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Local Reaction to Minnesota · Richard Randall Show

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Speaker 3: Well, you know, ice is getting in the way of
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Speaker 3: people just you know, doing their thing, and is their
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Speaker 3: thing having pedophiles in their neighborhood? Is there thing having
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Speaker 3: gang bangers in their schools? If I think I'm kidding
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Speaker 3: around about this, I'm not aware that it's a problem nationally.
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Speaker 3: I want to be, you know, one of these people
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Speaker 3: who says something alarm us and it turns out, well,
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Speaker 3: wait a minute, that's not even true. In fact, that's
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Speaker 3: gonna be one of the topics here today that it's
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Speaker 3: not even true.
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Speaker 4: But it is, and.
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Speaker 3: We've reported on that, we talked about it before. Honestly,
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Speaker 3: down along the border with Mexico, complaints coming in from
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Speaker 3: a lot of parents who've got kids in school there,
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Speaker 3: and it's like, hey, do you people know all your
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Speaker 3: people in the media the rest of you even understand
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Speaker 3: that my children go to school with the children of
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Speaker 3: cartel members. If that sounds a regius to you, it
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Speaker 3: is not.
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Speaker 4: I've got a sister south Padre.
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Speaker 3: She keeps me posted on all the things that are
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Speaker 3: going on down there to the crime, et cetera. And
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Speaker 3: you know, if you look at the businesses on the
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Speaker 3: American side of the border, they are still controlled to
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Speaker 3: an extent by cartels. Well hold on, they got somebody
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Speaker 3: in the back with the dregs going no, no, I'm
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Speaker 3: not talking about that. I'm talking about it's a racket.
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Speaker 3: They have to pay protection money so that their story
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Speaker 3: is save. It doesn't get burnt down, it doesn't get looted,
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Speaker 3: it doesn't have anything bad happen into it. But who
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Speaker 3: are they paying this protection to and who are they
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Speaker 3: protecting from? Well, you pay the protection money to the cartel,
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Speaker 3: and the cartel is protecting you from the cartel. That's
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Speaker 3: why it's always works. I mean, that's been in neighborhoods
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Speaker 3: going gosh, one hundred, two hundred years here in the
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Speaker 3: United States of America. Mafia used to be big on
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Speaker 3: this New York places like that. You know, we're gonna
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Speaker 3: take care of your business. Make sure that nothing bad
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Speaker 3: happens here. Well, what could it bad? Could happen here? Yeah,
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Speaker 3: they didn't spell it out. I don't think obviously all
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Speaker 3: the times. But all right, so it's just a couple
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Speaker 3: of quick points. I'm a little bit delayed coming in
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Speaker 3: this morning. If you're watching and streaming on seven forty
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Speaker 3: kr Facebook page, you can see here's my little device,
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Speaker 3: and I use I know a lot of people use
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Speaker 3: Google Maps. There's a kind of apps that you can use.
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Speaker 3: I use Ways WAZ. It is incredibly I mean just
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Speaker 3: incredibly accurate. If I put a time in that I'm
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Speaker 3: leaving and when I'm supposed to get to a particular place,
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Speaker 3: it might be eight hundred miles away, it might just
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Speaker 3: be from one part of town to the other. I
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Speaker 3: can tell you that Ways is usually at most not
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Speaker 3: five minutes off of where the actual arrival time is.
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Speaker 4: So I use that every day I get up.
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Speaker 3: I want to make sure between what Shawn's telling me
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Speaker 3: and what I'm seeing on my app that the United
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Speaker 3: State is good to go. Today it was not. And
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Speaker 3: usually that means that from the time that I leave
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Speaker 3: until the time I get here, there'd been a real
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Speaker 3: recent accident that was not showing up on the app
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Speaker 3: or it starts showing up on the app once I
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Speaker 3: was driving, and so southbound traffic, if you're in southbound traffic,
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Speaker 3: I don't know what to say about you, folks, because
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Speaker 3: I'm going northbound and I see you going southbound month
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Speaker 3: after months, day after day, and you just have these
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Speaker 3: crazy backups. Well, we had that for a portion of
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Speaker 3: the drive north today and I was talking to Sean
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Speaker 3: about it, and it was mostly just a couple of accidents,
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Speaker 3: and they weren't even big accidents, honestly. One was a
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Speaker 3: flat tire and the person should have pulled his car
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Speaker 3: as far off the road as he could instead of
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Speaker 3: just leaving it, you know, kind of on the side
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Speaker 3: of the road to change the tire and leaving the
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Speaker 3: blown out tire in the middle of the road, so
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Speaker 3: people had to dodge around that. People are kind, they
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Speaker 3: move over, they try to give space to law enforcement
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Speaker 3: or people in an emergency. The other one was just simply,
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Speaker 3: you know, a fender bender. Somebody hit the brake lights,
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Speaker 3: person behind them not following the right distance, they're too close,
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Speaker 3: running to the back of it. They didn't even have
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Speaker 3: air bags deployed, which is one of the measures that
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Speaker 3: if you ever call nine to one one about an accident,
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Speaker 3: that's one of the first things they say, air bags
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Speaker 3: is deployed, because that gives them an idea of just
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Speaker 3: how violent or not the accident was.
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Speaker 4: So that was part of what.
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Speaker 3: I was looking at.
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Speaker 4: And then I get up to.
