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"You know how to whistle, don't you?" (Thursday, April 16, 2026, Hour 4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Quick amaze your friends here in the first Thing Today
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  Speaker 1: by Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 2: JEORGEE that steal me stem you have a day at
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  Speaker 2: least for work.
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  Speaker 3: When the sun comes up, drops a kit of.
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  Speaker 4: Too scoop nay.
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  Speaker 5: Joe has everything a jam do all the Joses seven mets,
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  Speaker 6: Let me be Joe, thank you for letting me be
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  Speaker 6: of service to you this morning. I want to be
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  Speaker 6: as you roll into a Thursday morning or roll out
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  Speaker 6: of Wednesday, depending on where you're facing us. It's the
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  Speaker 6: last minute, isn't it? And that's why you text message
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  Speaker 6: to uh four three four eight eight two four two
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  Speaker 6: four to two one seven is the number, you know?
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  Speaker 6: I tease myself. Second, you know, second most famous Thomas
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  Speaker 6: in Charlottesville history. Somebody once queried me about why I
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  Speaker 6: thought I was better than Clarence Thomas, and I said, no, no, no,
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  Speaker 6: Clarence Thomas, not from Charlottesville. Oh okay, I think if
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  Speaker 6: we don't stand up and take ownership of our country
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  Speaker 6: and take responsible for it.
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  Speaker 7: We are slowly letting others control how we think and
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  Speaker 7: what we think. The I think the beauty of going
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  Speaker 7: If you think that the medical profession is not right,
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  Speaker 7: when you become a doctor or a medical person and
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  Speaker 7: you deal with that. I think we need to take
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  Speaker 7: ownership of our country. It's our country.
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  Speaker 6: So that's a Clarence Thomas yesterday dropping truth bombs. It
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  Speaker 6: is something in an abstract much more eloquent than I
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  Speaker 6: when we discuss these things. Because conservatives are too frequently
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  Speaker 6: just as guilty, or those who support conservative causes are
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  Speaker 6: too frequently guilty of the same thing Marxists are. We
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  Speaker 6: fall prey to this idea that there's this mystical, magical
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  Speaker 6: person that will fix things for us, or that because
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  Speaker 6: there's a Faisa warrant vote on the floor that you
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  Speaker 6: don't have freedom of speech. We're going to peel that
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  Speaker 6: a part a little bit more as we get into
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  Speaker 6: this morning, but right now we need our first things
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  Speaker 6: out on the air so that you know what we're
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  Speaker 6: talking about in grander scale and more specificity than just
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  Speaker 6: Clarence Thomas's statements. Their Treasury Secretary Scott Bessen said three
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  Speaker 6: dollars is a floor they will pass sooner rather than later,
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  Speaker 6: regarding the price of a gallon of gasoline, saying that
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  Speaker 6: negotiations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz continue and to
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  Speaker 6: that end, the folks who want to see lower gas
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  Speaker 6: prices may have received an ally in China. China and Russia,
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  Speaker 6: long a partner of Iran and the Brick Community, sent
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  Speaker 6: their foreign minister Wang Ye to Tehran to tell Iran's
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  Speaker 6: Abbas Arachi that there is quote a unanimous demand from
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  Speaker 6: the international community to reopen the Strait of horror moves
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  Speaker 6: working to reserve normal passage of the strait is a
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  Speaker 6: unanimous call from the international community. Meanwhile, Moscow said any
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  Speaker 6: approach in Iran's negotiations that recognizes that the republic has
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  Speaker 6: an inalienable right to enrich uranium for civilian purposes would
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  Speaker 6: be accepted in Moscow. That from Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. Meanwhile,
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  Speaker 6: the Pakistani mediators are in Tehran trying to extend a ceasefire,
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  Speaker 6: but also to try to set up the next face
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  Speaker 6: to face meetings between the US and Iran. The Senate
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  Speaker 6: voted down an effort led by Democrats and the Senate
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  Speaker 6: to restrict President Trump's ability to launch any further military
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  Speaker 6: oh yeah, you better stop that, Bob. The craziness, I mean,
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  Speaker 6: it's almost as crazy as the newspaper that said what
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  Speaker 6: was it? Was it the New is the New York
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  Speaker 6: Times this? Or was it the New York Post? Somebody
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  Speaker 6: a bad look. Did you How can you have the
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  Speaker 6: or Atlantic Treaty organization. But the story of crony capitolism
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  Speaker 6: has struck a nerve. Jerry writes in what a great phrase.
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  Speaker 6: I never thought of calling it capitolism. Can I steal that?
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  Speaker 6: It's not stealing if you ask, And quite honestly, I
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  Speaker 6: don't copyright this stuff. So if you if you hear
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  Speaker 6: a phrase that pays, go use it. I don't even
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  Speaker 6: care if you use it on your own blog. It's capitolism.
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  Speaker 6: I'm sure I didn't think of it. Somebody else had
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  Speaker 6: to have written it somewhere. Adam Smith or Ludwig von
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  Speaker 6: Messes or somebody had to have written the phrase crony capitolism,
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  Speaker 6: as in the capitol of your government. But we do
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  Speaker 6: this now. Our governments are low rent shark tank wannabes.
