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TMNFTT_FRI_20260821_040600.ts · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: We cut the cost of radio listening. By hell, it
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  Speaker 1: didn't cost anything in the first place. So let's say
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  Speaker 1: one million dollars Cally. First thing today by Joe Thomas
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  Speaker 1: on the Dunk Media Edwards.
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  Speaker 2: Your words steal me.
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  Speaker 3: Stem.
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  Speaker 4: You have a day least.
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  Speaker 5: For work when the sun comes up, drops a pet
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  Speaker 5: up to school.
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  Speaker 2: Joe has everything.
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  Speaker 6: A Jane do all the Jasus needs.
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  Speaker 1: No one that Joe's allies smile.
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  Speaker 7: He on the eggs. Please, Joe, thank you for letting
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  Speaker 7: me be of service to you this morning.
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  Speaker 8: I want to be.
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  Speaker 7: I'll tell you what went on. I will then expect
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  Speaker 7: you to tell us how it's impacting you where you
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  Speaker 7: are at four three four eight eight two four two
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  Speaker 7: one seven. Joel was on the line with us when
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  Speaker 7: we ran up into the top of the hour news,
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  Speaker 7: so he's still there, all right, Thanks for hanging on
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  Speaker 7: the line. You were talking about being marketed, and this
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  Speaker 7: is what I was talking about earlier in the program,
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  Speaker 7: that this is all and it's the reason, and I
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  Speaker 7: think this is intentional. You tell me if you agree.
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  Speaker 7: The less we trust the media, the more we're going
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  Speaker 7: to fall prey to the authoritarians. So it actually does
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  Speaker 7: their job for them. If they get us distrusting the
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  Speaker 7: news because now it's selling us pharmaceuticals or insurance or
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  Speaker 7: whatever it is they're trying to pitch, then we don't
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  Speaker 7: trust the news anymore and we're going to fall prey
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  Speaker 7: to the authoritarians who will come in and say we
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  Speaker 7: will tell you what the state sponsored news is. Does
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  Speaker 7: that make any sense?
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  Speaker 9: Yeah, it does. But I think it's more of and
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  Speaker 9: I agree with you, but I think it's more of
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  Speaker 9: having the the taking the time to decide and look
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  Speaker 9: at the whole picture, because because oftentimes that whole picture
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  Speaker 9: isn't presented in front of us.
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  Speaker 1: Yeah.
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  Speaker 9: And and I believe a lot of things that Donald
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  Speaker 9: Trump says about common sense. That's what my father told me.
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  Speaker 9: He goes, he goes. You know, you can't teach common sense.
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  Speaker 9: And I think with a lot of times people don't
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  Speaker 9: have those experiences. They want to push push it back
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  Speaker 9: to the young people. But if your mindset in one way,
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  Speaker 9: if you're staying in that Plato's cave and you don't
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  Speaker 9: come out and get that sunlight on you, then how
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  Speaker 9: do you how do you understand what's going on around you?
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  Speaker 9: And I think that sunlight has to hit people and actually,
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  Speaker 9: you know, develop those those concepts and those ideas instead
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  Speaker 9: of relying on their phone or their TV. You know,
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  Speaker 9: get out there and do the research.
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  Speaker 7: And I think that's a good point because every story
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  Speaker 7: you see, whether you hear it from me or anywhere else,
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  Speaker 7: you should always then double check, triple check, quadruple check,
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  Speaker 7: and do it through multiple places. I know a lot
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  Speaker 7: of folks like to youse AI sources now to search
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  Speaker 7: is way more places than you ever used to be
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  Speaker 7: able to And that's all well and good, but there's
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  Speaker 7: still the point that you want to do as many
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  Speaker 7: of those searches as you can because you'll find different things,
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  Speaker 7: say different stuff, and then you've got to look into
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  Speaker 7: those differences because like a scientist studying space, you know,
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  Speaker 7: sometimes it's the void in between, in between two things
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  Speaker 7: is where the answer is. But thank you for the call, Joel.
