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"Did AbSpan Have Her 'McAuliffe Moment'?" (Tuesday October 14, 2025, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: It's again.
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Speaker 2: The question was should transgender girls who are biological males
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be allowed to use girls' bathrooms and play on girl
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sports teams?
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Speaker 1: The first thing today by Joe Thomas on the Dunk
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Media Network.
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Speaker 3: There should never be more in likeliness, we finally have
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her saying that George.
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Speaker 4: Said, steal met a day at least for work.
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Speaker 5: When the sun comes up, drops a pet to school,
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joys a gender all the jos needs.
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Speaker 6: No one that Josh is smile, He only is.
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Speaker 7: Joe.
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Speaker 4: Thank you for letting me be of service to you.
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This morning, somebody pointed out to me that Abigail Spanberger's
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problem in the polls is all the Democrats that have
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abandoned her campaign because she said that, well, you know
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a lot of middle aged women abandoned Terry mcculliff's campaign
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when you said parents had no right to get involved
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in what their kids were learning in school. So there
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you have it. Sports fans appreciate you joining us so
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this morning at four three four eight eight two four
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You are the singularly most important local part of your
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they're trying to misdirect you somewhere and we all we
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all want to have our own importance. Uh There, Finally
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the quiet part is said out loud, and I wrote
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a piece and it probably will publish later today at
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Daily Signal dot com about why again this debate performance
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with Abigail Spanberger and Winsome Sears and Jack Chatterrelli and
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Mikey Cheryl in New Jersey are probably going to spell
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the end of debates. And it's not for the right reason, obviously,
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It's because these political candidates don't want to do that.
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So Mikey Cheryl is in huge trouble in New Jersey
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because all the things she accused Jack Chatderelli of were
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things that the Biden administration had asked them to do,
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or were just simply articles about medicine that she is
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extrapolating because they mentioned the word opioid. So desperate is
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she to hold on to this position again as I
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said to John reading the last segment, indicative of a
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power structure that has grown way out of skew with
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what it should be, because these are people who aren't
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out there to protect your rights, to secure your rights. Well,
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the left only listens to that little bit of John Locke.
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It says, well, if we secure the rights, then we
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can tell you which ones we're going to secure or not.
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And that's not the way it works. And it's totality.
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It's the God given rights of life, liberty, and property.
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They want to make it. You have a right to
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a place to live, and you have a right to
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somebody treating your medical conditions, and you have a right
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to food in your refrigerator, and all those things that
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require other people to work for you, which, if you
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read John Locke, is an abomination on liberty at slavery
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is what it is. So technically the party that was
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for slavery in the first place after the Civil War
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is still subborting slavery. Discuss four three four eight eight
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two four two one seven. President Trump in Egypt after
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his historic visit to the Knesset yesterday morning, which we
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broadcasted for you live and you can hear it on
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our podcast. Channels told a summit of world leaders and
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met with them. Egyptian president told them that this peace
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proposal is the last chance for peace in the region.
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He did reiterate something that Marco Rubio even talked about,
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which is a Palestinian state he seeks. President Trump is
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looking to advance the piece. He said, Phase two has started,
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and you know, the phases are all a little bit
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mixed in with each other. He said he's ready to
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meet with the leaders and represents from thirty five nations
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to advance the peace movement. Speaking of the president and meetings,
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word comes from the White House that on Friday, Voladimir
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Zelenski will be at the White House. No word if
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there'll be any tomahawks hanging around in the backyard, not
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the ones that you see at Atlanta Braves Games, but
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the ones that the President has said if Putin doesn't
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come to the table, he may have to send to Kiev.
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Scott Bessen, Treasury Secretary, says the shutdown is starting to
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have an impact on the economy. This is getting serious.
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He said, it's starting to affect the real economy. But
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he also said in a visit to Fox News that
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President Trump will be sitting down with Chinese chairman Ushijingping
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in South Korea to de escalate tensions over trade disputes.
