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"Crises. Real and imagined" (FTTxJT 082426 hr3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: On your to do list.
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  Speaker 2: Putting the radio on is the first thing.
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  Speaker 3: Today, jeordsaid, steal me step you every day, at least
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  Speaker 3: for work when the sun comes up, drops a pet
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  Speaker 3: to school.
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  Speaker 1: Then Joey has everything a gender, all the.
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  Speaker 4: Chases seven needs no.
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  Speaker 5: One that Joe's allies smiled.
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  Speaker 6: He on the eggs.
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  Speaker 7: Please let me be Joe.
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  Speaker 8: Bless you for letting me be of service to you.
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  Speaker 9: I want.
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  Speaker 8: Four three four eight eight two four two one seven.
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  Speaker 8: I'll tell you what went on over the weekend, and
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  Speaker 8: I'll give you my analysis of it, but also want
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  Speaker 8: to hear how it's impacting you where you gather together
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  Speaker 8: with us, wherever you may be this morning at four
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  Speaker 8: three four eight eight two four to two won seven.
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  Speaker 8: Text messages very popular still or the traditional phone call
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  Speaker 8: and get me to Wolfman.
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  Speaker 1: I'll believe it.
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  Speaker 8: Yeah, sure, I've got to go find my copy of
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  Speaker 8: Johnny Angel Scott and Virginia Beach had corrected. I don't
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  Speaker 8: remember the context. We used to watch Coach, you know,
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  Speaker 8: back when you used to have to watch these shows
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  Speaker 8: when they aired, when the network decided you were going
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  Speaker 8: to watch them. But we enjoyed Coach a little bit
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  Speaker 8: and Shelley Fabray passing away at eighty two and Scott
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  Speaker 8: apologies if I melaprop there it was, It was not
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  Speaker 8: an intentional one at all. Speaking of coach, I did
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  Speaker 8: something I rarely do. I was curious about something and
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  Speaker 8: it became available to me, so out of curiosity, I
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  Speaker 8: watched the first couple of episodes of ted Lasso from
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  Speaker 8: years ago. I know you're all at laughing saying, oh,
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  Speaker 8: come on, Joe, wait to get with the twenty twenties,
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  Speaker 8: but I was curious. I was like, Okay, you know,
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  Speaker 8: you see all the memes people generating stuff. It's second
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  Speaker 8: only to Deadpool and Wolverine when it comes to meme
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  Speaker 8: videos that I get hit with in the interwebs. And
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  Speaker 8: I was struck by how they're just ripping off Major League.
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  Speaker 8: I mean right down to the point where she wants
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  Speaker 8: to ruin the team just to spite her ex husband.
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  Speaker 8: You know, obviously the Major League was she wanted to
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  Speaker 8: move to Miami, but I mean it just it was like, really,
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  Speaker 8: I've seen this movie before, and you know they've done
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  Speaker 8: it well. I don't think that you know, they've been
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  Speaker 8: bad about it. I haven't really gotten anything where anything
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  Speaker 8: seminal has happened. You can see kind of where it's going.
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  Speaker 8: The formula is laid out pretty obvious even from the
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  Speaker 8: get go. It's like COVID nineteen. That way, you kind
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  Speaker 8: of knew which Labbott came from right off the bat our.
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  Speaker 8: First things though, this morning, the economy and what the
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  Speaker 8: economic d day is going to entail will be discussed
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  Speaker 8: today At two Scott Bessen is scheduled to give a
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  Speaker 8: press conference. I'll bet you Canada comes up as well
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  Speaker 8: in this conversation. But what does an economic D day
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  Speaker 8: look like? As the real dropped to two point zero
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  Speaker 8: two million US dollars per on the public trading markets,
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  Speaker 8: Canada's tariffs went in. You may not see this in
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  Speaker 8: the headlines. It impacts just five percent of the products
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  Speaker 8: Americans import from Canada, but that's still making the headlines.
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  Speaker 8: Iran's Parliamentary Speaker or Speaker of the Parliament, Mohammed Bager Kalibaf,
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  Speaker 8: said that quote, no matter how strong our military power becomes,
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  Speaker 8: if we are hungry, we will not be able to
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  Speaker 8: endure and out of control wildfire in Reno has caused
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  Speaker 8: the evacuation of ninety thousand residents so far. The fire
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  Speaker 8: is just northwest of Reno and has injured six so far,
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  Speaker 8: three firefighters and three civilians. Jared Kushner has made a
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  Speaker 8: career out of visiting hostile territory to negotiate deals with
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  Speaker 8: leaders of countries that are anti American. Well, he's continuing that.