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Speaker 3: Guard one of the gods and I realized what the
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Speaker 3: biggest hang up was. And you've seen people like this before,
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Speaker 3: and I don't know why they end up this way.
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Speaker 3: I don't know how they end up this way. I
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Speaker 3: don't know if they love being this way or because
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Speaker 3: it's a lifestyle thing or they don't. But I'm looking
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Speaker 3: at one of these older pickups with a camper on
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Speaker 3: the back of it. It looks like, you know, nineteen sixty
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Speaker 3: camper with the you know, little sleeping place over the
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Speaker 3: top of the hood of the truck. But more importantly,
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Speaker 3: the entire thing is covered with Christmas lights. I'm like, Okay,
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Speaker 3: Christmas kind of over with. But I guess people seek
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Speaker 3: attention in every which way. When you get close enough
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Speaker 3: to look, he's taking a big bed sheet and put
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Speaker 3: it on the back of the camper and it interret
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Speaker 3: of course, he's got a big circle and then he's
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Speaker 3: got ice written in the middle of it, and then
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Speaker 3: a slash no ice. You're holding up all the traffic
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Speaker 3: going northbound because of no ice. This is the part
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Speaker 3: I don't understand, and I would like your.
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Speaker 4: Input on this. We've talked about this before.
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Speaker 3: But I don't understand how these folks believe that stopping traffic,
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Speaker 3: who straights are streets, making people late for work, getting
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Speaker 3: them aggravated. I don't know how in the world they
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Speaker 3: think that helps their cause. Now, I want to tell
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Speaker 3: you I've seen protests in Color Springs, and by and large,
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Speaker 3: protesters here do not do that, especially more recently, they
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Speaker 3: don't do that. Summer of twenty and twenty.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, they did that.
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Speaker 3: They marched from city Hall down to the Police Operations Center,
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Speaker 3: and they could have done that on the sidewalk. But
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Speaker 3: it feels very powerful. Whose streets are streets? Right?
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Speaker 4: And they shut down interstates?
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Speaker 3: Obviously, they shut down I twenty five here for a
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Speaker 3: little bit of time. They up in Denver they shut
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Speaker 3: down I twenty five for only a little bit of time.
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Speaker 3: I was really pleased and surprised to see police come
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Speaker 3: out and get them off the road within five minutes
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Speaker 3: of trying to shut down the interstate I two twenty
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Speaker 3: five going through Aurora was a completely different story.
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Speaker 4: What do they hope to accomplish? So here's here's what
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Speaker 4: I'd like to do today.
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Speaker 3: I was thinking about yesterday. Some of the calls had
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Speaker 3: some younger callers in, and I wish I should have
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Speaker 3: asked them.
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Speaker 4: Then I didn't have a chance to.
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Speaker 3: But whenever I'm going out, whether it's a protest rally
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Speaker 3: or whatever, I'm trying to talk more younger people getting
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Speaker 3: engaged because right now the only engagement they have is
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Speaker 3: either Reddit, Blue Sky, sometimes Instagram or TikTok. But they
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Speaker 3: don't have a very unbiased opinion that they're getting from
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Speaker 3: these news sources, if you can call them that. What
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Speaker 3: they have is there for you based on the algorithm
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Speaker 3: of everything they read, which is liberal, or they're following
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Speaker 3: a particular group of people which is liberal. And the
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Speaker 3: divide in this country was never more clearcut to me
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Speaker 3: than on Sunday, standing out there in the freezing cold
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Speaker 3: with a lot of people, and I have this is
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Speaker 3: good news and bad news. Okay, the good news is
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Speaker 3: is that they're not lying. They actually believe what they're saying.
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Speaker 3: Take a polygraph out there, and they all believe that
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Speaker 3: they're saying and doing the right thing. They don't understand
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Speaker 3: that it's not productive whatever. But I don't think that
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Speaker 3: they expect it.
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Speaker 4: To be productive.
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Speaker 3: I mean maybe in the back of their mind or something.
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Speaker 3: I don't know that I could get any of them
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Speaker 3: to just acknowledge.
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Speaker 4: You know what.
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Speaker 3: I'm only here because it feels good and because I
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Speaker 3: am now, to quote Jesse Jackson, I am somebody. Well,
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Speaker 3: how did you become Did you become somebody because you
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Speaker 3: worked hard through high school or college, or you got
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Speaker 3: out of high school, you got a job here, did this?
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Speaker 3: Did this?
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Speaker 4: No?
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Speaker 3: Not really. I just became a somebody because I bought
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Speaker 3: a face mask and I bought some clothing, and then
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Speaker 3: I got on an email list, so I get a
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Speaker 3: blast of what's going on, and then I go.
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Speaker 4: To all these protests and stuff.
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Speaker 3: And that makes you what it makes me as somebody.
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Speaker 3: That is one of the biggest problems that we have.
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Speaker 3: And I spent that I talked about it a little
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Speaker 3: bit yesterday. I've been trying to look into that as
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Speaker 3: much as I can, because I don't less and less
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Speaker 3: do I think that you and I are going to
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Speaker 3: be able to persuade anybody to change their minds. And
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Speaker 3: if that is the case, then I guess the option
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Speaker 3: is just to go ahead and unfriend people, cut loose people,
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Speaker 3: do it on social media, or do it in person
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Speaker 3: where you just have or I should say, maybe not
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Speaker 3: necessarily in person because you don't see all these people
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Speaker 3: all the time, but a phone call, text message individually
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Speaker 3: to them, whatever have you done that? Because I've only
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Speaker 3: done that to one person, I still have a lot
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Speaker 3: of people, and I've got this stupid idea that somehow
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Speaker 3: you and I have you got the facts and the
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Speaker 3: power of persuasion, and we can somehow convince these people
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Speaker 3: of the air of their ways. When I realized is
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Speaker 3: that all of these people down there at this protest,
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Speaker 3: the prior to No Kings and all the rest, they
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Speaker 3: think they've got the moral high ground, but they don't
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Speaker 3: think that they.