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  Speaker 7: I appreciate it.
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  Speaker 9: Sir, Thanks and I appreciate you.
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  Speaker 8: Thank you.
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  Speaker 7: I know that sounded weird, didn't I know, I don't
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  Speaker 7: know what do you say to that, But anyway, our
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  Speaker 7: first things this morning the stories that will drive the discussion,
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  Speaker 7: and this is we're going to example for you. This
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  Speaker 7: is what a slow news day today is. I mean
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  Speaker 1: on the Tunk Media Network.
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  Speaker 20: You don't really need to buy that what's done?
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  Speaker 21: You don't want to watch it?
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  Speaker 7: So, you know, we were just talking about the news,
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  Speaker 7: and you know there's a lot to get into. Well, no,
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  Speaker 7: there's not. I mean there's plenty to get into because
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  Speaker 7: I find you know, this is where the dirty stuff hides.
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  Speaker 7: This is kind of what they call in the press,
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  Speaker 7: take out the trash kind of day. And I'm going
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  Speaker 7: to tell you why because I saw this first this
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  Speaker 7: morning on the Associated Press Newswire. There's a phrase used
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  Speaker 7: in newsrooms around the country called a slow news day. Now,
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  Speaker 7: let me read to you some of the headlines. Trump
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  Speaker 7: warns of economic d day against Iran. That's the lead
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  Speaker 7: story on AP didn't we tell you that story yesterday,
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  Speaker 7: which technically means he said it on Wednesday afternoon. That's
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  Speaker 7: the lead story. Then a puff piece about how Iranians
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  Speaker 7: are struggling with sanctions and their poor economy blamed on
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  Speaker 7: the US, not the Iatolis, because of course the Associated
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  Speaker 7: Press has they're one of the anointed press agents for
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  Speaker 7: the Iranian regime. It's the second story. Vietnam police charge
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  Speaker 7: a man with rape after American woman alleges attack. Serious story,
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  Speaker 7: but second to that, Prince Harry's moved back to Britain.
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  Speaker 7: Women in Pink rally to support Lindsey Clancy. That's the
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  Speaker 7: lead story in American News on their politics page. Their
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  Speaker 7: number one story. Trump appears on former fixer turned enemy
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  Speaker 7: Michael Cohen's radio show, which again was news on Wednesday afternoon,
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  Speaker 7: not Friday morning. Sports soccer fans launched global petition urging
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  Speaker 7: FEIFA boss Infantino to resign. That's the top sports story.
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  Speaker 1: What did.
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  Speaker 7: What's their name from Indiana fever? Sophie Cunningham not doing anything?
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  Speaker 7: Did they not play last night or something? Top entertainment news.
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  Speaker 7: Celebrity birthdays for the week of nothing.
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  Speaker 21: No.
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  Speaker 7: William Shatner's story. You could lead with top business workplace
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  Speaker 7: Surveillance growing. Those are your biggest stories locally in our
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  Speaker 7: Thing Today, tells me that the local paper in Charlottesville
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  Speaker 7: has a picture of me on the front page. And
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  Speaker 7: if that doesn't say slow news day, nothing does. But wait,
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  Speaker 7: it gets even better the picture of me on the
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  Speaker 7: day because I thought of it, I said, why am
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  Speaker 7: I on the Why am I on the cover of
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  Speaker 7: the local Daily Regress. It's because my lawyer was stopped
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  Speaker 7: for DUI. So the front page story, front page story
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  Speaker 7: on a local newspaper is a local attorney was pulled
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  Speaker 7: over under the inflo ruins and he happened to be
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  Speaker 7: the lawyer of Joe Thomas's that's your front page news story. So,
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  Speaker 7: whether it's the Associated Press or the Charlottesville Daily Progress
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  Speaker 7: or all points in between, if you want to know
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  Speaker 7: what a slow newsday looks like, Friday, August twenty first
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  Speaker 7: is a slow news day. So I want to go
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  Speaker 7: to this story because several folks are asking me about
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  Speaker 7: the Michael Cohen thing, and I would love to be
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  Speaker 7: a fly on the wall in this interview. I doubt
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  Speaker 7: if they're dumb enough to go on microphone and say, boy,
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  Speaker 7: we really fooled those guys, really catfish them, didn't we done?
