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Wicked Radio 2-6: Bad Bunny A Bad Choice, Trump Pushes For SAVE Act, & Superbowl Squares · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: We call this Super Friday, or do we Unless you
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Speaker 1: have no interest in the game whatsoever, and there's plenty
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Speaker 1: of people like that, then I totally understand it. But
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Speaker 1: for you folks who don't have a betting interest in
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Speaker 1: the game, but you go to a Super Bowl party,
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Speaker 1: Bowl party squares. You know, when you pick a thing
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Speaker 1: and if the scores line up, you win money by
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Speaker 1: so we get that to the entertain you. It's some
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Speaker 1: news to talk about too, though. President Trump has made
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Speaker 1: his biggest push ever for the Save Act. I know, aw,
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Speaker 1: He's been in favor of it the entire time. He's
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Speaker 1: been the one behind the scenes pushing these lazy, gop
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Speaker 1: old krusty Republicans to push for this thing. So you
0:45
Speaker 1: know the Democrats are going to fight against it. But
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Speaker 1: this is the biggest push yet, which means action on
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Speaker 1: that may be coming very very quickly. I've also got
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Speaker 1: to talk about the Olympics. The Winter Olympics are starting.
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Speaker 1: That's the next big event after the super Bowl. We'll
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Speaker 1: talk about all this stuff and more. But well, first
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Speaker 1: of all, let's get to it. Exit find of the
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Speaker 1: wherever you like to get those. Let's get right to
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Speaker 1: the super Bowl. You're like, oh god, I don't I
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Speaker 1: hate these two teams. I know, like I said last week,
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Speaker 1: this is a massive cultural event though, especially this one
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Speaker 1: with you know who performing at the halftime entertainment show.
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Speaker 1: Well this was interesting, I thought, you know, somebody on
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Speaker 1: media row just the other day caught up with this
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Speaker 1: is where they give a press pass to almost everybody.
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Speaker 1: They get to ask all the Super Bowl participants and
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Speaker 1: the coaches and the teams and everybody involved, all these
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Speaker 1: ridiculous questions. I thought this was a great question though,
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Speaker 1: and it really did surprise me. Somebody I don't know
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Speaker 1: who got into the press pool and asked a bunch
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Speaker 1: of Seahawks and Patriots players if they can name one
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Speaker 1: bad bunny song. And I thought, well, if you know
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Speaker 1: NFL players, professional athletes of any kind, they're all up
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Speaker 1: on the hippus me music, latest stuff, they love hip hop,
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Speaker 1: they love rap, they love all kinds of like top
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Speaker 1: forty pop. They know it. They know all of it, right,
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Speaker 1: you can hear it in the locker room. They date
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Speaker 1: some of them. Apparently this isn't the case with Bad Bunny,
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Speaker 1: which makes me think is he really as popular as
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Speaker 1: we think, or is the NFL just pushing something here?
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Speaker 1: They just trying to reach another portion of the market.
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Speaker 1: Maybe they don't think they completely have, which would be
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Speaker 1: the Hispanic market, right, I don't know. This was the
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Speaker 1: brilliant report some independent reporter asking these players, if you
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Speaker 1: can name just one, just one bad bunny song. Listen
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Speaker 1: to the Endge, can you name one bad Bunny song? Yeah? Ham,
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Speaker 1: with all these bad Bunny questions, I can't. I'm sorry.
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Speaker 2: It was.
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Speaker 1: Okay, I cannot go. I can't no, I cannot be progruntha.
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Speaker 1: I got a couple of this song downloaded. I thought
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Speaker 1: that was interesting. Again, professional athletes, if you know them,
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Speaker 1: especially the NFL stars, they know everything that's like supposedly
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Speaker 1: current and trending. Huh, we're being sold to bill of
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Speaker 1: goods here. Maybe I don't know. Are speaking of the
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Speaker 1: Super Bowl too? It pears past players aren't too hip
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Speaker 1: on the Bad Bunny Choice as well? Did you happen
3:09
Speaker 1: to see this? TMZ caught up with him, Eric Dickerson.