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Speaker 4: Can persuade you or me. Wait wait, why is that?
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Speaker 3: Well, they think that we're fascists or were Nazis, and
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Speaker 3: President Trump is a fascist or a Nazi. So we've
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Speaker 3: got the Olympics coming up, and I mean sometimes people
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Speaker 3: they are just grand standing and for who, I'm not
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Speaker 3: quite sure. I mean, I think mostly it's for people
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Speaker 3: that they can go to a party and the folks
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Speaker 3: there will say, you are so brave to stand up.
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Speaker 3: So we've got the Olympics coming up, right, and I
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Speaker 3: mean I recommend to you that we've got an event
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Speaker 3: downtown when we've got the Olympics, the Winter Olympics. I
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Speaker 3: love the Winter Olympics, and it is awesome. You've got
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Speaker 3: a big screen TV, you can be watching it. You've
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Speaker 3: got people who are you there and performing different things.
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Speaker 3: You can participate in different things. But let's go to
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Speaker 3: one of my favorite reporters, that is Jonathan Savage. And
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Speaker 3: keep in mind that the Olympics are starting pretty soon.
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Speaker 4: It's February sixth.
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Speaker 3: Right, So we've got a new mission for ice agents.
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Speaker 3: This time it is the Olympic Games in Italy. Jonathan
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Speaker 3: Savage has got that for us from Fox.
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Speaker 5: The Winter Olympics. With added ice immigrations and customs enforcement
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Speaker 5: agents are to play a security role in the upcoming games.
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Speaker 5: The Olympics are being hosted by the Milan Cortina region
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Speaker 5: of northern Italy. US embassy. Sources in Rome have told
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Speaker 5: the AP that the federal ICE agents will support diplomatic
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Speaker 5: security details. The mission is to vet and mitigate risks
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Speaker 5: from transnational criminal organizations. They won't be involved in anything
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Speaker 5: to do with immigration enforcement. But the mayor of Milan,
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Speaker 5: Giuseppe Sala, says ICE isn't welcome in his city. This
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Speaker 5: is a militia that kills, he told old Italian radio
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Speaker 5: in London, Jonathan Savage, Folks News.
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Speaker 3: The hell this is a mean milicia that kills. I've
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Speaker 3: told you before. That's where my ancestors came from. I
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Speaker 3: don't know anybody that feels that way. Certainly the Prime
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Speaker 3: Minister of Italy doesn't feel that way. Or let me look.
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Speaker 3: I'll look in the break here to see if she does.
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Speaker 3: I would be stunned, absolutely stunned if she did, because
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Speaker 3: she appears to be on our side. Now. I will
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Speaker 3: tell you that sending ICE to perform security at the
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Speaker 3: Olympics is not part of their mission so far as
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Speaker 3: I know. And it's a bad look unless you can
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Speaker 3: tell me, well, Richard, it's a great look because we're
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Speaker 3: allowing the entire world to know who these people are,
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Speaker 3: what they do. Are they going to be wearing masks
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Speaker 3: over there, because as soon as you bring them there,
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Speaker 3: you have opened up an entire issue that doesn't need
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Speaker 3: to be open. We should have plenty of security people
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Speaker 3: from military whatever that we can send over there without
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Speaker 3: it being ice. I'm a little bit baffled by that.
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Speaker 3: And if I had the President's here, I don't. But
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Speaker 3: if I did, I'd say, mister President, let's focus on
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Speaker 3: in the United States. If we need to search even
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Speaker 3: more people into Minneapolis or some of these other cities,
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Speaker 3: let's do that. Unless you know you've got a good
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Speaker 3: explanation for why it would be ice.
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna take a break.
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Speaker 3: But you notice I just did something that the left
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Speaker 3: will ever do, take an honest look at something, and
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Speaker 3: that honest look may or may not reflect well on Christino,
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Speaker 3: Tom Holman or you know, President Trump, et cetera.
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Speaker 4: And so I call it the way I see it.
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Speaker 3: The people I talked to with the protests that people
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Speaker 3: call in here, the liberals I hear from on social media,
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Speaker 3: they don't do it that way. There's never, ever, ever
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Speaker 3: self examination. And yet it feels good to be out
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Speaker 3: there testing. So imagine a woman who thinks I'm gonna
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Speaker 3: go out there and stand up against the man. I'm
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Speaker 3: gonna buy a let's say, buy gas mask at some
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Speaker 3: surplus place, and I'll wear that, and then I'm gonna
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Speaker 3: get up to the front lines, and if I see
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Speaker 3: them throw something at me, I'm gonna pick it up
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Speaker 3: and throw it back at them, unless it's a flash bang,
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Speaker 3: in which case it's a whole different story. So any
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Speaker 3: of you out there, this will primarily be guys, but
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Speaker 3: any of you out there ever try to throw light
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Speaker 3: and throw fireworks, I've done that. Oh yeah, I had
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Speaker 3: one to go off in my hand. Actually I had
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Speaker 3: a couple go off in my hand. That is, in
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Speaker 3: essence what happened to her, except it wasn't a lady finger,
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Speaker 3: it wasn't a black cat. It was something that she
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Speaker 3: had no business trying to pick up and throw back
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Speaker 3: at anyone. And I am sympathetic. It's a tragedy, but
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Speaker 3: I don't have all that much empathy for a person
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Speaker 3: like that. Do you have empathy for a person like that?
