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Wicked Radio 3-5: Theater Kids In Congress, Al Green Ejected, & Trudeau's Tough Talk · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: I was just reading some of the comments from the
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Speaker 1: past couple of live streams and podcasts, and I get
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Speaker 1: this in the comment section every once in a while.
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Speaker 1: All right, we get it, but it's all I'm so
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Speaker 1: tired of politics. I'm I'm tired of hearing politics me too.
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Speaker 1: This is why I try to approach it from a
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Speaker 1: different angle. Listen, there's so much going on in information
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Speaker 1: these days, and in news you can't avoid it. Anybody
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Speaker 1: that talks about carent events is going to talk about that.
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Speaker 1: But what I try to do is talk about what
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Speaker 1: we can gather from it. This is why I focus
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Speaker 1: on the main characters, the usual suspects in the news. Right,
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Speaker 1: What are they saying. Once you know the players, you
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Speaker 1: can understand what's going on. Once you understand what they're saying,
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Speaker 1: you can see through all the propaganda and all the crap.
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Speaker 1: And I'm telling you last night, even though this is
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Speaker 1: probably for anybody that does news talk radio or a
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Speaker 1: live stream or talks about Carrent events or anything going
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Speaker 1: on in society, you can't get anything more political than
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Speaker 1: a State of the Union address because of the reaction
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Speaker 1: the next day, how it went, the protest going on,
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Speaker 1: But that thing last night was way more than politics,
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Speaker 1: way way more because it revealed so much. It was
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Speaker 1: one of the most consequential I know, it sounds like
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Speaker 1: I'm being pro Trump here and now it sounds like
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Speaker 1: I'm like campaigning for him. I'm telling you, especially the
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Speaker 1: reaction and the failed protests to it and how the
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Speaker 1: Democrats clowned themselves, that was one of the most consequential
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Speaker 1: State of the Union addresses in American history. I mean that,
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Speaker 1: and it'll prove to be the case because let me
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Speaker 1: tell you something. The Democrats lost so much support last
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Speaker 1: night because of their failed reaction. What happened to them.
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Speaker 1: I know, you gotta think that I'm just pro one
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Speaker 1: side all the time or this is that. No, not really,
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Speaker 1: if you have it's better for all of us. If
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Speaker 1: you have two strong parties, It really is, because then
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Speaker 1: they fight each other right, and you hash it out
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Speaker 1: and you get to a better resolution. What you have
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Speaker 1: right now in the Democrat Party are such absolute and
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Speaker 1: is the best to sscription. I've seen. Somebody said this
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Speaker 1: to me yesterday. They're theater kids. They're over emotional, clueless
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Speaker 1: theater children. Now I say that as somebody with two
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Speaker 1: theater kids, but not like that. They're not in politics,
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Speaker 1: but you know what I mean over emotional the play acting,
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Speaker 1: the ridiculous emotional reaction, hysterical reaction to everything, and it
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Speaker 1: did them such a disservice last night. It was unbelievable.
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Speaker 1: So mostly what I'm talking about today is how not
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Speaker 1: to protest something? And what happened to the Democrats who
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Speaker 1: perfected the art of protesting something? Right, go back to
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Speaker 1: the hippies in the sixties, even the seventies or eighties
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Speaker 1: or nineties, Where are they? What happened? They used to
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Speaker 1: protest mostly the right way they used to get things done,
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Speaker 1: civil disobedience. It's okay, It's part of American culture. It's okay.
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Speaker 1: This crap last night and everything leading up to it.
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Speaker 1: And that's why I say it was consequential is because
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Speaker 1: everything that they've been trying to pull for the last
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Speaker 1: ten fifteen years it came to a head last night
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Speaker 1: in a spectacular fail. So the takeaway isn't all politics,
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Speaker 1: believe it or not. The takeaway today from that speech
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Speaker 1: last night and the failed protest about it is about
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Speaker 1: failed messaging, how not to protest something. It was unbelievable,
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Speaker 1: and we'll get to that, believe me, mostly focusing on that,
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Speaker 1: and we'll also talk about, you know, justin Trudeau trying
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Speaker 1: to talk tough. But there's a lot to learn here
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Speaker 1: on this and it was amazing, all right. And first
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Speaker 1: All right, let's get to it. So the main theme
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Speaker 1: last night from President Trump of the State of the
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Speaker 1: Union address, The main theme was America is back. And
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Speaker 1: I'm not gonna spend a lot of time highlighting because
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Speaker 1: you pretty much heard already what the highlights were. He
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Speaker 1: to out of the economy, ending DEI, stopping the wokeism,
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Speaker 1: talked about all the accomplishments and all these different things.
