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"Psych" (Monday, February 16, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: First Thing Today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas. First,
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  Speaker 1: I think you really don't like him, the second most
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  Speaker 1: famous Thomas and Charlotte Smooth.
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  Speaker 2: That is absolutely true.
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  Speaker 3: Jewort's a steal mem you have a day.
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  Speaker 4: Least for work when the sun comes up, drops a.
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  Speaker 5: Pet to school.
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  Speaker 6: Joey has everything, a dream of all the treasures, sudden needs,
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  Speaker 6: no wonder Joe's smile.
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  Speaker 4: He only iss.
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  Speaker 7: Joe, thank you for letting me be of service to you.
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  Speaker 8: Not only do I not like him, I don't like
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  Speaker 8: him because of what he's doing to the United States.
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  Speaker 7: You know, it's a good company to be in right there.
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  Speaker 7: I don't care who you are on this President's Day
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  Speaker 7: morning where we gather and we supposedly are supposed to
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  Speaker 7: celebrate all the presidents because Lincoln and Washington they didn't
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  Speaker 7: deserve a day of their own and some of it.
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  Speaker 7: I said in the first hour. If you want to
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  Speaker 7: celebrate something and somebody suggests maybe we should have a
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  Speaker 7: three day weekend around your you know, whatever it is
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  Speaker 7: that we want to celebrate, don't let them do it.
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  Speaker 7: Don't let them because it's a death knell it. Eventually
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  Speaker 7: it will become nothing more than you know, a reason
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  Speaker 7: to have a fifty percent off furniture sale. And all
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  Speaker 7: of our three day weekends will be right at the end,
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  Speaker 7: you know, maybe a month before the end of some
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  Speaker 7: style quarter, right before the spring line has to come
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  Speaker 7: in so they can clear out the winter stuff. And
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  Speaker 7: we'll just have sales holidays and we'll name them stuff.
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  Speaker 7: We'll give them names, Christmas, that kind of stuff. But
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  Speaker 7: it's not going to be the holiday anymore. You know,
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  Speaker 7: Christmas sometimes falls on Wednesday, and that's really awkward. Nothing
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  Speaker 7: ever gets done. Maybe we should just make Christmas in
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  Speaker 7: America the third Monday of every December. They'll do the
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  Speaker 7: same thing with Thanksgiving, you know, maybe it should just
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  Speaker 7: be the fourth Monday in November. And it ruins it.
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  Speaker 7: It just it cheapens it. It takes away all the
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  Speaker 7: point of it. People will forget why they have a
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  Speaker 7: holiday there, and you'll be celebrating people like James Buchanan
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  Speaker 7: who whistled while you know, the Civil War burned. We
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  Speaker 7: got lots of folks coming in. You know, the folks
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  Speaker 7: in Virginia got catfished again. Catfish is clearly becoming the
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  Speaker 7: front runner in the Virginia state fish I'm not even
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  Speaker 7: sure if we have one, but if we do, it
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  Speaker 7: should be the catfish the way twenty twenty six has
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  Speaker 7: gone since early January. Our first things, though, so that
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  Speaker 7: we know what we're talking about. Iran is claiming to
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  Speaker 7: be open to compromise with the US on a nuclear
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  Speaker 7: deal if the American government is willing to discuss lifting sanctions.
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  Speaker 7: This comes from senior Iranian official Majid tact Ravanchi, Iran's
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  Speaker 7: deputy foreign minister. He said in an interview that the
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  Speaker 7: ball was in America's court to prove that they want
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  Speaker 7: to do a deal. If they're sincere, I'm sure we
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  Speaker 7: will be on the road to this agreement. Ukrainian drones
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  Speaker 7: strike ignited fires at some black sea ports in Russian
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  Speaker 7: controlled territory. Meanwhile, after shooting a couple of drones out
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  Speaker 7: of the sky, apparently some civilian transportation infrastructure, rail and
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  Speaker 7: our service and some power lines were damaged in the
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  Speaker 7: Odessa region. This all in advance of talks that were
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  Speaker 7: supposed to start this week to end the nearly four
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  Speaker 7: year old war. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is
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  Speaker 7: being lauded for a wonderful speech given Saturday at the
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  Speaker 7: Munich Summit, saying that it was such a clear outline
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  Speaker 7: of President Trump's vision for a revitalized NATO, not a
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  Speaker 7: destroyed one. It was an eighteen minute speech earned standing
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  Speaker 7: ovations from those in attendance except for Hillary Clinton, who
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  Speaker 7: you heard there. Then he flew to Hungary to meet
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  Speaker 7: with Victor Orbon and leaders in his government to sign
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  Speaker 7: a civilian nuclear cooperation agreement and show the US government's
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  Speaker 7: support for Orbon, who is facing a tough re election battle.
