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DLHS Hour 1 | Officially it is the Year of the Horse · The D.L. Hughley Show

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Speaker 1: It is the d L.
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Speaker 2: You will show you a twenty twenty sixth edition. A
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Speaker 2: lot of news. Of course, we were yesterday, we were
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Speaker 2: coming and talking about the loss of Jesse jack Reverend
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Speaker 2: Jesse Jackson, eighty four years old in a civil rights luminaria.
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Speaker 2: I think there's a tendency to you know, like I
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Speaker 2: said yesterday, there's a tendency to watch kind of the
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Speaker 2: last thing somebody did as opposed totality of their life.
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Speaker 2: And I think, you know, on balance, he did a
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Speaker 2: lot of great things for black people, and I think
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Speaker 2: he will be missed, and I think he historically did
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Speaker 2: some great things. Yeah, obviously, I mean after a while,
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Speaker 2: you know, people would do imitations of his voice.
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Speaker 1: I think you can get that famous. When you get
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Speaker 1: that famous.
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Speaker 2: People are imitating your voice like Steve you wondered, you know,
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Speaker 2: imitating your voice like Eddieburdhy he used to do.
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Speaker 1: I think, you know, that's what is it that they
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Speaker 1: will do?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, we got it down.
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Speaker 1: He would make up some words, though, Jesse Jackson would
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Speaker 1: make up for words.
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Speaker 3: Though with me, they sounded great, They sounded Greatilica of the.
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Speaker 2: But he also gave probably two of the greatest political
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Speaker 2: speed one this morning time, you know.
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Speaker 1: Uh uh?
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Speaker 2: And what was the other great one? He had two
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Speaker 2: great ones, And I think and al sum just said
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Speaker 2: this yesterday and I think it's absolutely true. Without him,
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Speaker 2: there is no.
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Speaker 1: Oba without questions, he asked.
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Speaker 2: But it's sad because we went from Jesse Jackson to
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Speaker 2: Stephen A smith Man.
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Speaker 3: Man, get me started.
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Speaker 1: Man, that's like an obsession to the oil. Yeah. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Last night when great so Don Limit and I performed
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Speaker 2: at the City Winery.
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Speaker 1: Got another show tonight. He's really uh, you know, he's
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Speaker 1: I've done, like I guess, ten of these now. He's
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Speaker 1: really starting to come into his own now, like you.
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Speaker 2: Know, because he was a broadcaster and not used to
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Speaker 2: necessarily doing this kind of form, but he's really starting
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Speaker 2: to come into his own. We have a good time.
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Speaker 2: So we have one more to night. This is a weekend.
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Speaker 2: I will be at the Arlington in prov To to
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Speaker 2: Friday to Saturday, and I think they're gonna add a
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Speaker 2: second one on Sunday.
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Speaker 1: So will come on ifter you check me if you
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Speaker 1: want to check me out.
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Speaker 2: We have a Black History month is what's left of it?
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Speaker 3: Uh?
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Speaker 1: It is black history.
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Speaker 3: I can tell you that.
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Speaker 2: Man.
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Speaker 1: It does when it's a sure month, it always does.
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Speaker 2: Happy breathday to Doctor Dre, Happy reth to the John Travolta,
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Speaker 2: Happy birtha of the Matt Dyllon, Happy birtha to Molly Ringwald,
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Speaker 2: Happy breath of the Jewels Santana, Happy rep to the
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Speaker 2: breath of the Yoko Ono. Happy reth that Jillian Michaels. Whatever,
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Speaker 2: simple ass, what a simple ass?
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Speaker 1: Broad that is?
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Speaker 2: Happy birthday to Sybil Shepherd, Happy reth to to Kentavious Calwell, Pope,
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Speaker 2: Happy reth to the Roger Mitchell from the Walking Dead,
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Speaker 2: and of course possimously, Happy breath to the end zol
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Speaker 2: for Rari, Happy rep to the Maurice Lucas the Enforcer,
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Speaker 2: Happy breath to the George Kennedy. We're gonna have a
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Speaker 2: great show lined up for you. Jazz's gonna tell us
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Speaker 2: what's trending. It is the d O Hugley Show. Jazz Man,
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Speaker 2: what means? Can you please please? Can you please tell
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Speaker 2: these good people what's trending?
