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"Family Foundation" (Thursday October 30, 2025, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: The first thing today by Joe Thomas on the Chunk
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Speaker 2: Stuart said, steal me step.
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Speaker 3: You have a day at least for work.
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Speaker 4: When the sun comes up, drops a pet of the scoom.
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Speaker 5: Joe has everything, a gender, all the JASU needs no
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Speaker 5: one that Joe's an smile.
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Speaker 2: He on the eggs.
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Speaker 6: Joe, bless you for letting me be of service to you.
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Speaker 7: I want to be Joe.
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Speaker 6: Some emails, some text messages. Hamp hamp Down on the
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Speaker 6: Treasure Coast writes in how many times did Biden stand
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Speaker 6: in the isle of Air Force one and give a
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Speaker 6: press conference? Uh, that'd be zero.
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Speaker 8: Can you imagine?
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Speaker 6: Can you just for a moment, imagine the abject terror
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Speaker 6: in the eyes of any of Biden's staff or doctor
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Speaker 6: Jill if Biden just saws that I'm gonna go for
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Speaker 6: a walk down the aisle, see what the press corp
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Speaker 6: is up to stop him, kind of teetering down the
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Speaker 6: hall like zombie Franken President most consumed brains. This email
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Speaker 6: comes that we were talking earlier about the press reaction.
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Speaker 6: Half the stories I've seen since President Trump had an
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Speaker 6: hour and forty minute meeting with Chairman she of China,
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Speaker 6: and the press coverage is all, why didn't they have
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Speaker 6: a press conference? Trump must have failed because there's always
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Speaker 6: the narrative. Tina writes in this is more Trump derangements syndrome.
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Speaker 6: The president not holding a press conference just meant he
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Speaker 6: wanted to get back home. It didn't seem like he
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Speaker 6: was hiding from the press on Air Force one. And
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Speaker 6: the same point is true. You know, I was thinking
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Speaker 6: about the hypocrisy of the president of how we treat
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Speaker 6: the president, and you know, if he does something, it's horrible.
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Speaker 6: If he doesn't do something, it's horrible, it's proof that.
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Speaker 8: He's a loser.
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Speaker 6: Is all designed to make this narrative. That is exactly
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Speaker 6: what we were talking with Eric Trump yesterday about on
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Speaker 6: the program. The book is called under Siege, and it's
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Speaker 6: not just you know, I'm not going to vote for
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Speaker 6: this or I'm not going to vote for that's it's
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Speaker 6: truly character assassination, writ large, completely designed to make the
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Speaker 6: administration look bad so that they can win the midterms.
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Speaker 6: And what does it mean when they win the midterms,
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Speaker 6: what do they get? They get to pill the levers
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Speaker 6: of power some more, They get to move the money.
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Speaker 6: One of my favorite parts of the TV program House
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Speaker 6: of Cards, aside from the fact that it was nice
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Speaker 6: to see Democrats being the bad guys in a show
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Speaker 6: for once. The opening three episodes are all about how
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Speaker 6: when Frank Underwood doesn't get made Secretary of State, this
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Speaker 6: oil company, this energy company that was propping him up
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Speaker 6: and giving him lots of money, was mad at him
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Speaker 6: because now without him as Secretary of State, they're not
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Speaker 6: going to get sweetheart deals to go into some of
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Speaker 6: these Central African countries and go get the oil and
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Speaker 6: other natural minerals from those states. And that's what's going
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Speaker 6: on in Washington all the time. I remember talking to
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Speaker 6: I think it was Congressman Tom Garrett at the time
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Speaker 6: was a Virginia congressman. I said, how much of this
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Speaker 6: is fiction and how much of this is a documentary?
