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"POTUS to Mandate Voter ID" (Monday September 1, 2025, Hour 4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: When it's really unfortunate that we have people, you know,
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like him speaking on.
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Speaker 2: This, you know, making mornings great again. First thing today
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on the Chunk Media Network by Joe Thomas.
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Speaker 3: Jewort said, steal me, step me every day, money at
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least for work, when the sun comes up, drops.
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Speaker 4: A pet to school.
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Speaker 5: All these truth is everything, all the treasure needs.
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Speaker 6: The one that Joe's smile, he all the ex that's us, Je.
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Speaker 5: Bless you for having us into your Monday morning.
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Speaker 7: Joe, and that.
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Speaker 8: Yes we can alert law enforcement.
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Speaker 1: But this is not the moment to point fingers uh
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at at people.
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Speaker 9: It is time for us to come together.
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Speaker 5: And point fingers. See it's that the sanctified congressoman from Minneapolis,
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ilhan Omar. And when I saw that she was going
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to be making the rounds and going to be on CNN,
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and they're they're doing this thing where they don't have
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like a crossfire thing. I don't know if they have
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a they give up the expensive zoom license or not,
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but this is one at a time now and maybe
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it makes it easier to write their narrative rather than
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have two people going back and forth and actually showing,
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you know, the difference in ideas they can just drop
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verbal napalm on whoever preceded them. But ilhan Omar. When
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I saw that you, I said, well, it's got to
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be interesting because, as we pointed out to you last week,
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as the manifesto of Bobby the Minneapolis Murderer was released,
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one of the things that became clear was his port
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of Hamas as hatred of Israel and the hatred of
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anyone else who supports the United States who hates Israel.
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Now I've faced this before in many different forms. On
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the fifth anniversary of September eleventh and the terrorist attacks,
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we were broadcasting on location in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, only to
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be confronted and my children were confronted by the Westborough
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Baptists who told them that they were going to hell
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because their father me supported a country that allowed people
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to be gay. So, I mean, you can take it
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from all sides, and you read Bobby the Minneapolis Murderer's
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manifesto and you realize a couple of things. Number One,
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it's not hard to figure out what his motivation was.
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He hated anyone that supported Israel, but he also hated
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anyone in America that wasn't like him, including Latinos and blacks,
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and maybe he felt like their marginalized community was getting
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more attention than his marginalized community. And you say, ilhan
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Omar says, it's not time to point fingers. What has
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that done for our country? What has it been twenty
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five years, thirty years since we first started being told
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now is not the time to point fingers. And each
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time we don't point fingers, we get more murder, more destruction,
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more pain, more grieving parents, until the point where you
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have to stop and say, maybe this is what they want.
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Maybe it's not a bug. Maybe this is the feature
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that they've written into the video game so that at
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some point, when the authoritarian shows up and says, we
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can stop it all, but you've got to give up
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the Bill of rights, people will be like, okay, you
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make it stop. And of course the dirty secret is
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they won't make it stop. But we can discuss as
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Speaker 2: For You from Joe Thomas, It's first thing today.
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Speaker 5: So much to get into this morning. Reactions to several things,
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including the point of no time to point fingers? This
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one Mary listening this morning in Massachusetts, and I appreciate
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it up there in Lowell, She writes, Joe, what is
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your point about pointing fingers? What good does that accomplish? Well,
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here's how I view the operation of free society and crime.
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I believe that as a free society, you have to
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make the allowance that there are going to be people
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who don't remember the commandments. This is one of the
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things John Adams said upon reading the Constitution and the
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Bill of Rights, that he was asked what he thought
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of this constitution and he said, well, it's wholly inadequate
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for an immoral society. I think at that point saying well,
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this only works if we are a moral people. They
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should be axiomatic. Right. You can't be self governing unless, well,
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you're self governing. And we've spent the next two hundred
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years selling indulgences to borrow from our biblical texts each time,
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you know, somebody's grandma is heartbroken because of a tragedy,
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and a politician wants to be seen as doing something,
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and you know, rarely being able to actually physically do
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anything about a crime that has happened because they're not
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an investigator, and they're therefore you have to watch the
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detectives and wait for them to figure out what went on.
