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Could He Be Saying and Doing Things to Hurt Her Campaign... on Purpose? · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start
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Speaker 1: your day, and you're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Wednesday morning, ninth day of October. I'm Wes, thanks for
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Speaker 2: joining me. Imagine this, if you will. You're the president
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Speaker 2: of the United States. You were sort of enlisted if
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Speaker 2: you will to run for president in the first place,
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Speaker 2: because you'd kind of made up your mind that you
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Speaker 2: weren't gonna do it. You'd been vice president and you
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Speaker 2: just think, well, I'm gonna I'm done. This is I've
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Speaker 2: been in service for a really long time. I'm done.
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Speaker 2: And people said, well, we need you to come in
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Speaker 2: and run for president because we're terrified of Donald Trump,
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Speaker 2: you know, being president again. So what we're gonna do is,
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Speaker 2: we're gonna come up with this whole campaign strategy where
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Speaker 2: you don't have to do anything. We'll just you basically
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Speaker 2: just stay at home almost all the time. We'll make
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Speaker 2: sure that when you give a speech or anything, and
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Speaker 2: you do it from home, and you do it, you know,
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Speaker 2: through your computer through a zoom call, you got everything
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Speaker 2: that you need. We'll make sure that when you have
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Speaker 2: any sort of press conference, it'll be a virtual thing
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Speaker 2: and We'll make sure you know not only all of
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Speaker 2: the answers to the questions, you'll know what the questions are,
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Speaker 2: and you'll know who's asking the questions. It'll be as
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Speaker 2: as streamlined as possible. We're not going to ask you
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Speaker 2: to go out in public. We're gonna blame COVID for that.
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Speaker 2: We'll say we got to keep you safe at home.
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Speaker 2: We're gonna do everything we can to make this whole
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Speaker 2: process as easy as possible for you. You really won't
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Speaker 2: have to do a whole lot. You just have to,
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Speaker 2: you know, say some kind of bideny things. If you
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Speaker 2: say some domb we'll cover it up. We'll make sure
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Speaker 2: that it doesn't really get a lot of traction in
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Speaker 2: the press. Maybe you know, maybe Fox News will cover it,
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Speaker 2: but that's it. Nobody else is really going to talk
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Speaker 2: about it. News talk radio will talk about it, but
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Speaker 2: that's about it. You know, nobody else is really gonna
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Speaker 2: you know, and we're going to ignore all of the
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Speaker 2: really horrible things that you've said in the past, really
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Speaker 2: racist things, uh, sexist things. We'll cover up any of
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Speaker 2: your scandals. We'll cover up all the times you sniff
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Speaker 2: little girl's hair and things like that, well, we'll just
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Speaker 2: make all that go away. We'll make this smooth for you.
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Speaker 2: We'll ignore the fact that you you know, you did
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Speaker 2: some stuff in Ukraine. Hey, you got to do what
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Speaker 2: I tell you to do or you're not going to
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Speaker 2: get this money. You know, all these things that normally
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Speaker 2: would have prevented someone from having a legitimate candidacy, candidacy,
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Speaker 2: and then we'll take care of it. So all these things, uh,
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Speaker 2: we'll ignore some of the dealings with you know, other countries.
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Speaker 2: Money coming from well, we'll just we'll ignore all that.
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Speaker 2: We'll take care of that for you. What we want
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Speaker 2: is just an easy candidacy for you. We're gonna blame
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Speaker 2: COVID for everything. We're gonna take advantage of some of
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Speaker 2: the opportunities for ballot harvesting and things during COVID we're
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Speaker 2: gonna do. We're gonna push you over the finish line.