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Speaker 3: Or is it? You know what you f around and
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Speaker 3: you find out, and what you found out is you
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Speaker 3: shouldn't be trying to pick up things as if reconized
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Speaker 3: shart break your thoughts that we can back someone nine
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Speaker 4: Where fabulous. So how about this?
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Speaker 3: I have to spend probably two or three times more
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Speaker 3: research then I used to have to do even a
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Speaker 3: year ago. And yes, of course it's AI, and it
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Speaker 3: keeps getting better and better and better. There are times
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Speaker 3: I look at it and I'm like, geez, that's pretty
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Speaker 3: apparent that it's AI. And there are other times, not
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Speaker 3: all that frequently, but it's happening more and more where
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Speaker 3: I look at something and I'm like, Okay, this doesn't
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Speaker 3: look like the kind of thing that in reality I
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Speaker 3: think it's taking place. However, it's pretty well done. Give
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Speaker 3: me give you an example would be there's a photograph
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Speaker 3: of purportedly of Alex pretty and ANX. It's got three images,
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Speaker 3: one of him how he normally looks, and then he's
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Speaker 3: dressed up like a huge can you say flamming for
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Speaker 3: a flaming for a drag queen or I don't know
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Speaker 3: what that proper terminology is, big high heels and all
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Speaker 3: of the rest and then dressed up in more rainbow
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Speaker 3: colors than you know what to do with. And I
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Speaker 3: looked at it and I thought, you know what, I'm
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Speaker 3: pretty sure that's not probably accurate, and so I do
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Speaker 3: look into it, and I couldn't find anywhere that that
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Speaker 3: was in fact true. Now you have to remember a
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Speaker 3: lot of these people or their families when something bad happens,
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Speaker 3: first thing they do as they go back, and they
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Speaker 3: start scrubbing all of their social media. I guess I
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Speaker 3: would suggest that if you're so stupid that you're going
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Speaker 3: to post things on social media that are going to
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Speaker 3: paint you in a poor light, or you're making threats
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Speaker 3: against somebody, then maybe you shouldn't put it there in
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Speaker 3: the first place so you wouldn't have to scrub it later. On.
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Speaker 3: The truth though, is I didn't take debate on that.
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Speaker 3: It took me, though I don't know, I don't want
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Speaker 3: to exaggerate, fifteen minutes to sort it out. I started
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Speaker 3: thinking last night and early this morning, well, I'm going
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Speaker 3: to ask my listeners if they've seen things out there
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Speaker 3: that is disinformation or misinformation, and that is and it
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Speaker 3: could come from both sides, mind you, and I always
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Speaker 3: try to figure that out. So Quibona, who benefits from
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Speaker 3: a photograph that's obviously photoshopped of a dead man looking
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Speaker 3: like this, Well, I guess if you want the narrative
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Speaker 3: that there are a lot of trans terrorists out there,
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Speaker 3: but you don't have to do that because they're already
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Speaker 3: real life trans terrorists who are out there. Give you
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Speaker 3: another one, though, and so that one, I don't know.
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Speaker 3: Maybe is it just to make him look bad or
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Speaker 3: embarrassing or something thing could be but more egregious. As
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Speaker 3: I started looking into, you know, false things that are
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Speaker 3: out there for two hundred dollars Alex no pun intended
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Speaker 3: on Alex Pritty. I did see a photograph purportedly of
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Speaker 3: Alex Pritty on his knees kind of leaning forward, and
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Speaker 3: behind him it looks like it is border patrol has
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Speaker 3: got a handgun out and has it kind of to
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Speaker 3: the back of the head or to the back, and
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Speaker 3: I'm like, you know what, I looked at that video,
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Speaker 3: four or five of them from different angles. I saw
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Speaker 3: nothing like that. But it now makes sense why at
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Speaker 3: the protest there would be a woman saying, you know,
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Speaker 3: this is like Nazi Germany. Whether you line him up
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Speaker 3: alongside of a mass grave. They're kneeling. You shoot him
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Speaker 3: in the head and that's the end it. Because I
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Speaker 3: was thinking, how the hell could somebody come to that conclusion.
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Speaker 3: She probably saw that photograph. That's how she probably came
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Speaker 3: to that conclusion. Let's go to news when we come
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Speaker 3: back your thoughts seven one nine seven five zero seven
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Speaker 3: four is zero? Have you seen or heard anything recently
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Speaker 3: that you just know bs from the very beginning? And
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Speaker 3: yet it's out there and it's creating a false narrative
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Speaker 3: that makes it dangerous, dangerous, dangerous cut through.
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Speaker 2: The north that they impede our operations.
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Speaker 6: That's a crime.
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Speaker 1: These are historic time.
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Speaker 5: And we will hold them accountable to those consequences.
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Speaker 1: On seven KVR a KVR dot com.