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Speaker 1: This was the main theme.
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Speaker 2: And to my fellow citizens, America is back.
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Speaker 1: So it was very very patriotic obviously, as you can
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Speaker 1: imagine now leading up to this and this is important.
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Speaker 1: Part of the story leading up to this were the
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Speaker 1: protests and what's happening here. There were walkouts. We'll talk
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Speaker 1: about the toss out with Al Green, not the great
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Speaker 1: soul singer, the clown who looks like a bum in
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Speaker 1: Congress with a cane. That guy was tossed out. The
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Speaker 1: pink soup pant ladies here last night, we had that
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Speaker 1: as well. You had the protests above it, and all
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Speaker 1: of it, all of it failed. And to take myself
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Speaker 1: out of the equation here and we should all really
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Speaker 1: do this. I started doing this a couple of years ago,
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Speaker 1: back in radio days, to try to like be as
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Speaker 1: object active as I possibly could when I see this
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Speaker 1: kind of stuff, Because I'm just pro America. Whoever's better
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Speaker 1: for America, That's what I'm proud of. I am America first,
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Speaker 1: that's for sure. But to try to be objective, I
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Speaker 1: do something what I call the alien test. All right,
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Speaker 1: it's not about aliens. It's just about you pretending that
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Speaker 1: you just landed on this planet and this is the
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Speaker 1: first thing you ever saw. Like you landed, you found
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Speaker 1: media and you looked at this State of the Union
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Speaker 1: address with not knowing what Democrats are, not knowing what
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Speaker 1: Republicans are, not even knowing what the country is, not
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Speaker 1: even knowing who the president is. But you just observe
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Speaker 1: this with absolutely clean eyeballs, right, totally unbiased. This would
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Speaker 1: be your takeaway if you were an alien you were
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Speaker 1: watching this. Huh, Well, those humans in the pink outfits,
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Speaker 1: they seem to be against kids, they seem to be
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Speaker 1: pro war, and they won't stand for anything. Really, that's
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Speaker 1: what it seems to be. Is I'm new to this place,
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Speaker 1: plan it. That would be your impression. And when they
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Speaker 1: don't like something, they make a lot of noise and
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Speaker 1: they leave. Is that is that correct? If they don't
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Speaker 1: I would also get this. I would also get this
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Speaker 1: sense if I was an alien watching this for the
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Speaker 1: first time, not knowing what any of these parties are,
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Speaker 1: that those folks over there, they don't seem to want
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Speaker 1: any solutions. That's as objective as I could possibly be.
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Speaker 1: Look at what this was last night, and that's why
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Speaker 1: it failed so badly? How did it fail? Check this out?
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Speaker 1: I saw this fifteen minutes before we went live, fifteen
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Speaker 1: minutes this was published, and it's the one hundred percent
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Speaker 1: truth views of Trump's speech Because they always have the
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Speaker 1: snappoles the next night. Right views of Trump's speech. Among
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Speaker 1: speech watchers, seventy six percent approve, twenty three percent disapprove.
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Speaker 1: What Well, first thing I always do when I see
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Speaker 1: one of these things is I see who put together
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Speaker 1: the who put together the pole? Well, this is got
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Speaker 1: to be from sometimes rasmussin like leans a little bit right.
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Speaker 1: It's not from Fox. It's not from Newsmax or anybody
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Speaker 1: else or right side broadcasting. Seventy six percent approve. According
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Speaker 1: to CBS News you Gov poll, what, yeah, there's your proof.
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Speaker 1: This was a massive, massive fail for the Democrats last night.
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Speaker 1: Massive And again there are a lot of people who there.
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Speaker 1: Think of how many people, right, not just kids, just
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Speaker 1: regular people. There aren't any of this crap, but they
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Speaker 1: want to see what's going on like our alien test.
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Speaker 1: They watched this for the first time last night. What's
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Speaker 1: your impression of Democrats You never watched any of these things?
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Speaker 1: What's your impression of them? Their children? Their children with
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Speaker 1: zero solutions and just anger and protest, and they act
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Speaker 1: like children. That would be your takeaway, and that's America's.
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Speaker 1: But they didn't gain many votes at all. But I
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Speaker 1: guarantee you. They lost a lot, They lost a lot
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Speaker 1: of support last night. I will guarantee it. Example number
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Speaker 1: one theater kids protesting and storming out. Well, it's not
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Speaker 1: exactly true, is it. Congressman Al Green got tossed out.
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Speaker 1: He's the he's not the great soul singer Al Green.