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Speaker 3: Well, let me tell you. Let me tell you this
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Speaker 3: whole thing with James Tallerico. I don't know, I don't know.
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Speaker 3: You know now. First of all, in case you don't know,
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Speaker 3: he's running for the office of Senate in Texas against
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Speaker 3: jasmccrockett and has raised quite a bit of stir and money.
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Speaker 3: His appearance on the View sparked investigation from the FCC
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Speaker 3: about equal time is what they claimed. And most recently,
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Speaker 3: I guess CBS scrapped his interview with Stephen Colbert and
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Speaker 3: he's saying it's because the right and Trump they're very
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Speaker 3: nervous that he's gonna flip Texas.
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Speaker 2: I think that it's clear that CBS is like an
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Speaker 2: amplification arm of this administration. It's clear by Barry Weiston
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Speaker 2: thinks she's done the people she got rid of. I
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Speaker 2: think he has a racist and because of agenda, I
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Speaker 2: think clear when they had that for instance, when they
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Speaker 2: had that report on the prison in Venezuela, it was
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Speaker 2: vetted and she wouldn't run it and the only reason
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Speaker 2: we got to see it because the Canadian at outlet
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Speaker 2: has seen it already. It is clear that they are
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Speaker 2: trying to force that use the power of the FCC
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Speaker 2: to force corporate to do whatever they want. And I
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Speaker 2: think and it's clear that you know, first off, let's
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Speaker 2: Let's actually be clear. The people on the right who
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Speaker 2: are running don't tend to want to go on those
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Speaker 2: shows because they're not very intelligent, Like, they're not.
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Speaker 1: Right kind of people. They don't do good.
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Speaker 3: Right, they don't want you, don't want to really see
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Speaker 3: them have a cogobiation with somebody.
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Speaker 2: No, you don't, and they don't want you. You can
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Speaker 2: ask for equal time. They're not all like Trump. Trump's charismatic,
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Speaker 2: you can say with everyone, I think he's adults, but
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Speaker 2: he's charismatic. But some of these people who's gonna run
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Speaker 2: against him, the Attorney General, Kenneth the Dirty she's the
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Speaker 2: Republican nominees are the current UH Senate.
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Speaker 1: And then Kim pas who is convicted.
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Speaker 3: Criminal, cocky criminal, Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so he would he First off, why would you
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Speaker 1: want to have.
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Speaker 2: Him on the You at least you know Tilarco's intelligenic
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Speaker 2: and funny and witty and all the other things.
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Speaker 1: Why would you want this other dude?
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Speaker 3: Though?
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Speaker 2: If you want your numbers to tank, you know. Also,
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Speaker 2: they're in the business of television. It's not just you know,
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Speaker 2: having guests to guess that they have to they have
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Speaker 2: one they try to make at least be interesting.
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Speaker 1: These dudes are just not that interesting. They're not. And
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Speaker 1: James a.
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Speaker 3: Lot to say, a lot to say about you know, Christianity,
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Speaker 3: and got the veil of that, and I mean he's
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Speaker 3: saying a lot of things going straight for their juggulars.
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Speaker 2: I would say this, nothing is christian about about Texas's legislation.
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Speaker 1: Nothing, as he said, I wouldn't say anything.
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Speaker 3: I hate he is going against Jasmine Crockett.
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Speaker 1: I hate because I like both of them.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, so true. Well somebody like somebody who's not winning
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Speaker 3: right now, is glad your friend? Sorry DJ Bland people
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Speaker 3: head had him and it has a lot to do
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Speaker 3: with him. I guess this. You know, he was trying
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Speaker 3: to be funny.