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Speaker 1: If you're an NFL fan, a sports fan, you know
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Speaker 1: this name, legendary NFL player running back for the Rams
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Speaker 1: Hall of Famer. What does he think about the bad
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Speaker 1: Bunny Choice? See, when you're out of the league, they
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Speaker 1: don't mind, you know, actually giving their opinion. Here's what
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Speaker 1: you see.
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Speaker 3: Last time we talked to you, we were talking about
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Speaker 3: the Super Bowl halftime show. So I gotta to ask,
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Speaker 3: have you given like some some some time to like
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Speaker 3: listen to some.
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Speaker 1: Bad buddy and be like, oh no, maybe give him
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Speaker 1: a shot?
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Speaker 2: Not?
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Speaker 1: Hey, look, why couldn't he get somebody right here from home?
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Speaker 1: How about someone.
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Speaker 4: From right here in San Francisco, these artists right here
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Speaker 4: in the area to play at the super Bowl?
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Speaker 1: You know, somebody goes he speak English, you know what
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Speaker 1: I mean? Gonna be in Spanish or whatever the whole
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Speaker 1: thing is gonna be in Spanish. Does that make I mean?
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Speaker 1: The man looked at don't give me telling me, but
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Speaker 1: Puerto Rico is America. Puerto rican too is not a miracle.
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Speaker 1: It's a character you can, you can't vote. You do
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Speaker 1: have a right to boom wishes them. Okay, he's wrong
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Speaker 1: about that obviously, but the sentiment is the same Eric
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Speaker 1: Dickerson when they have But they even asked him and
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Speaker 1: he knew what the subject was gonna be. Just turn
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Speaker 1: to and he went, oh no, not again. Ex NFL
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Speaker 1: players no problem speaking out about this. Current players are like,
4:21
Speaker 1: I don't want to get in trouble, but I'll just
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Speaker 1: tell him I don't know any songs I don't know
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Speaker 1: subject of the NFL. And of course the Alternative Halftime Party,
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Speaker 1: the Alternative Halftime Show made it to the White House yesterday.
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Speaker 1: Young Peter Doocey asked the question of Caroline Levitt, what
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Speaker 1: did she say at mar A Lago, which is not
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Speaker 1: too far from me? Who what are they going to
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Speaker 1: be watching at the halftime entertainment show? This is how
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Speaker 1: I bet you it's gonna go. There's gonna be multiple TVs.
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Speaker 1: There always is. And it isn't amazing how President Trump
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Speaker 1: can post or tweet or whatever you want to call
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Speaker 1: it right after a game or while it's going on.
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Speaker 1: I think he watches all of this stuff, so he's
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Speaker 1: not just gonna watch one show or the other. But
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Speaker 1: here's what Caroline Levin's just one more this weekend the
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Speaker 1: mar A Lago super Bowl party. Half of the first
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Speaker 1: two quarters. Are the TVs going to be on the
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Speaker 1: halftime show with Bad Bunny or the halftime.
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Speaker 3: Show with Kid Rock. I think the President would much
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Speaker 3: prefer a Kid Rock performance over Bad Bunny. I must
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Speaker 3: say that, Jennifer on the Views.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but he can get more content, more juice from
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Speaker 1: the squeeze out of the Bad Bunny one. There's more
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Speaker 1: to make fun of, right of course. And I'm just
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Speaker 1: telling you before we move off the halftime entertainment show,
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Speaker 1: we'll have plenty to talk about that on Monday. I'm sure.
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Speaker 1: I'm just gonna tell you once again, I'll give you
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Speaker 1: my little caveat my little warning. It doesn't matter how
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Speaker 1: many eyeballs, how many views the Kid Rock halftime Alternative
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Speaker 1: Turning Point halftime show gets, and I hope it gets
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Speaker 1: a lot. You know how I stand on this. I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna have it on in my house. I think I'll
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Speaker 1: be pacing outdoor outside on the lawn and they'll be
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Speaker 1: so nervous about the game because my team's in it.