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Speaker 1: He's the guy with the cane and the bomb, and
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Speaker 1: he shows up in Congress and he's people and he's
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Speaker 1: yelling and he's interrupting the president, you know, like a
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Speaker 1: child would. Well, that didn't end to too well for him.
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Speaker 1: How did that work out?
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Speaker 3: Finding that members continue to engage in willful and concerted
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Speaker 3: disruption are proper to core um. The Chair now directs
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Speaker 3: the Sergeant at Arms to restore order, remove this gentleman
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Speaker 3: from the chamber.
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Speaker 1: And then it was about that time Jadie Vance stood up.
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Speaker 4: Eddie.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if you caught this. There's a still
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Speaker 1: shot of him. He did the he did the thumb
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Speaker 1: like like the umpire you're out kind of thing. How
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Speaker 1: great would that have been if he stood up and
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Speaker 1: he shouted right behind, right next to Mike Johnson, you're out,
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Speaker 1: like tossing somebody off of a ball game. That was
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Speaker 1: great and by the way, that was a Speaker of
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Speaker 1: the House, Mike Johnson. That was that was his golden moment.
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Speaker 1: You know that guy was salivating to do this. You
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Speaker 1: know it. He loves it. He's been trying, like image
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Speaker 1: wise to project this tough guy image. O. There he
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Speaker 1: so Mike Johnson was happy he could actually stand up
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Speaker 1: and do something. He was happy about that. There's a
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Speaker 1: first example there. And then you have this and I'll
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Speaker 1: go back to our little alien test. You don't know
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Speaker 1: anything about these people, nothing about him, but you had
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Speaker 1: this moment and then you and then all of the
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Speaker 1: cameras flashed to all the Democrats as they wouldn't even
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Speaker 1: stand for a little DJ Daniel. Now he was the kid,
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Speaker 1: thirteen year old kid who has beaten brain cancer. He's one.
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Speaker 1: He's a cancer survivor. I think he had something like
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Speaker 1: ten or eleven surgeries. But they made him an police
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Speaker 1: officer in Texas and the special moment last night where
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Speaker 1: they made him an honorary member of the Secret Service.
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Speaker 1: It was a beautiful moment. President Trump pointed him out.
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Speaker 1: But again it's the reaction that's the story here. But
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Speaker 1: here's here is how it all went down.
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Speaker 2: Joining us at the gallery tonight is a young man
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Speaker 2: who truly loves our police. His name is DJ Daniel.
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Speaker 2: He is thirteen years old and he has always dreamed
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Speaker 2: of becoming a police officer.
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Speaker 1: It was cool. They started channing his name, but then
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Speaker 1: his dad, who was there with him, held him up
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Speaker 1: a couple of different times, and I'm sure you saw it.
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Speaker 1: You'll at least see the video. And that was cool,
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Speaker 1: and went on and they started chanting his name. That
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Speaker 1: was awesome. And then Trump makes the announcement that the
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Speaker 1: head of the Secret Service comes over and he gave
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Speaker 1: him a Secret Service badge to make him an honorary
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Speaker 1: member of that. And the kid was blown away and
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Speaker 1: it was beautiful moment. And you know, tears worse yet
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Speaker 1: in the chamber, except on the other side with the
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Speaker 1: pink pantsuit ladies and all of the Democrats who couldn't
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Speaker 1: even stand for that. Now here's what I mean about
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Speaker 1: the difference. What happened to Democrats, Because back in the day,
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Speaker 1: when I first started watching these things, or at least
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Speaker 1: paying attention to it, you would always see it's always
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Speaker 1: a ceremony thing. You know, the president that you support
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Speaker 1: says something and you clap and you stand and it's ridiculous,
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Speaker 1: and it takes a long time, and the other ones
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Speaker 1: usually sit unless it's something that's unifying for the nation.
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Speaker 1: Because unless I'm wrong, and unless I have amnesia on
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Speaker 1: how this used to go not too long ago, it
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Speaker 1: used to be that a moment like that would happen,
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Speaker 1: where you honor a kid who's now an honorary member
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Speaker 1: of the Secret Service, everybody would stand and at least
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Speaker 1: acknowledge the kid for a nice, beautiful moment. Not these folks,
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Speaker 1: Not these folks, not what's over there on the other side.
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Speaker 1: They couldn't even stand for this kid that had brain
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Speaker 1: cancer and is now an honorary member of the Secret Service.