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  Speaker 8: Apparently over the weekend met with Hakem Jeffries, House Minority
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  Speaker 8: leader in New York. They had apparently a meal together
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  Speaker 8: and during which they discussed things to work together, including
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  Speaker 8: inflationary prices, which Haakim Jeffries continues to accuse the administration
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  Speaker 8: of not being able to get under control. Artificial intelligence
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  Speaker 8: was the issue of John Fetterman's visit to the Sunday Talkers,
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  Speaker 8: saying that he breaks with his party leadership in Pennsylvania
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  Speaker 8: Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, who signed a sweeping order restricting
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  Speaker 8: any data center development in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. John
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  Speaker 8: Fettermans dismissed all this as AI doomsdaying and pointing to
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  Speaker 8: the fact that China is paying for most of the
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  Speaker 8: rhetoric being used against artificial intelligence and data centers.
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  Speaker 2: Talk Radio, Just the way your mother used to make it.
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  Speaker 2: First Thing Today by Joe Thomas on the Talk.
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  Speaker 20: This to the.
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  Speaker 3: Baby's in a brand new world. Here's to the beauty
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  Speaker 3: of the stars. Here's to the travelers in the over road.
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  Speaker 8: or wherever you may join in progress. Basking in either
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  Speaker 8: You are the most important local aspect of it. Anyone
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  Speaker 8: who tells you otherwise is well, they're politicking you. As
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  Speaker 8: we join in this morning, I mentioned this this weekend
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  Speaker 8: was apparently and sometimes these news magazines they're not very
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  Speaker 8: cute about it, or they're not very good at it
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  Speaker 8: of trying to sell a news story that wasn't a
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  Speaker 8: news story. So this particular clip, MS now, desperate to
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  Speaker 8: find something to report, picked up on a clip of
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  Speaker 8: some obscure member of one of the caucuses in the Democratic.
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  Speaker 1: Part Party.
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  Speaker 8: And then invited former Virginia Congressman Denver Riggleman to come
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  Speaker 8: on and opine on it. And of course he did,
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  Speaker 8: because you know, he's got to sell liquor. And you know,
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  Speaker 8: the question, of course, was what happens when Trump declares
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  Speaker 8: martial law, which he hasn't or anything like that.
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  Speaker 23: Today from the top Democrat on the House Budget Committee
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  Speaker 23: about potential moves by the president if the economy doesn't
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  Speaker 23: get back.
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  Speaker 8: On track, potential moves by you know, so we're doing
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  Speaker 8: pure hypothesis here.
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  Speaker 1: Take a look.
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  Speaker 20: I am very concerned that Donald Trump will continue to
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  Speaker 20: follow the Autocrat's handbook.
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  Speaker 8: This is Congressman Brendan Boyle of pennsylvani and you who,
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  Speaker 8: honestly and I hate to be that guy, looks like
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  Speaker 8: he just finished middle school. But that's okay. Back to
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  Speaker 8: Congressman boy which.
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  Speaker 20: Is as the economy gets worse, distract people by something else.
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  Speaker 8: You mean, like what Joe Biden did during all those years, Okay, by.
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  Speaker 20: Finding a group to demonize and blame, like conservatives, right,
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  Speaker 20: and so I think we also have to be wary
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  Speaker 20: that in the next couple of months, as we get
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  Speaker 20: closer to the election, this administration will get even more
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  Speaker 20: aggressive as it relates to ice and what they call
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  Speaker 20: the crackdown on legals illegals, but so far has really
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  Speaker 20: hurt so many communities across this nation.
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  Speaker 8: Notice the sentence doesn't even make sense. So this alleged
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  Speaker 8: crackdown on illegals. So I presume that at some point
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  Speaker 8: we're going to get into what it really is. No,
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  Speaker 8: it's it's harmed communities. Go back to Jacob Fry, the
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  Speaker 8: mayor of Minneapolis, talking about they're rounding up our abuelas
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  Speaker 8: and are buzz boys. So there are coffee shops without
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  Speaker 8: bus boys right now? Is that what's happening? Congressman Boyle,
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  Speaker 8: but it continues.
