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"Why... So... Serious??" (Thursday September 25, 2025, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: Who will be the next Charlie?
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Speaker 2: First Thing Today on the Tunk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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the second most famous Thomas and Charlottesville.
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Speaker 3: Contributes to the rhetoric that got your friend Charlotte kill.
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He saw his rally recently said I hate my enemies.
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His uh Stephen Miller said similar things. How can you
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support him when he contributed to what got Charlie killed?
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Speaker 4: That is from the first turning point us a rally
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to get back on stage under the banner of what
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Charlie wanted.
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Speaker 5: It's proved me wrong.
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Speaker 4: And and boy, I tell you bravery marks for Megan
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Kelly being the first person to go out on stage
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and try to do what Charlie did. It's a rare,
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rare gift to look at a young man like that
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and have empathy for the position that he's in and
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to know that he is the product of this idea
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that just because you worked hard to get all those crayons,
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it's not fair that the kids sitting next to you
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doesn't have them. So give them to him, and if
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he breaks them all, it's okay, you can go get
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new ones. That's the world that these kids are grown
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up in, and this is what made Charlie Kirk soo
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infuriating to the Marxist because young men like this he
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looks to be. This is from Blacksburg, Virginia, by the way,
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campus of Virginia Tech. They know a few things there administratively.
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These kids were never more even born, weren't even conceived
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of being born. Their parents weren't even dating when the
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shootings happened in two thousand and six there on the
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Blacksburg campus. But you look at somebody like that and say, okay,
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So for the last thirteen years you've been fed the
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idea that if you have something that's not fair, we've
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ramped it up over the last five years under Ibram
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X Kendy and the idea that there's such a thing
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as anti racism. This young man has been told, because
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he's Caucasian and nineteen, that he is the oppressor. Who
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would want to be an impressor I wouldn't. And Charlie
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had such deep empathy for a position, for a young
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man like that to be facing that, and bless him
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for it because he's grown up in a world. This
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is a quote from More Joe Yesterday turned back the clock,
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and they wanted to try to recreate a world that
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was dominated by, you know, let's say it, white men
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of a certain persuasion, a certain religion, a certain point
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of view, a certain ideology. That's the queen of the deplorables,
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Hillary Clinton on white men, white Christian men, which I
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believe her husband is. But I wasn't expecting her to
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say nice things about her husband anyway. But Charlie Kirk
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can look at a young man like that was such
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great empathy and say, I understand where you're coming from.
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Let's go through not who the president is, but what
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the agenda for the country is, and that's how they
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would work it. That's just one of the myriad of
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Meghan Kelly, confronting a young man as I said that
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Charlie Kirk would have had the utmost empathy for having
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white Caucasian, so apparently stumbling over it was better than
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the redundancy. But a Caucasian male, you are the oppressor.
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So in order to not be the oppressor, you have
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Speaker 3: You support a president whose contributes to the rhetoric got
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Speaker 4: And Charlie the first thing Charlie would have said to
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him is, first off, we're not here to talk about
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the president. We're talking about ideology, about freedom, liberty and those.
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Speaker 5: Kind of things.
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Speaker 4: So bless Megan Kelly for trying to do. But I
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think if we're going to replace Charlie Kirk with somebody,
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and that was what my governor here in Virginia, Glenn Youngin,
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portion of the program.
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Speaker 1: Who will be the next Charlie.
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Speaker 4: If there's going to be somebody that holds these events,
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it has to be somebody who grasps the idea that
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it's not about Donald Trump or Joe Biden outside of
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Speaker 5: You can get because.
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Speaker 4: Conservatives believe in certain overwhelming principles, but we also have
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to be against certain things as well. Or as Governor
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Younkin told the Crown, and as I look out.
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Speaker 1: In this room and I see thousands of you, I
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want to repeat the best answer that I have heard.
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You will be the next Charlie.
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Speaker 5: All of you, and we all have to be.
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Speaker 4: And that's a call to action for all of us
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to be able to understand that it's not about whose
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guy won the presidency as much as it is who's
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defending our individual rights. And I said this earlier and
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I'm going to say it again because it's just one
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of those things that we.
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Speaker 5: Need to repeat, We need to repeat, we need to repeat.
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Speaker 4: That right now, the political ideological extremes are talking about rights.