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But a free society has to operate on the premise
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that we observe as we watch transparently those trusted by
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our public officials to investigate a crime, to sufficiently collect
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enough evidence that the prosecutorial part of the process can
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bring charges against somebody who, you know, the police believe
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committed the crime and then put it out in front
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of a jury of community members for all to see
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in a public proceeding, present the evidence and say this
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is why we think this person violated some other citizens' rights.
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That's how you get justice. And that is what the
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left calls pointing fingers. The left likes to make excuses.
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It's the inanimate object's fault. It's the internet's fault that
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there's horrible things going on on the Internet. It's the
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computer's fault that there is the Internet. I thought it
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was al Gore's. But the gun's fault that people do
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violent things regardless, And of course bring up the story
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of the Scottish girls who are in trouble for defending
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themselves with knives, which apparently they weren't supposed to have.
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So never, we can't punish the people who are assailing
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them because well, they're politically protected. So society is only
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free if it holds its justice in that order, and
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we don't. We don't right now because It's literally is
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what they accuse us of doing. It's politicizing everything. Every arrest,
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every person that's arrested, every charge that's filed, every indictment
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that's asked for, is currently being done to make political
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points rather than making sure somebody sees what happens when
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you commit a crime and we catch you and we
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try you. That's what I mean by our disinclination to
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point fingers is how we get here. Mike rights in
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from Florida listening down on it looks like Treasure Coast TTV,
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he writes in and says, Joe, you mentioned in the
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news that the President's going to demand voter ID. Can
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he do that? I thought voter ID was a states matter. Well,
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the President's proposed, and it's only just you know, in
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a lot of ways, it's amusing. It's Donald Trump talking
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out loud, focus grouping out loud, seeing what the vox
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popular is on as particular subject, so he might if
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he's listening, or Eric and Laura had the winery that
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I know is with an earshot of us that we
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only have fair elections when we vote secretly in public view.
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And his attempts to stop mail in balloting is for
19:08
federal elections Congress, Senate, President, that kind of thing, because
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he does have purview on how those are conducted. That's
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why the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November
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is always election day. And it's done that way because
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the Constitution has been amended to dictate that schedule. But
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they can do that for federal elections, they can't make it,
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you know, Oh, you have to have your Board of
19:48
supervisors elections by this way. And the pushback is always
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and I think part of what Trump does is just
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to identify who the people are push back against something
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common sensical, like making it very hard to get an
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absentee ballot. It's too easy. Right now, let me su
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who's on the line with us? Four three four eight
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eight two four two one seven. Good morning, You're on
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the air with Joe Thomas. First thing this morning. Who's this?
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Speaker 5: This is Bob, Hey, Bob. How are things in Moscow?
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Speaker 22: Are you very sunny for the first day of school?
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And Russia all schools start on September.
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Speaker 5: First, Okay, the kids are back off to school and.
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Speaker 22: Interesting, yes, and the parents are very happy.
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Speaker 5: Well, so what is what is on your mind? What
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is triggered to you this morning.
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Speaker 22: Well, nick's President Trump naked. You'll no absentee ballots or
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no mail and votes for any federal election.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, that's why it was federal elections.
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Speaker 22: Okay, I didn't catch that part, you know, And you know,
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so it's just kind of strange why everyone's upset. But
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you're right. He puts things out to see who reacts.
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So the people that are listening are being educated to
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see the Democrats say one thing, but then they do
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another thing. It's his way of trying to get the
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news out to the public about what the Democrats are
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actually doing, just like with Bobby. The issue with Bobby,
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I don't know if you've got my email or read
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it or anything else, but Bobby and ill our Omar.
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The reason why I don't point the finger because everything
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that he represents is what Omar and the Democrats represents.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, if you read this manifesto, it might
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as well read like the DNC platform, especially when Crazy
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Speaker 11: I'm Andrew Saul, Commission of Self Security. I'm here to
25:06
warn you about telephone scammers pretending to be government employees.
25:10
Some of these scammers may say threatening things like you
25:14
will be arrested if you don't make payments or provide
25:17
personal information. Do not fall for these tricks. These calls
25:22
are not from US. Real solid security employees will never
25:26
threaten you for information or money. If you receive a
25:30
call like this, hang up. Never give the call of
25:33
your personal information like your Social Security number or bank account,
25:38
or send money in any form cash, gift cards, wire transfers.
25:43
Speaker 12: Or prepaid debit cards.
25:45
Speaker 11: Report the call to our law enforcement on the Office
25:49
of the Inspector General at OIG dot SSA dot gov.