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Speaker 1: You send it to me. I saw you.
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Speaker 3: I did, you know, And he was like, listen, it
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Speaker 3: was you know, I wasn't being serious. And he was like,
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Speaker 3: and it did exactly what I wanted to do. I
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Speaker 3: wanted to prove that people would believe stupid conspiracy theories.
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Speaker 3: And I proved my point well about jay Z, about
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Speaker 3: Tory Lanez and making the stallion and all of these things.
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Speaker 3: And he was like, you know, I wasn't being serious.
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Speaker 3: It was sarcasm. But the problem is, you know, people didn't.
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Speaker 3: People took it and they ran with it, and a
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Speaker 3: lot of people used it as an opportunity to say,
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Speaker 3: this is why we don't like you in the first place.
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Speaker 2: Well, you know what, I think a lot of people
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Speaker 2: I think that he is my friend.
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Speaker 1: I think a lot of people had a problem with
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Speaker 1: him and anything he does.
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Speaker 2: The people that that what are going to the people
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Speaker 2: that don't know you don't when you don't like somebody,
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Speaker 2: everything they do annoys you. If you don't like somebody,
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Speaker 2: them breathing existing annoys you. So I think it was
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Speaker 2: clear when you send it to me. We both understood
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Speaker 2: it with sarcasm.
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Speaker 1: To be clear. We got a nation that reads at
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Speaker 1: the fifth.
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Speaker 3: Grade level, and so he proved we do.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, we have a nation that believe the reasons at
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Speaker 1: the fifth grade level.
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Speaker 2: And I think a lot of ten times people they
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Speaker 2: headline hunt.
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Speaker 1: And they believe what they want to. So that's the
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Speaker 1: society when.
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Speaker 2: And you know what that the way he structures his
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Speaker 2: platform is to draw you.
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Speaker 1: In with those kinds of things. So I mean he's
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Speaker 1: a victim of that too.
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Speaker 3: Well, well that's what's trund Yeah.
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Speaker 2: So if you have read any of the allegations that
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Speaker 2: are in the new.
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Speaker 1: Epstein files, it is disgusting.
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Speaker 2: And what we know for sure is that these accusations
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Speaker 2: were made against the wealthiest men and most powerful men on.
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Speaker 1: The face of the earth.
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Speaker 2: And that is the reason it defies logic that there
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Speaker 2: are more people who have been indicted for disturbing a
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Speaker 2: church service than there are people who have been indicted
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Speaker 2: for molesting children. And I think at the very least
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Speaker 2: these alligators range from murder to the rape of children,
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Speaker 2: to the eating of children. Like a lot of the
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Speaker 2: things that the Q nine was saying turns out to
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Speaker 2: be not just left his organizations, it turns out to
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Speaker 2: be a lot.
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Speaker 1: Of the things that are in the Epstein files. And
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Speaker 1: even if you tell me, even.
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Speaker 2: If, as Todd Blanche the Apartment of the Department of
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Speaker 2: Justice spoke, Firs said, it's not a crime to hang
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Speaker 2: out with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 1: It's the most powerful man on the men on the
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Speaker 1: face of the air.
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Speaker 2: For hanging out with a known pedophile, it is for
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Speaker 2: a reason.
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Speaker 1: I remember.
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Speaker 2: I remember when Barack Obama was running for president and
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Speaker 2: he went to Jeremiah Wright's church and Jeremiah Wright says
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Speaker 2: something so controversial. Of course to the right, didn't seem
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Speaker 2: all that controversial to me. But he said something the
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Speaker 2: right thought was so controversial that Donald Trump that excuse me,
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Speaker 2: that Barack Obama not only had to disavow him, but
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Speaker 2: he had to distance itself from them.
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Speaker 1: Why is it that the most powerful man in.
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Speaker 2: The world has all these pedophiles and rapists in his orbit?
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Speaker 1: Why is that?