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Speaker 1: They couldn't even do that. This is what I mean,
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Speaker 1: And how they absolutely completely clowned themselves embarrassing fashion before
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Speaker 1: that even happened. They couldn't even stand. They couldn't even
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Speaker 1: acknowledge or clap or appreciate. Lake and Riley's family, her
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Speaker 1: mom and her sister were there last night, honored as
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Speaker 1: President talked about passing the Lake and Riley Act. You know,
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Speaker 1: Lake and this twenty year old college student at Uga
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Speaker 1: in Georgia who was well, you know what, happened. She
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Speaker 1: was killed by a criminal illegal alien who had many
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Speaker 1: crimes against them before. When the Lake and Riley Act
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Speaker 1: make sure that they're detained despite sanctuary city status. They
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Speaker 1: couldn't even know. They couldn't honor her family is there,
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Speaker 1: they lost her daughter. They couldn't even acknowledge that. You
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Speaker 1: don't even have to stand. Just look over to where
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Speaker 1: they are in the chamber and at least you know,
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Speaker 1: acknowledge or not looked at. They looked at their phones,
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Speaker 1: at their sour pushed look on their faces again, clowning
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Speaker 1: themselves like idiots, like immature little children. And this is
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Speaker 1: what's in Congress right now, another clowning moment. They lost
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Speaker 1: a lot of support they just did. Didn't gain a lot,
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Speaker 1: but they lost a ton. And there's no doubt about
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Speaker 1: it on this when you act like that. But it
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Speaker 1: wasn't even it wasn't even what happened in the moments
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Speaker 1: during the speech last night. All tell what we all saw.
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Speaker 1: It wasn't even then, It was leading up to it.
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Speaker 1: And this was absolutely incredible, and I know you saw this.
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Speaker 1: It is that old expression. A lot of people were
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Speaker 1: reposting this yesterday about headlines in propaganda. We you and
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Speaker 1: I talk about this all the time because it's all
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Speaker 1: about messaging. Read the messaging and the people. You know,
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Speaker 1: what the hell's going on in this world? Right When
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Speaker 1: all the headlines are the same, it's not news, it's propaganda. Well,
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Speaker 1: in the video age and the digital age, when all
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Speaker 1: of the politicians say the exact same thing, and I
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Speaker 1: mean literally the exact same thing, that's not a message.
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Speaker 1: That's pure propaganda. And here's what happened. It started off
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Speaker 1: with people were amazed. Chucky Schumer and Pocahontas Elizabeth Warren
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Speaker 1: all said the exact same thing on a video message,
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Speaker 1: the exact same thing. And speaking of Pocahontas, by the way,
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Speaker 1: see her last night cheering for more Ukraine aid, looking
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Speaker 1: like again back to our alien test. If you were alien,
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Speaker 1: you're sitting there saying that that human, that female human,
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Speaker 1: is in favor of more war. Write that down for
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Speaker 1: a notes and take that back to our home planet.
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Speaker 1: Yeah that was her. But before that, she created a
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Speaker 1: video along with thirty other Democrats and they all said
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Speaker 1: the exact same thing. I don't mean different wording here
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Speaker 1: and there, same messaging, I mean the exact same thing.
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Speaker 1: Now they first noticed it with Chucky Schumer and Elizabeth
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Speaker 1: Warren saying the same thing, and they played the video
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Speaker 1: side by side, and it is the exact same thing.
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Speaker 1: I have that for you. I won't play the other
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Speaker 1: twenty nine thirty senators saying the exact same thing. It's
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Speaker 1: like this audio cacophony, which will just drive you crazy.
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Speaker 1: This is bad enough, but it still proves the point
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Speaker 1: here they are.
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Speaker 5: That's what you just heard since day one. Trump, prices are,
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Speaker 5: inflation is getting worse. Get the prices, eggs.
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Speaker 1: Make it stop. Now that's bad enough. Now multiply that
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Speaker 1: by all the other politicians saying the exact same thing.
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Speaker 1: We've all known. I mean, any adult in the world
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Speaker 1: knows that. They send out the talking points and they
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Speaker 1: tell them what to do. But they used to be
15:18
Speaker 1: at least a little more creative about it, you know,
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Speaker 1: they used to Like what happened? Did us aid dry
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Speaker 1: up and they lost all their funding to find the
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Speaker 1: creative propagandist writers. I mean, is that what happened then?
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Speaker 1: I didn't even try to hide it anymore, Elon said
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Speaker 1: on X yesterday. Boy, they didn't even reach for a
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Speaker 1: thesaurus to try to find some different words to vary
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Speaker 1: it up a little bit, the exact same video and
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Speaker 1: the exact same thing, and they just looked like absolute fools.