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Democrats and Republicans alike are talking about rights, and they're
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campaigning for rights. Abigail Spanberger and Winsome Earl Sears are
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campaigning for rights. And this is one of the things
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that I'm I know troubles you is how can they
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both say they're they're campaigning for rights? And this is
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an interesting point for our friends in Virginia. Once a
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twenty point blowout. According to Channel eleven in New York,
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the race for New Jersey governor is a toss up now,
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each getting forty three as Mickey Cheryl, the one campaigning
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for left wing rights, and Jack Chidarelli, who's campaigning for
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conservative rights forty three percent flat foot tie. Now, this
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is an Emerson College poll done through the Hill after
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Charlie Kirk was assassinated, and so it will be interesting
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to see if similar results because all the Virginia media
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is still reporting on the polls that were taken two
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months ago that had Abigail Spanberger up by twelve points.
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Why because it keeps people from giving money to win
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some series campaign. But how does Mickey Cheryl get to
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say she's campaigning for rights and Jack Chaddarelli get How
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do they do that? And how do we expect a
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young man at Virginia Tech University to not be sure
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that the president is the one that's, you know, making
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people hate each other.
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Speaker 3: So has Rally recently said I hate my enemies his.
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Speaker 4: Which of course Charlie would have pointed out, well, if
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they're his enemies, they hate him too. And to be fair, biblically,
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eight does not beat eight and parsing Donald Trump's statements,
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and I hate to be the guy who has to
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be that mattering nabob, but what the President was doing
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was apologizing to the memory of Charlie Kirk and to
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Erica Kirk for not being able to be as big
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as they were. But the rights that they both campaign for.
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The Conservatives are campaigning to have a government that protects
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your God given rights, we hope, and we hold their
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Speaker 2: Hundred to do list. Putting the radio on is the
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first thing today.
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Speaker 4: It is time for our sports director Mac McDonald opened
28:19
his reporter's notebook. The middle of the week is always
28:23
a buffet of interesting things, especially as you start to
28:26
get coaches press conferences and want to be Dave Portnoy's
28:32
out there saying why are you hiding the information about
28:35
your quarterback?
28:36
Speaker 5: And so what have you seen? What have you wrought
28:41
this morning? Mac?
28:42
Speaker 29: Well, you know I told you yesterday or was the
28:45
day before, maybe a week I've been talking about how
28:47
big this week is, you know from a baseball standpoint,
28:49
and you know with the college football and you got
28:52
some you know, a couple of great, great matchups, and
28:54
then of course the Ryder Cup with everything else going on,
28:57
and last night Cal rob you know they call the
29:01
big Dumper hits number fifty nine and sixty Okay, now
29:05
one of four Aaron Judge hit in the American League.
29:08
Aaron Judge hit sixty two and twenty two. Roger Marris
29:12
hit sixty one and sixty one. And then there's Cal
29:14
Rawley who's got sixty tying Babe Ruth, you know, and
29:18
then Seattle, of course, you know they win the division.
29:21
Speaker 5: There are a couple of people on that list that
29:23
we don't count anymore.
29:24
Speaker 21: Just all these stories.
29:25
Speaker 29: And then Aaron Judge, what's it? You know, he rips
29:27
two and now he's four seasons in a row with fifty.
29:30
I'll talk more about it next hour, and I've got
29:31
some highlights for you next hour.
29:34
Speaker 5: The Mets.
29:35
Speaker 29: You know, the Cubs stopped their five game losing straight.
29:38
They ripped the Mets last night. Mets still have a
29:40
one game lead though Joe over over Cincinnati. They're only
29:43
what are they five? But when you talk about the
29:45
Guardians fifteen and a half back in July with the Tigers,
29:50
and they are the first team to be down fifteen
29:53
and a half games since like I don't know, eighteen something,
29:56
nineteen twenty something it was, you know, and they erase
29:59
fIF ten and a half game lead over the Tiger.
30:02
Speaker 21: The Tigers are just you know, awful, all right.
30:04
Speaker 4: So well they were awful and then they became good
30:06
all of a sudden that maybe so shoeless Joe came.
30:10
Speaker 5: Back awful again.
30:10
Speaker 29: So all right, so, uh, you know a couple of
30:14
jabs with Keing and Bradley and Loke Donald speaking last night.