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  Speaker 7: Controversy in the Olympics as the curling team from Canada
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  Speaker 7: is in trouble for what they are calling a violation
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  Speaker 7: of the rules. Oscar Erickson of Sweden has accused Mark
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  Speaker 7: Kennedy of Canada's curling team for touching the rock twice.
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  Speaker 7: Kennedy responded with an expletive Leyden outburst caught on video.
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  Speaker 7: FBI says they've found DNA on a glove nearby Savannah
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  Speaker 7: Guthrie's mother's home and they're sending it to the lab
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  Speaker 7: for testing and house borders are Tom Homan says they're
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  Speaker 7: almost done with the drawdown of officers in Minneapolis and
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  Speaker 7: those are our first things. First thing today by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 1: On a need to know basis, because you need to
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  Speaker 1: know the first thing today MAGA.
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  Speaker 19: Kind of been the rights, the constitutions, what's it wor.
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  Speaker 7: You know they're going to grind us down until really,
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  Speaker 7: what is it worth it? It's only worth the laws
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  Speaker 7: that are enforced about it. And that's one of the
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  Speaker 7: great perversions of America right now is that we've been
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  Speaker 7: told that freedom means ignoring the law. And it's dangerous.
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  Speaker 7: Oh it's dangerous and it is ugly. But that is
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  Speaker 7: the secret sauce behind it all, is that you're being
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  Speaker 7: told that ignoring the law is freedom. It's not only
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  Speaker 7: explain in a little bit. Got tons of folks on
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  Speaker 7: the line at four three four eighty two four two
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  Speaker 7: one seven to talk about pharmacies and how the government
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  Speaker 7: keeps you from having affordable you know prescriptions. Also, a
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  Speaker 7: not a call center about gold and silver. I was
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  Speaker 7: reading a headline that said the dollar is getting stronger,
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  Speaker 7: but it still seems like gold and silver are getting
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  Speaker 7: stronger at the same time. James, what's going on? How
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  Speaker 7: are you this morning?
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  Speaker 20: Yeah, I'm joll Well Joe, and you're exactly right.
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  Speaker 21: And that has been the reason why gold and silver
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  Speaker 21: I have dropped back a little bit from its all
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  Speaker 21: time highs seen a few weeks ago. You know, gold
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  Speaker 21: was at fifty six hundred dollars and silver was at
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  Speaker 21: around one twenty per ounce. And since since Kevin Warsh
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  Speaker 21: was announced as FED chair, the dollar has has strengthened
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  Speaker 21: a little bit, and UH and golden silver and have
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  Speaker 21: come down slightly. They are hanging, you know, right at
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  Speaker 21: the same level as they were last week. Gold is
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  Speaker 21: at five thousand and three dollars, so just back barely
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  Speaker 21: above five thousand dollars. Silver is lagging a little bit
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  Speaker 21: currently at seventy seven dollars and five cents, so it
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  Speaker 21: hasn't broken back above eighty yet, but we'll see, you know,
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  Speaker 21: if this is the new normal area for gold and silver,
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  Speaker 21: you know, five thousand dollars gold just shive eighty a
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  Speaker 21: little bit over eighty dollars for silver. You know, this
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  Speaker 21: is the new normal evaluation for them. It'll be interesting
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  Speaker 21: to see, and you can always take advantage of any
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  Speaker 21: discount pricing, you know, any dip in the market. There
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  Speaker 21: that out before those supplies are gone.
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  Speaker 7: Now, you guys are taking President's Day, so you know,
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  Speaker 7: if somebody wants to call you, they do it to
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  Speaker 7: Tuesday ten Eastern Standard time there and I appreciate everything
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  Speaker 7: that you guys do, and hopefully they don't make it
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  Speaker 7: too busy on you taking the opportunity to buy now
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  Speaker 7: before it starts to climb up again. Right, Yeah, you're
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  Speaker 7: exactly right.
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  Speaker 21: Usually usually when we have a day off like this,
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  Speaker 21: the next day is double or triple the amount of work.
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  Speaker 21: But the Golden Silver Market are open today even though
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  Speaker 21: any price movement today you can take advantage of on
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  Speaker 21: out to you tomorrow.
