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"When They Go Low..." (Thursday October 30, 2025, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: First Thing Today by Joe Thomas on the Chunk Media Network,
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Speaker 5: Joe has a.
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Speaker 7: Thank you for letting me be of service to you
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Speaker 7: this morning.
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Speaker 4: I want to be Joe.
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Speaker 7: I'll tell you what went on since last week spoke.
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Speaker 7: I'll even tell you what I see in between the
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Speaker 7: tea leaves of what went on since last week spoke.
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Speaker 7: But mostly I want to hear how it is impacting
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Speaker 7: you where you are the singular most important local aspect
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Speaker 7: It sounds so shallow and desperate. I feel like I'm
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Speaker 7: do reach whole new peoples. It's all algorithmic science. I
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Speaker 7: don't understand. It's just my job six days a week. Yes,
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Speaker 7: we're here on Saturdays as well. A couple of emails
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Speaker 7: and text messages on stuff redistricting. This one comes in.
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Speaker 7: It seems like we're living the story of C. S. Lewis.
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Speaker 7: Is that hideous strength here in the old dominion? Joel
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Speaker 7: writes in the reason is this New York City? When
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Speaker 7: is the census taking place? Illegal aliens? Twenty million? Possibly? Well,
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Speaker 7: the next census is going to be in twenty thirty.
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Speaker 7: And that's one of the things interesting subtext of this
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Speaker 7: Virginia redistricting constitutional amendment, which is supposed to have some
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Speaker 7: staying power. You know what I'm saying, You're not supposed
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Speaker 7: to do these things every couple of years in the
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Speaker 7: law that they wrote, it expires in twenty thirty. Interesting
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Speaker 7: how that must be when they figure that's the last
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Speaker 7: chance the Republicans will have to have a majority, so
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Speaker 7: they figure that they're safe to allow it to expire.
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Speaker 7: Then this one on the President's trip to Asia and
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Speaker 7: is meeting with chairman. She Louise writes, in typical Chinese takeout,
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Speaker 7: you go get your order, you consume your order, and
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Speaker 7: in one year you're hungry again for more. Wow, we
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Speaker 7: got an MSG joke this morning. I appreciate that's good. Yes,
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Speaker 7: President's deal with China has to be renegotiated every year,
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Speaker 7: so that's what she is getting at. We'll tell you
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Speaker 7: all about that as we get into the first things
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Speaker 7: this morning on the Talk Media Network. And we appreciate
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Speaker 7: you being along for the ride, and we've got all
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Speaker 7: bunch of stuff, but those are just a smattering of
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Speaker 7: the things, with Victoria Cobb from the Family Foundation, doctor
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Speaker 7: Kevin Roberts from Heritage going to join us in different
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Speaker 7: parts of the program. Like I said, if you don't
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Speaker 7: get all four hours of this program cob smacking as
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Speaker 7: it is. Yes, this is four hours of radio in
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Speaker 7: its original form, and I listened to most of it
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Speaker 7: myself and you can download it at any of those iTunes.
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Speaker 7: What I guess it's Apple podcasts, Now and iHeart and
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Speaker 7: Odyssey and all those folks distributed for a Spotify as well.
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Speaker 7: So those first things. The China Summit Chairman She and
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Speaker 7: Donald Trump met for an hour and forty five minutes
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Speaker 7: and then didn't hold a press conference. How dare they?
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Speaker 7: The President did hold court in the aisles of Air
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Speaker 7: Force one as they began their twenty hour trek back
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Speaker 7: to the United States, and told the press that he
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Speaker 7: and Chairman She came to agreements on fentanyl enforcement in China,
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Speaker 7: farm trade with China, and the lifting of rare earth
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Speaker 7: mineral export limits. And he is lifting some of the tariffs,
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Speaker 7: the ones that were imposed regarding fentanyl coming into the country.
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Speaker 7: The tariffs on Chinese manufacturer goods will come down to
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Speaker 7: forty seven percent after this preliminary meeting. He said, there's
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Speaker 7: more to come. President Trump also told the press on
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Speaker 7: Air Force one that he has ordered the United States
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Speaker 7: Department of War to resume nuclear weapons testing immediately to
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Speaker 7: match other nations programs. The United States has more nuclear
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Speaker 7: weapons than any other country. This was accomplished including a
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Speaker 7: complete update and renovation of existing weapons. During my first term,
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Speaker 7: the Virginia House of Delegates passed their constitutional amendment to
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Speaker 7: redraw Virginia's congressional map to create ten Democrat majority districts
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Speaker 7: out of eleven. The party line vote was fifty one
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Speaker 7: to forty two, with six Republicans not there. One wonders
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Speaker 7: where they could have been. Did they miss the announcement
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Speaker 7: that it was happening. It's onto the Senate where it
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Speaker 1: First Thing Today.
