has been
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Speaker 1: fascinating to watch, especially with the modeling. We'll get to
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Speaker 1: that in just a second here, but just a couple
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Speaker 1: of minutes ago as we go live here, this was
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Speaker 1: the update from the National Hurricane Center. Helena's forecast to intensify,
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Speaker 1: of course, had been near hurricane strength when it passes
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Speaker 1: near the northeastern coast of the Yukatampa Peninsula for the
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Speaker 1: next several hours. Hurricane warnings. In a fact, I'm in
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Speaker 1: fact in a hurricane or excuse me, a tropical storm warning.
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Speaker 1: And pretty much every county in Florida is going to
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Speaker 1: be going through this, all sixty seven counties eventually. That's
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Speaker 1: what Governor on Desanta said, we'll get to him at
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Speaker 1: a second. The storm is expected to intensify, grow in
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Speaker 1: to size over the Eastern Gulf. There is danger of
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Speaker 1: life threatening storm surge along the entire west coast of
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Speaker 1: the Florida Peninsula Florida Big Bend. Highest levels are expected
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Speaker 1: along the east excuse me, the coast of the Florida
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Speaker 1: Big Bend. Residents in that area should follow advice given
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Speaker 1: by local officials and evacuate if told to do so.
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Speaker 1: Some are doing so already. There's no joke, guys. This
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Speaker 1: is a real big thing, especially with storm surge. And
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Speaker 1: if you've lived on the East coast as long as
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Speaker 1: I have, but you're familiar with the west coast of
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Speaker 1: Florida or the Gulf States, that storm surge is absolutely
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Speaker 1: no joke. Then this is a big thing that intensified.
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Speaker 1: It's been a crazy hurricane season. I mean, it's been.
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Speaker 2: Quiet, and you really have to listen to the officials
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Speaker 2: on this.
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Speaker 1: If you know, a lot of my friends are over
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Speaker 1: there in the Florida West Coast of the Big Bend region.
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Speaker 1: Governor de Santa late last night, again this is this
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Speaker 1: is as of yesterday. He didn't have all the information.
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Speaker 1: But this is what he said about the storm, and
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Speaker 1: it's listen to what he says about the modeling and
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Speaker 1: how they're able to they're able to predict this before
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Speaker 1: they have all of the information together based on past
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Speaker 1: hurricanes and the new technology. Here's Governoronda Santis from Florida
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Speaker 1: just yes.
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Speaker 3: Orm The models currently range from it developing into a
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Speaker 3: tropical storm all the way to a major hurricane at
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Speaker 3: category four. If you look at the National Hurricane Center,
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Speaker 3: they have put out their cone and they're actually forecasting
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Speaker 3: it to be a major hurricane by the time it
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Speaker 3: reaches landfall, which is category three or higher. And they've
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Speaker 3: never in their history forecasts at a major at this
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Speaker 3: stage of development.
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Speaker 2: And partner, this is what's crazy.
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Speaker 1: What do He went on to say there the clip
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Speaker 1: cut off, based in part on previous storms and also
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Speaker 1: mostly on the new technology that's out there. They have
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Speaker 1: come so far are in modeling and storm prediction. It's
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Speaker 1: really amazing what.
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Speaker 2: They can do now.
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Speaker 1: In fact, he talked about it a little bit later
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Speaker 1: on today, he's supposed to talk about it a lot more.
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Speaker 1: And it's really a credit to the National Hurricane Center
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Speaker 1: for sure, because the first time. They were able to
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Speaker 1: put together model tracks before the cone was actually formed, right,
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Speaker 1: so they have a much better idea before this thing
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Speaker 1: even makes landfall on the size, direction, wind speed, and
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Speaker 1: all of that stuff based on the new technology they
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Speaker 1: launched satellite after satellite and updated the technology, especially over
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Speaker 1: the past two to three years.
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Speaker 2: It's been absolutely amazing.
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Speaker 1: And it wasn't that long ago, and those of you
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Speaker 1: in hurricane zones you can totally relate to this wasn't
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Speaker 1: really that long ago.
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Speaker 2: Ten plus years maybe.
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Speaker 1: Remember you would like get a hurricane print out at
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Speaker 1: the beginning of the season and then they would give
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Speaker 1: you like coordinates like every I don't know, two updates
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Speaker 1: a day if it was getting closer, and you put.
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Speaker 2: It on the map and you'd pin it there.