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Speaker 13: Uh oh, Brah's buzzed.
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Speaker 5: Oh yeah yeah, he's starting with the woots.
26:01
Speaker 1: And now a speech.
26:02
Speaker 14: I just want to say that friendship is about heart,
26:06
art and brain.
26:08
Speaker 4: Who's with me.
26:09
Speaker 14: Good thing is he knows when he's buzzed, and my
26:11
brain is saying when it's time to go home. Somebody
26:14
call me a ride.
26:15
Speaker 13: Love that guy, me too.
26:17
Speaker 18: Know your buzzed warning signs, call for a ride when
26:20
it's time to go home.
26:21
Speaker 4: Buzz driving is drunk driving.
26:24
Speaker 19: Did you know that more than half our household energy
26:26
costs go to heating and cooling. Energy efficiency isn't just
26:30
good for the environment, It means lower utility bills too.
26:34
One way to reduce your energy waste is a home
26:37
energy assessment. Your utility company can help, or you can
26:41
learn how to do it yourself at energysavers dot gov.
26:44
That's energysavers dot gov. You'll learn to look for air
26:48
leaks around windows and doors, check ducks for holes, and
26:51
improve your insulation. Another time to cut energy costs is
26:55
when you shop for a new appliance. Look for the
26:57
energy Star logo and read the energy guide label. And
27:01
there are day to day things you can do. Lower
27:04
your thermostat in winter and raise it in the summer,
27:07
close fireplace stampers when they're not in use, and keep
27:10
air filters clean. For more tips on saving money by
27:13
reducing your energy waste check out FTC dot gov slash green.
27:19
A tip from the Federal Trade Commission, the nation's consumer
27:22
protection agency.
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this love.
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Speaker 2: From the home of the First Amendment.
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Speaker 26: First thing today, I can write it and will do
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it a lot, Ain't That's the truth, And that's one
28:51
of the things they don't want you to know, because remember,
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these are the same people that wrote laws that said
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if you can't get a job, because we've made the
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law that you can't get a job and you need
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public assistance, we can sterilize you, and a Supreme Court
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justice said, yeah, it sounds constitutional to me.
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Speaker 5: And the premise of why Oliver Wendell Holmes said such
29:16
horrific things were because it was public assistance. His ruling said,
29:22
three generations of imbeciles were enough. But it was the
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racism of the day the Dixiecrats. The reason they capped
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the size of the US House of Representatives was to
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keep the black community from taking over Congress. And those
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are the dirty little secrets that they don't want you
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to share, and the disquieting stuff said publicly. We were
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talking with Bob in Moscow heading to the break on
30:03
this very con that is born onto the free peoples
30:09
of the United States.
30:11
Speaker 22: And you wish he had never been whatever come, you know,
30:17
made to be this way or groomed to be this way.
30:22
I think that's his way of saying the LGBTQ community,
30:26
the Democratic Party, in the schools, everyone has forced him
30:30
to be that way, including possibly his mother.
30:33
Speaker 5: Well, I thought the use of the word groomed was interesting.
30:36
Speaker 22: I did.
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Speaker 5: I did catch the use of the word groomed, you know,
30:40
because it does seem like he's trying to accuse people
30:43
of forcing him into this lifestyle.
30:49
Speaker 22: I think he was forced into his lifestyle because wasn't
30:53
his choice to change his name to Robin or was
30:55
their mother involvement? Was that the reason why the mother
30:58
and father split up? Why didn't the judge do something
31:02
to judge, have every opportunity to do to have them
31:06
stop the issue, haven't get a psychiatric evaluation, and depending
31:10
on the outcome of that rule it so he feels
31:13
he was railroaded. And the only reason the Catholic school
31:17
is because maybe someone at the Catholic school was the
31:21
one that started.
31:22
Speaker 5: The screwing you or you know, his the connection again
31:28
with his mom working there, you may have had something
31:32
to do with it. But that's a very good question
31:35
and one will probably if it's if it's got any legs,
31:38
we'll never hear the answer to. Same thing with the
31:41
kid and butler, because these are the things that as
31:46
ilhan Omar says, we don't want to point fingers. But
31:49
my point is this generation that's been raised without pointing fingers,
31:54
look at what we've become. Look what's happened when we
31:57
can't punish somebody for doing something horrific.