19:28
Speaker 3: All right, if we want to talk about things that
19:32
Speaker 3: just annoy me, let me get to Sean real quickly. Sean,
19:35
Speaker 3: you don't annoy me. I know you're on a tight schedule,
19:38
Speaker 3: and David is a call screener and the producer. Folks,
19:41
Speaker 3: if you're legitimately on a tight schedule, I want to
19:44
Speaker 3: get as many phone calls as I can.
19:46
Speaker 4: I prefer them the text messages.
19:48
Speaker 3: And I know some of you are on a tight schedule,
19:50
Speaker 3: just till David that can Richard get to me as
19:52
Speaker 3: quickly as possible, and we'll do that. I don't want
19:54
Speaker 3: to encourage everybody just to say that, but if it's true,
19:57
Speaker 3: as in the case of Sean, let's go ahead and
19:59
Speaker 3: do it. John H.
20:01
Speaker 4: Microphone is yours? What do he have this morning?
20:03
Speaker 7: There's an issue with your audio?
20:05
Speaker 3: There?
20:06
Speaker 4: Go ahead, John, what do you have?
20:08
Speaker 6: Oh?
20:08
Speaker 7: There you go? Thank you. I went to KOAA dot
20:11
Speaker 7: com and I used to get my local news and
20:13
Speaker 7: weather there and the headline the head was a nurse
20:19
Speaker 7: filming ice killed in Minneapolis. No mention he had a firearm,
20:26
Speaker 7: no mention he was wrestling with ice.
20:27
Speaker 3: Oh whoa whoa hold on, Sean, you're telling me that
20:31
Speaker 3: that was the narrative of Alex pretty getting shot, that
20:36
Speaker 3: it was a nurse. That give me the impression he
20:38
Speaker 3: was out there and taking care of somebody who was
20:40
Speaker 3: injured and almost blew their fingers off at a protest,
20:44
Speaker 3: or was in a hospital. Ice came in in an
20:47
Speaker 3: emergency room and ended up should is that the impression
20:51
Speaker 3: that people would come away from Sean.
20:56
Speaker 7: It was as if you know, he was an innocent
20:59
Speaker 7: bystander and happened to be a nurse and was shot
21:02
Speaker 7: by ice. Not the case at all. And that was
21:05
Speaker 7: shortly before I did the length on my computer, right
21:08
Speaker 7: after I emailed them and say, hey, this is propaganda.
21:11
Speaker 7: This is not a news article. And even today hundred's
21:16
Speaker 7: protest in Colorado Springs after ice agent kills another American citizen.
21:22
Speaker 3: Okay, you know, I want to do more of this. Honestly,
21:27
Speaker 3: I plan on doing this not as a complete theme
21:30
Speaker 3: of a show on a daily basis, Sean and the
21:33
Speaker 3: rest of you, but this is going to be incorporated
21:36
Speaker 3: as part.
21:37
Speaker 4: Of the show.
21:38
Speaker 3: So if at any time in the twenty four or
21:41
Speaker 3: actually you know, twenty two hours from the time I
21:43
Speaker 3: say goodbye at ten o'clock until we reconvene at eight o'clock,
21:48
Speaker 3: you see something, Sean or the rest of you happen
21:50
Speaker 3: to see something out there, and it's a completely it's
21:54
Speaker 3: either misrepresented or it's slanted, or it's just flann out
21:58
Speaker 3: a complete line. Because in this case, yeah, technically he
22:03
Speaker 3: was a nurse. And yes, if you want to say that,
22:05
Speaker 3: you know he worked at a VA or here he is,
22:08
Speaker 3: you know, and God bless him. I mean, you know,
22:10
Speaker 3: he's got somebody who is a veteran. He's being very
22:14
Speaker 3: you know, respectful, all of that. That does not change, however,
22:17
Speaker 3: what he was doing out there on the day that
22:22
Speaker 3: this happened. It just doesn't change that it could have
22:23
Speaker 3: been mother Teresa. Mother Teresa gets out there.
22:26
Speaker 4: We have an issue.
22:27
Speaker 3: Whether she doesn't have a gun. Things can go sideways.
22:30
Speaker 3: So I like this, Sean, I appreciate you giving you this,
22:34
Speaker 3: that you have anything else.
22:36
Speaker 7: Do you ever think these people mature enough to a
22:39
Speaker 7: point where they understand the errors of their ways that
22:43
Speaker 7: they figure this out, or do you think this is
22:46
Speaker 7: just such a religious experience for them that this is
22:50
Speaker 7: what it is and this is what we're gonna have
22:52
Speaker 7: to deal with.
22:53
Speaker 3: I think it is absolutely the way it is. I
22:56
Speaker 3: think we have to deal with this. I don't have
22:59
Speaker 3: much hope that minds can be changed, and up until
23:03
Speaker 3: this weekend, I actually kind of did. I mean, I've
23:05
Speaker 3: got co workers here, We've got six stations. There are
23:08
Speaker 3: bunch of people who work at the FMS and stuff
23:10
Speaker 3: who you know, they can't stand me, can't stand my show.