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Speaker 2: Why are there men who are credibly listed on the
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Speaker 2: Epstein list still in his employee and still in his
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Speaker 2: Veriphree Brett Radner, who was accused of sexual assault, directed
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Speaker 2: Milania's movie.
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Speaker 1: Steve Bannon, who's in the f SE report.
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Speaker 2: You have you have Elon Musk in the f Scene report,
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Speaker 2: Peter Field in the f Scene Report. If you are
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Speaker 2: not these things, why are so many people so who
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Speaker 2: are in these things so comfortable comfortable around you? You
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Speaker 2: would think that if you it used to be a
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Speaker 2: time when things like that were disqualified. Not only could
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Speaker 2: you not work at the White Castle with those allegations,
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Speaker 2: you couldn't work at you certainly couldn't work at the
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Speaker 2: White House. Why are these kinds of people always in
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Speaker 2: the league together? Why are they so comfortable around you? Why, why,
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Speaker 2: and why is it that America a lot of it
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Speaker 2: seems so cool?
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Speaker 1: And I'll tell you why.
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Speaker 2: I believe it is because these kinds of allegations, these
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Speaker 2: kinds of predilections, these kinds of things have historically always
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Speaker 2: been done powerful white men. Acting like this isn't new.
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Speaker 2: It's retro. There have been more people in our history
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Speaker 2: that acted like that. They did all kinds of macob things.
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Speaker 2: But what you don't get to do is to pretend
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Speaker 2: like you're meting out justice when we see what is happening.
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump's name has been mentioned more times than the
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Speaker 2: Epstein files. Then Jesus' name was written in his own book.
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Speaker 2: I think Jesus name appear fourteen hundred times. Donald Trump
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Speaker 2: has been mentioned over thirty eight five hundred thirty eight thousand,
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Speaker 2: five hundred times in fifty four fifty four hundred different documents,
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Speaker 2: even if you tell me that he didn't do anything,
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Speaker 2: even if you believe that, Why is the most powerful
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Speaker 2: man in the world in league with so so many
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Speaker 2: deplorable people. Why is it that rapists and pedophiles seem
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Speaker 2: so comfortable around him? Even if you believe it, which
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Speaker 2: I do, not even if you believe it. Why is
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Speaker 2: it the president? Why is the press United States of
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Speaker 2: America surrounded with these people? And why don't people care?
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Speaker 2: Like we grew up, we knew who to hang around.
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Speaker 2: You are judged by the company you keep. If that
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Speaker 2: goes for a kid in my neighborhood, why does it
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Speaker 2: go for the most powerful man on the face of
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Speaker 2: the earth.
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Speaker 1: That's a little note from the GD section on the
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Speaker 1: DL Hug Show. She's jazz.
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Speaker 3: It's the Jazzy report on the d lund in case
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Speaker 3: you don't know what it is. Officially the year of
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Speaker 3: the Horse, one of twelve animals in the Chinese zodiac,
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Speaker 3: succeeding the Year of the Snake. Crowds have descended on
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Speaker 3: popular temples around the world to burn incense and pray
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Speaker 3: for happiness and success in the upcoming year. Now, the
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Speaker 3: Lunar New Year is the most important annual holiday in
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Speaker 3: China and some other East Asian nations.
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Speaker 2: Right they knew year to starts a little later than ours.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it was yesterda. It actually on the seventeenth. It
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Speaker 3: starts the year of the fire Horse. The fight, which
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Speaker 3: is about supposed to be about new beginnings and closing
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Speaker 3: old doors, opening up new ones and things like that.
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Speaker 1: Do they ever have something that doesn't mean anything?
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Speaker 3: No, everything, every fortune cookie, every is always something something like.
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Speaker 3: They even have something about the way that your house
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Speaker 3: is structured, like you should not be able to open
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Speaker 3: the front door and see all the way through the back.
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Speaker 3: They say something about it. It means money will come
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Speaker 3: in and go right out the door.
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Speaker 1: Well, you ain't never lived on Avalon.