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Speaker 2: We're gonna get you there. It'll be easy, and then
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Speaker 2: you win. And that more people voted than in the
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Speaker 2: history of any election. It's just an unreal no, it's
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Speaker 2: almost an unbelievable number of people that voted for both sides,
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Speaker 2: and your side wins, and at some point you had
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Speaker 2: like Hillary Clinton telling you if you lose, don't don't
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Speaker 2: ever concede, don't admit that you lost. I was gonna
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Speaker 2: do that, and I was advised against it. I'm advising
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Speaker 2: you don't concede. And all of that was in place,
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Speaker 2: but didn't have to play out because you won. Okay,
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Speaker 2: So they announced you're the winner, You're going to be
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Speaker 2: the president, and then you get sworn in. Okay, And
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Speaker 2: for the most part, they don't ask a whole lot
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Speaker 2: out of you. You got an easy schedule, you know, they
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Speaker 2: kind of have just less like a five hour window
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Speaker 2: every day where you might have to do stuff. They
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Speaker 2: tell you what you can and can't say. If you
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Speaker 2: say something or start to say something you're not supposed
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Speaker 2: to say, you know, you quickly or someone maybe signals
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Speaker 2: you the Easter Bunny and they let you know quickly
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Speaker 2: you shouldn't say that. And you make these little jokes, Oh,
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Speaker 2: I better not say that, I'm gonna get in trouble
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Speaker 2: with my people, which is a strong indicator you're not
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Speaker 2: really in charge, you're not really calling the shots. But
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Speaker 2: you know, that's probably easy for you. If you're a
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Speaker 2: very senior man, probably have some memory and cognition issues
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Speaker 2: and all those sorts of things. So and really didn't
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Speaker 2: want to run in the first place. If you go
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Speaker 2: back to the beginning, you didn't want to. So then
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Speaker 2: you get the job and you're you're in it, and
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Speaker 2: then they just start doing all of these things that
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Speaker 2: you know, really would would make it hard for you
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Speaker 2: to be remembered as anything other than not a good president.
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Speaker 2: You had a moment early on in your term where
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Speaker 2: you had to get you know, your people, to bring
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Speaker 2: in all of the network heads at the news networks
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Speaker 2: and bring in producers and I don't know, talk show
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Speaker 2: hosts who I don't know who all was in there.
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Speaker 2: They bring them in and they say, you guys have
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Speaker 2: got to do more to help us out. We're not
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Speaker 2: we're not doing well, we're not winning in the public opinion.
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Speaker 2: We need your help. And they kind of get in line.
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Speaker 2: They start doing things that you need them to do,
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Speaker 2: and things look pretty good for you, even though the
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Speaker 2: country's spiraling out of control. We have a border problem,
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Speaker 2: migrants just coming in. Your administration ultimately, whether you know
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Speaker 2: it or not, is decides to give money to them
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Speaker 2: instead of you know, other places with you know, actual
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Speaker 2: tax paying Americans, you stop production of a fuel in
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Speaker 2: the US as much as possible to you know, buy
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Speaker 2: it from some other place that you know, destroys the
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Speaker 2: earth while they're producing it. You buy it from Russia,
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Speaker 2: and then Russia uses some of that money to invade Ukraine,
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Speaker 2: and then you have to spend billions on Ukraine. And
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Speaker 2: then you have some severe weather and you don't have
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Speaker 2: the money for it. Well, I skipped over the important part.
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Speaker 2: But you have to mention that because your administration isn't
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Speaker 2: ready for you know, now two horrible hurricanes. So but
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Speaker 2: I skipped over part. Let's go back to the debates.
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Speaker 2: When you're running for the nomination for president and you
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Speaker 2: sit there on a stage and you have to debate.
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Speaker 2: There's this senator out of California who questionable start to
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Speaker 2: her political career. I mean, I'm not getting into the details,
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Speaker 2: but you may have heard. You know, we're not going
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Speaker 2: to get into that. And then she says I'm going
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Speaker 2: to be president. And then she gets up there on
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Speaker 2: stage and she's going to make a name for herself
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Speaker 2: and she just absolutely just blasts you, you know, calls
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Speaker 2: you racist, calls you sexist, all these things. And then
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Speaker 2: she ends up being the first one out of the race,
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Speaker 2: you know, before anybody even votes for all Right, so
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Speaker 2: then you jump ahead to where you're the actual nominee
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Speaker 2: and you've made an announcement that you're going to pick
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Speaker 2: a black woman to be your running mate. And apparently
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Speaker 2: they look around and they say, you know, here's some
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Speaker 2: possible people we could pick, and you know, there's a
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Speaker 2: couple of good ones. The names that came up, like
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Speaker 2: Tammy Duckworth, her name came up, and I don't know,
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Speaker 2: I really don't know why they didn't pick her, but
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Speaker 2: they didn't pick her. And then there's some terrible names
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Speaker 2: losers like Stacy Abrams, and you know, you go, oh,
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Speaker 2: so they don't know who to pick, and they say,
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Speaker 2: but we know it wants to we want this to
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Speaker 2: be a black woman. Now, was a deal made back then,
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Speaker 2: like well, you know, you step out, get out of
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Speaker 2: the way, and if we get it, you can be
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Speaker 2: the VP pick. I don't know that would have been
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Speaker 2: really early to make that kind of deal, but maybe
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Speaker 2: it was made. I don't know. Then you got to
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Speaker 2: pick a VP and they don't know who to pick,
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Speaker 2: and according to stories, I mean, this is insider info
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Speaker 2: leaks from the White House or from the campaign at
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Speaker 2: least Jill Biden. I'm sorry, doctor Jill Biden for now.