23:13
Speaker 3: It's interesting when I asked them, so what did I
23:16
Speaker 3: say on the show that you didn't agree with. I've
23:18
Speaker 3: had people who worked here for like six months and
23:21
Speaker 3: you know I'm evil, but they never once listened to
23:23
Speaker 3: my show. So in terms of the able to persuade people,
23:29
Speaker 3: maybe I'll do this at the next time they have
23:31
Speaker 3: a rally, which won't be long, right, I'll go ahead
23:34
Speaker 3: and I'll print some fliers out and I'll take maybe
23:37
Speaker 3: six or ten Lake and Riley type incidents and just
23:43
Speaker 3: a photograph and the facts of the case and ask
23:46
Speaker 3: them very simply, so, why is it you care so
23:48
Speaker 3: much about Renee Good or Alex pretty but can you
23:53
Speaker 3: even tell me anything about Lacln Riley? Because I thought
23:55
Speaker 3: I'd seriously like to know how many of them could
23:58
Speaker 3: even tell me what her story is. Whereas I'm pretty
24:01
Speaker 3: damn sure Sean that almost everybody listening to me right
24:04
Speaker 3: now or on the podcast or if you're streaming on
24:07
Speaker 3: the seven forty KVR knows who the hell Laken Riley is,
24:11
Speaker 3: and that would be telling to me.
24:13
Speaker 4: But I want to figure this out.
24:15
Speaker 3: I think as time goes by, you raised a good question,
24:18
Speaker 3: but you raised the question I was going to ask you, Sean,
24:20
Speaker 3: so back at you, do you think there is room
24:23
Speaker 3: to persuade people and persuade them by giving them the truth. Incidentally,
24:28
Speaker 3: do you think that can happen.
24:29
Speaker 7: John, Not if the media doesn't change the really low
24:33
Speaker 7: information people and they just get their news from ABC
24:36
Speaker 7: and NBC, and unless there's more investigative newswork done by them,
24:41
Speaker 7: it will never change.
24:42
Speaker 4: But wait, hold on a second.
24:44
Speaker 3: You're meaning you would have to take some of these
24:45
Speaker 3: pretty boys and just sit on the anchor desk, and
24:48
Speaker 3: then they go ask questions at a presidential debate. And
24:51
Speaker 3: then if they're out there in California, they have to
24:53
Speaker 3: have big, you know, clothes pins on the back of
24:56
Speaker 3: their fire jacket because they want to look swelt while
24:59
Speaker 3: they're people like that, they're not going to David. Yes,
25:04
Speaker 3: that's what I was referring to, David House. Well, so
25:07
Speaker 3: here is I think one of the biggest problems here
25:10
Speaker 3: is those people have a mindset. And that's bad enough.
25:14
Speaker 3: When I was in television, I can just tell you
25:16
Speaker 3: both of the TV stations I worked for and some
25:19
Speaker 3: of the Denver stations I did things for, it was
25:22
Speaker 3: very clear you leave your politics outside of things, and
25:26
Speaker 3: you know, people in the newsroom knew what my politics
25:28
Speaker 3: were because we talked about it from time to time,
25:30
Speaker 3: but when I went out to interview people and then
25:32
Speaker 3: the story was broadcast, I was always very proud. If
25:36
Speaker 3: people couldn't tell what I thought, those days are long gone.
25:40
Speaker 3: I don't know if they learned this in college or
25:43
Speaker 3: they come out and they just somebody tells them. Look,
25:45
Speaker 3: you've got a bully pulpit here your five thirty newscast.
25:50
Speaker 3: You can use a couple of minutes of that to
25:52
Speaker 3: put out the idea that somehow there was a nurse
25:55
Speaker 3: American citizen who got shot and killed by ice. Do
25:59
Speaker 3: me as time goes by, Sean, any day you see
26:03
Speaker 3: another bit of information like that, shoot me a text
26:07
Speaker 3: or give me a call, and we're gonna I told
26:09
Speaker 3: David we're gonna be a little bit more lenient on
26:11
Speaker 3: calls and haven't figure that out exactly, but if a
26:15
Speaker 3: person wants to tell me I'm calling BS on this,
26:18
Speaker 3: and it could be either way, you're gonna always be
26:21
Speaker 3: welcome to call seven one, nine, seven to one to fives.
26:23
Speaker 3: There a seven poor zero. Thank you so much, Sean.
26:28
Speaker 3: There is so.
26:30
Speaker 4: Low information.
26:32
Speaker 3: I think part of the reason they don't want new
26:35
Speaker 3: information or contrary information is they feel so good with
26:40
Speaker 3: this information, which tells me, wait, do they want it
26:43
Speaker 3: to be like this?
26:44
Speaker 4: And I think the answer is, how could they not?
26:48
Speaker 4: Qui bono.
26:49
Speaker 3: Does the average person in the streets out there gain
26:51
Speaker 3: anything other than acceptance and feeling good because they're a
26:55
Speaker 3: social justice warrior? That's about it. Make it your fingers
26:59
Speaker 3: blown off? Stupid about that? But who really benefits? Ellison benefits,
27:05
Speaker 3: Praye benefits, Wall's benefits. Democrats generally benefit. I'm sick of
27:12
Speaker 3: it because they will lie in order to get that.
27:15
Speaker 3: That's not something we do. Let's go text messages here,
27:18
Speaker 3: uh seven one nine, seven one five, there are seven
27:21
Speaker 3: four zero David producing this morning, and this one just
27:25
Speaker 3: says very simply, and so this moment, the least have
27:29
Speaker 3: learned that persistence pays off. Rachel Maddow is taking a
27:33
Speaker 3: huge victory lap applying to Democrat methods. The people that
27:38
Speaker 3: defeated Trump's goons with guns, goons with guns, Why didn't
27:46
Speaker 3: you just go ahead and say a fascist Nazis where
27:49
Speaker 3: they're wearing jack boots and that's why we're gonna call
27:52
Speaker 3: them jack booted thugs.