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  Speaker 6: These are all Mark Cuban and mister Marvelous or whatever
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  Speaker 6: his name is wannabes. You've heard the old expression that Washington,
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  Speaker 6: DC is like Hollywood for ugly people. Well, all of
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  Speaker 6: our state capitals are shark tank for ugly people, because
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  Speaker 6: you have to give them your money or you go
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  Speaker 6: to prison, you lose your home, you lose your property.
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  Speaker 6: I mean, you gameplay this out. We went into this
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  Speaker 6: yesterday after the Civil War. And again I apologies here
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  Speaker 6: because people only listen in black and white. Sometimes I
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  Speaker 6: know you're different than that. You and me were simpatico
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  Speaker 6: in this. We can be intellectually honest and say that
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  Speaker 6: the invasion of the South was over the lost tax
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  Speaker 6: revenues that the North had the South cessation prior to
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  Speaker 6: the Civil War, or the Northern invasion was over slavery.
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  Speaker 6: They wanted to keep having slaves, and they liked having slaves.
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  Speaker 6: See all the legislation they passed after the reunification. You'll
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  Speaker 6: know them for their actions. I say, I say, look
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  Speaker 6: at me when I'm talking to your boy. Look at
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  Speaker 6: the Permanent Act for Reapportionment. That act alone was in
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  Speaker 6: response to the growing prosperous Black community that was threatening
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  Speaker 6: to take too much majority, too many voices, put too
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  Speaker 6: many voices in Congress to dilute the Dixiecrats. Damn it.
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  Speaker 6: So the idea of confiscating your money comes in sixteenth
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  Speaker 6: Amendment says we have to take your money before you
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  Speaker 6: get it, because the Fifth Amendment says we can't just
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  Speaker 6: take it. Once you take possession of it, we can't
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  Speaker 6: take it. I still argue that once you've done the
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  Speaker 6: work for the money, it's yours regardless. But that's a
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  Speaker 6: different matter. I've been told I misunderstandify the Constitution because
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  Speaker 6: I'm not an esteemed clam I'm just whatever. These people,
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  Speaker 6: Republican and Democrat alike, like having a big bag of
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  Speaker 6: other people money that they can give two friends contributors,
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  Speaker 6: people they hope that are their friends. And this is
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  Speaker 6: easily seventy five percent of the reason we're in the
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  Speaker 6: financial situation we are because we've allowed our government to
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  Speaker 6: in one hand, enact regulations perverting the commerce clause that
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  Speaker 6: give them the say over all our businesses. For no
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  Speaker 6: better example than COVID and the lockdowns during COVID nineteen.
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  Speaker 6: Government has no authority to tell you to close your business.
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  Speaker 6: They do have the authority to take away your license.
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  Speaker 6: Why because you've given it to them, and you gave
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  Speaker 6: it to them because you thought it would be fun
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  Speaker 6: to watch your competitors have to get the same licenses
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  Speaker 6: you did. And then they came to you and said,
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  Speaker 6: your license if you don't shut down, But sorry, can't
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  Speaker 6: operate without a license because we can't arrest you for
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  Speaker 6: Abigail Spanberger giving her husband's company L three Harris eighteen
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  Speaker 6: million taxpayer dollars. And she's not the only one. She's
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  Speaker 6: the most recent one that's been caught with this. I mean,
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  Speaker 6: Swollwell the least bad of this bunch? And this crowd
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  Speaker 6: redistrict it all, joining us as Doug Olivant, who is
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  Speaker 6: running against Yavigny. And I say it that way because
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  Speaker 6: How are you doing, sir? And I know it takes
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  Speaker 6: may try to stretch that seventh district out so far
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  Speaker 21: Well, good morning, Joe, And you know the short answer is,
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  Speaker 21: knew him as Yell.
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  Speaker 6: They didn't know he had any other name. Everyone called
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  Speaker 21: So everyone's kind of surprised to hear this Eugene branding.
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  Speaker 21: But anyway, I woke up and here he is my
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  Speaker 21: congress run and that was just unacceptable. And after going
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  Speaker 21: So here we are.
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  Speaker 6: a whole lot is apparently Evigni Vindamin is using his
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  Speaker 6: in Congress to use your office to campaign, because there's
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  Speaker 6: more important separation between elected office and campaign. What you
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  Speaker 21: Him, well, he has, you know, allegedly, and I don't
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  Speaker 6: This is a state.
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  Speaker 21: Yeah, As a candidate, I'm acutely aware of how much
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  Speaker 21: to have a real trouble getting re elected given his policies,
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  Speaker 6: See I've made the case. Doug Oliphant is running for
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  Speaker 6: you a greater chance? I mean, it's been sometime since
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  Speaker 21: It does not. The current seventh is generally considered to
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  Speaker 6: I believe it's you know, they'll just stretch it out
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  Speaker 16: Uh?
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  Speaker 21: You would, you would think so, But let me I'll
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  Speaker 6: So the lights need to be turned back on again.
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  Speaker 6: Just yesterday and talking about Vigni, Vindemann brought this back up,
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  Speaker 6: more declassified documents that have been released now showing you know,
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  Speaker 6: prior to submitting his complaint. Prior to So there's an
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  Speaker 6: The whistleblower stuff seemed like at the time tangential. Oh
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  Speaker 6: my gosh. Well, first it's Crossfire Hurricane and the Steele dossier,
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