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Speaker 22: Right, and also look at it's also the Minneapolis community,
32:07
you know, the very much from the Congo and kill
32:11
r Omar's area. My question is, I'd like to see
32:16
the number of Muslim children that are considered transgender or
32:24
are going through transgender healthcare. I bet you ninety nine
32:29
fund of the kids is all white. And I think
32:32
this is a way to eliminate the Anglo Christian faith.
32:37
Speaker 5: Well, and they have reproduced. The caliphate has has definitely
32:43
taken a point. And as mak Mudama Denijah told us
32:47
years ago, there are no gay people in Tehran, you know,
32:51
because it's that rapid deceleration trauma they all seem to
32:54
suffer from. And and so that's again a redoubling of
32:58
the irony. If if this kid, Bobby the murderer, had
33:03
ever managed to.
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Speaker 22: Get to Kaza City, I know.
33:07
Speaker 5: But you know it's it's it's my way of at
33:10
least acknowledging that, you know. But if he had ever
33:13
made it to Gaza City, he might have had a
33:16
come upp and about you know what was going to
33:18
get cut off and it wasn't going to be his
33:20
uh man parts. No, I appreciate it, Bob. We'll call
33:27
you Bob. It's Bobby the murderer from Minneapolis at four
33:33
three four eight eight two four two one seven. And
33:36
this is the part you know where it's you know
33:40
the expression you say, the quiet part out loud. Well,
33:42
this is the disquieting part out loud. And there are
33:47
plenty of and we make these moral conflations where you
33:53
say he was calling out for hell. Oh, so being
34:02
gay is mental illness. No, that's not what I'm saying.
34:06
And this is the wonderful group of people that will
34:10
insist that you and me were too closed minded. Yet
34:14
they always jump to that conclusion if you say, sounds
34:18
like the kid needed some mental health care. So being
34:22
gay as a mental disease, No, it's not. What do
34:26
you do that? Well, I know why they do it.
34:29
They do that so that you don't talk. They do
34:34
that so you don't ask why they don't because what
34:40
There was a point on Saturday during the Saturday program,
34:44
and yes we have a Saturday program. There was a
34:50
point during Saturday's program where we talked about indulgence versus
34:55
compassion and that they're not the same. There are too
35:00
many of us President Company excluded, I believe that conflate,
35:07
you know, compassion with indulgence is it compassion to give
35:17
the screaming five year old a bag of cookies because
35:21
that's what they want while they ride around with you
35:24
in the grocery store, and then twenty years hence have
35:30
type two diabetes that they'll have to care for themselves
35:33
with for the remainder of their lives. You can't say
35:38
cookies cause you see, this is exactly why you can't
35:42
have a discussion with some of these people. Note I
35:46
said some, because they immediately jump to this defensive posture.
35:56
It's the only really definition I can come up with it.
36:00
It's this ultra defensive Are you saying being gay is
36:04
a mental illness? No, I'm not saying being gay is
36:07
a mental illness. I'm saying a kid that hates his
36:10
body and who he is might want to see someone
36:15
about that. Because what we're doing is rather than showing
36:19
compassion for somebody who hates his body and himself and everything.
36:23
Speaker 22: He is.
36:25
Speaker 5: Such to the point of being driven to great physical change,
36:31
instead of showing the compassion of somebody saying, hey, why
36:36
don't we talk? Why don't we talk through the things
36:39
that are really bothering you? And Bob asked the sixty
36:45
four thousand dollars question. I know parents who have been
36:50
doing LGBTQ Munchausens by proxy transitioning. You're so brave. We
37:04
pour gasoline on the fire. Parents who don't feel like
37:08
they've fulfilled their lives, so all of a sudden, we
37:11
can fulfill our lives the same thing that drives munchmen.
37:15
Last time I checked, DSM has Munchausen's syndrome in there.
37:21
Because Bobby the murderer is not the only one who
37:24
needed to check up from the neck up is the concern,
37:28
especially as Mom lawyers up so you can't talk to her.
37:39
We've replaced compassion with indulgence, and that's going to be
37:47
the end of our free society. And as Bob pointed out,
37:52
perhaps that's intentional. Perhaps it's intentional.
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to do a recording. My wife still to this day, Sis, Joe,
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this is why you don't take vacations. Well, also the
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I'm an early morning riser. So you know what, what,
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even if we went away, even if we went somewhere,
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as long as I could get connected, why not do
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up couple of reactions to the pontiff.