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In a related story, Denmark based company of the Nation
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of Denmark has taken over a Chinese chip making technology
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company that resides within its country to ensure that the
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chips continue to flow even though China is threatening shutdowns
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and slowdowns. And as a sad after thought to the
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peace deal, President Joe Biden and Anthony Blinken both inferred
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responsibility for the peace deal. President Biden wrote, the road
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to this deal was not easy, and Blincoln wrote, it's
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good that President Trump adopted and built on the plan
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the Biden administration developed over months. Those are our first
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the question Joel asks is based on this post. That
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was a screencap of a post out of Canada regarding
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schools banning ham sandwiches. And we'll get into that in
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a moment while you ruminate on the idea of schools
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ham sandwich. The gold plated internet meme and I went
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searching at Joel's post because it's a guy, apparently a
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guy from Calgary, which is Western Canada. It's sort of like,
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you know, imagine an Idaho or Montana town a little
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bit bigger than that, maybe maybe a Denver kind of thing,
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little wild West, little oil and his name, as the
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folks at the Times of India have been able to
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figure out as David de Wolf. Some parents his post rights.
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Some parents are writing emails to the teachers saying that
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there are Canadian kids showing up with bacon and ham
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in their sandwiches and that's offensive to their religion. Just
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imagine that for a second. It's a school, not a
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refugee camp. This is Canada, understand, and we don't have
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enough Canadian programming to be considered a Canadian program. So
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if we're leaking in out of it's at Salt Point, Idaho.
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We've got a couple of border towns. There's a Montana
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town right by the Canadian border. So if we're leaking in,
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I don't want to offend, I don't want to put
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you out, but they you know, sometimes I just can't
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help myself. But no, so to our Canadian brethren who
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are listening across the border appreciate it, but so far
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no one's been able to find the actual letters to
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the school. Calgary school officials are denying that there is
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any ban. And as I go through this, just answer
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your question about this, Joel, it appears to me and
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this is just experience that somebody has suggested such a
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restriction on the type of sandwiches that are served at
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the school. Perhaps you can bring a ham sandwich, but
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the school isn't going to provide one. This goes back
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again Canada, different set of rules. I know most of
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them speak similar language to Americans, but different set of rules.
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They don't have the separation of church and states, so
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the protesters can gather around and say the state is
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enforcing some dogma or whatever. And you've got the progressives
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that want to hand ring. And some of it is
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exemplar of what you see here in the United States
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with more authority, because Canada has more governmental authority over
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some of this stuff. But I think it's a master's
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class and why you need to have a robust choice
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program so that you don't have to go to the
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government schools. Do I think that a government school could
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adopt such a ban in Canada. Sure, in the United States,
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I think depending on the place, Yeah, I could see
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New York City schools or Charlottesville schools adopting such a
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resolution saying, you know, it offends our Muslim students. And
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I don't think the Muslim community is actually behind this.
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There may be a family member or something like that
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who's out there trying to get some Sharia courts started,
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like they have in Minnesota. But I think if I
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look at this, this is playing out in many ways
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in my experience, that somebody had brought it up at
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a school board meeting or sent a letter that was
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read at a school board meeting, and it's turned into
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a mailstrom. Now does that mean it's not going to happen. No,
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this is just the beginning of the Overton window moving
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this at the beginning of normalizing it. You say something
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that's crazy, like we think we should have boys in
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girls' bathrooms. I think we should allow boys to play
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girls sports, those kind of things, and you say, well
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that's nuts, but you discuss it, and then in that
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discussion you have normalized it. That's how they drag you
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through the Overton window, and just having a sandwich available
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on a school lunch menu is not enforcing dogma. But
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unfortunately you have elected officials who are so discourageous as
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to cow to that kind of thing. But I think
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this is at the very early days of opening the
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Overton window to begin such a discussion.
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Speaker 1: For you from Joe Thomas. Its first thing today.
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Speaker 4: So the draft you're feeling is somebody left the Overton
28:37
window open on the border. We mentioned this earlier. My
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dear friend Tom Carrott, former congressman and a now member
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of Virginia's General Assembly, the longest running, continuously operating elected
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representative body on the planet, esteemed for his ability to
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be well, as they used to say in the old
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Murder Mysteries, a blunt object. Why do they do it?