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Speaker 6: And I was told that actually some of the House
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Speaker 6: of Card stuff pulled punches and didn't go as far
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Speaker 6: as it really does in any event. Further in further
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Speaker 6: up President Trump and his hour and forty five minute
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Speaker 6: meeting with Chairman, she concluded, President Trump said it was
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Speaker 6: an excellent meeting. They have understandings, their words on fentanyl
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Speaker 6: enforcement in China, better farm trade with the United States
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Speaker 6: and China, and a pause on export limits of rare
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Speaker 6: earth minerals. The President has lifted ten percent of the
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Speaker 6: tariffs off of Chinese export as well. The President also
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Speaker 6: announced that he was ordering the United States Department of
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Speaker 6: War to resume nuclear weapons testing immediately. Pakistan's defense minister
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Speaker 6: Wednesday threatened to obliterate the leadership of Afghanistan formerly known
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Speaker 6: as the Taliban, after negotiations towards lasting peace between the
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Speaker 6: two sides of the same border failed. The peace talks
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Speaker 6: wrapped up in Istanbul, Turkey without a workable solution. Virginia's
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Speaker 6: House of Delegates passed a constitutional amendment fifty one to
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Speaker 6: forty two, with six Republicans oddly missing from the vote
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Speaker 6: on Wednesday. The amendment will be in the Senate before
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Speaker 6: it goes to the voters. However, Republicans in Virginia have
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Speaker 6: filed a brief with the court trying to get a
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Speaker 6: hearing to stop this from going into effect, and the
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Speaker 6: and many other circuit courts stop the action from happening,
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Speaker 6: but that has not been granted. Seventh US Circuit Court
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Speaker 6: Absolutely gotta be fired up.
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Speaker 8: You're not fired up.
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Speaker 6: You're not looking around, Johnny us get into the most
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Speaker 6: important thing. And one of the real places where the
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Speaker 6: Left comes the most unhinged is always been, but I
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Speaker 6: think it's even worse than ever before. The issue of life,
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Speaker 6: the sanctity of life. And one of the things they
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Speaker 6: love to mischaracterize about the Family Foundation is that it's
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Speaker 6: not just about the baby.
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Speaker 8: It's about the mother or the father.
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Speaker 6: It's about the family, the holistic family that raises great
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Speaker 6: the president and she graces us with some time this
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Speaker 6: Thursday morning. Victoria, how are you doing this morning?
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Speaker 23: I'm doing well. Thanks so much so.
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Speaker 6: And I don't mean to oversell what you do, but
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Speaker 6: I want people to help you out of Familyfoundation dot
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Speaker 8: Do that as well.
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Speaker 6: it to the Family Foundation. There you go, Victoria. Hopefully
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Speaker 6: that helps. One of the main reason I wanted to
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Speaker 6: talk to Victoria this morning is is all in all
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Speaker 6: this whoop dee doo over redistricting that is going on,
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Speaker 6: Virginia is going to try to sneak sally through the alley,
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Speaker 6: as it were. They have They have already passed halfway
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Speaker 6: through a constitutional amendment UH elevating abortion to a protected
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Speaker 6: right all the way up to the moment of birth
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Speaker 6: is one of the most horrific abortion laws ever. You
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Speaker 6: may remember the videos Rush Rush used to play it
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Speaker 6: all the time of this poor adult delegate trying to
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Speaker 6: defend a bill that had obviously been written by Planned
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Speaker 6: Parenthood for her, Kathy Tran going Hamon and Hamman and
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Speaker 6: Hamana facing the scrutiny of conservatives saying, well would this
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Speaker 6: this bill? Well that that silly law that she couldn't
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Speaker 6: even talk about is now on the verge of becoming
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Speaker 6: a constitutional right. It's one of the most horrific laws
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Speaker 6: that abortion laws in the country. I don't know if
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Speaker 6: there are worse ones Victoria. Are there other states of
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Speaker 6: the Union that have horrific abortion laws.
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Speaker 24: I mean, there are a couple, but our constitutional amendment
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Speaker 24: would be the worst in the country if I mean,
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Speaker 24: there would be nothing worse than it if it passes.
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Speaker 24: So we're trying to join California and New York and
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Speaker 24: those places that have just total unrestricted abortion.