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Speaker 1: We've gone from that to able to predict a storm
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Speaker 1: before all the before the cone is. They've got models
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Speaker 1: projected for this thing. It's incredible what they can do now.
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Speaker 1: It comes with, I guess you know, the fear of
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Speaker 1: over preparedness, right if there is such a thing with
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Speaker 1: a storm, and there's probably not a lot of people
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Speaker 1: who weeks out of anything will freak out about something
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Speaker 1: because there's so much information coming out. But really that's
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Speaker 1: better than not having any information at all. Now, imagine
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Speaker 1: this storm, let's say like fifteen years ago, right, we
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Speaker 1: probably would just be hearing about it later on today.
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Speaker 2: That is crazy to think about.
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Speaker 1: So technology is amazing, and now it would be it's
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Speaker 1: going to be really easy.
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Speaker 2: First and foremost, you.
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Speaker 1: Know, our hearts are with all the people in that area,
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Speaker 1: and you hope everybody's okay, and you hope it doesn't
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Speaker 1: turn out to be as strong is what they're predicting,
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Speaker 1: a three or a four or whatever, and with that
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Speaker 1: storm surge along the west coast of Florida and into
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Speaker 1: the Big Bend. But take a look at this and
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Speaker 1: see how accurate they were before even the cones.
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Speaker 2: Were out for this thing. It's amazing, but pay attention
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Speaker 2: to it. It's no joke whatsoever.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's get out of that and talk about
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Speaker 1: some good news. You want some good news, Yeah, we
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Speaker 1: all want good news. Right, how about this good news?
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Speaker 1: Crime is way down right, every city, every state nationwide
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Speaker 1: because the FBI crime statistics just came out.
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Speaker 2: Things are great. Now, let me see why would that be?
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Speaker 1: Oh, oh that's right, I forgot I guess crime's down
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Speaker 1: because we're forty one days outside of an election. Oh
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Speaker 1: silly me. Well, there's a little super mixed for you
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Speaker 1: of swamp monsters in the media lying to you about
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Speaker 1: the crime statistics.
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Speaker 2: Here they are now.
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Speaker 1: A new report from the FBI shows that there was
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Speaker 1: a thirteen percent decline in murder.
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Speaker 4: Fight.
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Speaker 2: What the data shows, which we've been talking about, the
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Speaker 2: fact that crime is going down in most places, is
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Speaker 2: not registering with the public.
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Speaker 1: I can safely walk my dog to the Capitol today
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Speaker 1: in a way that you couldn't do when when we
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Speaker 1: all got here. Don't you feel great that Pete Boodh
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Speaker 1: Judge can walk his dog safely in DC?
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Speaker 2: Isn't that great? Isn't that great that he's safe now?
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Speaker 1: But you know, if you live in a you listen
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Speaker 1: to me in a city right now, you know exactly
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Speaker 1: what the crime is.
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Speaker 2: And here's the sad thing.
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Speaker 1: It's not just inner cities, it's in rural areas, it's everywhere.
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Speaker 1: But they're trying to gaslight you about Jensaki. I think
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Speaker 1: the fact that crimes just are down there's not really
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Speaker 1: registering with the American public. They could not think less
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Speaker 1: of you and me. The constant, condescending attitude of it. Well,
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Speaker 1: we're telling you, we're telling you that crime is down,
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Speaker 1: so you're supposed to believe it. And if you don't,
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Speaker 1: well there's something wrong with you. It's not registering with you.
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Speaker 1: As she says, these people are absolute corrupt, swamp monster crooks,
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Speaker 1: not just the politicians, not just these ABC alphabet letter agencies,
6:50
Speaker 1: more than those in the second here, all of them,
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Speaker 1: all of them together to try to gaslight you to
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Speaker 1: thinking something that's not actually happening here in fact, and
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Speaker 1: Jesse Water's on Fox probably two nights ago, did a
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Speaker 1: great expos on this. He picked up a story from
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Speaker 1: the Washner Exit Washington Examiner outlet, if you've ever fallen it,
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Speaker 1: they did a deep dive on this and they found
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Speaker 1: that half of the country is not even reporting their
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Speaker 1: crime statistics to the FBI.
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Speaker 2: So you know what that means. It's an estimation.
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Speaker 1: They dug even further than that, and according to Jesse Waters,
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Speaker 1: this was his report, murders are up by twenty three
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Speaker 1: percent in seventy percent of the country. Well wait a minute,
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Speaker 1: those people in the media just told us, well, crime
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Speaker 1: is down. Boodha judge can walk his dog in the
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Speaker 1: streets of DC now and are you safe now?