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Speaker 18: J T?
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Speaker 4: Because it works? Why do they ask for crazy stuff?
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Because eventually enough people talk about the crazy stuff and
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it happens. I'm going to subject you to some cruelty
29:25
to snap you out of a post Columbus Day fugue.
29:29
We ate some Stromboli and played a little Botchie, I'm sure,
29:33
and they're in little Losagna for breakfast. I understand it's
29:38
very good the next morning. But I'm going to subject
29:42
you to a little Nicole Wallace and Joe Rogan and
29:46
Marjorie Taylor Green, because long enough have people like Nicole Wallace,
29:53
And I'm going to play the opening and just imagine
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what would happen to a guy like me if I
29:57
went into such a screed as Nicole Wallace at the
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anchor Desk under the nbcpeacock wanders out in this screed,
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if I was so fact challenged in something I said
30:17
half of you would be writing to me saying, I
30:19
don't know, Joe, be careful of what you're saying.
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Speaker 24: Then loud public descent from inside his coalition from prominent
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MAGA influencers might be the thing that will melt his
30:32
carefully crafted, alternative fact based reality faster than the wicked
30:36
Witch in The Wizard of Oz. And that is exactly
30:39
what is starting to happen with his brutal and ugly
30:43
and clunky and wildly unpopular mass deportation scheme.
30:48
Speaker 4: Notice some of the words she doesn't use, like illegal, unconstitutional,
30:54
or unjust. There's a wonderful turn of a phrase. Douglas
31:00
Adams uses it in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy,
31:05
which by the way, is the source material for my
31:07
salutation at the end of the program, so long and
31:10
thanks for all the fish. But in it he's referring
31:15
to something and the phrase he uses is it's a
31:18
very popular fact. And the phrase is so subtle you
31:22
almost miss it the first three or four times you
31:24
read the book, and it's like, hold it. Facts don't
31:27
need to be popular or not. But that's what Nicole
31:31
Wallace is talking about, popular fact versus fact fact.
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Speaker 24: The sight and the sound and the smells of heavily
31:39
armed federal agents sweeping up people with no criminal records,
31:43
everyone from grandma's to kids with arrest everywhere, from outside
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of schools to outside of bakeries.
31:49
Speaker 4: Even even without a criminal history except breaking a law
31:55
to get into the country. But of course, Joe Biden
31:58
created the Biden smart app for people without any income.
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But they stopped at that rest area that there's millions
32:06
of videos of that. You're still told under the gas
32:09
light doesn't exist. But anyway, back to ms Wallace, who
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every now and then starts to look more like Mike than.
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Speaker 3: Anything, but to a marine base.
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Speaker 24: The sights and sounds are proving to be too much
32:23
for arguably the most influential podcaster in the MAGA Adjacent universe.
32:29
Speaker 4: Maga Adjacent I just just you want to sit there
32:33
and say, I mean, you know, how much are they
32:35
paying you for this? Because I can't imagine her even
32:38
being able to brush her teeth, because I wouldn't be
32:41
able to look myself in the eye and be so
32:44
disingenuous about somebody. I don't care if I like Abigail
32:48
Spanberger or Mikey Cheryl, you know they are who they are,
32:54
and they're human beings and we can disagree. I don't
32:57
want them to have any power over me, but Nicole
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Wallace is just I mean, it's like listening to Billy
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May's sell Oxy Clean. I'm sorry I interrupted too long ago.
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Here's the way it looks is horrific.
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Speaker 25: It looks when you're just arresting people in front of
33:17
their kids and just normal, regular people that have been
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here for.
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Speaker 19: Twenty years that everybody who has a heart can't get
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along with that.
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Speaker 4: Why do they do it? JT? Because it works? And Tom,
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I know you're listening, so don't even pretend you're not.