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Speaker 6: Well, that's a pantheon of people. We really want to
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Speaker 6: be part of New York, California. I understand Michigan did
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Speaker 6: something recently to just make it easier.
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Speaker 24: Yeah, I mean, there are basically a whole slew of
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Speaker 24: states that after Dobbs, the abortion agenda came through in
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Speaker 24: the way of a constitutional amendment, and so you basically
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Speaker 24: have a bunch of states that have tried to amend
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Speaker 24: their state constitution, and many successfully and they vary, but yes,
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Speaker 24: Michigan is one of them. Maryland basically put in a
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Speaker 24: constitutional amendments to quote protect reproductive rights, and it guarantees
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Speaker 24: it basically with no gestational limit, which is what you're
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Speaker 24: talking about, up until the moment of birth. So we
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Speaker 24: have there as some terrible laws in other countries and
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Speaker 24: other states, but thankfully around us in the south below
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Speaker 24: US is actually states are all states that protect you
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Speaker 24: in life better than we do. And that's unfortunately what
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Speaker 24: has driven up our abortion rate is because those around us,
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Speaker 24: to the south of US have actually protected life, and
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Speaker 24: women are now coming to Virginia to take the life
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Speaker 24: of their unborn child.
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Speaker 23: Truly devastating.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, Virginia is for abortion lovers. It is not a
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Speaker 6: slogan I want the tourism department to be putting on
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Speaker 6: bumper stickers, but I mean this. I've been told that
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Speaker 6: this abortion law that we're about to codify into the
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Speaker 6: constitution is the most permissive on the planet Victoria. I
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Speaker 6: mean people will be coming overseas flying into Virginia for this.
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Speaker 24: Well, remember you could take a human life up until
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Speaker 24: the moment of birth, and you don't have to have
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Speaker 24: any reason.
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Speaker 23: In Virginia today.
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Speaker 24: You technically can do that, but you have to have
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Speaker 24: a couple of doctors agree that there's a I wouldn't
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Speaker 24: use these terms because I don't think this is actually
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Speaker 24: the case, but a medically necessary reason, So you at
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Speaker 24: least have to have some physicians sign off. In the
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Speaker 24: new situation we'd be under with the Constitutional Amendment, it
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Speaker 24: would just be the abortionists. If the abortionists wants to take
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Speaker 24: your unbrun child's life and you want to, you're good
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Speaker 24: to go. So it's horrific. But more than that, it's
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Speaker 24: also something where you're not even guaranteed that the provider
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Speaker 24: of your abortion, at whatever stage however you choose to
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Speaker 24: go undertake that would be a doctor. So it's literally
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Speaker 24: the whole Constitutional Amendment is about providers, and therefore we're
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Speaker 24: not even able to put in safety standards or guarantee
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Speaker 24: a doctor in the case of surgery. I mean, it's
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Speaker 24: a stunner in what they put together in this wording.
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Speaker 6: Well, I know, folks ken Kuchinelli amongst them, were not
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Speaker 6: They said, well, Virginians voted against this kind of redistrict
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Speaker 6: thing in the past. I said, yeah, but Ken, we're
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Speaker 6: going to add abortion on demand up till the moment
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Speaker 6: of birth, plus gay marriage into this. I mean, this's
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Speaker 6: a perfect storm of legislation that I just can't see
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Speaker 6: how the millions of dollars don't go uncounted in advocacy
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Speaker 6: ads in trying to create a headwind in support of
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Speaker 6: this horror.
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Speaker 23: Well, this has been the thing we have been gearing
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Speaker 23: up to.
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Speaker 24: Well, one, if everyone just votes correctly this coming Tuesday,
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Speaker 24: we don't have to have a problem anymore because we
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Speaker 24: can have a pro life House of Delegates.
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Speaker 23: We can block all this nonsense. So's that's the first
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Speaker 23: and most important point.