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Speaker 1: Who is this going to fool? Everybody knows the mashup
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Speaker 1: of all of them talking over each other at once,
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Speaker 1: saying the exact same speech, the exact same script. It's
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Speaker 1: got millions of views. Everybody can see through it now,
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Speaker 1: and they did. And by the way, they're holding it
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Speaker 1: up like they have these little things like most kids
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Speaker 1: on TikTok I have one too. It's like a little
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Speaker 1: Lavalier mic right here, you know, and they usually they'll
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Speaker 1: hold it up, you know, as they're doing street videos
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Speaker 1: or whatever. But that's that's like, that's TikTok users that
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Speaker 1: you know they do. And they were all doing that.
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Speaker 1: So apparently the creator and the propaganda's writer of the
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Speaker 1: video went from office to office to office and handed
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Speaker 1: them a little Lavalier mic and had them say the
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Speaker 1: exact same thing. What a clown show, absolute foolish, how
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Speaker 1: not to protest something? And they here's the amazing thing.
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Speaker 1: They'll see the polls, like the CBS poll we just
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Speaker 1: showed you, and they'll see the reaction to it, and
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Speaker 1: they'll see the lack of support they have in their
16:41
Speaker 1: home districts, and you know what, they still won't get
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Speaker 1: it today. They're still not gonna get it. And I'll
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Speaker 1: say it again, it's good for all of us if
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Speaker 1: we have two strong parties trying to find a solution
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Speaker 1: to the country. We don't have that now, absolutely not.
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Speaker 1: This is why I say, and you may have laughed
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Speaker 1: at first when I said it in the introduction, that
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Speaker 1: was the most content sequential State of the Union addresses
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Speaker 1: in American history. Not because of the speech, even though
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Speaker 1: I thought it was pretty good, because he worked in
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Speaker 1: stories to it and he was entertaining Trump's great live
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Speaker 1: Not because of that. It's because of the foolish, clownish
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Speaker 1: reaction of those political theater kids that were in there
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Speaker 1: and the American public's reaction to it. Very consequential. But
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Speaker 1: it's not just American politicians who were looking like fools yesterday.
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Speaker 1: Let's go north of the border. A Democrat of a
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Speaker 1: different sort, I'd say, justin Trudeau. Now, to be fair,
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Speaker 1: he had to talk tough. He had to do something
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Speaker 1: because our trade terrifs went into effect. So he's got
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Speaker 1: to do something. Right, and he's got to talk tough.
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Speaker 1: There's another takeaway how not to protest. But if you're
17:46
Speaker 1: not a tough guy, don't try to talk tough like
17:49
Speaker 1: Trump can get away with that. Somebody like even Ted
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Speaker 1: Cruz or you know, some high profile politician to say,
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Speaker 1: as somebody they could talk tough and get away with it,
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Speaker 1: not just in fancy pants from Canada. Tell me if
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Speaker 1: this sounds authentic.
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Speaker 4: Oh, it's not in my habit to agree with the
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Speaker 4: Wall Street Journal. But Donald, they point out that even
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Speaker 4: though you're a very smart guy, this is a very
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Speaker 4: dumb thing to do.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, we're going to fight back. I don't know how
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Speaker 1: that was received in Canada. I'm not too hip on
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Speaker 1: what they see as things, but yeah, I don't know.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, after all the tough talk, reportedly,
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Speaker 1: according to some White House sources, Canada was on the
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Speaker 1: phone all day long trying to make things better and
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Speaker 1: try to try to get rid of the tariffs on us.
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Speaker 1: So I don't think it was such a dumb thing
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Speaker 1: to do anyway, because we've been getting screwed for too long.
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Speaker 1: But anyway, that's the reaction. The takeaway, how not to protest,
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Speaker 1: don't act like a child if you're trying to protest
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Speaker 1: against something and push back on something, because it'll fail miserably.
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Speaker 1: The takeaway from last night, and as always, don't take
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Speaker 1: any crap from anybody. This is justin Trudeau and you
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Speaker 1: should probably take crap from us because you're not really
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Speaker 1: a tough guy. But anyway, thanks for finding Wicked Radio.
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Speaker 1: I'm not a material. That's enough. See it wasn't all politics.
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Speaker 1: It was politics, but not really. It was the takeaway
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Speaker 1: what it means. Anyway, I'm out of words too. Thanks
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Speaker 1: for finding me in the audio podcast wherever you get
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Speaker 1: those favorite podcast platform wherever, pick one and it usually
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Speaker 1: posts about nine am Eastern time, and we're always live
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Speaker 1: here on lex and YouTube and Facebook as well. And
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Speaker 1: with that said, it's midweek already, we're rolling right through,
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Speaker 1: getting closer and closer the weekend. Have a wicked awesome Wednesday.
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Speaker 1: Who knows what's gonna happen, but we'll talk about it tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: We'll talk to you that