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Speaker 2: First lady, I didn't want it to be Kamala Harris
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Speaker 2: because of those things that she said about her husband,
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Speaker 2: and according to all stories, she can't stand her, hates her.
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Speaker 2: So you're the president. Skip ahead. You're the president and
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Speaker 2: you're you know, things are going bad. They're going really
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Speaker 2: bad for you. And you get into the point in
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Speaker 2: the year where you're running for president again. You're stuck
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Speaker 2: with this VP that you've had, and then you have
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Speaker 2: this bad debate, you get up there against Trump, you
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Speaker 2: get exposed. You don't really know what's going on. It's
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Speaker 2: pretty clear you're just staring off into space, and the
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Speaker 2: people that are really calling the shots end up pushing
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Speaker 2: you out the door. You're not going to be the candidate.
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Speaker 2: We need it to be somebody else. But you've got
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Speaker 2: to make up your mind. You got to decide what
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Speaker 2: we tell you to decide. I wish i'd gotten it
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Speaker 2: all on the right order, but you're following me. I'm sure,
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Speaker 2: all right. So then you're you're you're like, I gotta
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Speaker 2: step aside. They're gonna make me step aside, so you
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Speaker 2: forcibly step aside. And then they decide that your VP,
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Speaker 2: who's on the on the ticket with you, is going
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Speaker 2: to be the candidate, somebody that your wife reportedly can't stand,
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Speaker 2: that you can't stand, and you're forced out, and you're
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Speaker 2: probably a little bitter about it, Probably a lot of
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Speaker 2: anger and bitterness there. Uh. And then she just kind
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Speaker 2: of runs the same campaign that they had you run.
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Speaker 2: Keep her out of the public, don't make her ask. Well,
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Speaker 2: they put her in public, but keep her out away
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Speaker 2: from questions. She's done a few interviews now, some very
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Speaker 2: friendly ones. The one with sixty minutes didn't go great
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Speaker 2: for her, but you know, any of the others that
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Speaker 2: she does are going to all be you know, home
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Speaker 2: cooking kind of things, real easy, good hometown referees kind
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Speaker 2: of situation. But anyway, and then you have this stock
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Speaker 2: workers strike, and as the president, you have the ability
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Speaker 2: to delay this thing until after the election, and you don't.
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Speaker 2: You just don't do it. And then their speculation then well,
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Speaker 2: wait a minute, is he trying to tank her campaign?
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Speaker 2: What's going on here? What's this about? What could this
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Speaker 2: be about a couple of days go by and they
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Speaker 2: come up with this you know, tent of arrangement and
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Speaker 2: start to move on all of that horrible timing of it,
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Speaker 2: trying to recover from a hurricane, bracing for another hurricane.
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Speaker 2: We got all this stuff going on, is all that's
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Speaker 2: taking place, But it's an interesting strategy for someone who's
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Speaker 2: probably still pretty bitter about all of it. Now we
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Speaker 2: have had another really interesting thing play out as Florida
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Speaker 2: in the preparations for the next big hurricane, right as
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Speaker 2: the state of Florida starts getting ready for Milton in
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Speaker 2: the last few days, and suddenly the Vice president, who's
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Speaker 2: not anywhere in the chain of command related to you know, disasters,
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Speaker 2: apparently tried to reach out to Florida Governor Ron de Santis,
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Speaker 2: who said, I'm busy, I don't know, I don't know
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Speaker 2: what you're trying to inject yourself into this, but I'm
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Speaker 2: trying to take care of the people of Florida. And
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Speaker 2: DeSantis has now said she wasn't concerned with any of
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Speaker 2: the other storms. Now that she's a presidential candidate, trying
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Speaker 2: to make this about politics, she wants to get involved.
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Speaker 2: And he's like I had Trump and Biden with previous storms,
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Speaker 2: and they never made it about politics. They were never interested.
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Speaker 2: They just wanted to know what could be done to help.