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Speaker 24: But we've been gearing up to have a battle at
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Speaker 24: the ballot next November. If we were unsuccessful in the
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Speaker 24: House this year on the disabortion amendment, we were not
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Speaker 24: in any scenario imagining a case where they would push
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Speaker 24: redistricting in an unconstitutional manner, basically jammed through a two
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Speaker 24: year process in a few months and put all of
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Speaker 24: these things on a ballot outside of the normal process
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Speaker 24: maybe April, maybe May, so that they can kick a
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Speaker 24: received in Congress as well.
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Speaker 23: So this is a bit of a shocker for those
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Speaker 23: of us that.
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Speaker 24: Have been gearing up, and it would be quite a
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Speaker 24: challenge to the people of Virginia to kind of comprehend
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Speaker 24: all that would be going on in this power grab.
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Speaker 24: And then with these multiple constitutional amendments, one on abortion,
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Speaker 24: one on marriage issues.
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Speaker 6: Are there other states that are trying to you know,
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Speaker 6: staple these things, these issues together. Because this redistricting fight
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Speaker 6: is in California and Illinois, New York is trying to
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Speaker 6: overturn their constitution on it, are there other places where
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Speaker 6: they're trying to sneak, you know, bills that would be
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Speaker 6: much more distasteful while everyone's talking about redistricting, kind of
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Speaker 6: slide these through or is Virginia being particularly.
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Speaker 8: Slick about this?
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Speaker 24: I have never seen this does not mean it hasn't happened,
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Speaker 24: but I have not seen it. They have not officially
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Speaker 24: said they're going to do this, but one would expect
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Speaker 24: it would be very difficult to advance redistricting into a
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Speaker 24: special election and not also advance all the other.
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Speaker 23: Constitutional elements that are lined up.
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Speaker 24: So I mean, technically they haven't yet admitted this is
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Speaker 24: where they're going, but this is the likely place they
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Speaker 24: are going.
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Speaker 6: I actually think in Charnelle Herring's call for the bill
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Speaker 6: that opened the session does say, I think at the
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Speaker 6: very end, I have to go pull the text of
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Speaker 6: it up to that the special election would take up
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Speaker 6: other constitutional amendments that are already on the floor. And
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Speaker 6: that's sort of what drove me to call you is
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Speaker 6: I saw that and I said, oh my god, we can't.
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Speaker 8: I'm doing great.
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Speaker 28: I've got for you today a story that just gets
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Speaker 28: I don't think there's ever been a time when a
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Speaker 28: the question, and I'm talking about Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry,
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Speaker 28: who told reporters yesterday no way is the athletic director
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29:11
Speaker 28: Scott Woodward will not hire our next football coach at LSU.
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Speaker 28: So anyway, there's a whole thing here with that orizeron,
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Speaker 28: and it involves a former Virginia assistant a d who
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Speaker 28: hired me in nineteen eighty Todd Turner. Okay, because he
29:30
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Speaker 8: In this movie Goright.
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Speaker 28: First of all, Landry holds a press conference yesterday and
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Speaker 28: he was asked the question because Sunday, with the whole
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Speaker 28: into the Governor's mansion. What we're gonna do. What we're
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Speaker 28: gonna do is it's Louisiana. Yeah, I can't do the accident.
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Speaker 28: But anyway, yesterday at the press conference, where you thought
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Speaker 28: this might be kind of you know when I read
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Speaker 28: the story, no, no, no, no, no, Jeff Landry's not happy.
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Speaker 9: This is a pattern.
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Speaker 5: Guy, us here out. I wrote that contract cost Texas
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Speaker 5: A and M seventy something million dollars. Right now, we
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Speaker 5: got a fifty three million dollar liability. We are not
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Speaker 5: doing that again. And you know what, I believe that
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Speaker 5: we're gonna find a great coach and maybe we'll let
30:11
Speaker 5: President Trump pick it. He loves winners. But I can
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Speaker 5: promise you we're gonna pick a coach and we're gonna make.
