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"The GOP (not Trump) and the Black Community" (Wednesday, May 6, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Fiance and more.
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  Speaker 2: Megan, Now make America great again than I've ever.
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  Speaker 1: Been making mornings great again. First thing today on the
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  Speaker 1: Chunk Media Network by Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 3: Thank you for letting me be of service to you.
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  Speaker 4: I am the aforementioned Joe, And what our job is
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  Speaker 4: here is to tell you what went on last night,
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  Speaker 4: give you our analysis of it. Sometimes, give you our
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  Speaker 4: analysis of stories nobody else is talking about. And so
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  Speaker 4: you've got to play along at home. And by that
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  Speaker 4: I mean you tell us how they're impacting you where
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  Speaker 4: you are. Four three four eight eight two four two
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  Speaker 4: one seven is the phone number or text message line
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  Speaker 4: or text message from the last hour. Joe in Virginia
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  Speaker 4: asked about the war in Ukraine. Funny how and he
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  Speaker 4: was noting how the press couldn't stop covering it until
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  Speaker 4: something else came along and was shiny in their eyes
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  Speaker 4: and putin just unleashed twenty seven deaths in Ukraine under
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  Speaker 4: a drone attack that, just for a quick moment, makes
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  Speaker 4: me wonder if.
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  Speaker 1: Computer's captain they fight their war with computers totally.
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  Speaker 4: Yes, of course.
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  Speaker 5: Computers don't kill a half a million people. Deaths have
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  Speaker 5: been registered. Of course they have twenty four hours to
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  Speaker 5: report to report.
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  Speaker 4: Drones take the human element out of war, and I
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  Speaker 4: worry about that because one of the reasons there's constitutionally
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  Speaker 4: required oversight Congress has to give the president approval if
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  Speaker 4: we're going to put our citizens in harm's way is
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  Speaker 4: because we're supposed to be putting our citizens in harm's way,
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  Speaker 4: and therefore there needs to be a just cause for it,
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  Speaker 4: not just because, but just cause. And I still even
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  Speaker 4: beyond that, in a grander abstract, the greatest ambassadors the
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  Speaker 4: United States has are the men and women who wear
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  Speaker 4: her uniform More great relations with the world have been
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  Speaker 4: won by the men and women who war our uniforms
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  Speaker 4: or wear our uniforms by their interaction with the locals.
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  Speaker 4: And I don't want to lose that either. But Ukraine
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  Speaker 4: and Russia fighting this war with drones, well, but Russia mostly,
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  Speaker 4: and it's a large sense because they can't get their
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  Speaker 4: own citizens to get out and pick up firearm. And
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  Speaker 4: I understand that because I don't think they buy into
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  Speaker 4: what's going on in Ukraine either. We'll get into that.
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  Speaker 4: They're making your case, why is something a just cause
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  Speaker 4: and not just because? That's like I said, sometimes we
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  Speaker 4: tell you stories that nobody else is telling you. But
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  Speaker 4: first two, the primaries of yesterday, Indiana, five out of
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  Speaker 4: seven statese state Senate races were flipped by President Trump's intervention.
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  Speaker 4: All five so far that have been defeated Republicans were
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  Speaker 4: ones who opposed the idea of redistricting. Indiana six races
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  Speaker 4: too close to call out of the seven. Meanwhile, in Ohio,
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  Speaker 4: Vivek Ramaswami easily clinched the Republican nomination over Casey Putsch
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  Speaker 4: and now will face doctor Amy Acton setting up a
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  Speaker 4: gubernatorial race in the Buckeye state of Doge versus COVID.
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  Speaker 4: Sheret Brown will face John Houstad in the special election
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  Speaker 4: to fill the six year Senate term that was vacated
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  Speaker 4: by Vice President Vance's elevation. China's Foreign minister welcomed Iran's
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  Speaker 4: foreign minister Abasarachi to Beijing. Wang Ye said he is
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  Speaker 4: deeply distressed by how long the conflict has gone on
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  Speaker 4: and is urging Iran to get a comprehensive ceasefire immediately.
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  Speaker 4: President Trump said he is pausing Project Freedom that was
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  Speaker 4: announced and started yesterday, trying to ease the backlog of
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  Speaker 4: ships that can't get through the Strait of Hormuz, saying
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  Speaker 4: that the mediators in Pakistan have made great progress quote
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  Speaker 4: and they're getting towards a complete and final agreement with Tehran.
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  Speaker 4: United Arab Emirates Defense Ministry said its air defenses, now
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  Speaker 4: robust with Israeli iron dome technology, are dealing with missile
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  Speaker 4: and drone attacks from Iran. However, they have reserved their
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  Speaker 4: full and legitimate right to respond. A UN resolution, by
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  Speaker 4: the Way, proposed by the Arab States and the United States,
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  Speaker 4: says that the Iranians must immediately stop their illegal tolls
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  Speaker 4: on ships trying to pass the state straight of Portmouse
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  Speaker 3: I'm doing well.