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  Speaker 7: But I do appreciate the I told you so. I mean,
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  Speaker 7: this is a seven year I told you so percolating.
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  Speaker 7: I mean, you know, my wife makes sour dough bread
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  Speaker 7: faster than this. But the story I really want to
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  Speaker 7: tap on. And nobody's got ap. Where is that not
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  Speaker 7: on the ap at all? The founder of Evergrand, this
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  Speaker 7: is the This is China's bank, or he was China's bank.
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  Speaker 7: We ka Yan founded Evergrand. This is the property developer.
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  Speaker 7: Basically was the property development arm of the PRC. And
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  Speaker 7: we don't know the impact of their collapse because it's
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  Speaker 7: a communist This has been fascinating to me. It's a
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  Speaker 7: communist country. How does a property developer default? He's fifty
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  Speaker 7: percent owned by the government. He didn't default, He screwed
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  Speaker 7: the government. What he did? See this is this is
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  Speaker 7: life in prison for making chairman. She look bad for
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  Speaker 7: making chairman. She have to release the wu flu to
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  Speaker 7: even the playing field. Ah understand the timeline. Evergrond goes squishy.
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  Speaker 7: Evergrond starts losing money. Then the Wou flu comes out.
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  Speaker 7: Go am I the only one, really, I'm the only
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  Speaker 7: one who remembers all this. Evergrond stuff was going on
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  Speaker 7: for like a year before mysteriously a virus leaked out
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  Speaker 7: of a lab in the wu Han region of China.
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  Speaker 7: As doctor Clark would be the first one to remind us,
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  Speaker 7: and then millions of people got on planes to fly
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  Speaker 7: to other parts of the world. He pled guilty to
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  Speaker 7: misuse of funds and fundraising fraud fundraising in a communist country,
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  Speaker 7: which means he told Chairman She and the minions that
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  Speaker 7: he could make them more yuan because they do allow
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  Speaker 7: some privatization. Remember, most Chinese companies are forty eight forty
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  Speaker 7: nine percent privately owned, so there is capital of a
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  Speaker 7: degree getting generated in China. That's why all of these
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  Speaker 7: American companies are willing to sell their soul to sell
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  Speaker 7: their cell phones in China. This is why they're willing
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  Speaker 7: to give up their proprietary software or hardware recipes to
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  Speaker 7: the PRC so that they can sell a year's worth
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  Speaker 7: of cell phones to the Chikoms before the Chinese back
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  Speaker 7: engineer their technology and start selling cheaper versions of it
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  Speaker 7: than they can, and then they got to go try
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  Speaker 7: to sell them in France or something. But this evergrond
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  Speaker 7: scam makes Bernie Madeoff look like Stephen Moore. This pyramid
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  Speaker 7: ponzi scheme came crashing down because all of China's wealth
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  Speaker 7: is based on property value. You know, we have the
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  Speaker 7: gold standard, they have the dirt standard. And when Evergron
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  Speaker 7: got overextended and came crashing down, even with the Chikom
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  Speaker 7: government supporting it, their economy was on the verge of collapsing.
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  Speaker 7: Then mysteriously, this novel coronavirus starts infecting people. How weirdly
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  Speaker 7: coincidental that was?
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  Speaker 7: bolox of it. And sars Cove two was like their
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  Speaker 7: as sars Kov two proved to be a great tool
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  Speaker 7: for the American authoritarian, their role in it was only
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  Speaker 7: as far as Tony take the fifth leave the Canol's
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  Speaker 7: the authority China's government has over their workforce shut down.
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  Speaker 7: There's a I don't know if you're a racist or not.