30:16
Speaker 12: Sure that that coach is successful, and we're.
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Speaker 5: Gonna make sure that he's compensated properly, and we're gonna
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Speaker 5: put metrics on it, because I'm tired of rewarding failure
30:24
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Speaker 5: to foot the bill.
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Speaker 28: Yeah, I as so, yeah, so all right, a little
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Speaker 28: bit about Scott Woodward. As I said, he was ad
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Speaker 28: at Texas A and M, and he signed Jimbo Fisher
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Speaker 28: to that ten year, seventy five million dollar, fully guaranteed
30:38
Speaker 28: contract twenty seventeen. That deal was extended by his successor
30:42
Speaker 28: at A and M ross Byorck in twenty twenty one.
30:44
Speaker 28: It was a ten year agreement worth ninety five million.
30:47
Speaker 28: All right, one of the reasons we've just got all
30:49
Speaker 28: these issues. So after the jimbo hire, Woodward then hired
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Speaker 28: Buzz Williams from Virginia Tech. All right, Now Woodward gets
30:56
Speaker 28: hired at LSU. He's from Baton Rouge and the ls
31:00
Speaker 28: alum So he's now responsible for one hundred and thirty.
31:02
Speaker 8: Two million in buy out money. Gosh, all right, now,
31:06
Speaker 8: let's dial back.
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Speaker 28: In eight, he was hired as full time director of
31:10
Speaker 28: athletics at Washington. That became a controversy at the time.
31:14
Speaker 28: Todd Turner was asked by the president of the University
31:17
Speaker 28: of Washington, you got to fire Tyrone Willingham and Todd Turner,
31:21
Speaker 28: who was at Connecticut NC State. I said he was
31:24
Speaker 28: an assistant at UVA, a very good friend of Todd's.
31:27
Speaker 28: I'm talking to him in years. It just prompted me,
31:29
Speaker 28: I'm going to make a phone call today. But anyway,
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Speaker 28: Todd resigned in seven, they said I'm not firing Willingham.
31:35
Speaker 28: Willingham was eleven and twenty five at the time, and
31:38
Speaker 28: then in eight Willingham went oh to twelve and overall
31:41
Speaker 28: was eleven and thirty seven, and they thought it was
31:43
Speaker 28: a black white issue.
31:45
Speaker 8: All right.
31:45
Speaker 28: So now Woodward, who has been at LSU since twenty nineteen,
31:49
Speaker 28: hired Kim Mulki, and then after ed Orgeron won a
31:53
Speaker 28: title in football, Grin Kelly got hired. Now let's go
31:57
Speaker 28: Ozeron went undefeated in twenty nineteen on a national title
32:01
Speaker 28: and was fifty one and twenty three and one in
32:04
Speaker 28: bowl games. After the fifteen and oh year, though Orgeron
32:07
Speaker 28: went five and five and six and six, he also
32:10
Speaker 28: coached under Lane Kiffin. Now Lane Kiffin is being talked about.
32:13
Speaker 28: I heard that at LSU. Orgeron was interviewed and said,
32:17
Speaker 28: would you go coach under Lane Kiffin?
32:20
Speaker 8: Again? Absolutely? I would? Absolutely, I would. I like I've
32:23
Speaker 8: still got a home in bat Rude. You know nobody
32:25
Speaker 8: can do that.
32:26
Speaker 6: You know, ed Oeon is a character under his own self.
32:29
Speaker 28: Oh, soult Landry, Solandry. After he fired off that speech
32:34
Speaker 28: about Trump and you know wood was not going to
32:36
Speaker 28: be the guy.
32:37
Speaker 8: A reporter raised his hand and goes.
32:39
Speaker 28: Mister Landry, Uh so you're saying that Scott Woodward, who
32:44
Speaker 28: is the AD at LSU, will will not he goes?
32:48
Speaker 28: Will he hire the new football coach.
