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"Muslims" (Thursday, Apri 2, 2026, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Just one month since the United States military began Operation
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  Speaker 1: Epic Fury.
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  Speaker 2: First thing today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 3: Your words at steal me step.
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  Speaker 4: You have a day at least for work, when the
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  Speaker 4: sun comes up, drops a.
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  Speaker 5: Kid to scooping. Nay.
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  Speaker 6: Joe has everything agenda, all the chases out and needs.
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  Speaker 7: No one that Joe's as smile, he only eggs peg.
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  Speaker 8: Jee.
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  Speaker 9: Thank you for letting me be of service to you
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  Speaker 9: this morning. The radio program that will tell you what
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  Speaker 9: went on last night. We'll give you our analysis of
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  Speaker 9: what went on last night, but most importantly, we want
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  Speaker 9: to hear how it's impacting you where you are at
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  Speaker 9: four three four eight eight two four to two one seven.
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  Speaker 9: Easy pas shoot, shoot us a text message and I
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  Speaker 9: don't know Chris, Christopher Columbus and cyphil and I don't
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  Speaker 9: you know want to even begin to get into that.
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  Speaker 9: But a text message as well as phone calls to
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  Speaker 9: four three four eight eight two four two one seven.
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  Speaker 9: President Trump's speech last night. We haven't spent a ton
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  Speaker 9: of time on it, mostly because it was what I expected.
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  Speaker 9: I mean, he didn't come out there and say, man,
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  Speaker 9: did we screw up? I mean that would have been
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  Speaker 9: a news story. The president said, you know, we're doing
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  Speaker 9: great bombing around. New York Times publishes its most recent
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  Speaker 9: Pentagon Papers edition, saying Iran has called us and said
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  Speaker 9: they're doing great. It's good to see Bagdad Bob is
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  Speaker 9: getting work in Tehran. I don't know who we're negotiating with,
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  Speaker 9: but there's some somebody who gets out there and sends
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  Speaker 9: videos and emails to The New York Times in the
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  Speaker 9: Amazon Times aka the Washington Post to say, no, everything's
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  Speaker 9: great here, Oh no, no. Iotola's dancing around the desk
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  Speaker 9: right now looking for his next military command or his
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  Speaker 9: next naval commander to hop around the desk chasing. Iatola
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  Speaker 9: Junior is back from Russia, feeling good, just like all
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  Speaker 9: those Soviet premiers did. Great Russian healthcare system that they have,
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  Speaker 9: and boy, you know we are lucky to have them
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  Speaker 9: here in Tehran. That's what they said. But there's other
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  Speaker 9: stuff afoot as well, including while the FDA won't let
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  Speaker 9: you take a medicine, if you have COVID, you've got
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  Speaker 9: listener pointed out, probably more people stand a chance of
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  Speaker 9: dying from from obesity related illnesses bought. It's a comorbidity
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  Speaker 9: of COVID. So where does that stay? So all that
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  Speaker 9: stuff coming up for you space launch as well, all
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  Speaker 9: of that at four three, four, eight eight, two four
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  Speaker 9: to two one seven. But our first things begin. President
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  Speaker 9: Trump is not immune from civil claims that he incited
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  Speaker 9: supporters to attack the Capitol on January sixth. According to
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  Speaker 9: a federal judge ruling on one of the last unresolved
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  Speaker 9: legal cases stemming from January sixth of twenty twenty one,
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  Speaker 9: omit Meta ruled Tuesday that President Trump's re marks during
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  Speaker 9: the Stop the Steel rally held at the Ellipse near
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  Speaker 9: the White House shortly before the siege plausibly were inciting
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  Speaker 9: words and not protected by the First Amendment right to
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  Speaker 9: free speech. Therefore, the President is not, in his ruling,
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  Speaker 9: shielded from liability for January sixth and damages that might
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  Speaker 9: be brought there. Meanwhile, at the Supreme Court, President Trump arrived,
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  Speaker 9: breaking with tradition of sitting presidents appearing at the Supreme Court,
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  Speaker 9: listened with his hands in his lap, along with Attorney
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  Speaker 9: General Pambondi and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik, to hear his
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  Speaker 9: administration's defense of the executive order to overturn constitutional and
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  Speaker 9: statutory protection of birthright citizenship on the war in Iran.