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  Speaker 7: I'm sorry, I mean to say race. I don't know
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  Speaker 7: was Daryl Waltrip tossing a water bottle out onto the
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  Speaker 7: racetrack just before Dale Earnhardt lapped him. The hypothetically or
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  Speaker 7: By the way, that's not one of the things that
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  Speaker 1: The first Thing Today by Joe Thomas on the Dunk
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  Speaker 1: Media Network All natural for You, Artificial.
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  Speaker 4: Stand not a word you heard, jew of this song saw.
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  Speaker 17: So if there's nothing you can say, there may be
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  Speaker 17: nothing you can do.
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  Speaker 7: For all of us who stood and delivered during the
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  Speaker 7: pandemic shutdowns. It was nice to find, you know, all
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  Speaker 7: of a sudden, coming out of nowhere, guys like Eric
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  Speaker 7: Clapton and Van Morrison to stand with us. And you
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  Speaker 7: got guys like Russell Brand and people who you never thought.
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  Speaker 7: And now you know, the whole world is seeing, you know,
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  Speaker 7: the entertainment world standing on its head because they overplayed it.
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  Speaker 7: This text message that came in during our segment on
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  Speaker 7: the Wu Flu, and evergrond and understanding the timeline, see
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  Speaker 7: the Wu flu was not so much. I mean, they
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  Speaker 7: made the bioweapon, but they used the bioweapon because their
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  Speaker 7: economy was about to collapse. This one, I thought the
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  Speaker 7: Wu Flu was more to prevent DJT from getting re elected,
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  Speaker 7: but perhaps it was also to take down take the
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  Speaker 7: world down economically with Red China. Well, remember like I said,
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  Speaker 7: it didn't it stopped Red China from going down because
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  Speaker 7: all of a sudden, the Chinese were the only people
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  Speaker 7: making things for a world where aside from the Swedes,
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  Speaker 7: everyone was told to stay home and stop going outside.
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  Speaker 7: What are you trying to kill all your neighbors and
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  Speaker 7: your family. Serious, Donald Joe Biden, I have a right.
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  Speaker 7: You don't have a right to kill me with your COVID.
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  Speaker 7: It was the president of the United States. Donald Trump
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  Speaker 7: says far less egregious things, and the press spends weeks
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  Speaker 7: on it. But here, you know, the the whole taking
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  Speaker 7: down Donald J. Trump through the twenty twenty election was
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  Speaker 7: concocted by the American left when they realized what they
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  Speaker 7: could do, because we were scared of this Woo flu.
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  Speaker 7: It's what Bob Ross on his Joy of Painting program
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  Speaker 7: used to call.
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  Speaker 4: A happy accident. You put the virus wherever you want it.
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  Speaker 4: It's your world. How about a happy little funeral pyre?
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  Speaker 1: Here?
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  Speaker 4: Look, here's an H ninety five mask. Here, it's your world.
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  Speaker 7: Scott and Virginia Beach writes, do you remember the videos
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  Speaker 7: coming out of China that showed people dropping dead just
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  Speaker 7: walking down the street. Yeah, you mean the ones that
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  Speaker 7: were actually of people who were far sicker and not
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  Speaker 7: because of the WU flu. Yeah. Yeah, that played a
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  Speaker 7: pretty big role, Scott in the fear mongering over the
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  Speaker 7: Wu flu, which turned out to be what there's a word,
• 47:28
  Speaker 7: there's a word for what it was. Oh yeah, yeah,
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  Speaker 7: a lie. It's all a lie so that the world
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  Speaker 7: would ask Chinas to ramp up production for us because
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  Speaker 7: we were scared of our neighbors. We all became a
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  Speaker 7: character and a tom popa bit. We were scared of,
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  Speaker 7: you know, of our own family members. And I still
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  Speaker 7: to this day, you want to talk about the thoroughness
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  Speaker 7: of the gas lighting. To this day, in rural central Virginia,
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  Speaker 7: on the side of a road with no name, just
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  Speaker 7: a four digit numerical code for the Department of Transportation,
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  Speaker 7: on a road with no name, never mind a sidewalk,
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  Speaker 7: I'll watch people walking along the soybean fields in between
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  Speaker 7: the peanut fields of Virginia, without a soul anywhere near them,
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  Speaker 7: wearing a woke mask, which means several things. Number One,
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  Speaker 7: they still think that sars cove two is a thing.