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  Speaker 7: All right, Well, thank you, sir, God bless Yeah, thanks Joe,
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  Speaker 7: you too, jcsgold dot com.
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  Speaker 22: Virginia. Here, we believe in fairness, especially when it comes
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  Speaker 22: to our elections. But right now fair elections are under
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  Speaker 22: unprecedented threat.
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  Speaker 23: President Trump called on red states to redraw congressional maps
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  Speaker 23: to give Republicans an advantage in next year's midterm elections.
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  Speaker 7: This is from the ad. The ad is called Level
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  Speaker 7: It's Virginians for Fair Elections. They don't even attribute that
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  Speaker 7: is not a news reporter. I checked. There's no news
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  Speaker 7: anchor clip in this. It is just a guy like
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  Speaker 7: me being paid to sound like a newsman, which I
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  Speaker 7: do every hour at the top of the hour to
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  Speaker 7: my best newsman impression, to make it sound like there
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  Speaker 7: is news stories over pictures of Donald Trump and all
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  Speaker 7: the Texas and Missouri.
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  Speaker 22: Well, you think all of this is cheating Trump and
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  Speaker 22: mega Republicans are trying to rig the midterm elections so
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  Speaker 22: they can lock in power. But we can restore fairness
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  Speaker 22: with an amendment that gives Virginians the power to level
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  Speaker 22: the playing field. And it's temporary, reaffirming our commitment to
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  Speaker 22: bipartisan redistricting.
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  Speaker 7: So you know, you know that it's got to be
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  Speaker 7: good if it's just temporary.
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  Speaker 22: Right this year, our Commonwealth can defend the common good
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  Speaker 22: by voting yes for fair elections.
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  Speaker 7: And that's it. That's it. And you know, like I said,
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  Speaker 7: so many folks catfished by this ad running all the time.
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  Speaker 7: Apparently it was all over the Olympics coverage in between,
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  Speaker 7: you know, the controversy and the swearing and cussing of
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  Speaker 7: the Canadian curling team, and people thought because if you
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  Speaker 7: search Virginians for fair elections, you get Virginia fair elections
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  Speaker 7: dot org in Google and that's a conservative site led
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  Speaker 7: by people like me. So of course I'm getting phone
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  Speaker 7: calls all Sunday from people saying, the hell are you
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  Speaker 7: doing with the hell are you playing at, Joe? And
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  Speaker 7: it's not true. It's just more Virginia catfish, which is
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  Speaker 7: quickly leading the charged to become Virginia's state fish. The catfish,
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  Speaker 7: I don't even can we catch do we have catfish
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  Speaker 7: native to Virginia? I mean, you know, she certainly has
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  Speaker 7: moved into the governor's mansion. But anyway, governor catfish notwithstanding.
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  Speaker 7: Let me see what Joel has for us at four three,
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  Speaker 7: four eight eight two four two one seven. Good morning, Joel,
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  Speaker 7: what's going on?
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  Speaker 24: Good morning, Joe.
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  Speaker 7: Yeah, the catfish. You don't want to gut her?
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  Speaker 24: The yellow bellies, the yellow belly catfish, belly cafish.
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  Speaker 7: What do you use some wild West you know, gunslinger?
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  Speaker 7: Why sure if you're anohing, but a yellow belly catfish there,
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  Speaker 7: I call you out, son. Anyway, what's on your mind? Yeah,
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  Speaker 7: real quick. Though.
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  Speaker 24: They used to suck when we caught them in Ohio
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  Speaker 24: because they have big barbles that stick out and they're small.
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  Speaker 24: But you know, the fish are small, but they're just
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  Speaker 24: they're good fighters. But no, I think I think an
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  Speaker 24: order for the Republicans or the Conservatives to win anything.
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  Speaker 24: The Democrats still hold the media, and they hold, like
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  Speaker 24: you said, a lot of money in different places. And
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  Speaker 24: turning Point has been a big influence on the previous elections.
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  Speaker 24: But the Republicans, and I don't like to keep, you know,
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  Speaker 24: put down the party that I support, But the Republicans,
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  Speaker 24: a lot of people, and even people who are Republicans
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  Speaker 24: think most most of the Republicans, once something's done, they
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  Speaker 24: sit on their hands.
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  Speaker 7: Versus versus the.
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  Speaker 24: Democrats, they're like the They're like the a bug you're
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  Speaker 24: trying to prevent from coming in your house, you know that,
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  Speaker 24: like seal up all the cracks and the holes and crevices.