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Speaker 1: But I hope it gets a lot of eyeballs. But
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Speaker 1: I'm telling you, this is how this is going to work,
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Speaker 1: and it always works. The networks, and in this case
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Speaker 1: it's NBC is gonna claim complete and total victory, not
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Speaker 1: even mentioned, and they're gonna get out of their way
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Speaker 1: to say that nobody watched the turning Point thing. Don't
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Speaker 1: believe them. It's not gonna beat it. It's just about
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Speaker 1: taking eyeballs away and sending a message to the NFL.
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Speaker 1: That's all, all right, Let's get to some news concerning
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Speaker 1: President Trump. His biggest push yet for the Save Act.
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Speaker 1: I know he's been actually, you know, a driving force
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Speaker 1: behind this. He's been the ones putting the pressure on
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Speaker 1: John Thune and Mike Johnson and all the other otherwise
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Speaker 1: normally completely lazy Republicans to get this thing done because
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Speaker 1: the Democrats are against it. But voter id and securing
6:36
Speaker 1: our elections has never been more popular. He said this
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Speaker 1: was a National Prayer breakfast yesterday. This is what he
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Speaker 1: said about it, bringing the point home. And this is
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Speaker 1: what he's so good at. People who don't understand Trump
6:48
Speaker 1: don't understand how he's able to simplify issues and point
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Speaker 1: it out and make the listener or the viewers say, yeah,
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Speaker 1: he's right about that. Of course, what are we doing here?
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Speaker 1: He is the best at that. That's why he's so persuasive.
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Speaker 3: It polls at ninety seven percent, and even the Democrat
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Speaker 3: the people, the voters are eighty two percent for voter ID.
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Speaker 3: But the leaders don't want to approve it, and they
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Speaker 3: said they will strike, they will not allow it to happen.
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Speaker 3: It's pulling it over ninety percent. It's called voter identification.
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Speaker 3: When you go to the polls, you show if yes,
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Speaker 3: my name is Soso and I live in the country,
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Speaker 3: I'm here.
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Speaker 1: I can vote. They say that's not allowed.
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Speaker 3: And everyone started to figure it out and they do
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Speaker 3: something to win. You know what it is. They cheat.
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Speaker 3: But let's get on to another subject.
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Speaker 1: That's the greatest thing about See Trump will have an
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Speaker 1: event that's the National Prayer, breakfast, preachers, evangelicals, everybody in
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Speaker 1: the audience, and he goes off on tangents to what
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Speaker 1: he wants to talk about, including the same act. To
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Speaker 1: make sure that it's done in fact, you follow it
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Speaker 1: up with a truth social post, which of course makes
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Speaker 1: its way over to x formally Twitter, where he says
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Speaker 1: America's elections are rigged, stolen, and a laughing stock all
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Speaker 1: over the world. Either going to fix him or we
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Speaker 1: won't have a country any longer. I'm asking all Republicans
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Speaker 1: to fight for the following Save Americ Act. All voters
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Speaker 1: must show voter ID. All voters must show proof of
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Speaker 1: the United States citizenship to register. No mail in ballots
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Speaker 1: except for illness, disability, military, or travels. I'll say it again,
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Speaker 1: nobody is better at simplifying an issue. This is why
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Speaker 1: the people who don't understand him why he's such an
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Speaker 1: effective speaker. They don't understand how he's able to simplify
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Speaker 1: an issue and remind people of common sense. That's what
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Speaker 1: he's best at, in my opinion. He lays it out