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  Speaker 23: Joining me now, former Republican Congressman from Virginia, Denver.
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  Speaker 8: Riggleman, former Republican. So he ran as a Republican and
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  Speaker 8: then immediately quit. Glad handed with the president frequently, even
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  Speaker 8: to the point of scoring a front row seat for
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  Speaker 8: the State of the Union address, so he would be
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  Speaker 8: seen lovingly shaking President Trump's hand on the way in.
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  Speaker 1: Then when he.
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  Speaker 8: Lost it, yeah, and I'm not even we can get
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  Speaker 8: into how he lost. He fumbled the ball. There were
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  Speaker 8: accusations that he had administered a gay wedding, oversaw it
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  Speaker 8: or whatever. And I knew the functionaries of this. It
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  Speaker 8: was a couple of staffers that had worked through his
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  Speaker 8: campaign and helped him get elected, and now we're working
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  Speaker 8: in his office and he did him a favor. Yet
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  Speaker 8: he was portrayed as trolling the West village for gay
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  Speaker 8: marriages to administer. And I said, Denver, this is disingenuous.
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  Speaker 8: He goes, I'm not, I'm not gonna And he lost.
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  Speaker 8: He lost to the rhetoric and and he's become this
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  Speaker 8: ardent democrat. Now if he runs for anything again, if
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  Speaker 8: he doesn't run as a Democrat, I would be surprised,
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  Speaker 8: But here he is.
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  Speaker 23: And he was a senior advisor to the January sixth committee,
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  Speaker 23: and very.
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  Speaker 8: Well qualified because he wrote several books on bigfoot.
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  Speaker 24: Friend to us.
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  Speaker 23: So, Denver is the congressman onto something?
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  Speaker 1: I mean, can you see.
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  Speaker 23: The president taking a page from the Autocratic handbook if
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  Speaker 23: things don't go his way? And if so, what concerns
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  Speaker 23: you most?
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  Speaker 8: The word What concerns me the most is how much
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  Speaker 8: IF is being used in this supposed news story. And
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  Speaker 8: I know a lot of people watch MS NOW still
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  Speaker 8: to this day, and you know, the more times you
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  Speaker 8: have to say if, then it's not a news story.
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  Speaker 8: But I guess they needed to fill column spacers.
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  Speaker 4: Oh you're laughing. But it can be scary.
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  Speaker 25: It is scary because you know, when you talk about
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  Speaker 25: the Autocrats Handbook, I'm thinking of January sixth. I mean
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  Speaker 25: it isn't hard to see the past performance is indicative
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  Speaker 25: of future performance.
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  Speaker 8: And you mean FBI confidential sources, all hundreds of them,
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  Speaker 8: all dressed as Trump rally goers, standing around the Capitol
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  Speaker 8: waiting for actual rally goers to show up there and
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  Speaker 8: then say hey, man, we should go in, We should
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  Speaker 8: go in and tell these bastards. What's going on?
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  Speaker 25: Yeah, the Autocrat's handbook is, you know, jetting up some
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  Speaker 25: kind of conspiratorial nuttery.
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  Speaker 8: Some sort of conspiratorial nuttery. You mean like we paid
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  Speaker 8: the Wuhan Institute of Virology to make COVID nineteen. That
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  Speaker 8: kind of conspiratorial nuttery.
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  Speaker 1: Denver.
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  Speaker 8: And understand, I take this a little personally because there
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  Speaker 8: are two frozen photographs that are used to impugne my integrity.
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  Speaker 8: If it's to damage me in a business sense, they
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  Speaker 8: will send pictures of me broadcasting from the riots in
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  Speaker 8: Charlottesville because I'm there, I'm trying to broadcast back to
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  Speaker 8: my flagship station, and the picture makes it appear like
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  Speaker 8: I'm in the crowd with the Nazis, and obviously I
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  Speaker 8: wasn't because I was from Virginia and none of them were.
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  Speaker 8: But then the other group of pictures are any number
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  Speaker 8: of photographs of me and Denver Wriggleman during his time
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  Speaker 8: in office, where you know, I visited his distillery and
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  Speaker 8: that kind of Oh look at Joe backslapping with Denver
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  Speaker 8: the turncoat. He must not really mean what he says.