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Speaker 2: And here she is trying to insert herself into the preparations,
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Speaker 2: and he blasted her big time. Had a lot to
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Speaker 2: say about Kamala Harris, and this is the specific quote
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Speaker 2: that he said. I've worked on these hurricanes under both
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Speaker 2: President Trump and President Biden. Neither of them ever tried
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Speaker 2: to pull the size it. She has never called on
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Speaker 2: any of the storms we've had since she's been vice
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Speaker 2: president until apparently. Now, Why all of a sudden is
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Speaker 2: she trying to parachute in and inject herself when she's
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Speaker 2: never shown any interest in the past. We know it's
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Speaker 2: because of politics. We know it's because of her campaign.
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Speaker 2: Harris is not even in the chain of command. She
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Speaker 2: has no role in this. The idea that I should
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Speaker 2: be like worrying about her when I'm focused on the
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Speaker 2: task at hand is just quite frankly absurd. This was
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Speaker 2: in an interview with the Fox and Friends hosts. Yes,
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Speaker 2: that's exactly right. Harris basically says that it's DeSantis who's
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Speaker 2: politicizing it. I wonder what the President has to say
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Speaker 2: about it well. President Biden praising Governor DeSantis for his
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Speaker 2: great job that he's doing in response to Helene as
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Speaker 2: well as preparations for Milton. So that kind of makes
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Speaker 2: you wonder why would he come in and undercut her there?
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Speaker 2: He doesn't get a lot of opportunities to undercut her
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Speaker 2: as the sitting president and knowing that she's currently I
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Speaker 2: guess still works for him. I mean, that's her job, right,
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Speaker 2: that's what she was voted to do to be the
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Speaker 2: vice president named the borders are even though they say
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Speaker 2: she wasn't and did a horrible job with the border,
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Speaker 2: went down to the border finally as part of this
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Speaker 2: campaign and just kind of stared at the ground like
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Speaker 2: a little kid board on a field trip. So this
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Speaker 2: is where we are. We have a president of the
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Speaker 2: United States who has now twice done something, whether intentional
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Speaker 2: or not, the kind of undercutter, and I guess we
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Speaker 2: need to start asking the question is he doing it
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Speaker 2: on purpose? Is it possible that, you know, his campaign
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Speaker 2: can't really or not his campaign, but his office can't
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Speaker 2: really do it the people who were pulling the strings
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Speaker 2: maybe behind the scenes. But it's possible, isn't it that
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Speaker 2: he's doing this to her. I'm not saying all all
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Speaker 2: of a sudden, now he's pro Trump. I'm just saying
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Speaker 2: that maybe he's not so pro Harris. It fits with
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Speaker 2: what we've heard that he doesn't like her, his wife
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Speaker 2: can't stand her, So why would they be supportive of Harris.
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Speaker 2: I'm just asking the question. I'm not here with any
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Speaker 2: definitive I can't give you any inside info other than
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Speaker 2: there's been inside info that they don't like her. That's
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Speaker 2: been out there for a while. Trump reminded her of
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Speaker 2: that face to face during the debate. But I guess
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Speaker 2: ultimately my question is this, if we found out somehow,
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Speaker 2: or he continues to do things over the next four
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Speaker 2: weeks to indicate that he's anti Harris, does that change
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Speaker 2: your opinion? If you're a Biden supporter but have been
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Speaker 2: on the fence about Harris, would that change your opinion.
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Speaker 2: I'm just asking. I ask questions on this show. I
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Speaker 2: don't tell you how to vote, I'll tell you to think.
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Speaker 2: I don't do that in my daily life, but here
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Speaker 2: I think it's a valid question to ask, why has
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Speaker 2: he now twice done something that seems to potentially be
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Speaker 2: a sabotage going against the her campaign. I guess message
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Speaker 2: of DeSantis is trying to make this political. As Biden says, No,
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Speaker 2: after the break Well, with Halloween fast approaching, the season
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Speaker 2: to watch scary movies, people are doing it. Probably. I
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Speaker 2: guess I haven't watched one yet this month, now that
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Speaker 2: I think about it, I've usually watched at least one
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Speaker 2: by this point. I did watch one on someone's recommendation
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Speaker 2: about two months ago, maybe, and it was a movie
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Speaker 2: they called the scariest movie they'd ever seen, and it sorry,
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Speaker 2: it wasn't. Maybe it was for them, it wasn't for me.
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Speaker 2: But with a new survey comes results at about eighty
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Speaker 2: four percent of respondents agree scary movies are at staple
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Speaker 2: of the Halloween season, with most people watching five different
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Speaker 2: scary movies this time of year, though twenty three percent
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Speaker 2: so we'll watch ten or more in the month of October,
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Speaker 2: forty six percent saying that watching a scary movie puts
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Speaker 2: them in spooky season mode. Thirty percent say a whole
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Speaker 2: or is their favorite movie genre, no matter what season.