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Why do they do it JT? Because it works? Are
33:45
you arresting people who have broken the law? Anyone feel
33:49
like weighing in on that? What would Joe Rogan's answer
33:55
be if we found some school teacher who who had
34:00
been engaging in not even child pornography. Maybe the child
34:04
pornography started it, and then after a bit, you know,
34:08
it became activities like you know, I'm around a bunch
34:11
of these kids, and we've had arrest like that right
34:13
here in our flagship area. School teachers arrested for touchy
34:19
feely sessions with kids in middle school arrested in front
34:27
of their children? Are we hand ringing about that? Drug
34:38
dealers arrested in front of their children? Are we hand
34:41
ringing about that? How do you get dragged through this
34:48
overton window? Because presence has replaced citizenship. From where I sit,
34:55
your results can vary, But this is what I see
34:58
we've allowed, and guys like Orogan and Marjorie Taylor Green
35:02
are becoming victims of this. The rampant populism of I'm here,
35:10
I'm near, deal with it has replaced I'm a citizen
35:16
of this country? Do we agree? And this becomes one
35:24
of the most insidious arguments I've ever come across. In
35:27
this I'll warn you about it because they'll throw your
35:31
conservatism back in your face.
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Speaker 19: Don't you conservative constitutional LARPers? Don't you all think that
35:40
all men are created equal and endowed with rights? Huh huh, yeah,
35:46
yeah we do, and that to secure these rights, governments
35:51
are instituted amongst men, deriving their just powers from the governed.
35:56
Speaker 4: That is citizenship. But when Biden opened the borders for
36:06
four years and allowed millions and millions of people in here,
36:10
you knew, you knew and if you voted for Donald Trump,
36:14
you knew we played and we had Tom Homan on
36:17
this program. Do you want I have right next to
36:20
Charlie Kirk on his birthday? In all of my archives,
36:23
I have dozens of visits where Tom Holman has been
36:26
on this program talking about what is not what good?
36:30
But what is going to happen if Trump is re
36:33
elected in twenty twenty four, and it is what is
36:37
going on? People who are not supposed to be in
36:40
this country because they're not citizens are being sent back
36:43
to where they are citizens. And if there's a case
36:49
where they're in grave danger, is there any other kind,
36:57
then we have other locations to them at while we
37:01
adjudicate their claims justice. But like Rocky Balboa punching Apollo
37:16
Creed's ribcage over and over and over and over and
37:19
over again until his arms fall, the Marxists have been
37:29
beating on our defenses and voices are like, I just
37:34
don't like the look of this, and I don't like
37:36
the look of people not being here legally and accessing
37:41
all the rights and defenses and civil liberties that a
37:45
free citizen should have. I don't like it. I want
37:50
them to be citizens if you want to be in
37:52
this country that badly for all the liberties we have,
37:55
let's work on that it works.
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Speaker 2: The question was should transgender girls who are biological males
44:16
be allowed to use girls'.
44:17
Speaker 10: Bathrooms and play on girl sports teams?
44:19
Speaker 1: The First Thing Today by Joe Thomas on the Tunk
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Speaker 9: There should never be in lackness.
44:27
Speaker 10: We finally have her saying that.
44:30
Speaker 4: There is is that her Terry mcculloff moment, so well practiced.
44:37
Abigail Spanberger was trying to ignore winsome Sears. Eventually the
44:43
moderators took up for the Republican Lieutenant governor and she
44:52
gave in. And you could hear after forty five minutes
44:57
calculating who am I going to offend more by saying this?
45:06
And she decided to have now, being slick, she didn't
45:11
say trans she nude men. That's a specific statement that
45:18
she can walk back from. Charles Charles writes in, because
45:23
you know, we see their poll numbers cratering, and that
45:28
the and I'm sure it's somebody down at Roanoke College
45:32
or Christopher Newport University has been told, go get me
45:36
a poll that shows she's up by twenty points again.
45:39
So that'll be coming soon. Charles writes in, come on, man,
45:44
what's that old quote? He's a bastard, but he's our bastard. Yeah,
45:49
But there's there's a different ethos in the activist class.