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  Speaker 20: Joe and my clients that have taken advantage of that
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  Speaker 20: this morning. Gold is up over three percent, up one
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  Speaker 4: When was the last time any of you you got
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  Speaker 21: Yeah?
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  Speaker 20: Absolutely? And you know, and that's the thing is we
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  Speaker 21: You know.
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  Speaker 4: That's how guilty is charged.
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  Speaker 6: Yeah, so that's the way that goes, and that's the
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  Speaker 4: And there's a certain whimsy, you know, in the business
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  Speaker 4: you are in your world. James, God bless you, sir.
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  Speaker 4: You have a great morning. Thanks show you too. Four
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  Speaker 4: three four eighty two four to two one seven. We're
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  Speaker 4: talking about drone wars.
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  Speaker 5: Responsible for an escalation that will destroy everything, millions of
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  Speaker 5: people horribly killed, complete destruction of our culture here, yes,
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  Speaker 5: and the culture on vendor car disaster, disease, starvation, horrible lingering, death,
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  Speaker 5: pain and anguish that seems to fighten you.
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  Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly. And that's why you know. I've been worried
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  Speaker 4: about the development of drone technology as war fighting. Not
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  Speaker 4: because I want soldiers put in harm's way, but I
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  Speaker 4: want us putting soldiers in harm's way for righteous causes,
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  Speaker 4: not just like I said, just cause instead of just because.
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  Speaker 4: And it's important because I think as we develop more
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  Speaker 4: and more technology, that gives us the opportunity to just
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  Speaker 4: rain down destruction on our enemies without any real commitment
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  Speaker 4: of our own. I think it actually makes more war
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  Speaker 4: rather than ends more war. But I have no real
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  Speaker 4: gravitas outside of my knowledge of how these people in
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  Speaker 4: government office think and act and develop things. And that's
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  Speaker 4: where my concern comes from.
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  Speaker 14: It.
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  Speaker 4: Uh, doctor Clark is online. Now you've served in a
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  Speaker 4: forward position, and so you you you have a little
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  Speaker 4: bit of gravity tis in this? What do you do?
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  Speaker 4: You share my qualms about becoming more and more reliant
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  Speaker 4: on remote warfare?
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  Speaker 19: Yeah, you know, all the technology is great, Joe, it is.
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  Speaker 19: That's great stuff. And you don't own a piece of
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  Speaker 19: ground until you've got a guy standing on it holding
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  Speaker 19: a rifle saying this is mine now and you have
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  Speaker 19: to take it for.
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  Speaker 4: Me if you want it. That is so well said.
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  Speaker 19: Now I was gonna call and talk about how interesting
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  Speaker 19: it was your twenty two attorneys. Generals that are upset
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  Speaker 19: about mail ordered guns are very likely one percent in
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  Speaker 19: favor of mail order murder pills. So pimps could keep
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  Speaker 19: their girls working.
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  Speaker 3: Ah what, Oh.
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  Speaker 4: So good? I mean that's just there is so many layers.
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  Speaker 4: That's like a that's like a kirshvarshar toward That is
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  Speaker 4: so good. Uh there, Oh yeah, absolutely got to keep
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  Speaker 4: the mif of pristone coming in the mail, but don't
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  Speaker 4: send a glock. Yeah. So there's that.
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  Speaker 19: But Kim Kuccinelli has gotten caught me fired up during
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  Speaker 19: the news break here. Joe, Okay, well, it's unseemly that
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  Speaker 19: the Southern states would be racing to redistrict. All right,
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  Speaker 19: let's look at some some facts here, Joe, numbers. Did
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  Speaker 19: you know that there's one hundred and forty eight seats
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  Speaker 19: in the House of Representatives that represent racially gerrymander districts.
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  Speaker 19: I didn't know that, but there are Democrats hold one
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  Speaker 19: hundred and twenty two of those seats.
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  Speaker 4: One hundred and twenty.
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  Speaker 19: Two Democrats represent a rationally gerrymander district specifically designed so
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  Speaker 19: a Democrat can win there. They only hold two hundred
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  Speaker 19: and twelve seats.
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  Speaker 4: Joe.
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  Speaker 19: Now, I do the math in my head. Two hundred
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  Speaker 19: and twelve minus one hundred and twenty two. They hold
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  Speaker 19: ninety seats that are non racially gerrymandered so they can
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  Speaker 19: specifically win. Now, divide ninety by four hundred and thirty five,
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  Speaker 19: because that's how many seats there are. Twenty percent of
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  Speaker 19: Congressional Democrat representatives twenty percent are from non racially Gerrymander
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  Speaker 19: districts are a fifty to fifty country.