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Speaker 8: You don't mean that what's done?
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Speaker 11: You don't want to know?
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Speaker 7: Oh, you know some of these programs you should just
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Speaker 7: begin with a disclaimer. This is First Thing Today with
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Speaker 7: Joe Thomas on the advice of counsel. You know, if
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Speaker 7: if everything you had to do and you live in
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Speaker 7: a world the fish eyelds and the scrutiny and you
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Speaker 7: you you barely can get to the point. And this
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Speaker 7: is part of the parcel of why I talk about
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Speaker 7: this black hole of law where we just keep piling,
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Speaker 7: you know, one law on top of the next law,
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Speaker 7: and oh, I don't like the outcome of this law,
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Speaker 7: so I'm going to write a law that changes that,
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Speaker 7: and it circumvents it, and you wind up with this
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Speaker 7: density of jurisprudence that is so the gravity field around
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Speaker 7: it is so great that justice itself can no longer
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Speaker 7: escape some black hole of law. It's my own invention
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Speaker 7: I haven't patented yet, so if you steal it and
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Speaker 7: put it onto your substack page, I'll no. James Luck
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Speaker 7: is on the phone with us at four three four
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Speaker 7: eight eight two four two one seven this morning. As
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Speaker 7: you can join this as well, but James is on
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Speaker 7: with us. I've called over to the JCS Gold hotline
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Speaker 7: at four three four nine seven ninety seven three Gold
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Speaker 7: ninety seven nine Gold There, James, how are you doing, sir?
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Speaker 20: I'm doing well, Joe, and gold and silver are in
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Speaker 20: the again. Today. Gold was above four thousand dollars yesterday,
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Speaker 20: had a little dip yesterday afternoon below four thousand dollars.
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Speaker 20: It currently is that three thousand and nine hundred and
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Speaker 20: ninety nine dollars. It's up about fifty six dollars so
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Speaker 20: far overnight, about one and a half percent. A similar
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Speaker 20: story for silver years. Silver's at forty seven dollars and
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Speaker 20: ninety cents up about three quarters bent so strong, strong still,
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Speaker 20: and it looks like they had found kind of their
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Speaker 20: support level earlier this week, and they're we're going to
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Speaker 20: see where they go from here, and you know, at
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Speaker 20: all time high price discovery mode, we'll see where we
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Speaker 20: end up.
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Speaker 7: Well, yeah, this is what this is all the years
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Speaker 7: you and I have been working together, James Gold and
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Speaker 7: silver gold more than silver. Silver is finally caught up
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Speaker 7: a little bit. But they you know, kind of goes
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Speaker 7: through this spurt and then kind of settles down for
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Speaker 7: a while. I kind of like it here. It's like
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Speaker 7: climbing a mountain. I'm going to climb, climb like crazy
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Speaker 7: for a few hours and then oh, this is kind
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Speaker 7: of nice. He I'm gonna watch the view for a
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Speaker 7: little while and it looks just like that. If you
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Speaker 7: go to jcsgold dot com, you can check out the
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Speaker 7: charts and graphs, you know, get your ross pero on.
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Speaker 7: Everyone's got a chart and a graph and you can
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Speaker 7: check it against a whole bunch of other indices there.
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Speaker 7: It's kind of fun to work with their, James. Uh.
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Speaker 7: So it looks like China's deal with the US has
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Speaker 7: had some positive impact on gold and silver.
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Speaker 20: Absolutely, and you know, you're you're right, climb they did.
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Speaker 20: Gold really shot up and if you look at our
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Speaker 20: charts there at jcscool dot com, you can see that
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Speaker 20: gold is pretty much doubled in value so far this year,
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Speaker 20: which is unprecedented. So it is natural and very healthy
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Speaker 20: for them to level off a little bit.
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Speaker 7: Uh, you know, kind of create some.
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Speaker 20: Support levels and a natural level here and allow people
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Speaker 20: to to buy little corrections and to get comfortable at
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Speaker 20: these levels.
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Speaker 18: So this is this is really great to see.
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Speaker 20: And as always, you can go ahead and take advantage
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Speaker 20: of these prices at our website on our daily Deal's page,
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Speaker 20: we're still selling silver at the spot price, so check
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Speaker 20: that out before that deal is gone.