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Speaker 2: Well, you know what if you.
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Speaker 1: Don't understand that, that's somehow American public bets John Q. Public,
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Speaker 1: that's your fault for not listening to them.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 1: The real people know what the deal is. Again, remember
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Speaker 1: the timing it is. We're forty one days out of
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Speaker 1: an election. It's amazing, it's amazing, everything's great. Remember the
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Speaker 1: jobs report numbers two months ago. Remember that they.
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Speaker 2: Were off by eight hundred thousand.
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Speaker 1: It wasn't a mistake they reported that, and the retraction
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Speaker 1: gets you know, a twentieth of the coverage. They were
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Speaker 1: off by eight hundred thousand on the jobs report. Real
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Speaker 1: people know what the deal is. And this was fascinating.
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Speaker 1: This guy says it better than Little O me ever.
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Speaker 2: Could. I'm just gonna keep this on loop forever. Listen
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Speaker 2: to this guy.
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Speaker 1: There was actually a public hearing in Manhattan yesterday. Listen
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Speaker 1: to this guy and tell me he doesn't get it.
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Speaker 1: Here's a New York City resident talking about the crime
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Speaker 1: in his city despite what his mayor, his attorney, local
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Speaker 1: attorney general, and what those FBI crime statics are telling him.
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Speaker 2: Listen to this guy. He says as never before on
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Speaker 2: both sides.
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Speaker 4: Republican Democrat, have you ever had one hundred mourns him
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Speaker 4: Manhattan in four hundred and sixty six days all day one.
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Speaker 4: Alan Brown says he was now going to prosecute fellows.
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Speaker 4: They give you all the things their face that tastes well.
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Speaker 4: If you don't arrest nobody, you don't have those statistics.
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Speaker 2: Nothing else I can say. That guy says it the best.
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Speaker 1: You don't arrest nobody, you don't get no statistics. He's
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Speaker 1: exactly right, that guy gets it. But how similar is
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Speaker 1: he to the rest of us. He happens to be
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Speaker 1: in New York, but all of us, in every single state,
9:22
Speaker 1: we get it, We understand it. The good news is,
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Speaker 1: I think less and less people are being gas lit
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Speaker 1: by this stuff, by these kinds of statistics. And again
9:29
Speaker 1: the super mix I played for you there, Well, I
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Speaker 1: don't think it's registering with the American people what we're telling.
9:34
Speaker 2: Them, because we don't believe you. I mean, you've been.
9:37
Speaker 1: Lying through your eyeballs for decades now, that's why we
9:41
Speaker 1: don't believe you. All right, Let's get to something that's
9:46
Speaker 1: a little bit more lighthearted, I think anyway, So when
9:49
Speaker 1: you've got even the Catholic Church, and a big player in.
9:52
Speaker 2: The Catholic Church. I mean, no specifically Cardinal Dolan. He's
9:56
Speaker 2: a biggie.
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Speaker 1: The fact he's been up for he's been mentioned as
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Speaker 1: being the new pos Imagine if we had an American
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Speaker 1: pope that would be something.
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Speaker 2: Well, he took shots.
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Speaker 1: Brilliantly, you know, by the way, to try to browbeat
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Speaker 1: her into appearing for the thing. He took a shot
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Speaker 1: at Kamala Harris yesterday at a press conference. They have
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Speaker 1: this Al Smith dinner coming up in October seventeenth. It's
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Speaker 1: sponsored by and benefits Catholic charities. I could go on
10:20
Speaker 1: and on above them. That's a whole different subject. But
10:23
Speaker 1: it's supposed to benefit that charitable organization where both leading
10:28
Speaker 1: candidates traditionally always show up for this thing bout a
10:33
Speaker 1: month before election time for a big presidential election. Even
10:37
Speaker 1: Hillary showed up with Trump at that thing back in
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Speaker 1: twenty sixteen. Kamala is not going, and Cardinal Dolan yesterday
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Speaker 1: kind of called her out on this, and I think
10:48
Speaker 1: he did it in a smart and funny kind of way.
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Speaker 2: Here's what he says.
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Speaker 5: You know, she speaks very much about the high ideals
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Speaker 5: and how it's good to get away from division and
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Speaker 5: come together in unity.