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Speaker 2: Sixty eight percent say that they enjoy horror movies when
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Speaker 2: they were a kid they're seventy three percent says they
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Speaker 2: still enjoy them today. Sixty five percent saw their first
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Speaker 2: horror movie before they were eleven. Yeah, I was in
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Speaker 2: that group. Sixty percent said watching your first scary movie
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Speaker 2: at a slumber party is a rite of passage. So,
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Speaker 2: according to rancor dot com, these are the ten greatest
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Speaker 2: horror movies of all time. All Right, and let's see
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Speaker 2: how many of these I saw before I was eleven.
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Speaker 2: Let's see at least two of them I watched before
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Speaker 2: I was eleven. Another one, I don't know that you
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Speaker 2: could count it. I saw bits of it, but none
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Speaker 2: necessarily the whole thing. Okay, here we go. The Exorcist
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Speaker 2: is at the top of the list. Silence of the Lambs,
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Speaker 2: the Shining I would have seen bits of as a kid,
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Speaker 2: not the whole thing, The Conjuring Halloween. Definitely saw it
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Speaker 2: before I was eleven. Nightmare on Elm Street, Psycho would
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Speaker 2: have seen bits of it before all the important bits,
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Speaker 2: the scary stuff I would have seen, not necessarily the
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Speaker 2: rest of it. Texas Chainsaw, Massacre, Alien, and then Jaws.
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Speaker 2: I definitely saw before I was eleven. Hey, if you
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Speaker 2: want more activity in the bedroom, experts say you should
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Speaker 2: start by cleaning it up. A messy bedroom can really
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Speaker 2: mess with your sex life. This is a quote. Study
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Speaker 2: show that clutter kills libido. A messy in disorganized space
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Speaker 2: can cause stress, which is not good for our sex life,
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Speaker 2: says sex educator Porsche Brown. You may find yourself thinking
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Speaker 2: why haven't I put away that laundry instead of focusing on,
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Speaker 2: you know, enjoying things is a quote. Pleasure is the
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Speaker 2: worst she use. I was trying to Clearing out clutter
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Speaker 2: makes the bedroom more relaxing, stress free, sanctuary, and the
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Speaker 2: a carbonated drink that turns a jelly like substance when
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Speaker 2: it's inside your stomach, causing you to feel full. The
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Speaker 2: drink comes in two flavors, lemon and grapefruit. Hey, it's
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Speaker 2: probably better than you know. Some of the medicines you know,
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Speaker 2: some of the ozempics and we Govies. I guess, I
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Speaker 2: mean it would be healthier for you, But I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what the jelly like substance does as
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Speaker 2: hub has released its annual list of America's safest cities.
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Speaker 2: More than one hundred and eighty US cities were analyzed
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Speaker 2: based on a number of safety indicators, from traffic fatalities
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Speaker 2: and assaults per capita, to the unemployment rate and risk
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Speaker 2: of natural disasters. According to the data, here the twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty four top ten safest cities. I would say only
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Speaker 2: one of these jumped out at me as really, but
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Speaker 2: I've been there and I liked it. It was a
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Speaker 2: long time ago, but anyway, and it's number ten on
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Speaker 2: the list. But we'll start at number one. They say
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Speaker 2: South Burlington, Vermont is the safest city in America. Casper, Wyoming, Warwick,
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Speaker 2: Rhode Island, Burlington, Vermont, Boise, Idaho. That seems like that
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Speaker 2: could be higher, doesn't it. Yonkers, New York, Cedar, Rapids, Iowa, Columbia, Maryland, Portland, Maine.
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Speaker 2: And then Virginia Beach, Virginia. I don't know that seems
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Speaker 2: high on that list, but I guess based on those statistics,
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Speaker 2: that's what they've laid out for US. Least safe city
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Speaker 2: in the US is Memphis, followed by Detroit, Fort Lauderdale,
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Speaker 2: Baton Rouge, New Orleans, and Baltimore, Maryland. So there you go.
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Speaker 2: That's your list of safest and least safe cities. And finally,
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Speaker 2: if there's someone in your life that has wronged you
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Speaker 2: in some way, maybe a coworker, a navy where somebody
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Speaker 2: with it. That'll do it for this Wednesday edition of
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