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Speaker 3: Our prayers for the victims of the tragic shooting during
46:58
a school Mass in the American state of Minnesota.
47:03
Speaker 5: Well you understand, I mean it was a Catholic school,
47:06
so you expect the leader of the Catholic Church is
47:09
going to say something about it.
47:13
Speaker 3: But then we include in our prayers the countless children
47:18
killed and injured every day around the world.
47:21
Speaker 5: Also not a bad thing for the pontiff to preach
47:25
about it.
47:25
Speaker 3: It was okay, let us plead God to stop the
47:30
pandemic of arms large and small which infects our world.
47:36
Speaker 5: Yeah, see, that's where you lost me. I think you know,
47:38
I've thought you might have gone to the sixth commandment
47:41
thou shalt not murder. Me being the head of the
47:46
Catholic Church that checked my catechism's in and eliminated the
47:52
ten commandments in the Old Testament's still there in your Bible.
47:58
Kind of curious that rather than going back to the
48:02
ten commandments, and even even if he went back to
48:05
the more modern thou shalt not murder, thou shalt not
48:08
kill would have been what I thought would have been appropriate.
48:20
Terry writes in from Youngstown, Joe very excited to hear
48:25
that TSO is coming to Youngstown. I think they're actually
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kicking off their tour there, terry, and I'll let probably
48:34
know something by tomorrow. Maybe I don't think TSO's business
48:38
office has opened on Labor Day. But at some point,
48:42
you know, get an idea on whether you know, it's
48:44
not going to be like a bag of oh hey,
48:47
just toss them out. It might be a ticket pair
48:49
of tickets to each show. Yeah, who would I be
48:54
to be creedyus? Can I get a ten pack of
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tickets to each show? You know, like four undred tickets
49:00
down something? But he writes in on the pope, this
49:08
is why the Catholic Church has so much trouble right
49:12
now and is hemorrhaging parishioners. Catholics used to be the
49:20
most arch conservative people there, and in an effort to
49:24
gain more parishioners, they started to liberalize their handling of
49:30
scripture and has actually led to more people fleeing the
49:34
Catholic Church. I know there's a resurgence in Christianity, but
49:39
I worry that it's the kind of Christianity that leaves
49:42
things like you said this morning Leviticus completely out of
49:47
the teaching. You know what, And that is a fair
49:50
cop terry on religion. Because we have chronicle there has
49:58
been a mass resurgence of young people. Is it gen X?
50:04
Speaker 2: Now?
50:04
Speaker 5: Who are the twenty somethings looking for answers because their parents,
50:11
the millennials, said just do Your grandmother was a hippie
50:15
and woodstock and you should just go find your own
50:19
answers the way she did.
50:21
Speaker 22: Oh boy.
50:22
Speaker 5: And they're out there saying we know something's wrong, and
50:26
thank God for things like conservatives who get on the
50:30
radio and speak about it without retribution, without any pointing
50:38
of fingers congressoman Omar, but just saying bearing testimony to
50:45
what the faith gives you the power to do. But
50:48
you know your cop is I think fair to say, hey,
50:54
let's get more people in the church by eliminating some
50:58
of the more prickly part of it. Yeah, we'll skip
51:01
over Leviticus for a while, and that kind of thing.
51:09
But I thought this email was the most telling. Is
51:14
the pope share he writes in from San Bernardino. Is
51:20
the Pope going to ask God about the nine hundred
51:27
plus dead in Afghanistan because of an earthquake? Because it
51:33
seems like he's making a very big deal about two
51:36
people murdered in Minneapolis. I'm sure there aren't that many
51:43
Catholics that were killed in the earthquake in Afghanistan. But
51:47
human souls are human souls, are they not? Joe? Well,
51:53
now there you go again, you know, demanding consistency. Appreciate
52:00
you spending your labor day with me. I hope you're
52:03
having some friends over or however you do it. Most
52:07
of you that I imagine are working at some point,
52:11
even if it is oh. I received this a really
52:14
interesting email Saturday. We were going on about how the
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business the French Quarter and all these places restaurants, Joe,
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the food truck industry is booming. We cater like crazy
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on days like this. Call and welcome to your barbecue
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and do the barbecue for you hash tag. We appreciate
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where barbecue is a noun, obviously coming from south of
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the border there blue jeans, I appreciate it until tomorrow morning,
52:46
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