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Speaker 1: in such simple terms that anybody can understand. And you'll
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Speaker 1: look at this and then you turn around, you look
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Speaker 1: at the people against this, and you look Republicans and Democrats, Leo,
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Speaker 1: let's be big boys and girls that we've got crooks
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Speaker 1: on both sides of the aisle. And you look at
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Speaker 1: the people against this, and you're like, what would you
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Speaker 1: be your determined what would be your motivating factor to
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Speaker 1: be against the Save Act? I can't coup up with
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Speaker 1: any other than the fact that you're being compromised or
8:55
Speaker 1: you're trying to cheat an election. That's it. But then
8:58
Speaker 1: you have guess who guess Sue. And here's your perfect,
9:02
Speaker 1: perfect example of this isn't a Republican Democrat thing. It's
9:06
Speaker 1: just not anymore. It's not red blue, it's not Donkey elephant,
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Speaker 1: it's not This is on the level leaders of our
9:13
Speaker 1: country versus crooks. We'll talk about an oversimplification, but tell
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Speaker 1: me if I'm wrong when you hear that. Mike Pence,
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Speaker 1: remember Vice President Mike Pence. He came out yesterday, Republican
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Speaker 1: old guard Mike Pence, Remember, came out against the Save
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Speaker 1: Act and all the reasoning and all the mumbo jumbo
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Speaker 1: and all the nonsense. And it was, well, our snow
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Speaker 1: because I'm against federalizing any election. It should bring in
9:36
Speaker 1: the statu or and it should be He's an idiot,
9:39
Speaker 1: he's a snake, and he's a weasel. And it took
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Speaker 1: Trump far too long to find that out. But again,
9:46
Speaker 1: first administration, he was still figuring all this stuff out.
9:49
Speaker 1: But Mike Pence is a shining perfect example that even
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Speaker 1: Republicans are against this thing, and those are the ones
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Speaker 1: you got to root out. It's not just just bake
9:58
Speaker 1: it into the cake and your reasoning and your logic.
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Speaker 1: Democrats are going to oppose it because they can't win
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Speaker 1: national elections without cheating. They can't. That's factual. I'm an
10:05
Speaker 1: independent and I'm telling you that. But also the real
10:08
Speaker 1: danger here are the Republicans voting against voter I d
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Speaker 1: Those are the biggest snakes of all. We'll see, We'll
10:15
Speaker 1: see how it all shakes out. Hey, past the super Bowl, now,
10:18
Speaker 1: not to look past your weekend. I would never want
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Speaker 1: to do that. A lot of us are looking forward
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Speaker 1: to it. The next big sporting event that will capture
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Speaker 1: the eyeballs and the attention and the passion of the
10:26
Speaker 1: world right will be the Winter Olympics. You think it will,
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Speaker 1: I don't know. We'll see. I think it'll be a
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Speaker 1: good Winter Olympics. Let's see. But now it begins on Friday,
10:36
Speaker 1: and this news has already come out, And now watch
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Speaker 1: the difference between the Winter Olympics in Europe and juxtapose
10:44
Speaker 1: that with the Summer Olympics coming up in the US.
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Speaker 1: President Trump has already said he's on the record and
10:50
Speaker 1: he's already put people in place on the US Olympic
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Speaker 1: d Committee to make sure this doesn't happen. Where you're
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Speaker 1: going to have I would bet zero trans athletes. Transgender
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Speaker 1: athletes like we saw with the Olympic boxer, the male
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Speaker 1: boxer beating the tar of the female boxer not too
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Speaker 1: long ago. I would bet you're not going to see
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Speaker 1: that in LA this summer, but you're seeing it in
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Speaker 1: the Winter Olympics because we can't have any control over that.
11:15
Speaker 1: Here's the breaking story. As the Winter Olympics begin on Friday,
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Speaker 1: there's a trans identified athlete from Sweden competing in moguls
11:22
Speaker 1: that'd be skiing. She identifies as male, competes in the
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Speaker 1: female category and it has not started any medical transition.
11:29
Speaker 1: Oh so you're you flat out or a dude. His
11:33
Speaker 1: name is Ellis Lundholm. That's what was headed in that direction,
11:40
Speaker 1: and it's fitting. I think that this discussion came up
11:42
Speaker 1: during a Now there's all kinds of like house hearings
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Speaker 1: on the floor that happened that nobody pays attention to.