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Speaker 7: Family family business not working on commissions and you know,
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Speaker 7: a call center and all that stuff. It called them
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Speaker 7: at four three four nine seven nine coin or just
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Speaker 7: go online to jcsgold dot com. James, you have a
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Speaker 7: great morning, sir, Kes show you too, Hey, we got
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Speaker 7: folks lining up on the line. Reactions more more Chinese
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Speaker 7: takeout jokes. Oh, it's it's a repression therapy here. Everyone's
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Speaker 7: got a Chinese takeout choke to throw it. As doctor
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Speaker 7: Clark's on the line from Alabama, Good morning, doctor Clark.
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Speaker 7: How are you doing this morning, sir?
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Speaker 21: It's a misty morning here, but I think y'all fit
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Speaker 21: and get the rain we had yesterday.
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Speaker 7: Oh it's pouring. It's pouring here in the mid Atlantic,
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Speaker 7: and this is not had somebody text me, is all
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Speaker 7: this rain coming from Melissa? No, Melissa's like heading up
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Speaker 7: off to the hebrides or something. She went straight out
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Speaker 7: into the Atlantic. No, ad may it was a big
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Speaker 7: mammajama storm. So maybe some of the amd Atlantic rain
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Speaker 7: is there, but it's it's a good old soak down
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Speaker 7: to make all those leaves that have fallen into my
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Speaker 7: lawn nice and saggy. So it'll take me a while
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Speaker 7: to mulch them up getting mushy.
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Speaker 21: So let's see, I'm thinking fifty three forty seven. That's
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Speaker 21: the percentages that she's quoted earlier.
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Speaker 7: Well, that's what the elections generally show there.
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Speaker 18: Okay, okay, Well those good working numbers.
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Speaker 7: And here's why. You know, some states, some states can
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Speaker 7: give you hard stats on voter registration. Virginia does not
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Speaker 7: ask you to declare a party when you register to vote,
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Speaker 7: so outside of how the results flesh out, we don't
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Speaker 7: have a statistical number of this is how many Republicans
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Speaker 7: are registered in Virginia like other states, That mights it.
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Speaker 21: That makes it where the Democrats get to choose the
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Speaker 21: Republicans candidates. You see, so fifty three forty seven and
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Speaker 21: they're going to rig it up. So it's ten Democrats
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Speaker 21: one Republican. You know, when the revolution happened, I think
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Speaker 21: one of the colonist's biggest grievances was they were being
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Speaker 21: taxed heavily and not represented in parliament. They had a
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Speaker 21: catchy slogan for that at rhymed. How'd that go? Oh yeah,
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Speaker 21: no taxation without representation.
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Speaker 18: Yeah, looks like to me are getting to one of those.
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Speaker 21: Now, let's look at what our democracy means.
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Speaker 7: Joe'd say it right, say it, say, you have to
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Speaker 7: say it right, you have to pronounce it right. It's democratsy.
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Speaker 21: Yes, Well I will start using that when we start
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Speaker 21: calling on themcrazis instead of democrats.
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Speaker 18: So but here's the thing.
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Speaker 21: Our democracy means that if we get so much as
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Speaker 21: a one percent.
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Speaker 18: Majority, it's one hundred percent our way. Yep, that's what
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Speaker 18: that means.
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Speaker 7: Absolutely if and you know that doesn't.
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Speaker 21: Have to be a legitimate one percent. Joe, the Knights
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Speaker 21: could over or it could be the night that toilet
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Speaker 21: over float in Georgia. Sure is where we get our advantage.
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Speaker 7: Well, Joe Stalin noted political consultant has taught them that,
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Speaker 7: you know, it's who counts the votes.
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Speaker 18: Who counts the votes.
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Speaker 21: So I don't know, Joe looks like to be y'all
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Speaker 21: need to I don't know, maybe go to the Chesapeake
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Speaker 21: and throw some tea in there or something.
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Speaker 7: At this point. But you know, here's the thing, and
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Speaker 7: the thing is that what they do. And this is
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Speaker 7: where it's amazing that Republicans win half the time at all,
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Speaker 7: because between the circular firing squads, the idea that President
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Speaker 7: Trump will fix everything, and apparently outside of talk radio,
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Speaker 7: Republicans inability or conservatives inability to show that we care
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Speaker 7: about people just as much as Democrats do. It's been
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Speaker 7: an uphill battle. And one of the things I wish
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Speaker 7: we would learn from Trump is how to message. I mean,
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Speaker 7: I spent half an hour chatting with Eric Trump, and
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Speaker 7: he's as good as his dad about being on message,
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Speaker 7: coming up with a positive message, making sure you stay
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Speaker 7: on the positive message, because Republicans do that so badly.