45:57
That's an abandonment right there, that's abandoning the Rainbow Warriors,
46:11
because I mean, in a world where Nick Fointes or
46:14
Candace Owens can go on a rant because Donald Trump
46:18
acknowledged that Jews exists and that he isn't going to
46:21
wipe them out from the planet and make the world
46:24
safe for Christians and only Christians again, and every nutcluster
46:30
that's out there trying to ride Charlie Kirk's heaven bound
46:35
coattails into their own self aggrandizement. I grow weary of them,
46:45
the activists on the left. It's all trans or nothing,
46:51
and Spamburger is calculus after forty five minutes of trying
46:56
to dodge. The point is simply this. They're not that
47:05
large of a population in the Democratic Party.
47:08
Speaker 9: But there should never be.
47:11
Speaker 10: In lackodness. We finally have her saying that.
47:17
Speaker 4: But here's the problem for Spanberger. Yes, the number of
47:21
nude men that want to dress like women and go
47:24
into women's bathrooms are is about as high a population
47:30
amongst Democrats in America and Virginia as there are lumberjacks
47:36
wink to my mighty Python fans. As a matter of fact,
47:44
Virginia is quite logging country. We may have more lumberjacks
47:48
than we have men who like to wear high heels.
47:54
Suspenders and a bra. But what she fails to count
48:03
on are all the do gooders, as Ronald Reagan called them,
48:06
all the people who don't want to do anything for
48:09
somebody transgender, And nobody wants to sit down with somebody
48:13
who hates their bodies so thoroughly that they must cut
48:18
parts off of it because all of their pain and
48:23
all of their anguish is coming from this set of genitals.
48:32
Rather than doing the hard work of sitting down with
48:34
those folks and having a conversation about what's painting them,
48:38
what's aggrieving them, why they why do they feel this way,
48:47
they decide it's easier to say it's okay, it's not
48:52
a flaw, it's a feature, it's a reason to celebrate you.
49:00
I mean, where only a few steps removed. If hamas
49:04
can be a marginalized community and hating one's body so
49:12
much that you want to mutilate it is a personality
49:22
trait rather than a psychological issue, how far removed is
49:27
it going to be from us turning around and saying, well,
49:31
he murdered all those prostitutes because he was beaten as
49:34
a child, so he really should go free. His mommy
49:39
didn't love him, as a child, so he went out
49:41
and started murdering prostitutes. It's just the same conversation we're
49:54
having about Joe Rogan and Marjorie Taylor Green and the
49:57
non citizens being sent back to the countries with the citizens.
50:02
You bring up such craziness. But span Berger's peril, Charles,
50:08
is the do gooders, the folks who don't want to
50:10
do anything about it, but they want to say they've
50:13
voted for somebody who will. And this is the majority
50:18
of what passes as the Democratic Party right now. And
50:22
we've said it before, and I don't mean to be hurtful,
50:26
but hurtful sometimes is what's needed to snap somebody out
50:30
of it. It's the old aqua velva smack in the face. Oh,
50:44
we are a society based on common sense and law.
50:48
If we lose that, we are not a society anymore.
50:51
We are just roving hordes of vigilantes. We are a
51:00
slightly better dressed version of Mad Max. We've lost the ability.
51:14
And what happens is in the Democratic Party, rather than
51:21
fix a problem, they will find a way to make
51:26
it a campaign issue. Because we don't have these great
51:33
issues anymore. Outside of poverty and poverty doesn't work for
51:37
the Marxists anymore. They've sufficiently made everyone poor enough. So
51:42
now in this internet driven world of influence and notoriety
51:50
becoming currency feeding our inner Munchausen, Abigail Spanberger's party is
52:05
replete with people who, though they don't care about trans
52:08
all that much, they want to be seen as caring
52:11
about trans so they put a rainbow flag out in
52:15
front of their yard. LGBTQ lives matter. All of this
52:21
it's virtue signaling, because we don't have a world that
52:29
needs to worry about virtue anymore. We don't have time
52:33
for actual virtue, but we can virtue signal as we
52:37
come up to the left turn in the road. That's
52:41
the issue that we're facing, and that's why Abigail Spanburger
52:44
has seen her poll numbers crater because her virtue signal
52:50
went off.
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