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  Speaker 7: Number Two, they think that woke masks protect them somehow,
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  Speaker 7: because remember, doctors don't wear masks in the operating room
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  Speaker 7: to protect themselves from you. That means they've been so
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  Speaker 7: successfully gasold. Because even I mean, if you're wearing the
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  Speaker 7: woke mask for the right reason, who are you going
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  Speaker 7: to infect with your virus? And if you're carrying the virus.
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  Speaker 7: Why are you walking along the side of the road,
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  Speaker 7: and should the FDA be informed that you're walking so
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  Speaker 7: close to soybeans or peanuts. This could be another outbreak,
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  Speaker 7: This could be another pandemic while we've got COVID laced
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  Speaker 7: peanuts coming out of Virginia. Bob so maniacal, so maniacal.
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  Speaker 7: But it was all designed to save China from the
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  Speaker 7: economic collapse. It's so rightly deserved. So while the rest
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  Speaker 7: of the world pays attention to all this esoterica, like
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  Speaker 7: you know the FEIFA soccer pro tests, the man who
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  Speaker 7: made COVID possible, the man who made COVID necessary, has
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  Speaker 7: been sentenced to life in whatever they pay. This guy's
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  Speaker 7: not going to the gulag. This guy is not going
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  Speaker 7: to be hanging out with the wigurs sewing up Nike
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  Speaker 7: basketball shoes. This guy is a made man. He's got
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  Speaker 7: whatever passes for a country club sentence waiting for him
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  Speaker 7: in some resort area of China. Because he, first off,
• 50:48
  Speaker 7: gave them the money to do what they needed to do,
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  Speaker 7: gave them the opportunity to keep the Chikom economy going
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  Speaker 7: without anything behind it. They were just building stuff because well,
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  Speaker 7: nobody needed it, thus the eventual economic problem. Nobody needed
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  Speaker 7: what they were building, but instead of collapsing, they gave
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  Speaker 7: everybody the wooflu lots of other stuff to get into.
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  Speaker 7: This morning, a couple of emails on the poll the
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  Speaker 7: pollster that was caught faking the numbers. There also, and
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  Speaker 7: this fascinates me, is the story of the basketball player
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  Speaker 7: that was defamed by the New York Times. That's that's
• 51:38
  Speaker 7: doing well, But this was my favorite. One comes in
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  Speaker 7: on the Republican National Committee collecting nineteen point four million
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  Speaker 7: dollars in July. Great, Joe, Mitch McConnell can tell Mitch
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  Speaker 7: McConnell's corpse can tell them where to spend that money.
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  Speaker 7: Guaranteed it all goes to peace people who think Donald
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  Speaker 7: Trump is the worst person to walk the face of
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  Speaker 7: the earth. More of that money will be spent on
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  Speaker 7: people trying to defeat Donald Trump and his agenda. Then
• 52:09
  Speaker 7: will be spent by the Democrats, Act Blue and George
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  Speaker 7: sorows I like this one as well. Mike said, Joe,
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  Speaker 7: please tell us what the Democratic National Committee has on hand,
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  Speaker 7: because if you just give us one of those statistics,
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  Speaker 7: sure it's a record for the RNC. But as you
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  Speaker 7: point out, nineteen point four million dollars is what George
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  Speaker 7: Sorows spent on Alex's bar mitzvah. It was a very
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  Speaker 7: quiet bar mitzvah. Though we don't hear. It's not the
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  Speaker 7: world that you start talking about. What's the phrase from
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  Speaker 7: mel Brooks History of the World, Part two, Curb your judaism.
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