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  Speaker 9: President Trump's address was met by response from Iran shooting
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  Speaker 9: missiles into the air, generally in the area of other
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  Speaker 9: Arab states, but also some heading towards Israel. Tehran's leadership
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  Speaker 9: insists it has rejected Washington's outreach for a ceasefire, while
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  Speaker 9: maintaining it plans on sinking anything that tries to use
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  Speaker 9: this rate of hormuze. Britain is planning a phone call
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  Speaker 9: with thirty five other countries besides the United States to
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  Speaker 9: try to address diplomatic ways they can get the Strait
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  Speaker 9: of Hormuz reopened. The House of Representatives has recandidates opposition
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  Speaker 9: to a Senate quote unquote compromise on funding the Department
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  Speaker 9: of Homeland Security, while the Democrats, who seem to be
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  Speaker 9: running the government from a minority position, will debate whether
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  Speaker 9: or not ICE needs significant reform, while avoiding the question
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  Speaker 9: as to what immigration laws they are inaccurately enforcing. And
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  Speaker 9: four astronauts are on their way to the Moon for
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  Speaker 9: the first time in fifty two years. The Orion spacecraft
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  Speaker 9: lifted off from Cape Kennedy for its mission yesterday evening,
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  Speaker 2: Question for you from Joe Thomas. It's first thing today.
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  Speaker 8: Lest.
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  Speaker 9: So we were to tell you with Joel right before
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  Speaker 9: we headed to the news at the top of the hour.
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  Speaker 9: Here about the president's dress last night, but the situation
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  Speaker 9: in general, the New York Times apparently being hired and
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  Speaker 9: it's tough, I get it, New York Times newspaper business tough.
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  Speaker 9: So you take you know some side work? Is the
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  Speaker 9: PR firm for the you know, Iatola Junior's regime there
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  Speaker 9: to spread their word? I mean, how far does it
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  Speaker 9: jump from the Pentagon papers to that, Joel, But I
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  Speaker 9: appreciate it hanging on.
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  Speaker 18: But you know, there's still all these there's still all
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  Speaker 18: these alliances. I mean, look at Afghanistan. Oh they have
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  Speaker 18: all our web they have eighty five billion dollars worth
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  Speaker 18: of weapons. You have, You still have countries around the world.
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  Speaker 18: I'm sure the mothside have. There's fifty one Muslim nations.
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  Speaker 18: And then they come here not to assimilate, but they
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  Speaker 18: come here to create prom And I don't care what
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  Speaker 18: people say about Muslim and I'm not trying to be hateful,
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  Speaker 18: but in their ideology, even in their faith, it talks
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  Speaker 18: about conquering Christians and Jews.
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  Speaker 9: Well, you know, and this is you know, you're out
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  Speaker 9: in Arizona now and you're there Z four a z
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  Speaker 9: dot com. It's a website. I want you to go to.
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  Speaker 9: Doctor Zoodi Jasser has been a f end of this
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  Speaker 9: program for a very very long time. And you know
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  Speaker 9: he's running for Congress in Arizona. But he has for
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  Speaker 9: years been the head of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy.
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  Speaker 9: He has been the most outspoken voice for the Muslim
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  Speaker 9: community in the United States who wants no part of
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  Speaker 9: the Jihad and all of this. As a matter of fact,
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  Speaker 9: most of them have fled the death threats of these authoritarians.
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  Speaker 9: It is Sunni versus Shia, and we have to.
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  Speaker 22: Look for.
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  Speaker 9: Those those answers because there are countries that twenty years
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  Speaker 9: ago we were like, ah, they died in the world,
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  Speaker 9: we're always going to be at or Libya, places like
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  Speaker 9: that that aren't so much anymore. And it's a work
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  Speaker 9: in progress. It's not like a light switch. We throw
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  Speaker 9: it on and off. And I think you know that,
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  Speaker 9: but look up, doctors. I don't know if you live
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  Speaker 9: in Arizona in the district he would be.