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  Speaker 24: Versus the Republicans think once they spray the perimeter of
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  Speaker 24: their house, they're not going to get any termites or
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  Speaker 24: roaches or anything coming in. But it's quite the opposite
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  Speaker 24: with the Democrats.
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  Speaker 7: That's an interesting question. You're not the first person to
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  Speaker 7: Well some of the stuff. I don't know what the
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  Speaker 19: Yeah, and then one has to ask the question, has
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  Speaker 7: But the drugs I've got to believe they are. I mean,
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  Speaker 23: Hey, this is pharmacist Bob, and you're absolutely correct. Many
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• 37:04
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  Speaker 1: Question for you from Joe Thomas. It's first thing today.
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  Speaker 20: You know, that's why there's a drug problem.
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  Speaker 26: There's all those drug stores right every three or four blocks.
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  Speaker 2: And that's a big sign.
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  Speaker 20: Drugs open all night.
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  Speaker 20: That's the biggest thing on this sign.
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  Speaker 7: Bob checked in from Moscow. John had a great question,
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  Speaker 7: a question about generic meds and sometimes they're a weaker
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  Speaker 7: and I appreciate you answering that, Bob, Yeah, how do
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  Speaker 7: you know? I mean, are they're good? You said it
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  Speaker 7: depends on who manufactured them?
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  Speaker 23: Tava generics. Most of their drugs come from Israel.
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  Speaker 7: Okay, are they good or bann.
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  Speaker 23: There's they're good. The standards are much higher.
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  Speaker 7: Okay. Whatte about China is? Okay? What about China? Did
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  Speaker 7: they do that?
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  Speaker 23: Who knows buttids on who the company is and who
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  Speaker 7: But they do make them in China? What they do
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  Speaker 7: make them in China? Some of the generics, Oh gotcha.
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  Speaker 23: There's many drugs that are made in China.
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  Speaker 7: Okay, I just wanted to make sure I had never
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  Speaker 7: Andy is on the line in Florida, tuning in this morning. Andy,
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  Speaker 7: Good morning, sir. How are you.
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  Speaker 20: Doing grey in? My full time job is saving the Republic?
• 46:03
  Speaker 7: You and me both brother, you know, and this is
• 46:06
  Speaker 7: you know, and this brings back up this whole issue
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  Speaker 7: with the TV ads that ran in Virginia over redistricting,
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  Speaker 7: and people are frustrated because the Democrats sit on multiple
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  Speaker 7: hundreds of millions of dollars ready to buy ads at
• 46:23
  Speaker 7: a moment's notice, you know, as Scott in Hampton Rhodes
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  Speaker 7: pointed out, Spanberger signed the order on February twenty January
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  Speaker 7: twenty fifth, and they were already running ads online at
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  Speaker 7: least on the twenty six I mean, they already had
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  Speaker 7: And Republicans we don't sit on money like that, We
• 46:49
  Speaker 7: don't collect money like that. And maybe it's something that
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  Speaker 7: conservative leadership needs to start thinking about. What do you
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  Speaker 7: say to.
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  Speaker 34: That, Well, the money is, you know, the root of
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  Speaker 34: all evil. I guess you have to start with the
• 47:08
  Speaker 34: society first. And you know, I've always been sort of
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  Speaker 34: a moral person, so that the Constitution publication that I
• 47:21
  Speaker 34: picked up at the end of a glass weekend. There's
• 47:24
  Speaker 34: a they call it the Glass Coast Weekend here, and
• 47:28
  Speaker 34: I've bought a few things that were one of us
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  Speaker 34: from the famous people mostly dead. But at the end
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  Speaker 34: of the weekend there's a lady named Chris Duggan and
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  Speaker 34: she she's one of the primary funders of James O'Keefe's work,
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  Speaker 34: and she, you know, she doesn't make a secret of
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  Speaker 34: that at all. She's just out there, one one person
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  Speaker 34: who has you know, pretty deep pockets, much deeper than mine.
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  Speaker 34: But yeah, she's her guess, had pharmaceutical manufacturing companies.
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  Speaker 7: And fits right in with the theme of the last
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  Speaker 7: segment anyway. Yeah, I just was curious you triggered me
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  Speaker 7: on that. Anything else on your mind this morning, sir?
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  Speaker 20: Well, yeah, I mean it's you know, Patrick Henry.
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  Speaker 34: You know, at the end of all the little fighting
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  Speaker 34: that happened you know, he said, we've lost and he
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  Speaker 34: refused to have anything to do with the centralized government,
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  Speaker 34: even though they wanted to make him the head of
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  Speaker 34: the Supreme Court.