32:51
Speaker 5: Nope, I can tell you right now, Skywards not selected
32:53
Speaker 5: the next coach. Hell, I'll let Donald Trump select it
32:56
Speaker 5: before I'll let him do it. I don't know, but
32:58
Speaker 5: the Porto superow is going to come up with a
33:00
Speaker 5: minion and they're gonna go find us a coach.
33:01
Speaker 8: I just love it.
33:02
Speaker 28: So I pictured this morning was a photophon smiling and laughing.
33:06
Speaker 28: I picture the Sunday night meeting in the governor's mansion, going.
33:10
Speaker 8: What what do we do? You know?
33:11
Speaker 28: Because here's most politicians, I think, well most some are
33:16
Speaker 28: financially responsible, but some are, of course.
33:20
Speaker 8: But what you know, what we've tried to do is,
33:23
Speaker 8: you know, all this spending we don't.
33:25
Speaker 28: Need to because I see those Instagram you know things
33:28
Speaker 28: all the time.
33:28
Speaker 8: All the stuff that you know.
33:30
Speaker 28: Has been around the world, and you know the millions
33:32
Speaker 28: of dollars being spent on everything under the sun, right
33:35
Speaker 28: all over the world. And so when you try to
33:38
Speaker 28: rain in some of the fun. But this is great
33:40
Speaker 28: because the governor, this is unprecedent. A governor steps in
33:43
Speaker 28: and goes no, no, the ad we're done.
33:46
Speaker 8: We got one hundred and thirty two million buyout money.
33:49
Speaker 8: We're done. No, no more.
33:52
Speaker 6: Well, why you know, let me let me ask you this,
33:54
Speaker 6: because this buyout money mania is to me, it counterproductive.
34:03
Speaker 6: If I know that I'm going to make I mean,
34:05
Speaker 6: and Lane Kiffin's a great guy. Lane Kiffin must have been.
34:08
Speaker 6: It must be the king of buyout money. How many
34:10
Speaker 6: times has Lane Kiffin gone to a college program and failed?
34:14
Speaker 6: I mean, there was just a story three days ago
34:16
Speaker 6: about Tennessee. Yeah, you know, and then ask Nick Saban
34:21
Speaker 6: and he'll tell you about all the times lane Kiffin fails.
34:24
Speaker 6: But but but Kiffen keeps getting fired, keeps walking away
34:28
Speaker 6: with a big bag of buyout money. And and then
34:32
Speaker 6: you know, they were saying they love him at Old
34:34
Speaker 6: Miss Yeah, and.
34:35
Speaker 28: His name is being surfaced for the Florida job, and
34:39
Speaker 28: his name is surfacing.
34:40
Speaker 8: For the l s U job.
34:42
Speaker 6: Why do I but why does school? Why do they
34:45
Speaker 6: put this buyout money? Help me explain what this buyout
34:49
Speaker 6: stuff is all about?
34:50
Speaker 8: Why?
34:50
Speaker 6: Because it just seems like, well, you can fail or not,
34:53
Speaker 6: We're going to pay you a lot of money anyway.
34:56
Speaker 6: You know, can can maybe the universities, I don't. It
35:00
Speaker 6: would probably be considered collusion or restraint of trade or
35:03
Speaker 6: something to say no more buyout money.
35:06
Speaker 8: But I don't know. There's other stuff to talk about.
35:08
Speaker 8: But this stuff creates me because I.
35:11
Speaker 28: Heard the stat No, I heard the stat not to
35:13
Speaker 28: not to go at a different angle from your question,
35:16
Speaker 28: but I heard the stat of the of the coaches
35:18
Speaker 28: now that have been fired this year, the total is
35:22
Speaker 28: one hundred and seventy million in buyout money.
35:24
Speaker 6: She's just dry Landry. The reason I love that clip
35:29
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35:32
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35:36
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35:36
Speaker 28: It made me think exactly come by finally somebody has
35:41
Speaker 28: said we're done. We're done, and we're going to put
35:44
Speaker 28: a committee together and somebody and more or less, I
35:47
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35:50
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35:53
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35:54
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35:56
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35:58
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36:01
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36:04
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36:09
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36:13
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36:16
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Speaker 28: He all right, we don't need Buyo money. We need
36:22
Speaker 28: athletic department money. This is not just our football coach.