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  Speaker 8: Believe me, Denver is very good at saying the things
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  Speaker 8: that people believe and then not believing them.
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  Speaker 25: Him on the others that are somehow hurting you or
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  Speaker 25: taking jobs from you, or the people that are stealing
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  Speaker 25: the election from you.
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  Speaker 8: So the others you mean the non citizens? Nobody has
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  Speaker 8: ever And this is a classic example of avoiding saying
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  Speaker 8: the word non citizen.
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  Speaker 31: you know, uh so I'm getting Caitlin Clark had thirty
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  Speaker 31: And it was this morning's Macmanet, of course, and it happened.
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  Speaker 31: The Cleveland Browns are waving tied end to Kwan Wright.
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  Speaker 1: Now I'll talk about this next hour.
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  Speaker 31: Who has an agreement in place for the twenty twenty
• 29:44
  Speaker 31: six season to play for LSU. So now he's got
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  Speaker 31: to clear waivers and go this. So he was he's
• 29:50
  Speaker 31: a class of twenty two. He played for Lanton Kiffin
• 29:53
  Speaker 31: for a couple of years, twenty four in twenty five.
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  Speaker 1: So now he's on the injured list.
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  Speaker 31: And I got this Todd Munkett, head coach of the Browns,
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  Speaker 31: I got this SoundBite you're just gonna love all right.
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  Speaker 31: So now day one, right, Giffen called Monkin Monkin didn't
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  Speaker 31: Anyway, mon Cain was asked the question about what's up
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  Speaker 31: with daykon right to tight end crazy.
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  Speaker 1: I mean, I don't even know what to say.
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  Speaker 32: As far as I know, he's had a medical issue
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  Speaker 32: that wasn't allowing him to practice. That's a medical issue.
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  Speaker 32: It's nothing to do with me. And then he was cleared,
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  Speaker 32: so we dressed him just in case we had to
• 30:38
  Speaker 32: have him. But I wondered why lake Kiffen reached out
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  Speaker 32: a week ago. Now I know I didn't call him back.
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  Speaker 32: Now I guess I should have.
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  Speaker 31: Yeah, So all these guys that were playing with the numbers,
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  Speaker 31: because at the end of August and I touched on this,
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  Speaker 31: over eleven hundred players are gonna be really they're gonna
• 30:51
  Speaker 31: be either practice squad or they're gonna be looking for jobs. Well,
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  Speaker 31: they've totaled the twenty twenty two class. They say there's
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  Speaker 31: like between thirty and forty guys on these rosters are
• 31:01
  Speaker 31: from that twenty twenty two class.
• 31:02
  Speaker 1: That the NZ DOUABA said, yeah, come on play, you
• 31:05
  Speaker 1: should play. You need a job, come on, let's play.
• 31:08
  Speaker 1: And so it's.
• 31:09
  Speaker 31: Yeah, it's totally getting on a hand. And now naturally
• 31:12
  Speaker 31: coaches are driving to respond. But coaches are watching pro
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  Speaker 31: tape and they're trying, they're trying to find out but
• 31:18
  Speaker 31: if I replace this kid and this kid is like
• 31:21
  Speaker 31: you know, so they're.
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  Speaker 1: Still trying this roster management. So day one, Wright's gonna
• 31:25
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  Speaker 8: L s u uh. I mean, of course, you know
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  Speaker 8: there are there are conferences in the NFL that are
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  Speaker 8: weaker than the Southeast Conference of college football.
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  Speaker 31: So yeah, so anyway, Dan Lanning, Dan Lanning reacted every
• 31:41
  Speaker 31: this is just you know, an inner coach here because
• 31:45
  Speaker 31: all these all these football coaches now are going.
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  Speaker 33: You know, to have somebody come back. But ultimately, you know,
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  Speaker 33: it used to be once you had an agent, or
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  Speaker 33: once you went and did the combine, or once you
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  Speaker 33: went to many I mean, all those things qualified as
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  Speaker 33: you are no longer an amateur. You're a professional now
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  Speaker 33: once you pled for the draft. So to let any
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  Speaker 33: of those players come back, you know, fair unfair to them,
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  Speaker 33: It's unfair to the sport, and I think it's unfair
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  Speaker 33: to the players that are on current teams, you know,
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  Speaker 33: for those guys to be coming back.