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Speaker 1: You will only see him on c SPAN. This was
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Speaker 1: a protecting or in the benefit of women conference. I
11:56
Speaker 1: don't know what it was, but can I play for
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Speaker 1: you just a second? It's a little long. Can I
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Speaker 1: play for you? One of the greatest examples a lot
12:04
Speaker 1: like Trump does, of common sense being placed before our
12:07
Speaker 1: very own eyes by Marriett Hageman. She's a congresswoman representing Wyoming,
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Speaker 1: where this discussion came up about how they're trying to
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Speaker 1: change the definition of what man and woman is and
12:18
Speaker 1: the terms in the language they use. Somebody brought up
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Speaker 1: a discussion, apparently in this House panel, which normally wouldn't
12:24
Speaker 1: pay attention to the cis gender term. Cis gender a
12:28
Speaker 1: made up term. That's what they call somebody who's not trans.
12:32
Speaker 1: Did you ever hear of it before two years ago?
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Speaker 1: Nobody did. And there's a reason why. Let me just
12:39
Speaker 1: play one of the greatest takedowns of that nonsense that
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Speaker 1: I've ever seen or heard of.
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Speaker 2: The fact is that all you need to do to
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Speaker 2: determine sex is a cheek swap. If you're an ex
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Speaker 2: sex or an x Y, you're either a boy or
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Speaker 2: a girl. It's that simple. This isn't complicated. It's not
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Speaker 2: like we haven't known what women and men were for
12:55
Speaker 2: not just a matter of years, but decades and centuries
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Speaker 2: and thousands of years before that. The fact that we're
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Speaker 2: having this conversation and this debate just absolutely epitomizes the
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Speaker 2: left's ongoing effort to rewrite the English language in order
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Speaker 2: to change the debate and destroy civil order. Cis gender
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Speaker 2: is a made up word. Sis gender is That means nothing.
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Speaker 2: Do not call me sis gender. I am a woman.
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Speaker 2: You this gentleman sitting next to me, he is a man.
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Speaker 2: That's who he is.
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Speaker 4: That is what our title is, that is what we
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Speaker 4: have been described throughout history. We're not This bill does
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Speaker 4: nothing to prohibit men from competing in men's sports. I
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Speaker 4: will repeat this bill does nothing to prohibit men from
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Speaker 4: competing in men's sports. It does prohibit men from competing
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Speaker 4: in women's sports.
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Speaker 2: It is that simple.
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Speaker 4: All we have to do is look at what happened
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Speaker 4: during the Paris Olympics, where we watched a dude beat
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Speaker 4: the hell out of a woman in a boxing match.
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Speaker 4: And we have people on the other side of the
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Speaker 4: aisle who actually believe that that is okay. That man
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Speaker 4: is not a woman. He has been tested repeatedly.
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Speaker 1: That is a man. I know it's a little long, sorry,
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Speaker 1: but I like her a lot Marriett Hageman. Sometimes you
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Speaker 1: need that. Sometimes we need somebody like that to go
14:28
Speaker 1: off on the side of common sense. And she said
14:31
Speaker 1: it there. She I can't believe we're having this discussion.
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Speaker 1: I can't believe this is up for debate. I can't
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Speaker 1: believe nobody can we go so far into the nonsense
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Speaker 1: and the changing of the words, and the parsing of
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Speaker 1: words and the qualifying everything. We said, well, we're not sure.
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Speaker 1: It's never been defined. Listen, they try to confuse by design.
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Speaker 1: It is that simple. It's like what President Trump said
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Speaker 1: at the prayer breakfast. It's that simple. You're against voter
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Speaker 1: identification because you want to cheat elections. It's this simple.
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Speaker 1: You're trying to change the definition of what a woman
15:02
Speaker 1: and a man competing in sports is to confuse the
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Speaker 1: issue where there's no confusion. There never was, there shouldn't
15:10
Speaker 1: be in the future. And finally people have the guts
15:13
Speaker 1: to come out with common sense to actually say that. Finally,
15:16
Speaker 1: and it took this much. And she said something there
15:19
Speaker 1: that really struck me. I don't know if you caught
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Speaker 1: this either. She said, for the sole reason, in her opinion,
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Speaker 1: is to cause civil disruption. Isn't that right. I mean,
15:30
Speaker 1: why else would you be so in frived. Well, it's
15:32
Speaker 1: because we want to protect the rights of trans people.