30:17
It was the ceremony the New York Bethpage Black crowd,
30:21
very subdued. Yeah, a couple of cheers, a couple of booze,
30:25
but it wasn't anything like what's gonna happen.
30:27
Speaker 21: Roy McElroy is going to be the pirate.
30:29
Speaker 29: He's going to be the one that the New York
30:30
fans will just literally despise, Okay, hate, but they will
30:36
just despise McElroy. So if you know, if he can
30:39
weather the storm, and then of course you got the
30:41
Bryce and narrative, you know you're going in so anyway, Uh,
30:44
Keing and Bradley has put everything together. That's where the
30:47
narrative really starts. And how you know, he said, I'm
30:50
not going to be a plane captain. You know, I've
30:52
got to get these guys ready to go.
30:54
Speaker 5: And so on and so forth.
30:55
Speaker 29: All right, So it was the opening ceremony, which was
30:58
supposed to be tonight, but it was last because of
31:00
the weather. And so at four o'clock today the captains
31:03
will make their first round picks pairings, you know, just
31:06
to let people know what's going to happen. Luke Donald
31:08
at the ceremony, and the ceremony was it.
31:11
Speaker 21: Looked beautiful, the stage look beautiful.
31:12
Speaker 30: All that being said, the Ryder Cup means so much
31:17
to each and every one of us.
31:19
Speaker 11: It is unlike anything else in our sport. It is
31:22
not about prize money or world ranking points.
31:25
Speaker 1: It's about pride.
31:27
Speaker 30: We may not be your team, but we will give
31:29
you something to respect, something to admire, and maybe by
31:34
the end of this week, something to cheer for.
31:36
Speaker 21: No, that's not gonna happen.
31:38
Speaker 29: Uh, they will be tasting, Yeah, they'll be tasting plenty
31:41
of booths. Now, there were a couple of riders who
31:44
thought that he took a jab at the American team.
31:46
We just talked about the money thing yesterday or the
31:48
players are getting, you know, five hundred thousand, two hundred
31:51
thousands going to charity, and a lot of the American
31:53
players who just say no, give all the half mil
31:55
to my charity. I don't you know, I don't want
31:57
to be paid. So some people thought that Luke Donald
32:00
was taking a little jab or whatever. But this fire
32:02
off Keegan Bradley, and I'll tell you, I'll tell you
32:05
how how jacked I am for this weekend with you know,
32:09
having to come back American Saul. I had a dream,
32:12
true story, a dream last night that I played Birdwood
32:17
in Charlottesville, Virginia with Tommy Fleetwood. Wow, I had this
32:23
dream was so real and we were just yeah, I
32:27
don't know why, where does that come from?
32:29
Speaker 21: I'd love to know.
32:30
Speaker 29: But anyway, Keegan Bradley, loving New York, loving what the
32:34
crowd is going to bring.
32:36
Speaker 30: The grit, the grind, the rhythm of the city taught
32:38
me how to compete, how to lead, and what passion
32:41
for your cause really feels like. There is nothing like
32:45
New York City. It's the fire that lives in every
32:48
boy or girl with an impossible dream, and it's the
32:51
fire that makes the Ryder Cup unlike anything else in sports.
32:54
By the next three days, we'll play with heart, art,
32:57
we'll play with honor, and we'll play with every dream
33:00
sparked by the fire of this competition. Because the Ryder
33:02
Cup doesn't just test skill, it reveals soul.
33:06
Speaker 5: I'm sure, I'm sorry.
33:07
Speaker 19: Can you can?
33:08
Speaker 5: Can we coach him up a little bit? Mac, you
33:10
and me? Can we get him?
33:11
Speaker 4: And to say so, I'm here with all the passion
33:13
that I can monster to tell you that we're gonna fight.
33:17
Speaker 5: It's your words, say passion.
33:22
Speaker 4: Your delivery says I got a dinner appointment that I'm
33:25
laid for.
33:26
Speaker 29: You know, sometimes you know, you know, you know, he
33:28
might have talked to Barbro Tella. You know, he was
33:30
a Barbara Tella disciple years ago. He might have talked
33:32
to Bob Bobson. Okay, just keep things even keel, you know,
33:36
talk about So Europe is the defending champion. They beat
33:40
the they ripped the Americans in Rome a couple of
33:42
years ago. It's the same this year. Luke Donald is
33:46
back as coach and so on and so forth. But
33:48
it's gonna be it's gonna be loud, boisterous and should be.