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Speaker 2: And all of that's what the Al Smith Dinner is
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Speaker 2: all about.
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Speaker 1: It.
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Speaker 2: We haven't given up yet. We're not used to this.
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Speaker 2: We don't know how to handle that.
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Speaker 5: This isn't happened in forty years since Walter Mondale turned
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Speaker 5: down the invitation, and remember he lost forty nine out
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Speaker 5: of fifty states.
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Speaker 2: Sile say, there's a director connection there.
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Speaker 1: Pretty good if that guy does become pope someday, he
11:18
Speaker 1: knows how to play the media. See what he did,
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Speaker 1: was he, you know, in a joking kind of way,
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Speaker 1: tried to hold out hope, to try to browbeat them
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Speaker 1: into showing up and appearing at this thing, because it's
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Speaker 1: a big deal for them. It's a bigger deal for
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Speaker 1: the Catholic Church and Catholic charities. If you've got the
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Speaker 1: Democratic candidate and the Republican candidate.
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Speaker 2: Showing up for this thing.
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Speaker 1: As it stands right now, it's just going to be Trump,
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Speaker 1: which would be good, but it's better if they're both
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Speaker 1: there and he and he said it there in not
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Speaker 1: since Mondale, it's over forty years, did one candidate not
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Speaker 1: show up for this thing, and he got destroyed.
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Speaker 2: As we all all know, and we know, we know.
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Speaker 1: Now why she's not showing up for this, the official
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Speaker 1: thing for the Harris campaign.
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Speaker 2: Well, she's busy. She's very busy.
11:57
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, right, what she's going directly the American people.
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Speaker 1: Have you heard that one? Why she's not doing any
12:02
Speaker 1: media really, no real interviews with real questions. She's busy
12:06
Speaker 1: taking her message directly with the American people. That's not
12:09
Speaker 1: why they know why we all know why she would
12:13
Speaker 1: look like an absolute buffoon in a setting like this,
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Speaker 1: because with an event like the Al Smith dinner, you literally,
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Speaker 1: the way it's set up, you cannot have a teleprompter,
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Speaker 1: you can't have anything.
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Speaker 2: But Bill, she did so well in the debate.
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Speaker 1: Okay, let's debate that between you and me someday and
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Speaker 1: whether or not she was actually prompted on those but
12:33
Speaker 1: this thing would be completely off the cuff, completely unscripted,
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Speaker 1: and it would be a disaster for them. I mean really,
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Speaker 1: it's actually smarter them to keep her away from this thing,
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Speaker 1: even though she'll probably face the repercussion and already has.
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Speaker 2: According to Cardinal dolar, I don't know, let's.
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Speaker 1: See, and did you hear this, by the way, speaking
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Speaker 1: of her campaign, real quick, did you hear the story
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Speaker 1: about James Carville? You know, the Democratic strategist. He kind
12:56
Speaker 1: of looks like a lizard, but he's.
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Speaker 2: A smart guy.
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Speaker 1: But apparently, I don't know whether you take this with
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Speaker 1: a couple of grains assault, because these kinds of stories
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Speaker 1: pop up, especially this close to an election, all the time.
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Speaker 1: Apparently James Carville had a meltdown within the Kambala Harris
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Speaker 1: campaign and it was yelling at young staffers and was
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Speaker 1: screaming at them to stay on message and wake up
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Speaker 1: and whatever.
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Speaker 2: It's kind of a loose.
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Speaker 1: Cannon anyway, all right, we can't confirm that, but let
13:22
Speaker 1: me just ask you this.
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Speaker 2: Would you doubt it? Would you doubt that it happened
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Speaker 2: a guy like that, who's pretty much been.
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Speaker 1: Credited with getting Bill Clinton elected the first time? Anyway,
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Speaker 1: Remember it was James Carville that came up with it's
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Speaker 1: the economy, stupid, and he got Bill Clinton to talk
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Speaker 1: about the economy and stick with it.
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Speaker 2: And it worked.
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Speaker 1: He was elected, as we all well know, because he's
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Speaker 1: stuck with what matters. Well, here's the difference now, James Carville.
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Speaker 1: You notice hasn't been able to talk about it's the economy, stupid,
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Speaker 1: because if he does, that's exactly what Trump has been
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Speaker 1: talking about.
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Speaker 2: So can't talk about that. What do you talk about?