27:53
Speaker 4: Right, Rachel?
27:56
Speaker 3: She is she is so irresponsible because a lot of this,
28:01
Speaker 3: the Rachel manows and the rest of these people stir up.
28:05
Speaker 3: Then somebody goes out and you know, gets harmed or
28:08
Speaker 3: harmed somebody else, or yeah, maybe they impeded ICE or
28:11
Speaker 3: Border patrol from getting this guy had our whistles, they
28:14
Speaker 3: parked their cars, and that person, damn, they're out there
28:18
Speaker 3: and gets away. Wait, hold on, do you know you
28:21
Speaker 3: just helped a pedophile get away? You had a pedophile
28:24
Speaker 3: living right next to door. You probably didn't know that
28:27
Speaker 3: they were here to make your community safer, and you
28:30
Speaker 3: just impeded them. So you're aiding in a betting a
28:33
Speaker 3: fugitive from justice.
28:35
Speaker 4: What the hell? Griff goes on.
28:36
Speaker 3: This is Griff's text, and he goes on to say,
28:38
Speaker 3: if by Friday, ice eparates are not redoubled, reconfigured, or
28:43
Speaker 3: reconstituted in a manner that resumes the mission of lawful
28:47
Speaker 3: removal of illegal aliens in Minneapolis, it's over. I'm beginning
28:52
Speaker 3: to think that Donald Trump's ultimate flex was resuming the
28:57
Speaker 3: oval office.
28:58
Speaker 4: Since May of last.
28:59
Speaker 3: Year, he appears to have capitulated He's tired we lose,
29:03
Speaker 3: or by Friday, it's game over. I mean, it's game on,
29:07
Speaker 3: bigly we won't have to wait long to see what
29:10
Speaker 3: the future holes h. Griff got a lot of thoughts
29:13
Speaker 3: in terms of that. I'm sure I do other listeners
29:15
Speaker 3: as well. Take a sharp break, you guys know how
29:17
Speaker 3: that works. We'll do that when we come back. I'll
29:20
Speaker 3: reply to Griff and to you. You can call it
29:22
Speaker 3: in or text it in. Seven one nine seven one
29:24
Speaker 3: five zero seven four zero. Had some messages from people
29:28
Speaker 3: yesterday that were down at the protests.
29:31
Speaker 4: It met me, who are you?
29:33
Speaker 3: Because I don't lie to these people, you know, I
29:35
Speaker 3: tell them I do a talk radio. Well what give
29:38
Speaker 3: them my name, give them the radio.
29:40
Speaker 4: Station, tell them when it's on.
29:42
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna get here and start talking about people
29:45
Speaker 3: without They have an opportunity anytime they want to. They
29:48
Speaker 3: can call in. A lot of times they call in
29:50
Speaker 3: and make a fool of themselves. I don't even have
29:52
Speaker 3: to make a fool out of them. They do it themselves.
29:55
Speaker 3: But if they want to do it. Number is seven
29:57
Speaker 3: to one nine seven one five. Is there a seven
30:00
Speaker 3: four zero you're listening to you? I'm to put one
30:06
Speaker 3: more thing on the table here. If you see something
30:09
Speaker 3: that is bus out there, disinformation, misinformation, especially intentionally, it
30:14
Speaker 3: could be a photograph of anything else.
30:16
Speaker 4: Give me a call or shoot me a text. All right.
30:18
Speaker 3: And then the other thing I want to start doing
30:21
Speaker 3: a daily basis as well, and that is is there
30:24
Speaker 3: something that you know that I don't know that you
30:28
Speaker 3: think is pertinent on that day? You all know a
30:31
Speaker 3: lot more than I know.
30:32
Speaker 4: And there's no question about that.
30:33
Speaker 3: And cumulatively, I'm not talking about a mind meld or
30:37
Speaker 3: something like that. I'm just saying we've got information. If
30:39
Speaker 3: there's something out there and you're thinking, but Richard, I
30:43
Speaker 3: know about this, give me a call, give me a text,
30:45
Speaker 3: seven one nine, seven one to five? Is there a
30:47
Speaker 3: seven four?
30:47
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31:07
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31:25
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31:28
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31:31
Speaker 4: How can you do that?
31:32
Speaker 3: And she says, I've been doing this for twenty years.
31:34
Speaker 3: I sell a home on average, about one home almost
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32:01
Speaker 3: let's go with the Neil Young saying, David, this comes
32:04
Speaker 3: out of a left field, a little bit true confession.
32:07
Speaker 3: When I was a younger, I like Neil Young. I
32:10
Speaker 3: know he's got a weird voice, but I like Crosby, Stills,
32:13
Speaker 3: Nash and Young, and there's a lot of Neil Young
32:15
Speaker 3: to like. And then there was a lot of crappy
32:17
Speaker 3: Neil Young. He became a person who had like one
32:20
Speaker 3: good album and then nine bad albums and one more
32:24
Speaker 3: good album and all. And that's before we even talk
32:27
Speaker 3: about politics, right, big song of Ohio ten soldiers and
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32:33
Speaker 4: When I was young, I'm like, wow, I guess that's right.