15:34
Speaker 1: Everybody wants to protect them. This is what you got
15:37
Speaker 1: to get straight. Nobody wants harm to those people. Nobody cares.
15:41
Speaker 1: Common sense Americans who just want to work and live
15:43
Speaker 1: and enjoy their lives and raise their families. They don't
15:46
Speaker 1: care what you identify as. It's when you change everybody
15:49
Speaker 1: else's definition and force us to go along with it.
15:53
Speaker 1: That's where people stand up and have a problem. And
15:55
Speaker 1: that's what's starting. It's so it's amazing it got this far.
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Speaker 1: She's right, it's unbelievable that this debate is even happening.
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Speaker 1: But here's the thing. It needs to happen, and it is,
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Speaker 1: and that's a good thing. Take that for good news.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's get to this. Back to the super
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Speaker 1: Bowl for a second. Bill, I'm sick of hearing about
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Speaker 1: the Super Bowl. Oh I'm not the only one. I'm
16:14
Speaker 1: just trying to add some fun to it. This thing
16:16
Speaker 1: will take over the media if it hasn't already, from
16:19
Speaker 1: now all the way through Sunday and then into Monday again.
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Speaker 1: That's how big of a cultural event. It is now.
16:26
Speaker 1: I told you before, I'm such a psychotic with sports.
16:30
Speaker 1: I can't bet. I couldn't bet a dime without getting
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Speaker 1: a heart attack over this stuff. I couldn't do it.
16:35
Speaker 1: Maybe you do. And I know that sports betting online,
16:38
Speaker 1: legal sports betting is a major part of all of
16:40
Speaker 1: these leagues, not just the NFL. They've actually bought into
16:43
Speaker 1: them now. The network's ESPN has their own ESPN bets it.
16:47
Speaker 1: It's part of what it is. So that's why you're
16:49
Speaker 1: hearing more these days about the Super Bowl odds, which
16:52
Speaker 1: are a little interesting this time around because as it
16:54
Speaker 1: stands right now, let me check again Friday morning, unless
16:59
Speaker 1: you're watching this in real time and replay later on
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Speaker 1: or listening later on, this may change. But so far,
17:05
Speaker 1: the Seahawks are still favored by four and a half points,
17:08
Speaker 1: so they're the favorite, no big surprise. They're a great team, right,
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Speaker 1: But this is amazing pretty much. And Polymarket has come
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Speaker 1: out with this, and they kind of compile all the
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Speaker 1: bets and all the odds and kind of look at
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Speaker 1: everything in the odds poly Market, and this is consistent
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Speaker 1: across all of these types of sites. Sixty nine percent
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Speaker 1: versus thirty one percent. They think the Seahawks are going
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Speaker 1: to beat the Patriots sixty nine to thirty one. That's
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Speaker 1: consistent across all betting lines, which is absolutely kind of amazing. Basically,
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Speaker 1: what that means is almost almost a vast majority of
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Speaker 1: all the bets that are happening, legal and probably non legal,
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Speaker 1: are going for the Seahawks. Thought it was interesting, thought
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Speaker 1: it was true underdogs, and I can tell you from
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Speaker 1: a Bats fan's perspective, that hasn't happened in a long time.
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Speaker 1: So take that for what it's worth. I don't bet myself,
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Speaker 1: don't ever take betting advice from me, but ah, pretty interesting.
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Speaker 1: I don't know, we shall see. I couldn't put money
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Speaker 1: on a game like this. I couldn't unless it's something fun.