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  Speaker 12: Running in.
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  Speaker 9: But a it's a I F d ai F democracy
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  Speaker 9: dot org. Is that website our friend John Sutz, the
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  Speaker 9: fellow John Sutz that you heard you have worked for
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  Speaker 9: Zoodi on web design and did a lot for him there.
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  Speaker 9: Uh and and just it's a great he's done great work.
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  Speaker 9: We need him in Congress, but we need the work
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  Speaker 9: he's done at the American Islamic Forum for Democracy as
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  Speaker 9: well as the voice for those Muslims who don't want
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  Speaker 9: to put a dynamite vest on and don't want their
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  Speaker 9: kids to have to do it either.
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  Speaker 18: I mean they're taking over churches, and they were talking
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  Speaker 18: about in well, I guess in US alone eighty eighty
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  Speaker 18: eighty new mosques now and then you go to them
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  Speaker 18: and they build walls around them.
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  Speaker 9: I want you to be careful because you are being weaponized.
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  Speaker 9: See see, you're picking up a narrative that the that
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  Speaker 9: the isists want to use. They want to turn you
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  Speaker 9: into a weapon. They're trying to weaponize you through this narrative,
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  Speaker 9: through this constant battle, because if you hate Muslims, then
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  Speaker 9: you help them make their case to other Muslims that
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  Speaker 9: it's that we have to kill Americans. You follow me,
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  Speaker 9: I do.
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  Speaker 18: I don't hate Muslims, but they need to be more
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  Speaker 18: transparent on what they're doing.
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  Speaker 9: Well, and most of them are. They're just trying to
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  Speaker 9: get on with their day.
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  Speaker 12: Man.
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  Speaker 9: And that's the thing is, we've got to be careful
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  Speaker 9: of not being weaponized by these people who want who
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  Speaker 9: want to create more Jihadis by making Americans hate Muslims more.
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  Speaker 9: And so you know, because that's that's the dark bit
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  Speaker 9: inside of this. And I'm sure people will call me
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  Speaker 9: and call me a nitwit for believing in that, but
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  Speaker 9: I have to believe that people don't necessarily get up
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  Speaker 9: in the morning wanting to kill people. That there are
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  Speaker 9: just people who have secret agendas, back room agendas, that
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  Speaker 9: want to promulgate that and and stand on the corpses
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  Speaker 9: of those who have sacrificed themselves for their own aggrandizement.
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  Speaker 12: It's not just that.
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  Speaker 18: I think there's a lot of cultural things, like our foods,
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  Speaker 18: how people worship in America.
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  Speaker 9: I mean, have you ever play have you ever seen hagis?
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  Speaker 9: Have you have you ever considered hagas? I mean, I'm
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  Speaker 9: Scottish and I can tell you don't tell me about
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  Speaker 9: weird food. Uh there, So I've got to run though, Joel,
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  Speaker 9: good stuff, my friend is always.
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  Speaker 24: Hang in there.
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  Speaker 9: And if you're anywhere, oh, by the way, I meant
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  Speaker 9: to tell you this yesterday, if you're anywhere near Eloy, Arizona,
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  Speaker 9: that's where our affiliate is, in between Twucson and Arizona.
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  Speaker 9: It's it's Eloy Arizona KTFL. But appreciate it, my friend.
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  Speaker 12: You'd be good.
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  Speaker 18: Thanks you too, Thank you.
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  Speaker 9: So four three four eight eight two four two one
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  Speaker 9: seven your turns and take your turns or email JT
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  Speaker 9: in the Morning Radio at gmail dot com. Charles Charles
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  Speaker 9: sends a graphic uh in to us this morning through
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  Speaker 9: the email server. I don't know if this is a
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  Speaker 9: meme that you made, Charles, or you found on the interwebs,
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  Speaker 9: but it's very funny. It's a scene from Muddy Python
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  Speaker 9: and the Holy Grail where Graham Chapman's King Arthur is
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  Speaker 9: standing over the remains of the Black Knight. No arms,
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  Speaker 9: no legs. Not playing cornhole, by the way, but no arms,
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  Speaker 9: no legs. But it's only a flesh wound. And the
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  Speaker 9: title of the graphic is Iran to the United States. Well,
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  Speaker 9: I don't know what. But when The New York Times
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  Speaker 9: says no, no, Trump's a liar, Trump lied, people died,
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  Speaker 9: I get it.