33:52
You know, it's been ninety years since the New York
33:55
metro area has hosted a Ryder Cup, and so that,
33:59
you know, is a home course advantage.
34:01
Speaker 21: Yeah, certainly.
34:01
Speaker 29: And then as I said, Roy McElroy versus Bryson, which
34:04
is going to be good. Uh, there'll be some on
34:07
Sunday though, there'll be some guy like Russell Henley who's
34:10
going to surface or Obert for you know, for the
34:13
European team. They's got those unknown surfaces. As you know,
34:16
regular hero, something big is going to happen on Sunday,
34:20
and so it's just you know, I'll be I'll be
34:23
locked in and have plenty of salads and cold bruce
34:26
and the refrigerator getting ready to go this weekend. If
34:30
that's not enough at least locally, uh, well you got
34:34
Virginia playing Florida State. Now people realize that Virginia fans
34:39
realize that this is the thirtieth anniversary of the ninety
34:41
five upset. And if you don't remember the ninety five upset,
34:46
the ninety five upset, of course, Tiki Barber runs wild,
34:49
might grow goes crazy, but it was the stop by
34:53
Anthony Poindexter and Adrian oh god, it was thirty seven.
34:58
Speaker 21: I'm trying to remember his last name.
34:59
Speaker 29: But anyway, they got their hand in there, uh and
35:01
knocked the ball away right at the goal line, you know,
35:04
as Florida State's trying to score the game winner. And
35:07
that's where Frank Quayle, who you know just killed Warren
35:11
Swain and was the play by play guy at the time.
35:13
Speaker 21: I followed in ninety six and it was They're gonna
35:15
say no, They're gonna say no. He was just you know,
35:18
his voice went up thirty one octaves in it.
35:20
Speaker 5: But that night.
35:21
Speaker 21: It's the one story I remember.
35:23
Speaker 29: And I think I can tell this real quick because
35:25
I found out years later. I mean it was like oh,
35:29
uh an eight or nine or sometime, and uh. I
35:32
was doing that talk show in Charlottesville and a guy
35:34
called and he said, Mac, we were talking about memory
35:38
Billy here, we're talking about Hall of Fame, and I
35:40
I have raised the question, whatever happened to that game ball?
35:42
I wondering what happened happened to the game ball? UVA
35:45
doesn't have it in the Hall of Fame.
35:46
Speaker 21: And a guy Richmond calls and goes, Mac, I've got
35:48
it in the.
35:48
Speaker 29: Story shed and I said, what the ball got kicked.
35:53
And there was film somewhere, but the ball got kicked.
35:56
These guys hopped the wall. They were from Hampton, Sydney.
36:00
They were in a frat in Hampton, Sydney. They hopped
36:02
the wall and the ball got kicked at that, that
36:05
game ball from ninety five, and it went in over
36:07
it and they caught it.
36:09
Speaker 21: And they looked at each other and said, we can't
36:10
run on a field.
36:11
Speaker 5: We got to get out of here.
36:12
Speaker 29: And they went and he took the tunnel. They got
36:14
out of Scott Stadium. Though they get back to Hampton,
36:18
Sydney the next night in a drunken brawl party that Hampton,
36:23
this frat is having that Hampton ship to go out
36:26
and play in the street with the game ball from
36:29
the ninety five Virginia for nice. Nice, it's all, and
36:34
it's sitting to this day still. I'm pretty sure in
36:39
a story shed in Richmond, and I don't remember the
36:41
guy's name, but he told the story.
36:43
Speaker 21: I go, now you're telling me through the He goes, Mac.
36:45
Speaker 29: He says, watch the film. He goes, we were right there.
36:48
The ball got kicked right at us.
36:51
Speaker 21: And it rolled across the goal line and they ended
36:53
up and they caught it and they took off.
36:55
Speaker 5: So I just love that story.
36:56
Speaker 4: Story well, and that's Kid's still considered one of the
37:00
one of those when when the TV networks want to
37:03
wheel out all the great upsets in college football, uh
37:07
to uh to make it the tune in, tune in
37:10
this week, do you because you don't know what will happen.
37:13
Speaker 5: That's always one of those games.
37:15
Speaker 29: Yeah, because Florida State had dominated since they got in
37:19
the league.