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Speaker 21: Well, so we've all seen that Charlie Brown Halloween special.
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Speaker 7: Yes, which, by the way, I had a conversation about that,
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Speaker 7: which I'll get into you with you at a moment.
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Speaker 7: But somebody who's asking me where in California do the
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Speaker 7: pumpkin and grow?
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Speaker 1: Quit hundred to do list. Putting the radio on is
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Speaker 1: the first thing today?
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Speaker 7: Better be Joe Thomas at your service. Thank you for
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Speaker 7: joining us so much to get in to this morning
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Speaker 7: visiting with our friend John Reid a great voice of
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Speaker 7: conservatism for many, many many years, both helping and working
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Speaker 7: for Ronald Reagan in his later years at the Reagan Foundation,
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Speaker 7: then aid to the Governor and then Senator George Allen,
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Speaker 7: and trying to become Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Speaker 7: We were talking about this almost French Revolution style attitude
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Speaker 7: that the left is fomenting. John.
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Speaker 27: It's interesting that you bring up Paris Is seventeen eighty
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Speaker 27: nine because there is this romanticized version of what happens
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Speaker 27: with political conflict and revolution. I've lived in countries where
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Speaker 27: there are active revolutions happening.
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Speaker 18: It is not good.
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Speaker 27: Innocent people wind up dead. You know, societies collapse, economies collapse,
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Speaker 27: people live in poverty, and then you have to rebuild.
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Speaker 27: We do not want that in Virginia, and the Democrats
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Speaker 27: have successfully convinced a lot of their people that are
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Speaker 27: revolution is what is needed here. I'm trying to stop
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Speaker 27: that from happening. Just like back in twenty twenty, I
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Speaker 27: was one of the people saying, hey, I don't care
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Speaker 27: whether you feel one way or another about George Floyd.
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Speaker 27: I'm not really interested in your opinion of Roberty Lee
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Speaker 27: and Stonewall Jackson. That's not I'm not going to refight
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Speaker 27: the Civil War now because that only torpedoes are prosperity today,
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Speaker 27: there's some confusion about that that we're egging on and
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Speaker 27: welcoming the possibility of armed conflict and hostility in our
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Speaker 27: own society. And if you don't think that that's real,
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Speaker 27: go back and watch the killing of Charlie Kirk, a
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Speaker 27: guy who's just sitting in a chair with a microphone
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Speaker 27: talking to people who disagree with him, and he gets
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Speaker 27: a bullet in his neck. I mean, we are really,
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Speaker 27: really close to a type of conflict that's going to
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Speaker 27: do a lot of harm to a lot of people.
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Speaker 27: And I think you need political leaders. And I'm going
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Speaker 27: to say it like me John Reid standing up and
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Speaker 27: saying let's return to decency and civility. Let's not treat
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Speaker 27: each other that way. I'm not demanding that you agree
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Speaker 27: with me. I'm demanding that we stop the violence.
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Speaker 7: So you and I were in an event. You gave
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Speaker 7: a great address to the crowd, but I was thinking
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Speaker 7: while you were talking. You know, I listened to Louise
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Speaker 7: Lucas and a lot of the Virginia Democrats, and I
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Speaker 7: think I think Jack Chatterrelli in New Jersey is going
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Speaker 7: to face the same headwinds these folks if they lose,
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Speaker 7: just like Louise Lucas did almost the minute Glenn Youngkin,
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Speaker 7: they hadn't put the Bible down from swearing in Glen
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Speaker 7: Youngkin and Winsome Sears and Jason Miaris in Virginia four
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Speaker 7: years ago, she was on Twitter talking about how he
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Speaker 7: was a Trump puppet and all these things that were
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Speaker 7: going to happen to the poor and those in need
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Speaker 7: in Virginia. They was going to do all these horrible things.
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Speaker 7: And she's been on a campaign through the Senate Scott
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Speaker 7: Servel her Minion doing more of the quiet, dirty work
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Speaker 7: behind the scenes, and Don Scott and these folks legislatively
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Speaker 7: have been sitting there trying to undo everything for four years.
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Speaker 7: How do you and win some Sears and Jason Millaris
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Speaker 7: planning to face that because I can only imagine if
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Speaker 7: they lose this time, it's gonna get worse.