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  Speaker 9: as the calumn before the storm begins and final fours
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  Speaker 9: many brackets do you think have been completely destroyed by
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  Speaker 24: There was a kid, there was a report last week,
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  Speaker 24: I think heading into the regional finals and eighth grader
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  Speaker 24: the odds are like four billions. I mean, it's like,
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  Speaker 24: He's gonna get his own show on out kick.
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  Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean, you know.
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  Speaker 24: So it's pretty personally before I dive into the couple
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  Speaker 24: of stories that I bring to the table today, personally,
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  Speaker 24: watching Fernando Mendozo work out, I can just picture the
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  Speaker 24: silver and black, uh, you know, as the Raiders get
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  Speaker 24: closer to making him, like the end of the month
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  Speaker 24: here making him the number one pick. He had a
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  Speaker 24: perfect workout at the end of yesterday. Everybody's glowing over
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  Speaker 24: his footwork, in his arm and his understanding in his IQ. Now,
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  Speaker 24: if the Raiders can find somebody to block for him
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  Speaker 24: so he doesn't get destroyed.
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  Speaker 9: Just why don't they just draft to draft the entire
• 29:42
  Speaker 9: for you know, offensive line from his suite exactly.
• 29:46
  Speaker 24: Uh, the Oakland Raiders to begin the draft tonight, the
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  Speaker 24: Las Vegas Raiders take the entire Indiana team.
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  Speaker 12: Yeah, that would be that would be proving all right.
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  Speaker 24: Kansas men's basketball coach Bill south set to There was
• 30:01
  Speaker 24: some talk about that he would retire at age sixty three.
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  Speaker 24: His announcement comes more than a week after he said, Look,
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  Speaker 24: I'm going to talk to my family. I'm going to
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  Speaker 24: discuss my coaching future. The decision came quote with renewed
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  Speaker 24: clarity and the ongoing support from the administration.
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  Speaker 21: I hadn't really gone through much on the court, you know,
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  Speaker 21: I've gone through some stuff off the court. So I'll
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  Speaker 21: get back and get with family and visit and see
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  Speaker 21: what's going on.
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  Speaker 12: I love what I do.
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  Speaker 21: You know, I need to be able to do it
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  Speaker 21: where I'm feeling good and healthy to do it, you know,
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  Speaker 21: fairly well. So I'll get back home and it'll all
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  Speaker 21: be discussed.
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  Speaker 12: Yeah, And it was all discussed.
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  Speaker 24: And after eight hundred and fifty five wins as head coach,
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  Speaker 24: thirty three year career, and the fact he got beat
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  Speaker 24: on a last second bomb from Saint John's course that
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  Speaker 24: caused him to throw up.
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  Speaker 12: But a couple of years ago he had.
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  Speaker 24: Balance issues, he had chest tightness, and all is well
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  Speaker 24: with the world, and ku we get to see him
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  Speaker 24: for another year. I meant to talk about this two
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  Speaker 24: days ago, and I just forgot former Virginia All American
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  Speaker 24: and NBA standout Malcolm Brogden was named Strategic advisor to
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  Speaker 24: Men's Basketball Way to Go.
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  Speaker 12: Ryan.
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  Speaker 24: Brogden led Virginia to one hundred and eleven wins, four
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  Speaker 24: NCAA tournaments, two ACC regular season championships, and an ACC
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  Speaker 24: Tournament title from twenty twelve to twenty six.
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  Speaker 9: The NBA Rookie of the Year too.
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  Speaker 12: Yeah, it was rookie sixth Player of the Year. Like, hey, Malcolm,
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  Speaker 12: have a career, will you?
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  Speaker 24: So anyway, it's uh, it's pretty you know, that's pretty
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  Speaker 24: good when you got somebody on that.
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  Speaker 12: On the bench with his credentials.