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Speaker 3: Anyway. Researchers are developing universal donor organs that would elimitate
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Speaker 3: the need to match blood types between the donor and
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Speaker 3: the recipient. Researchers use a group of enzymes to clear
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Speaker 3: the blood type determining antigens UH, and then add universal
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Speaker 3: type OH blood to test for any signs of rejection.
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Speaker 3: They say this could actually help priortory prioritize patients by
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Speaker 3: medical urgency and the ability to save more lives.
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Speaker 1: I bet, I bet it would.
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Speaker 2: You could tell, because I mean, you know, it's some
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Speaker 2: blood types that are so rare, and a lot of
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Speaker 2: people don't give you get blood me, yeah.
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Speaker 3: No I have, I don't.
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Speaker 1: I'm doing on a reg.
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Speaker 3: I tried one time for my mom and they said
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Speaker 3: they told me I was a meany. They were like,
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Speaker 3: we don't even want you.
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Speaker 2: What you need to do is sit down and have
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Speaker 2: some beats and a stag. We don't want you pass
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Speaker 2: the table.
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Speaker 1: Thank you for that. So Stephen A. Smith, he said he.
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Speaker 2: Isn't worried about racism because it's not as preference as
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Speaker 2: some of the left would have you believed. An interesting
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Speaker 2: article came out. Raw Story posted an article to that
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Speaker 2: I think I shared it with you Jasmine Standards. It
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Speaker 2: says that the majority of Americans believe that Trump is
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Speaker 2: corrupt racist and what it mean cruel, cruel, corrupt, racist
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Speaker 2: and cruel.
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Speaker 1: Right, Why is Stephen A.
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Speaker 2: Smith always he's so in the bag for the right
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Speaker 2: that he intends to see what even the whole of
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Speaker 2: the country seas, the whole of the the whole of
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Speaker 2: the beause the majority of people that were polled believe
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Speaker 2: that Trump is corrupt, cruel, and racist. You had a
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Speaker 2: man who just sent a used a meme depicting the
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Speaker 2: President of the United States of America, the former president
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Speaker 2: of the United says America and.
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Speaker 1: His wife as apes.
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Speaker 2: And so it isn't the prevalence on the left, it
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Speaker 2: is in existing We have a sitting president that routinely
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Speaker 2: says racist and does racist things.
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Speaker 1: Can't you you can't see that. You think that's a confixtion,
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Speaker 1: that's a that's a fabrication on the left.
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Speaker 2: We had, we had, We just had the right have
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Speaker 2: to have their own basically show halftime show because they
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Speaker 2: didn't want to see a dude speaking Spanish. So these
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Speaker 2: things aren't fabrications on the left. So do you think
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Speaker 2: stephen A.
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Speaker 1: Has a point? Age? Seventy seven two two two four
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Speaker 1: two six.
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Speaker 1: All right, we're gonna get into your calls directly. It's
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Speaker 1: the d O. Huglely Show. It is the DL. You
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Speaker 1: will show you a twenty twenty sixth edition. So Steven A.
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Speaker 1: Smith says this, does you worry about racism if he
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Speaker 1: ran for president? No? I know it exists.
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Speaker 4: I know that you can't escape it, but I do
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Speaker 4: not believe it is as prevalent as some on the left.
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Speaker 1: Would like us to believe.
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Speaker 4: I do believe a vast majority of Americans judge you
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Speaker 4: on the content of your individual character rather than the
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Speaker 4: color of your skin. I think a lot of people
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Speaker 4: in America, especially in this day and age now more
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Speaker 4: so than ever before, it's not about race. It's about
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Speaker 4: the fact that they don't give a damn about it
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Speaker 4: because they got their own problems. That's entirely different than
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Speaker 4: believing they are superior to you and they want to
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Speaker 4: hold you back from the sending. That's not what's going
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Speaker 4: on to the degree that it was decades ago.
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Speaker 2: Do you think that he has a point that racism
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Speaker 2: isn't as prevalent as people on the left.
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Speaker 1: What have you believe?