37:20
Speaker 5: Bobby win streak and the a SEC.
37:22
Speaker 29: Nobody could touch them, nobody could beat them. Bobby Bowden,
37:25
you know, was just uh yeah, they were. They were
37:28
on such a roll. And for Virginia to win a
37:30
game that night and people still but anyway, it's the
37:32
thirtieth anniversary, and the website, even UVa's website paid a
37:35
lot of tribute, and I know John Freeman, my good friend,
37:38
and the voice will have a lot of h He'll
37:40
have some highlights for you Saturday, I mean on Friday,
37:43
you know, prior to the broadcast.
37:44
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37:47
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Speaker 1: That was sarcastic, you know.
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Speaker 4: And so this event, the return of Turning Point USA
44:40
and the proved Me Wrong rallies. There was one schedule
44:44
for yesterday in Virginia Tech at Virginia Tax Campus. Three
44:49
thousand kids showed up. Megan Kelly took the role of
44:53
Charlie kirk uh and bless her driving the courage to
44:56
do it. You don't want to be that guy. It's
44:59
a hard thing to do to have empathy for folks
45:02
who get up there on the microphone and say stuff
45:04
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Speaker 3: Violence is committed by Republicans.
45:08
Speaker 1: Okay, hook it up. That's OJA just pulled it.
45:12
Speaker 3: Oj just pulled it from their website.
45:15
Speaker 5: Yes, and guess what.
45:16
Speaker 4: The wayback machine has allowed me to go look at
45:19
that report, young fella. Unlike the folks who sent you
45:22
the email saying bring this up to whoever it is
45:25
pretending to.
45:26
Speaker 5: Be Charlie kirk.
45:27
Speaker 4: So the report commissioned by Merrit Garland, you may remember him.
45:31
He was the Attorney general under Joe Biden all those
45:35
years ago, had a report commission that said, and this
45:39
is where word games get played. Word games about what
45:44
is right wing what isn't. So if you say Jews
45:48
will not replace us, Merrick Garland says, that's right wing rhetoric.
45:52
I've poured through everything Russell Kirk has ever written, and
45:56
I saw nothing of that kind. But that's what they
45:59
define is right wing. It's fascist Marxism, it's nationalist socialism.
46:06
And that's what I saw in Charlottesville in twenty seventeen.
46:10
But because they define it that way. And this is
46:13
the thing about lies, damn lies and statistics. First I
46:16
get to define what the they are, and then I
46:19
tell you how many of them there are. And by
46:23
the way, young fellow of the report, if Megan had
46:27
really been possessed by the ghost of Charlie, she would
46:29
have pointed out to him the report in question was
46:32
about Islamic murders, Islamists committing murder in the United States
46:38
versus well, these you know, fakers who claim to be
46:43
conservatives because they don't want Jews or anyone else that's
46:46
not white in their country. Doctor Clark's hanging on the
46:49
line with us, thank you, sir. Now that we're back
46:52
on the main power supply and our dilithium crystals have
46:55
been recharged. The phones are working again at four three
46:58
four eight A two four seven. What's on your mind, sir?
47:03
Speaker 32: Well, briefly, when the left is defines right wing as
47:10
the national socialists, it kind of tells you exactly where
47:15
they are on the strict rum. If socialists are to
47:18
the right of you, you're pretty far left.
47:22
Speaker 19: And we have to remember, and we'll come back around to.
47:26
Speaker 32: Ignorance is strengths and they want people to stay strong, so.
47:32
Speaker 4: Hashtag whatever strong you know, and to your point on
47:35
that as well. You know, this is a battle that
47:39
we watched waged in the late twenties, nineteen twenties, one
47:43
hundred years ago. I guess we're coming up on one
47:44
hundred year anniversary of this battle between the nationalist socialists
47:49
of Central Europe and the globalist socialists of Central Europe
47:54
aka the Soviets versus the Nazis and and so joe.
47:58
That must be what they're getting at. And there's oh,
48:00
look at those right wingers. They want national socialism, we
48:04
want the World Economic Forum.
48:05
Speaker 5: We are left wing socialists.
48:08
Speaker 32: So you covered it earlier, and then all of a
48:12
sudden there are statements made by a candidate and a
48:16
Virginia ace popping up more and more. I've got text
48:21
for a political ad here, Joe.