• 31:36
  Speaker 24: Uh, also that you know, it's a great recruiting tool.
• 31:39
  Speaker 24: So all right, So it's not Yankees Red Sox but close.
• 31:44
  Speaker 24: It's not Carolina Duke, but getting there. Forget the series
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  Speaker 24: lead eleven five Yukon versus South Carolina Geno nine.
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  Speaker 12: You know, don five.
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  Speaker 24: The game Cocks had won four straight in the series
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  Speaker 24: until the Huskies torched US SEE eighty two fifty nine
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  Speaker 24: last year in the championship game. So the Staley shifts
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  Speaker 24: since twenty twenty, South Carolina has been been in competitive
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  Speaker 24: five and two in the last seven meetings prior to
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  Speaker 24: the twenty twenty five championship game. However, you know, don't
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  Speaker 24: try to pull anything back. And Sarah Strong from Yukon
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  Speaker 24: national Player of the Year, Okay, Yukon, and I haven't
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  Speaker 24: even looked at the line, but I'm sure Gino is favored.
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  Speaker 24: They have a chance to win again, a very very
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  Speaker 24: good chance. But Gino says, Don Staley's gonna show him
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  Speaker 24: no love.
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  Speaker 29: The fact that we have Philadelphia connections, University of Virginia connections,
• 32:36
  Speaker 29: and all that USA basketball stuff that we've done together. Yeah,
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  Speaker 29: that's a nice story, but I don't think Dawn's gonna
• 32:43
  Speaker 29: give me any kudos for or any breaks for a
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  Speaker 29: senior citizen that I am.
• 32:50
  Speaker 24: So and when he talked about you know, Gino was
• 32:53
  Speaker 24: Gino yesterday getting you know, with the press conferences and
• 32:56
  Speaker 24: things have settled down in faintings now that they only
• 32:58
  Speaker 24: have one regional story about four teams. But he's he uh,
• 33:03
  Speaker 24: he got very emotional when when asking about his former
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  Speaker 24: players and the you know, the what he is established.
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  Speaker 24: And I know we talked a lot about Geno, but
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  Speaker 24: he's worth probably. Not only is he a quote machine,
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  Speaker 24: not only did he take the n CUA A to
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  Speaker 24: task in the two regional system and told him look
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  Speaker 12: Would any would somebody like.
• 33:22
  Speaker 24: To talk to the coaches about all this mess?
• 33:25
  Speaker 12: You know it?
• 33:25
  Speaker 24: Uh it contempt anyway, it's just uh it makes for
• 33:29
  Speaker 24: a great story. And it's too bad they play the
• 33:31
  Speaker 24: first game of the more night, uh the seven o'clock game,
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  Speaker 24: because u c l A will uh well will be
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  Speaker 24: the the n the nine thirty game Texas and U
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  Speaker 24: c l A will play the nine thirty games. So anyway,
• 33:44
  Speaker 24: all four number one seeds made it in the uh
• 33:47
  Speaker 24: the women's final four. So anyway, that's gonna that's gonna
• 33:50
  Speaker 24: be good. Couple of just a couple of quick notes
• 33:52
  Speaker 24: from the NBA last night, wimby Victor wembin Yama probably
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  Speaker 24: sewed up or came close. Even though there's six or
• 34:02
  Speaker 24: five or six players who could win the NBA MVP,
• 34:05
  Speaker 24: wembin Yama is one of them.
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  Speaker 12: Okay.
• 34:09
  Speaker 24: Since the beginning of February, San Antonio is twenty six
• 34:13
  Speaker 24: and two. They've won seven straight on the road. They
• 34:16
  Speaker 24: beat Golden State last night. I won twenty seven to one, thirteen,
• 34:19
  Speaker 24: ten consecutive wins overall, and fifteen in a row.
• 34:22
  Speaker 12: With Wemby in the lineup.