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Speaker 1: Well, right to life issues and Project twenty five, that's
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Speaker 1: what they have, That's what the run or not, that's
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Speaker 1: about it. So does it make sense that somebody like
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Speaker 1: James Carvill would have a meltdown on the Kamalahara staffers.
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Speaker 1: I think so unconfirmed, but it's fun to think about
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Speaker 1: it anyway. All Right, it was kind of a dark
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Speaker 1: message that happened early this morning. You know, I'll kind
14:16
Speaker 1: of get up and start prepping for stuff and the
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Speaker 1: live stream.
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Speaker 2: To start looking at. Think this bothered me.
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Speaker 1: What bothered me the most was not only the messaging
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Speaker 1: the timing of it. If you follow Trump long enough
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Speaker 1: on social media, especially on truth Social, when he comes
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Speaker 1: out with stuff that comes out early early in the morning,
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Speaker 1: and this was this morning at twelve thirty nine am
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Speaker 1: on truth Social, where he said big threats on my
14:41
Speaker 1: life by Iran, Well, you never want to hear that.
14:43
Speaker 1: What an opening line. The entire US military is watching
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Speaker 1: and waiting. Moves are already been made by Iran. That
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Speaker 1: didn't work out, but they will try again.
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Speaker 2: Not a good.
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Speaker 1: Situation for anyone. I'm surrounded by more men, guns and
14:55
Speaker 1: weapons than I have ever been before.
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Speaker 2: An attack and a former president is a death wish
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Speaker 2: for the attacker. Well, that's ominous, no doubt about that.
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Speaker 1: But I tend to think that he came out with
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Speaker 1: that early in the morning because he got some kind
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Speaker 1: of an update we know domestically in across I mean again,
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Speaker 1: this is one of those questions. Would it surprise you
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Speaker 1: if there were threats from a foreign entity like that
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Speaker 1: against them? But it wouldn't come from them, right, It
15:22
Speaker 1: would be the worst news of all for Iran. If
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Speaker 1: an Iranian militant took a shot at him, it would
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Speaker 1: be through somebody else, which leads me to this. It
15:32
Speaker 1: was interesting and the great Benny Johnson. If you don't
15:35
Speaker 1: follow Benny on XU, you really should. This guy's amazing
15:37
Speaker 1: and his live stream is fantastic. Get an interview with
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Speaker 1: Senator Ron Johnson from Wisconsin yesterday, and Ron is he's
15:45
Speaker 1: one of those guys to pay attention to because he's
15:47
Speaker 1: really in tight with Trump and he apparently talks to
15:49
Speaker 1: him a lot. According to Ron Johnson. Anyway, right, he's
15:52
Speaker 1: a politician, so take that with a grain of salt too.
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Speaker 1: But he says, and this made me feel better about
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Speaker 1: the entire situation. And this kind of goes back to
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Speaker 1: our FBI cooking the books on crime statistic story. He says,
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Speaker 1: Trump is fully aware number one of what he needs
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Speaker 1: to do to clean up these swamp monster agencies, and
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Speaker 1: number two, at least according to Ron Johnson, he thinks
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Speaker 1: he has a plan on how to do it. This
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Speaker 1: is Ron Johnson again on Benny Johnson's show just yesterday,
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Speaker 1: the two Johnson's, Well.
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Speaker 5: He's going to come into office a second time now
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Speaker 5: with his eyes wide open, not relying on swamp creatures
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Speaker 5: to help him staff. And again that's a significant challenge
16:29
Speaker 5: trying to staff administration. You know, I'm assuming and I
16:33
Speaker 5: have to hope and pray that he's already identified unbelievably
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Speaker 5: good and high integrity managers that share his goal of
16:41
Speaker 5: rooting out the partisanship, reforming these agencies so that they
16:45
Speaker 5: are accountable first of all to him, the do the
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Speaker 5: elected president of United States, and accountable of the American Republican.
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Speaker 2: Again, these agencies need to be completely a reform.
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Speaker 1: I think we need to take that with probably a
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Speaker 1: lot of hope that a guy supposedly in the inner circle,
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Speaker 1: and maybe Ron Johnson would be somebody in charge of
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Speaker 1: cleaning up those agencies.
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Speaker 2: You would hope that somebody in the inner.
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Speaker 1: Circle who talks to Trump a lot apparently knows that
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Speaker 1: Trump has a plan to.
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Speaker 2: Clean up these agencies, because it's just a disaster.