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  Speaker 1: Man, and so that's Dan Lanning.
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  Speaker 8: Is that cake delicious or what? You know, they've they've
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  Speaker 31: It just it's the story that just keeps on giving
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  Speaker 31: and just giving because I just literally I just you know,
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  Speaker 31: shake my head and I think at some point there
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  Speaker 31: this and with all that project, colleague, which is not
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  Speaker 31: until the middle of September, when the uh the Senators
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  Speaker 31: you know, get back from vacation or whatever to decide
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  Speaker 31: what they're you know, what they're gonna do.
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  Speaker 1: And here it is. It's game week. It's game week.
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  Speaker 31: We got you know, uh three A C C three
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  Speaker 31: or four ACC teams are playing. Florida State's playing Carolina's
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  Speaker 31: playing Uh they got TCU, Virginia's got North Carolina State.
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  Speaker 1: I mean it's game week.
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  Speaker 20: Yeah.
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  Speaker 8: Wasn't that This was the one that was being at
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  Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it was supposed to be in Rio.
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  Speaker 31: I can't imagine letting letting kids out of the hotel Rio,
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  Speaker 31: were you know, bathing suits where the fabric is just
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  Speaker 31: a rumor.
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  Speaker 1: And so anyway, it's like, can you imagine, I don't know,
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  Speaker 1: that's just the plays all right? With all that?
• 33:24
  Speaker 31: All right, So Wyndam Clark uh survived the Lake push.
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  Speaker 31: Now that people are going, ah, it's the FedEx playoffs?
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  Speaker 1: Who cares? Who cares?
• 33:31
  Speaker 31: And I and I get that because just as I
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• 33:37
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• 33:39
  Speaker 31: the majors with the playoffs, but it does it is
• 33:42
  Speaker 31: a little intriguing for this kind of year. They are
• 33:45
  Speaker 31: for this time of year. They don't help ourselves. Yeah,
• 33:48
  Speaker 31: so Wyndham Clark had a five shot lead and it
• 33:51
  Speaker 31: disappeared after eleven holes gone.
• 33:53
  Speaker 1: So now Rory is making a push.
• 33:55
  Speaker 31: So at least it spurred interest for me to to
• 33:59
  Speaker 31: stay with it. I mean, I watched ten minutes of
• 34:02
  Speaker 31: it all weekend. You know, just so much going on.
• 34:04
  Speaker 31: But anyway, he birdies the last three to win. And
• 34:08
  Speaker 31: here's the guy, you know, he couldn't make anything. He
• 34:10
  Speaker 31: was over par, but he was still you know, right
• 34:12
  Speaker 31: there in the lead.
• 34:13
  Speaker 1: Whatever.
• 34:14
  Speaker 31: But Rory made the push and then Roy screwed up
• 34:17
  Speaker 31: a hale on seventeen and eighteen on seventeen comes out. Yeah,
• 34:22
  Speaker 31: it's definitely gonna happen.
• 34:24
  Speaker 1: So there you go.
• 34:25
  Speaker 31: But Scheffler is in Collin Moore, Cow is in Gary Woodlands,
• 34:28
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• 34:30
  Speaker 8: But this is what they did the college football too.
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  Speaker 8: I mean it was fine. We had one I think
• 34:36
  Speaker 8: that one year where Penn State got jobbied, but you know, otherwise, Okay,
• 34:41
  Speaker 8: so the pollsters cast their votes and somebody says, yes,
• 34:44
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  Speaker 8: Why because people will buy advertising out a playoff game.
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  Speaker 1: Yeah, well, there you go.
• 34:57
  Speaker 8: And so NASCAR has playoffs.
• 35:00
  Speaker 31: By the way, if we can transition, since you said that,
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  Speaker 31: since we what about them? I can't wait for that documentary,
• 35:08
  Speaker 31: which one the Penn State cocaine documentary with the guy
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  Speaker 1: Simmons. It's so good. But what about that Penn State story?
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  Speaker 8: Well, and this is this is a lot of people
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  Speaker 8: here in our flagship state are nervous because they want
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  Speaker 8: to know is this something that happened before or after
• 35:40
  Speaker 8: James Franklin left?
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  Speaker 2: What's you know, what is his role?
• 35:44
  Speaker 31: Well, it's not football players, it's fraternity guys.