36:25
Speaker 28: But we need to make sure that everything is simple
36:27
Speaker 28: because they they just because the whole nil thing is so.
36:31
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36:33
Speaker 28: And and you know what's happening with it, you know,
36:35
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36:38
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36:39
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36:41
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36:48
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36:50
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36:52
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36:56
Speaker 28: that we you know, but but coaches and contract to
36:59
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37:01
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37:05
Speaker 28: you know, uh and and these ten year extensions are
37:09
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37:11
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37:15
Speaker 6: Sure, I mean it was one thing if you if
37:17
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37:19
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37:21
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37:22
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37:23
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Speaker 6: We're back with Victoria Cobb from the Family Foundation this morning,
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Speaker 6: and thank you for sticking around with me Victoria through
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Speaker 6: the sports.
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Speaker 8: So the last.
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Speaker 6: Thought for you and I appreciate your time as always, Victoria.
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Speaker 6: You know I talk a lot about the overtune window
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Speaker 6: and the idea of girls playing or boys playing in
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Speaker 6: girls' sports, and that kind of thing was lunacy ten
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Speaker 6: years ago. But they started the conversation. I'm going to
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Speaker 6: tie this to this abortion amendment if this passes, and
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Speaker 6: I know that it's a small population of people, but
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Speaker 6: there are ethicists out there that have written scholarly papers
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Speaker 6: about children not being societally impactful Until three or four,
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Speaker 6: California passed a law that restricts the ability of law
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Speaker 6: enforcement to punish a mother if their child dies in
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Speaker 6: the first couple of years of life. I'm worried that
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Speaker 6: we're going to go through a window where all of
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Speaker 6: a sudden, well, I've decided after six months I really
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Speaker 6: didn't want the baby, and almost postpartum abortions could become
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Speaker 6: part of the landscape.
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Speaker 8: It's horrific to think about it.
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Speaker 6: But if we're going to allow abortion right up to
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Speaker 6: the moment of birth, what's to stop the next shoe
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Speaker 6: from falling?
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Speaker 24: Well, what you're saying is that they cannot be philosophically
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Speaker 24: consistent without taking obosition, because that is accurate. There's no
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Speaker 24: difference between a child in the birth canal and a
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Speaker 24: child out of the birth canal if it is about
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Speaker 24: a mother's convenience, not about the existence of human life,
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Speaker 24: which is truly what we're talking about here. Then yes,
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Speaker 24: it is very difficult. Where do you draw the line.
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Speaker 24: They've chosen to sort of speak about it as if
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Speaker 24: the line is drawn at birth. It used to be
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Speaker 24: sort of, well, you know, they used to not really
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Speaker 24: admit that there was much late term abortion. They still
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Speaker 24: sort of claim there's not much, but the bottom line
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Speaker 24: is there. You're correct that that would be logically consistent,
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Speaker 24: and we certainly would expect to see physician assistant suicide
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Speaker 24: right around the corner.
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Speaker 23: Also, because if.
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Speaker 24: You don't view it at the early end of life,
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Speaker 24: you do not view it with value when you are
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Speaker 24: no longer of use to society, So do speak That
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Speaker 24: would be the way that you would hear that disgust
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Speaker 24: in the committee room. And we have heard that disgusted
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Speaker 24: committee rooms in Virginia, so that's very likely on the
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Speaker 23: Well.
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Speaker 6: We've heard Paul Krugman, the economic architect behind the Affordable
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Speaker 6: Care Acts, say well, we have advisability of care panels
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Speaker 6: that would certainly rule on whether you should get a
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Speaker 6: particularly expensive And it's chilling because they make it sound
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Speaker 6: so academic victoria, and we're talking about human life and
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Speaker 6: human dignity, and I don't know how they sleep at night.