• 34:24
  Speaker 24: He is the youngest player in NBA history with at
• 34:28
  Speaker 24: least forty and fifteen boards in consecutive game. Okay, going on,
• 34:33
  Speaker 24: So anyway, I just throw that in there because I
• 34:36
  Speaker 24: actually think when when you know, the NBA playoffs get,
• 34:41
  Speaker 24: the basketball gets pretty good. Let's admit, you know, eighty
• 34:44
  Speaker 24: two games, you know, but when it comes playoff time,
• 34:48
  Speaker 24: players play, coaches coach, Okay, thank you, al grow However,
• 34:53
  Speaker 24: last night.
• 34:53
  Speaker 12: The Celtics put one hundred and forty seven on the heat.
• 34:56
  Speaker 24: They scored fifty three in the first quarter. Jalen Brown
• 34:59
  Speaker 24: had four, three and seven, Jason Tatum had a triple
• 35:03
  Speaker 24: double twenty five, eighteen and eleven times. So anyway, my
• 35:09
  Speaker 24: point being is this, we are getting close to an
• 35:12
  Speaker 24: NBA playoff season, which I know runs till the better
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  Speaker 24: part of vacation time, where it's going to be really good.
• 35:23
  Speaker 24: I think it's going to be really a good just
• 35:26
  Speaker 24: a good playoff season. So anyway, with all that being said,
• 35:29
  Speaker 24: I just I throw that out there so you know
• 35:32
  Speaker 24: we have that and I'll talk more about it next hour.
• 35:35
  Speaker 12: And of course the Tiger Wood story.
• 35:37
  Speaker 24: He's going overseas to some spa to uh and I
• 35:40
  Speaker 24: don't mean this slight what's going on, but a Florida
• 35:43
  Speaker 24: judge yesterday said, yes, Tiger, you can leave the country
• 35:45
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• 36:05
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• 36:12
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• 36:23
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  Speaker 9: Yeah, brothers got to do what brothers gotta do. I
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  Speaker 9: Now, I will I want to insert here. I want
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  Speaker 9: recreation here because there's a conversation going on behind the
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  Speaker 9: And it's an honor to be a part of it
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  Speaker 9: because it's with greater minds than mine. But I seem
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  Speaker 9: he and I disagree, does that mean all talk show
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  Speaker 9: I disagree with that means we should, you know, round
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  Speaker 9: up all podcasters. No, so to be fair, So we
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  Speaker 9: were talking with Joel a few minutes ago, and you
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  Speaker 9: text message from a dear friend of mine, a juristing
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  Speaker 9: mass migration plays into the hands of advocates of mass migration.
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  Speaker 9: So folks should be the you know what up And
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  Speaker 9: so this is the part of the conversation he's referring to.
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  Speaker 12: Around him.
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  Speaker 9: I want you to be careful because you are being weaponized.
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  Speaker 9: See see, you're picking up a narrative that the that
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  Speaker 9: the Islamists want to use. They want to turn you
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  Speaker 9: into a weapon. They're trying to weaponize you through this narrative,
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  Speaker 9: through this constant battle, because if you hate Muslims, then
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  Speaker 9: you help them make their case to other Muslims that
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  Speaker 9: that it's that we have to kill Americans. So that
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  Speaker 9: was my statement to Joel. And and so when my
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  Speaker 9: friend writes in criticizing mass migration plays into the hands
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  Speaker 9: of advocates of mass migration, my response was, counselor, that's
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  Speaker 9: not what the witness said. His response was, Okay, I
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  Speaker 9: guess folks should also stop complaining about Soros prosecutors and
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  Speaker 9: violent crime. Sounds really close. My response was, I don't
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  Speaker 9: want to be pedantic This is like when we used
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  Speaker 9: response was, I don't want to be pedantic, but if
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  Speaker 9: you create a society full of people that say round
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  Speaker 9: up all the Muslims, that makes the case for the
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  Speaker 9: clerics that want to wage jihad against the great White Devil.