18:09
Speaker 1: Like you go to a and this is most people
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Speaker 1: you go to a Super Bowl party. A vast majority
18:14
Speaker 1: of the country, most of you listening, are gonna go
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Speaker 1: to some sort of gathering for Super Sunday. Again, that
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Speaker 1: cultural event. It's that big. Chances are you're gonna run
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Speaker 1: into a Super Bowl squares contest. This is the thing
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Speaker 1: where you show up and they're putting it together. You
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Speaker 1: put in a dollar or five or ten or twenty,
18:29
Speaker 1: I don't know. Whatever you do, and you hopefully you
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Speaker 1: can pick your own square and if that scores line
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Speaker 1: up after each quarter, you could win. If it comes
18:36
Speaker 1: it's like a cross section, you know how it goes,
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Speaker 1: and if your square comes up, you win for that
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Speaker 1: quarter or the total thing or whatever it is. You
18:42
Speaker 1: know what I'm getting at. If you run into a
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Speaker 1: Super Bowl party this weekend, or even if you just
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Speaker 1: having you know, a couple of friends over, this is
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Speaker 1: supposedly the best square numbers to pick if you're gonna
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Speaker 1: do that. Okay. Thetropicalfruit dot com company, I don't know
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Speaker 1: who they are or why they're putting this together, but
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Speaker 1: they are. Tropicalfruit dot Com did a big rundown on
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Speaker 1: the best and worst numbers to have in Super Bowl squares.
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Speaker 1: Normally there's a little caveat you don't get to pick
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Speaker 1: your own number, but if you do, okay, if the
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Speaker 1: person running the game lets you pick your own square,
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Speaker 1: this is where you should go. Apparently, this is what
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Speaker 1: they say. Hey, it's science, don't blame me. The best
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Speaker 1: numbers in general zero three, seven and four, all right,
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Speaker 1: zero three, seven and four winners are based on the
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Speaker 1: last numbers in each team score right, So if it
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Speaker 1: was you know, ten to nothing or something, the zero
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Speaker 1: would line up, but not the ten. You know what
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Speaker 1: I mean. Okay, well you know how this works. The
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Speaker 1: worst numbers. Do not pick these. If you have a
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Speaker 1: choice two, five, eight, and nine of your super squares,
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Speaker 1: the chances of a score like fifteen to nineteen that
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Speaker 1: would be five and nine at the ending numbers pretty low.
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Speaker 1: So best squares are zero, three, seven, and four. That's
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Speaker 1: what you want. I want you to win your super
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Speaker 1: Bowl contest this Sunday, but don't take a betting advice
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Speaker 1: from me. I don't know what I'm doing. I won't
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Speaker 1: be involved. This is different from me. Usually I love
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Speaker 1: to have super Bowl party, have people over, or go
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Speaker 1: to one. No, I will be I will be stressing
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Speaker 1: out to the max watching this like I always do
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Speaker 1: for every super Bowl. This is my twelfth time doing
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Speaker 1: it since I was a kid. By the way, not bragging.
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Speaker 1: I'm just saying that so many times my team's been
20:32
Speaker 1: in it, and every single time it is a stress fest.
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Speaker 1: So we'll see, I won't see. You're gonna have to
20:37
Speaker 1: tell me how the bad Bunny or the turning point
20:39
Speaker 1: usaftime show was because I'm not gonna see it except
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Speaker 1: on replay. I'll be pacing around somewhere and a half
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Speaker 1: time or trying to get at least some food down.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for finding me. I appreciate you despite the Super Bowl,
20:48
Speaker 1: whether or not you're into it, have a great weekend,
20:50
Speaker 1: enjoy it, make it wick it awesome again. The big
20:52
Speaker 1: takeaway You're gonna hear more and more about the Save Act.
20:56
Speaker 1: And remember it's not that complicated. He laid it out
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Speaker 1: yesterday at the National Prayer Break Breakfast. This one simple thing.
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Speaker 1: If you against voter ide, you want to cheat elections,
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Speaker 1: don't let anybody else tell you any different. Enjoy your
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Speaker 1: Super Sunday, enjoy your time, make it a wicked awesome Friday.
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Speaker 1: for following along. Make it a super wicked awesome weekend.
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