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Speaker 6: I thank goodness every night that I'm not one of them,
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Speaker 6: and I thank goodness that you guys are there at
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Speaker 6: the Family Foundation. You know again is Familyfoundation dot org?
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Speaker 23: Correct, Yeah, Janny Foundation dot or work.
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Speaker 24: Thanks so much for you know, reaching out to me
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Speaker 8: Yep.
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Speaker 6: And Tuesday is a coming, so just do the right
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Speaker 6: thing between now and then. Thank you, Victoria, Thanks so
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Speaker 6: much for having me, and thank you for being on
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Speaker 6: the receiving end of all of what we do here
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Speaker 6: at four three four eight eight two four two one seven.
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Speaker 6: And you know, when we talk about normalization, and I
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Speaker 6: don't mean in the Marxist way of like we but yeah,
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Speaker 6: in a way it is you put it out, you
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Speaker 6: put it out into the world, you say it, people
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Speaker 6: say that's it's crazy talk, and then somebody else says, well,
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Speaker 6: you'll think about it for a second, and then you
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Speaker 6: do something where the government is going to subsidize healthcare,
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Speaker 6: and now you start to see why there was an
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Speaker 6: even more important pushback against the Affordable Care Act on
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Speaker 6: this program. Sally Pipes at the Pacific Research Institute and
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Speaker 6: so many folks spending so many hours trying to convince
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Speaker 6: people not to support the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act,
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Speaker 6: which protected no patients and provided no affordable care. This
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Speaker 6: is the COVID subsidies which everyone has bent out of
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Speaker 6: shape in shut down mania.
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Speaker 8: We need the.
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Speaker 6: COVID subsidies to be extended. Why because otherwise people can't
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Speaker 6: afford healthcare. I thought the Affordable character was supposed to
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Speaker 6: fix that. And what it really is is all the
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Speaker 6: fruit growing from this poisonous tree planted in the fertile
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Speaker 6: excrement of the population bomb. So book written in the
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Speaker 6: sixties before half the food growing technology existed by Paul Erlick.
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Speaker 6: I think, Paul Erlick I think is the name the
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Speaker 6: population bomb. And it is the sun source of the
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Speaker 6: abortion movement. It is the sun source of the green movement.
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Speaker 6: The anthropologist that just passed away, wasn't she on the
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Speaker 6: World Economic Forum stage saying well, I think a population
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Speaker 6: kind of like we had it back in the fifteen
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Speaker 6: hundreds would be good. And who decides who gets to
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Speaker 6: go or not? That's where a little star chamber, like
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Speaker 6: I said Paul Krugman sitting there, Well, you know we
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Speaker 6: have a government committee that will decide whatither you qualify
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Speaker 6: to get this expensive treatment or not well. And it's
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Speaker 6: only an expensive treatment because the government has made it so.
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Speaker 6: So we've been herded into this appatoire and in the
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Speaker 6: which is the country that says live and let live,
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Speaker 6: Raymond writes into Joe Thomas JT in the Morning Radio
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Speaker 6: is Revolutions. Ruminating on some of John Reid's remarks. We
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Speaker 6: were talking about how these revolutionaries are pushing these agendas
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Speaker 6: in in these halls of government, and all this redistricting
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Speaker 6: is just had amount to that kind of revolutionary thought,
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Speaker 6: He writes in the left should remember that the revolutions
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Speaker 6: they set off quite often don't work. The less Miserables
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Speaker 6: overthrew a monarch only to get a dictator, Emperor Napoleon.
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Speaker 6: And let's not forget the terrors that came in between
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Speaker 6: to Robespierre. And he first he gets into power and
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Speaker 6: loses his head. Then he physically loses his head. The
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Speaker 6: communist revolution in Greece failed, but the most graphic failure
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Speaker 6: set off their revolution, murdered a number of government officials, etc.
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Speaker 6: And the people rose up afterwards and slaughtered them. And
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