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Speaker 27: Yeah, that's a very good question. And I am trying
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Speaker 27: to keep my campaign above the fray with the idea
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Speaker 27: and that I can go to the Capitol and start
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Speaker 27: fresh with a fresh set of eyes and an open heart.
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Speaker 7: I'm not stupid.
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Speaker 27: I have seen the way that Governor Younkin has been treated,
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Speaker 27: and I think it's imhorant. And you know, to his credit,
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Speaker 27: he tried to turn the other cheek and he tried
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Speaker 27: to work with people, and then he was still called
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Speaker 27: a racist, and then he was undermined even when he
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Speaker 27: was trying to help the people that the Democrats claim
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Speaker 27: to care so much about, you know, the people who
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Speaker 27: don't have a lot of money. You know, he wanted
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Speaker 27: to suspend the car tax so that people would have
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Speaker 27: a break.
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Speaker 7: And school kids, and the school board's just ignoring his
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Speaker 7: eaticts saying yeah, we'll wait to run out the clock.
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Speaker 7: I mean, this is the stuff that I think really
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Speaker 7: makes people upset about our leadership.
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Speaker 27: Yeah, we're going to have to work really hard to
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Speaker 27: get to the voters because it's clear that some of
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Speaker 27: the leaders of the Democrat Party in the modern area.
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Speaker 27: It's why people are abandoning them. But but they're not
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Speaker 27: looking out for decency and civility. They're not looking out
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Speaker 27: for their own constituents. It's all about a kind of
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Speaker 27: cold civil war, and we don't want that No, we
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Speaker 27: don't need that. We've got to have open minded people
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Speaker 27: who will sit in a room and try to find
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Speaker 27: areas of commonality. That's why I want to go to
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Speaker 27: the Capitol. I'm going to do my best to deliver
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Speaker 27: for the people. But it's it's it's a mess, and
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Speaker 27: I think largely that comes from a hostile Democrat party
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Speaker 27: and that's got to stop.
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Speaker 7: Well, you know, John, you I have. I have all
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Speaker 7: of my hopes into you, not just because I want
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Speaker 7: to say the ex radio host is now Lieutenant Governor
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Speaker 7: of the common auth of Virginia, but you know that
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Speaker 7: being said, keep keep plugging away. I think you guys
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Speaker 7: are going to shock people, you know, out being outspend
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Speaker 7: four to one, and I think there could be a
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Speaker 7: sweep coming. But people need to get out and vote.
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Speaker 7: Don't take it for granted. Get out to the polls.
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Speaker 7: Just a couple of days left of Virginia's ridiculous early
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Speaker 7: voting season, uh and then election Day on Tuesday, John,
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Speaker 7: God bless you. Sure? What's the website? Real quick?
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Speaker 27: The website is John Reid for Virginia dot com. Check
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Speaker 7: Plus there's a great mock up debate with John and
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Speaker 7: an Ai generated Kazala Hashmi. You have a great morning, sir.
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Speaker 27: Thanks Joey.
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Speaker 7: You now you have the right to be free romanticize
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Speaker 7: the friendshith. You know what is this is literally what
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Speaker 7: is going on here? I mean a lot of folks
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Speaker 7: who are talking about civil war, but the French Revolution
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Speaker 7: was a civil war too. It was Frenchmen fighting with
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Speaker 7: other Frenchmen for control of the country. It was not
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Speaker 7: a revolution. Yeah, I guess maybe in its most technical
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Speaker 7: term that is what happens in a revolution. But it
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Speaker 7: is a civil war. And after the third one started,
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Speaker 7: it was clear that this was just a battle between
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Speaker 7: people who wanted to rule over other people. And we
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Speaker 7: have to shake this off because the toolkit we were given.
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Speaker 7: And so over the past hundred years, so many illegal
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Speaker 7: usurpations have been laid on top of the protections of
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Speaker 7: the citizens from an out of control centralized government have
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Speaker 7: been pushed to the side. I talked about the law Fair.
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Speaker 7: Remember we talked about law Fair and how they've developed
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Speaker 7: this black hole, this this pile of laws that are
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Speaker 7: so dense, creating such a gravity field that justice itself
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Speaker 7: cannot escape anymore. Every time they don't like something, they
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Speaker 7: write a law that circumvents it. They don't take it off,
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Speaker 7: they just write a law that then gives them a
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Speaker 7: back door around it. And it becomes a world where
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Speaker 7: you and I don't know enough about what right and
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