32:36
Speaker 3: I never thought I was gonna see National Guard shooting
32:39
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32:39
Speaker 4: There.
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Speaker 3: There's a lot more to the story that we've learned
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Speaker 3: since then. I don't know that Neil Young's gonna write
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32:51
Speaker 4: Keep in mind, I had one of his books. It
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32:55
Speaker 3: He loves cars, and in the book he was talking
32:57
Speaker 3: about a portion of his life where he caught so
33:00
Speaker 3: much black from the other members of Crosby Stills, Nash
33:04
Speaker 3: and Young, of course, and a lot of fans because
33:07
Speaker 3: he spoke favorably of Ronald Reagan and he thought Ronald
33:11
Speaker 3: Reagan was a good guy. He thought he was a
33:14
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33:17
Speaker 3: called Let's roll right playing that you went down in Shanksville.
33:23
Speaker 3: There's photographs out there. I posted them several times. Neil's
33:26
Speaker 3: standing there glad handing President Trump, and they're all smiling,
33:30
Speaker 3: and I doubt that even at that point he knew
33:33
Speaker 3: much about Trump, but he was hoping that Trump might
33:36
Speaker 3: put up a little bit of money for a project
33:38
Speaker 3: that Neil had going on. In any event, I do
33:41
Speaker 3: not hold him in I know, Richard, but he lived
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Speaker 3: and tell your ride for a while, got it doesn't
33:47
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33:50
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33:52
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33:54
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33:55
Speaker 4: To go see him.
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Speaker 3: Wow, what a guy, What a big heart. What a
34:59
Speaker 3: big heart you have there? Hey, Neil, you know I
35:02
Speaker 3: am wondering because you know, how can you run when
35:05
Speaker 3: you see her dead on the ground right from Ohio?
35:08
Speaker 3: You ever say that kind of thing? For people to
35:10
Speaker 3: get shot dead these days in Iran? One of them
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Speaker 3: President Trump, on the side of a wall. They identify her.
35:18
Speaker 3: I think there's going to be a rape room in
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Speaker 3: her future. But you will support a lot of things.
35:24
Speaker 3: The Greenland thing. When David gave me this thing this morning,
35:27
Speaker 3: it annoyed the hell out of me. Why is that?
35:30
Speaker 3: Because if I get onto social media, I can still
35:33
Speaker 3: see all kinds of stories advancing the idea that President
35:37
Speaker 3: Trump is going to invade Greenland. And yes, he was
35:41
Speaker 3: rattling a saber there for a while and all of
35:44
Speaker 3: the indications are that I've been trying to talk about this,
35:47
Speaker 3: work it out. His main goal people, if they say
35:50
Speaker 3: invasion and invasion, that was not his main goal. And
35:54
Speaker 3: I'm not sure that it's a tactic I would have
35:56
Speaker 3: suggested using. But his main goal is to make sure
35:59
Speaker 3: that the United States of America is safe and secure.
36:03
Speaker 3: And the main incentive there was, wow, we got this
36:06
Speaker 3: kind of vague threat over here, or we're going to
36:09
Speaker 3: pay each person who lives in Greenland between ten thousand
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Speaker 3: and one hundred thousand dollars boom, just like that. Remember
36:17
Speaker 3: yesterday I told you that the majority of people in
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36:23
Speaker 3: They don't care if it comes from Russia or China,
36:26
Speaker 3: or Denmark or the United States. But it'll never come
36:28
Speaker 3: from Denmark. If you think that Denmark trains people in
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Speaker 3: Greenland very well, they simply don't. And Greenland is closer
36:38
Speaker 3: to North America than it is to Denmark. Denmark said
36:41
Speaker 3: We're gonna spend all this money to make sure that
36:44
Speaker 3: Greenland is secure, but you didn't. You spent one hundredth
36:50
Speaker 3: of the amount of money you were talking about. And
36:52
Speaker 3: you haven't done that. So if you're not gonna do that,
36:55
Speaker 3: then we're gonna do it. And he's made lump sum
36:57
Speaker 3: offers to them. But you know, Neil Young, thank you, Neil.
37:03
Speaker 4: I guess the.
37:04
Speaker 3: Reason that this is pertinent because it's still pass new
37:06
Speaker 3: is and I love them, but the idea that there
37:09
Speaker 3: was going to be an invasion of Greenland that has
37:13
Speaker 3: not gone the way that people thought it was. It's
37:15
Speaker 3: not an issue, and I thought it was never an issue.
37:18
Speaker 3: If you people, Neil, if you'd listen to me when
37:20
Speaker 3: you're up there and tell you right, probably got a
37:22
Speaker 3: good signal, you would know that no, President Trump is
37:26
Speaker 3: not going to do this. Everybody in Unison, can we
37:29
Speaker 3: say art of the deal? Can you say good cop,
37:32
Speaker 3: bad cop? Whatever you'd like to everything you look at
37:36
Speaker 3: this president, you have to always be wondering, is this
37:39
Speaker 3: the art of the deal? Is that? What's going on here?
37:42
Speaker 3: Let me tell you one reason that Greenland shouldn't be concerned.
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Speaker 3: If we're going to do that, I think we would
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Speaker 3: have seen the use of term armada armada off the
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Speaker 3: coast of Venezuela or somewhere close to Iran. We don't
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Speaker 3: see that in Greenland Our two straight ahead,