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  Speaker 4: Joe, what if I said all along and you're you're
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  Speaker 4: doing the math that bears out my point that conservatism
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  Speaker 4: is way more popular than foot Marxism. But here now,
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  Speaker 4: Ken Kochinelli, a head of the life Transparency Initiative was
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  Speaker 4: rush that's going on in all these estates like Louisiana,
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  Speaker 4: and as such, I.
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  Speaker 26: Think it is very unseemly.
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  Speaker 14: And it.
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  Speaker 26: Gives not real evidence, but it gives something for the
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  Speaker 4: So that's the statement he made regarding his disquiet about
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  Speaker 4: this rush to redistrict all these places. And I don't
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  Speaker 4: disagree with it. I don't think, you know, what he
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  Speaker 4: I would call it out for the lie that it is.
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  Speaker 4: This text message comes in from Louise said, Joe, haven't
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  Speaker 4: you said before if you're explaining, you're losing. So by
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  Speaker 4: to be the ones losing. Unpack that a little bit
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  Speaker 4: for you, But Clark, don't you see My point is
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  Speaker 4: is it's not that it's unreal, it's just we have
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  Speaker 4: to have Republicans ready to stand up to it.
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  Speaker 19: There's very few Republicans that can push periods out.
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  Speaker 4: Well, that's what I mean. So his concern is that, Okay,
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  Speaker 4: so all these states will redistrict, and every campaign mailer
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  Speaker 4: from every Democrat in Louisiana and Tennessee and Florida and
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  Speaker 4: you know, all these states will be about how Republicans
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  Speaker 4: four times as high as it's as a Republican has
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  Speaker 4: ever had support in the black community. It's up to
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  Speaker 4: a whopping sixteen percent. But they can't see. This is
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  Speaker 4: the thing Democrats can't win losing twelve percent of the
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  Speaker 4: black community support Republicans. They don't need it. It just
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  Speaker 4: makes it much harder for them to lose. They've got
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  Speaker 4: to hold on to that twelve percent and grow it,
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  Speaker 4: continue to grow it. So you have to have people
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  Speaker 4: like you and me. I count you and me amongst
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  Speaker 4: the people who are courageous enough that Virginia Guy Garrett
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  Speaker 4: said on the program, they have, you know, more courage
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  Speaker 4: to lie than Republicans have to call them out on it.
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  Speaker 4: And that's a big problem. I think that's what Ken
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  Speaker 19: Well, just think of how things would be if Republicans
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  Speaker 19: would grow a pair, ye, go and straighten people.
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  Speaker 4: Yeah, so.
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  Speaker 19: You know, it's not like I'm pro Republican an anti
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  Speaker 19: Democrat at I'm just more anti Democrat than i am
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  Speaker 19: anti Republican right this minute. Well, yeah, you get an
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  Speaker 19: honor census and it's not eighty twenty anymore. Joe, you
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  Speaker 19: think about the impact. You know, how badly do they
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  Speaker 19: not want to have a mid decade census?
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  Speaker 4: Oh?
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  Speaker 19: Very bad? We not want this because if we get
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  Speaker 19: an honor census, who should be represented by the American government, Joe,
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  Speaker 19: American citizens. If we get a census that only reflects
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  Speaker 19: how many citizens there are in the various states, sanctuary
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  Speaker 19: eighty five fifteen?
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  Speaker 4: Maybe? And I'm sorry, but look at it.
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  Speaker 19: It's just very difficult for me to accept that. Well,
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  Speaker 19: we're going to scuff some feelings if we snitch back
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  Speaker 19: the five percent of representation that they have stolen.
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  Speaker 4: Well, and also, you know, the idea that these districts
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  Speaker 4: It had to go, and ken's not wrong that the
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  Speaker 4: nineteen sixty four, how's that working for you? Because I
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  Speaker 19: Yes, that has to happen. You know, the we won't
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  Speaker 4: Well, I mean it's it's a plank in there. I
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  Speaker 1: Local and corporate controlled. Is still corporate controlled? This is
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  Speaker 4: And on a Teddnesday, maybe this is a good abstract.
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  Speaker 4: So we talked about this earlier in the program. Twenty
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  Speaker 4: two attorneys general have joined a coalition to bring attention
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  Speaker 4: to something that was announced very early in Pam Bondi's administration.
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  Speaker 4: And I feel bad, you know, And I don't know
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  Speaker 4: do it because Congress runs it and Congress shall make
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  Speaker 4: that Barack Obama thought were so troublesome about the Bill
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  Speaker 4: of Brights. But I think, you know, on a Tedsday,
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  Speaker 4: it's an important day to look at how our avatar
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  Speaker 4: messages and is bold and can take a stand on
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  Speaker 4: something that most people would say quote unquote or unpopular.