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  Speaker 9: And I don't think that's the same thing as saying
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  Speaker 9: George Soros is paying for a lot of it. Response
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  Speaker 9: from my jurist friend, I am sure that George Soros
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  Speaker 9: is paying for posts observing the fact that in Texas
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  Speaker 9: Christian churches are being shuddered at as nearly a one
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  Speaker 9: hundred mosques a year go up in their place. By
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  Speaker 9: the way, Europe tried your approach over the last fifteen
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  Speaker 9: years didn't work. Don't think that what Europe was doing
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  Speaker 9: was what I was advocating. But we can get into that,
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  Speaker 9: and I want your thoughts on this. I want you
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  Speaker 9: to jump into this conversation at four three four eight
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  Speaker 9: A two four two one seven because it's a good
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  Speaker 9: one and I don't want you to take my side
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  Speaker 9: that was so as a prosecutor, since how would one,
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  Speaker 9: if they were a prosecutor, write up that particular arrest
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  Speaker 9: warrant We're here to arrestue on the charge of being Muslim.
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  Speaker 9: In the United States, I mean, there are countries where
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  Speaker 9: you can write that arresta want. You don't even have
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  Speaker 9: to write that arrest warrant. You just go round up
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  Speaker 9: the usual suspects and FYI, by the way, I add
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  Speaker 9: in Texas, it's been a well distributed story that those
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  Speaker 9: Christian churches are closing more due to mega churches stealing
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  Speaker 9: their parishioners than anything else. Response to that weekly Christian
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  Speaker 9: church at in the US has declined over the past decade,
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  Speaker 9: dropping from thirty eight percent a decade ago to roughly
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  Speaker 9: thirty percent currently. This decline is being driven by rising
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  Speaker 9: reduced in person participation, although digital online attendance has grown.
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  Speaker 9: There's also not to open another can of woopass, but
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  Speaker 9: there's several scholarly pieces written on the fact that there
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  Speaker 9: are Christian like churches, fellowships and places that talk about
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  Speaker 9: oh gosh, there was a controversy over something Thomas Jefferson
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  Speaker 9: did in which he parsed the Holy Bible removing any
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  Speaker 9: response or any references to a living Jesus and just
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  Speaker 9: left it in the theology realm without any references to
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  Speaker 9: a living being named Jesus Christ. This is the source,
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  Speaker 9: by the way, if you ever hear somebody say Jefferson
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  Speaker 9: was an atheist, it's generally based on that particular parsing
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  Speaker 9: of the Holy Bible that he did. But you see
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  Speaker 9: how two people in disagreement over something can go now now,
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  Speaker 9: in my defense, not what Europe did. Europe didn't say, hey,
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  Speaker 9: don't say this particular group of people is targeting you
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  Speaker 9: for death because of your religious beliefs. It's just you
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  Speaker 9: can't just say everyone that follows a church believes this way.
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  Speaker 9: There are people who say, because of their faith that
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  Speaker 9: holidays are a violation of God's law. Does that make
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  Speaker 9: them wrong? There are people who will you not get
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  Speaker 9: to the point of some of the Islamic terrorism, But
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  Speaker 9: battling it doesn't look like rounding it all up and
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  Speaker 9: putting it in prison. And I'm also one of those
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  Speaker 9: folks that don't believe in rounding up all the communists
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  Speaker 9: and putting him in prison. Either we watched how Joe
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  Speaker 9: McCarthy screwed that one up, and I don't know if
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  Speaker 9: it was Roy Kohne or whoever was advising him, could
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  Speaker 9: have been Dick Nixon. But when Joe McCarthy said, you
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  Speaker 9: know what, we're going to go find all these communists
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  Speaker 9: that are in the US government and arrest them, that
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  Speaker 9: martyred the very idea and actually created more communists. And
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  Speaker 9: that's really the source is that Joe McCarthy was spot on,
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  Speaker 9: one hundred percent correct when he came to the US
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  Speaker 9: Senate with the point that the government had been overrun
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  Speaker 9: by people who wanted to bring on a communist agenda.
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  Speaker 9: What followed next, whether ill advised or not, was actually
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  Speaker 9: something that helped that very communist agenda grow deeper and
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  Speaker 9: thicker roots, like a bad case of Forsythia growing in
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  Speaker 9: your front yard. By the way, if you follow me
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  Speaker 9: online for any number of years, that Forsythia bush that
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  Speaker 9: I thought I dug up, that I metaphorically compared to
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  Speaker 9: trying to get rid of communism. Yeah, there's like a
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