48:23
Speaker 19: I'm not the best voiceover God, but bear with me.
48:26
Speaker 4: Well hang on, let me let me catch people up
48:28
before they before you jump into something they don't know about.
48:30
Speaker 5: So about three four weeks ago, we reported.
48:33
Speaker 4: That Abigail Spanberger said in an interview I think it
48:37
was on MSNBC. Thinking she was in a safe zone,
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she said that the first thing she would do, if
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elected governor of Virginia would be to lift Governor Youngkin's
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executive order mandating that law enforcement in Virginia cooperate with
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immigrations and Customs enforcement. And we reported on this all
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o the place, had several days of discussion about it.
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But it's now all of a sudden making the national cycle.
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So now you're caught up as to why we're talking
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about something that happened a month ago or three weeks ago,
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but doctor Clark is seeing it on the national news
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wires now. So now, doctor Clark, you said you had
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text for an ad I do.
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Speaker 19: And her mother told her to always be fueled by
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her rage. So here we go, Joe.
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Speaker 32: Our democracy is threatened by right wingers restoring freedom.
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Speaker 19: We won't have it.
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Speaker 32: Freedom is slavery, ignorance his strength. Stay strong, vote to
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make Virginia a third world sanctuary fueled by rage. We'll
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tell you who to hate, will tell you what to
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write on your bullets.
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Speaker 19: Stay strong.
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Speaker 32: Vote this message brought to you by Democrats, socialists for
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utopian sanctuary fueled by rage.
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Speaker 4: Well, at least their acknowledging they need a fuel. Is
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that a biofuel?
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Speaker 5: Is that a renewable energy source?
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Speaker 1: Rate?
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Speaker 19: I think it's internal rage, Joe.
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Speaker 5: So here's the thing.
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Speaker 32: If you consume, if people consume enough commi agit prop,
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do you know what they come.
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Speaker 5: Become commis agitated commies.
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Speaker 19: Kind of the whole point.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, why does it? Why do they do it? Because
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it works?
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Speaker 4: And this young fella, I wish Charlie Kirk had been
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here to talk to this night. He looks like he's
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eighteen or nineteen, so he's like a freshman.
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Speaker 19: What did Yogi What did Yogi Bear say about that? Joe?
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Speaker 32: If you can't imitate them, don't copy them.
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Speaker 4: I don't remember that Yogi bearra isn't, but it sure
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sounds like his. Maybe it's Yogi Bears.
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Speaker 32: Well, the other thing he said is I never said
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half the stuff I said.
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Speaker 5: That's right.
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Speaker 4: But the thing, you know, this young fella has been
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thirteen years in an educational system that says, if you
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have crayons and the kid next to you doesn't, you're
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an oppressor. Your skin is Caucasian, you're an oppressor. So
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what do you think he's going to grow up to
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want to be? Not an oppressor? Who aspires to be
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an oppressor outside of these you know little you know, redneck,
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white shirt, blue you know whats that you know, march around,
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you know, with little Hitler signs in their back pocket.
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Speaker 5: Uh, they're the ones.
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Speaker 4: They're the ones who we need to watch out for
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because they're out there telling people they're they're going along
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with the left.
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Speaker 5: They're out there saying, oh yeah, maga make America you
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know white again. Mah wah.
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Speaker 4: And and we've got to call him out for we
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have to. We have to out them because what this
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kid is falling prey to is the idea that them
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is just like us as is.
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Speaker 32: So, how long has it been since two thousand and eight? Joe,
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help me with the math. There is that seventeen years? Yep, yep, Okay,
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So if somebody's twenty one or twenty two years old,
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we could say that pretty much their entire conscious life,
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they've been groomed.
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Speaker 4: Oh sure, the president of the Magic President was out
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there saying, you didn't build that, you didn't build that.
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And there's people in this country have been kept down.
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And it's truly you know, the upbringing he had, a
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single mom, abandoned by the sperm donor daddy, the dreams
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of abandoning my family of my daddy, and.
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Speaker 19: He traveled the world to have him in doctor Nada.
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Speaker 5: Joe, Yeah, yeah, kidding.
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Speaker 19: You talk about the extra mile she went it.
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Speaker 4: And then some all paid for by whatever money she'd
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got from the US government. Anyway, Clark, good job on
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the spot. By the way, we'll see if the Sears
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campaign wants to use it for you.
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