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  Speaker 4: So we were breaking down this rush to redistrict and
• 46:09
  Speaker 4: if you look at a map, there's a great clip
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  Speaker 4: to circulating in the internet. Yesterday morning on CBS and
• 46:15
  Speaker 4: the old gayl King Show guy was doing, you know,
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  Speaker 4: explaining the redistricting in Louisiana and the rulling o. Oh
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  Speaker 4: my god, look at the two congressional districts that run
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  Speaker 4: from New Orleans to Baton Rouge and it's like this
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  Speaker 4: blue river running through a red state. And I understand
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  Speaker 4: what you're when you talk about gerrymandering. This view of
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  Speaker 4: Louisiana is it's a master's class in it. But is
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  Speaker 4: that representing Baton Rouge? And we can set aside the
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  Speaker 4: Permanent Reapportionment Act because guess what, Baton Rouge would have
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  Speaker 4: its own congressional district and guess what, by population probably
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  Speaker 4: going to be a majority minority district. The reason you
• 47:14
  Speaker 4: didn't have majority minority districts was because the racists in
• 47:19
  Speaker 4: nineteen twenty nine passed the Permanent Reapportionment Act. And why
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  Speaker 4: are we still defending an act simply because it creates
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  Speaker 4: a bigger Congress that was written specifically to keep black
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  Speaker 4: people from having their vote. You want black majority districts.
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  Speaker 4: Get rid of this abomination. You want to talk about
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  Speaker 4: Jim Crow laws. I thought we got rid of Jim
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  Speaker 4: Crow laws. This is about. This is like discovering Oh hey,
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  Speaker 4: I mean I can still just decline to serve someone,
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  Speaker 4: but based on the color of their skin. Get rid
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  Speaker 4: of this abomination, this nineteen twenty nine Permanent Act for Reapportionment. Yes,
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  Speaker 4: it'll make a thirteen hundred person Congress. Yes, you'll all
• 48:10
  Speaker 4: make less money because the lobbyists aren't going to be
• 48:12
  Speaker 4: interested in you anymore. Grow get over it. Most of
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  Speaker 4: you the reason you can't deal. And I'm talking to
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  Speaker 4: the elected officials listening, or anyone related to any elected officials.
• 48:24
  Speaker 4: Most of you can't do what Donald Trump does when
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  Speaker 4: he goes into a black community because you have no
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  Speaker 4: connection to their issues. You go on listening tours and
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  Speaker 4: you go there and say, so, tell me what it's
• 48:37
  Speaker 4: like to be black in this community. I mean, it's
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  Speaker 4: like a Jiminy glick bit. So what's it like being poor?
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  Speaker 4: You have no clue what it's like trying to decide
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  Speaker 4: which bill to pay? And I know I sound like
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  Speaker 4: a campaign ad for a Democrat. But these are actual issues.
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  Speaker 4: They resonate because as they're real, and Republicans need to
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  Speaker 4: first and foremost go into those neighborhoods and get to
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  Speaker 4: know them, and not one time and say, well that's it.
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  Speaker 4: Did that check that off lays mark? No, yeah, that's
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  Speaker 4: not good enough. Set up offices in these poor communities,
• 49:24
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  Speaker 4: getting advice from people who have had trouble deciding do
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  Speaker 4: Hire people who have had children grow up in a
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  Speaker 4: advise you who have watched their good paying, legitimate jobs
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  Speaker 4: leave for overseas operations. These are real stories. They're not fake,
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  Speaker 4: quote Democrat stories. You want to win over Democrat votes,
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  Speaker 4: Go and actually start to listen to these people, and
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  Speaker 4: if you are really a conservative, you have free market
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  Speaker 4: solutions to these. Trust me, I am not graced with
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  Speaker 4: any great intellect, and I can tell you chapter and
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  Speaker 4: not the crony capitalism, softcore communism of the great society,
• 50:39
  Speaker 4: and that this is all the fruit of the great society.
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  Speaker 4: But these these are the things that we have to
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  Speaker 4: not wrong when he is concerned. As he told us yesterday.
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  Speaker 26: I think it is very unseemly and it's it gives
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  Speaker 26: not real evidence, but it gives something for the Democrats
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  Speaker 26: to point to as they continue to claim without basis
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  Speaker 4: So what we have to do is create the basis
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  Speaker 4: that we that we do care and that we have
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  Speaker 4: better answers. That's how Donald Trump has grown black support
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  Speaker 4: from four percent to sixteen percent, quadrupling the amount of
• 51:32
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  Speaker 4: How's that been working for you? And that's just the
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