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Speaker 1: If you want to talk about a threat to democracy
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Speaker 1: with our lead story today FBI cooking the books on
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Speaker 1: crime statistics, you can't have.
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Speaker 2: It is zero trust.
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Speaker 1: We are in such a low trust level of society
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Speaker 1: right now, and that actually is dangerous. But the reason
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Speaker 1: why that's happening is because a lot of this stuff
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Speaker 1: is getting exposed. So if he's ready and willing to
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Speaker 1: clean that stuff up. And he made another good point
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Speaker 1: on there too, what was probably if you think back,
17:39
Speaker 1: if you're a Trump supporter, what was the probably the
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Speaker 1: number one criticism it is of It's my number one
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Speaker 1: criticism of Trump. He hired some awful people. It just
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Speaker 1: did didn't know, didn't know the inner workings. I think
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Speaker 1: he knows now, I really do. I think it would
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Speaker 1: be much much, much sharper in that and he would
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Speaker 1: he would be much better at listening to the right people.
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Speaker 1: People like vivek Ramas won. Now viveg and this might
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Speaker 1: have just been you know, candidate Vivike. He just wanted
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Speaker 1: to get rid of these agencies. Remember he said, the
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Speaker 1: irs FBIC, I just get rid of him. Well you
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Speaker 1: can't do that. At least they're talking about reform now.
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Speaker 1: But at least there's a plan underway. So's hope that
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Speaker 1: happens anyway. All right, let's get out of that heavy stuff.
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Speaker 1: It gets some really good news. And if you saw
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Speaker 1: the tease, I know this is what you're really excited about.
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Speaker 1: Not only are we getting close to an election, and
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Speaker 1: I know all the news has been about the election recently,
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Speaker 1: we're also closer.
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Speaker 2: And closer to spooky season. That's right.
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Speaker 1: October first is right around the corner, the official startup
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Speaker 1: spooky season, getting ready for Halloween. I love Halloween, and
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Speaker 1: it just got better. You know why because now if
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Speaker 1: you so choose girls not guys, you can dress up
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Speaker 1: as sexy Ozembic.
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Speaker 2: That's right, It's finally happened. All right.
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Speaker 1: There's a company called yandy dot com if you want
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Speaker 1: to check that out. And they're selling a costume called
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Speaker 1: so snatched. I don't know exactly what that means. I
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Speaker 1: probably just said something horrifying. It's calling for thirty nine
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Speaker 1: to ninety five. It's basically made to look like an
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Speaker 1: ozepic shot, but they can't say ozepic because they would
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Speaker 1: get sued to the hilt.
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Speaker 2: Here's the description.
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Speaker 1: Everyone's doing it, jump on that semiglue tide bandwagon in
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Speaker 1: this two piece with a textile dress and a pillbox
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Speaker 1: at It's printed to resemble a well known weight loss
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Speaker 1: drug injector.
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Speaker 2: Well, there you go.
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Speaker 1: It's geared towards women, obviously, and there are three sizes available.
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Speaker 1: It's unclear if they plan to offer a men's ozempic costume.
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Speaker 1: Let's hope not for sure. Here's my prediction coming into
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Speaker 1: spooky season. I don't think this is gonna.
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Speaker 2: Sell well at all.
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Speaker 1: You know why there are so many women on ozempic
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Speaker 1: right now? What you're gonna see my prediction, the skimpiest,
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Speaker 1: the most provocative Halloween costumes in your neighborhood you have
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Speaker 1: ever seen in your life, because they want to show
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Speaker 1: off all that weight loss.
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Speaker 2: My prediction.
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Speaker 1: Anyway, I don't know, but you may see Oh's epic
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Speaker 1: walking around your street the heck knows. Hopefully not with guys,
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Speaker 1: just women. All right, more updates throughout the day. Obviously,
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Speaker 1: pay attention to that, especially you Florida Panhandle, West Coast
20:11
Speaker 1: of Florida, Big Bend area about Helene coming your.
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Speaker 2: Way, pay attention to that. It's no joke.
20:19
Speaker 1: And with all that said, it's a live stream for today.
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Speaker 1: I will talk to you later again once again. You
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Speaker 1: can find this in the podcast version audio wherever you
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Speaker 1: get them, download the replay on.
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Speaker 2: X and also on YouTube. It's still working on Rumble.
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Speaker 1: All that said, don't take any crap from anybody, have
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Speaker 1: a great day, and won't talk to you him