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  Speaker 8: So yeah, and so it's not like the USC thing
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  Speaker 8: where it's.
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  Speaker 31: Correct in correct Now granted it is it gonna leak
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  Speaker 1: You know, I heard that.
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  Speaker 8: State College is literally in the middle of the state.
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  Speaker 8: On playing rush songs? Is there that that's not one
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  Speaker 8: And all of these countries are interlocked, understand the bricks bank.
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  Speaker 8: tired of having his soldiers just marched off to Ukraine
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  Speaker 15: I'm okay, Happy Monday. Yeah, until China pulls our loans.
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  Speaker 8: Right, yeah, But here's the thing, see, China is still on.
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  Speaker 8: And this was why the story last week about the
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  Speaker 8: billionaire in housing developer went to prison for the rest
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  Speaker 8: ever Grand went insolvent, which is amazing to me, how
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  Speaker 8: badly you had to have run that company. Is fifty
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  Speaker 8: percent of that company was the Chinese government, and yet
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  Speaker 8: it's still collapsed. That's that's corrupt, That's that's next level. Well, yeah,
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  Speaker 8: and this particular one took all the money and ran
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  Speaker 8: this process because China was on the verge of collapse
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  Speaker 8: when all of a sudden, you know, the bat virus
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  Speaker 8: gets out of you know, somebody's lab and off the slab,
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  Speaker 8: while China keeps chugging along, taking everybody's money, rebuilding their economy.
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  Speaker 8: But it's still a house of cards because their their
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  Speaker 8: currency is value down, the value of the land, and
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  Speaker 8: if and if there are fewer and fewer people in
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  Speaker 8: China to buy land, that value is going to start
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  Speaker 8: going down.
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  Speaker 15: Yeah, they keep buying bunches of gold. But I just
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  Speaker 15: wanted to say this real quick, So why do we
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  Speaker 15: allow illegal aliens? I know, visa holders and then Green
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  Speaker 15: card holders get Social Security numbers and then they get
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  Speaker 15: they get loans, and they get to buy you know,
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  Speaker 15: they get to take out all these uh you know
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  Speaker 15: things that a normal American citizen has to show an
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  Speaker 15: ID improve themselves. But you know, we're we have these
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  Speaker 15: people like on the like the mouse Trap game, where
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  Speaker 15: when when we find out what what who they really are.
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  Speaker 15: I'm not saying everybody's bad. I mean there's a lot
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  Speaker 15: of hardworking visa holders, Green card holders, and then as
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  Speaker 15: they would say, the undocumented. But but but you know,
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  Speaker 15: why aren't they documented? I mean that would that would
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  Speaker 15: that would uh kind of cover the say Act and
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  Speaker 15: we supposedly have that secure I D. But how are
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  Speaker 15: they getting a secure ID when they can't even prove
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  Speaker 15: their citizenship?
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  Speaker 8: Well, this is you know, this is no, no, no,
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  Speaker 8: it isn't because what they the the argument is they're here,
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  Speaker 8: they're consuming government assistance, so we should get them into
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  Speaker 1: It's it's like.
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  Speaker 8: Somebody's saying, I'm already in your house, let me at
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  Speaker 8: your fridge, and the problem is just like we were
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  Speaker 8: hearing earlier this morning. We were talking about how oh
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  Speaker 8: they're they're rounding up people from our communities, that this
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  Speaker 8: Boil character from Pennsylvania made with some of the most
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  Speaker 8: classically disingenuous arguments about non citizens, and it's mostly because
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  Speaker 8: they're there is no right answer. It's only rhetoric. It's
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  Speaker 8: only rhetoric because guess what if you went to Venezuela,
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  Speaker 8: or you went to Brazil anywhere, and you tried to
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  Speaker 8: participate in their electric process, no way, Jose or Wan
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  Speaker 8: or whatever they would call you, there's no way you
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  Speaker 8: would get that kind of indulgences here. It's because we
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  Speaker 8: want the permanent underclass working in the shadows, you know,
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  Speaker 8: acknowledged that they're there, but working in the shadows so
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  Speaker 8: they don't ask for American wages, so that we can
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  Speaker 15: I mean, the majority of the problem in the Senate
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  Speaker 15: the Orkowskis, it's the oh yeah, other one. I think
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  Speaker 15: you know, the other one colin. Yeah, I mean it's
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