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  Speaker 20: And he would have been a perfect person for.
• 48:37
  Speaker 34: That because he had both integrity and intellect.
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  Speaker 7: Well, but he did agree.
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  Speaker 34: They with archives too, they I mean that all did.
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  Speaker 34: I didn't remember the exact date, but nearly nineteen hundreds
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  Speaker 34: they torched the buildings and there's almost no record of
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  Speaker 34: him at all.
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  Speaker 7: Oh, I know family well, but you know he did agree.
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  Speaker 7: I mean this. There's a great book called Founding Rivals.
• 49:05
  Speaker 7: It's about the relationship between James Madison and James Monroe,
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  Speaker 7: three of the presidents from our listening area. Two of
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  Speaker 7: the three four if you throw in Woodrow, Wilson, and Stanton,
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  Speaker 7: although he only lived there for a year. His birthplaces
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  Speaker 7: is Presidential Library. But James Monroe was the deal. So
• 49:27
  Speaker 7: he was in with Patrick Henry and George Mason opposed
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  Speaker 7: to the idea of a US Constitution, and he was
• 49:36
  Speaker 7: really the one that brought Madison to the table. Madison
• 49:40
  Speaker 7: dug in his heels on the constitution. He thought his
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  Speaker 7: document was sufficient. George Mason said, you left out the
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  Speaker 7: whole Bill of Rights thing, and Madison's argument I think
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  Speaker 7: always gets left out of this. Madison's argument is that
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  Speaker 7: those rights were pre eminent and assumed, and that if
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  Speaker 7: the Constitution wrote them down, somebody would imagine, like a
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  Speaker 7: Tim Kaine, that the government had some sway over whether
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  Speaker 7: they existed or not. But it was it was James
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  Speaker 7: Monroe who really played the deal maker to get Patrick
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  Speaker 7: Henry and George Mason to put Virginia's support behind the
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  Speaker 7: US Constitution once they added the Bill of Rights to it.
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  Speaker 7: I am.
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  Speaker 34: I mean this publication I'm looking at right now that
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  Speaker 34: I just picked up, and you know, it's a summation
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  Speaker 34: of that. You know, all those founding documents interesting, you know,
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  Speaker 34: the the well the amendments that you're talking about, you
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  Speaker 34: know are listed right here, not in.
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  Speaker 20: Kid form but close to it.
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  Speaker 7: Well, and keeping me and.
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  Speaker 20: Did his work with Charlie before he was murdered.
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  Speaker 7: Well, and that's you know, and you bring up.
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  Speaker 20: Things.
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  Speaker 7: I appreciate it, sir. And you actually bring up your
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  Speaker 7: talk about James O'Keeffe. He's gonna come up. I'm doing
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  Speaker 7: a new video today for our YouTube channel. Joe Thomas
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  Speaker 7: in America for some reON. My video guy says, that's
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  Speaker 7: a good title, I guess. But we're gonna do one
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  Speaker 7: about guys like James O'Keeffe and Andrew Breitbart and the
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  Speaker 7: people that drive them out of the organizations that they started,
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  Speaker 7: you know, and why and what happens because it did
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  Speaker 7: all lands square on the pages of the Epstein document release.
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  Speaker 7: Uh And and you know how I loathe to say
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  Speaker 7: I told you so, Andy, you know that you've been
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  Speaker 7: listening a long time. I say it a lot, But.
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  Speaker 34: If you're you're one of the few voices out there
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  Speaker 34: that uh, you know, just tim you know, are trusted well.
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  Speaker 7: And I will call balls and strikes even if everyone
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  Speaker 7: else says I'm wrong, and I'll just wait for people
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  Speaker 7: to realize what I saw. And sometimes it it doesn't
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  Speaker 7: work out, But most of the time I wound up
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  Speaker 7: being ahead of the curve on some things. And I
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  Speaker 7: warned some people about one of Trump's uh special advisors,
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  Speaker 7: and he shows up all over the Epstein files. And
• 52:13
  Speaker 7: I'm going to get into it into this video, and
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  Speaker 7: I'm going to tie in with what was done to
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  Speaker 7: Andrew to oust him from Breitbart dot com. Uh, and
• 52:23
  Speaker 7: very similar to how the you know, Machiavellians got rid
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  Speaker 7: of James O'Keefe from Project Veritas. But I must run
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  Speaker 7: to the news, my friend, and you have a great morning.
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