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Speaker 2: We're going to go to our social media platform, Jeed,
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Speaker 2: and what are they say out there?
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Speaker 3: So Desiree out of Nashville says, I don't believe anything.
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Speaker 3: Steven A.
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Speaker 2: Smith says, Now, I'm not saying that we haven't made strides.
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Speaker 1: That would be disingenuous to say.
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Speaker 2: But when you right now have a president right now
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Speaker 2: that a week ago put a racist meaning, now, that
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Speaker 2: is not our imagination. And if it weren't so, if
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Speaker 2: you didn't see nobody clamoring for him to do anything,
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Speaker 2: you heard a bunch of black influences justifying it.
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Speaker 1: Right right, but the whole of the country.
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Speaker 2: When Pold believed that he's racist, cruel, and corrupt all
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Speaker 2: the things.
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Speaker 1: We said he would be.
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Speaker 3: So.
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Speaker 2: I can have a conversation with anybody, but when you're
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Speaker 2: being disingenuous one, it's like answering questions. Answering question before
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Speaker 2: you if you know.
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Speaker 1: You already know your answer for the questions he can ask.
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Speaker 2: That's what he tends to do because he is so
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Speaker 2: in a bag to justify the right and to deride
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Speaker 2: the left.
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Speaker 1: I don't understand how he thinks he's gonna get.
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Speaker 2: The Democratic nomination if he can't even look to see things.
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Speaker 1: The same way they do.
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Speaker 2: Right, correct, It's not hard for us to see that
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Speaker 2: this man does racist thing.
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Speaker 3: Of course, to look for it he shows you. Remember
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Speaker 3: we talked about, you know, the heal s whole countries.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 3: He talked about how he thought that Nigerian immigrants would
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Speaker 3: never go back to their huts and the fact that
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Speaker 3: he thought they all had aids. Like he said, a
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Speaker 3: ton of things.
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Speaker 2: They don't have billionaires that are capitals, accountables, are rapists.
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Speaker 1: They don't have those. Wow that part, Wow, they don't
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Speaker 1: have those.
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Speaker 2: They don't have billionaires who claim to love God and
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Speaker 2: eat children and molests children.
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Speaker 1: They'll have that thanks.
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Speaker 2: Stop he is you know, I promised that I would not,
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Speaker 2: you know, deride him when he does things.
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Speaker 1: But he keeps doing things that make me they compare
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Speaker 1: me to say something.
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Speaker 2: I am not saying that we haven't made strides racially,
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Speaker 2: but two weeks ago we had the president of the
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Speaker 2: United States of America. The only if you showed that
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Speaker 2: meme in any corporate office in America, any any lunch room,
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Speaker 2: any office, any cubicle, you.
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Speaker 1: Would lose your job that day.
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Speaker 2: The only job you could have where you can send
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Speaker 2: out that meme and still keep it is the Republican
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Speaker 2: President that a senator couldn't, a governor couldn't.
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Speaker 3: Could not do it. I just go the corporate harassment
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Speaker 3: and HR training. I guarantee you I wouldn't keep a
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Speaker 3: job if I did any No.
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Speaker 1: Even if you showed the me laughing. Yeah. These are people.
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Speaker 2: These people get are the people who wanted you to
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Speaker 2: get fired for just saying what Charlie Kirk said. And
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Speaker 2: when you say stuff like that, I think that you're
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Speaker 2: trying to you're trying to err on the side of
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Speaker 2: pleasing them.
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Speaker 1: It is true that we have made great strides.
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Speaker 2: But also I would say it's also fair to say
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Speaker 2: we backslad a little bit with this administration, a.
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Speaker 1: Lot of bit. That's fair too.
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Speaker 2: I think that all of the games we thought we made,
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Speaker 2: he had a lot to do with rolling back.
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Speaker 1: So do you think that Steven A.
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Speaker 2: Smith has a point that the country isn't as racist
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Speaker 2: as the left?
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Speaker 1: What have you believed