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Wicked Radio 10-7: No Time To Whine, Trump Returns , and Kamala Calls Her Daddy · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: This is no time to cries. Is it time to
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Speaker 1: get tough and save your democracy?
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Speaker 2: Oh?
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Speaker 1: Wait to start today? Well, it's important if there's a
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Speaker 1: theme of today for everybody, not just you or your friends.
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Speaker 3: Me.
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Speaker 1: Too too much whining going on, and there's a lot
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Speaker 1: you can't actually do. Welcome to it. Thanks for finding
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Speaker 1: Wicked Radio. My name is Bill Adams. Monday, October seventh.
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Speaker 1: A lot to talk about on this day. And obviously
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Speaker 1: the most obvious of all is were less than a
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Speaker 1: month before this election, most important of our time. That
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Speaker 1: is getting thrown out by everybody these days. There's not
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Speaker 1: a lot of talking points that are the same on
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Speaker 1: both sides of the isle or whoever you talk to.
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Speaker 1: But boy, you hear that a lot. Most important election
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Speaker 1: of our lifetime and I one hundred percent absolutely eight
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Speaker 1: Is he agree with that? Because it absolutely is. But
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Speaker 1: there's too much whining, there's too much fear, there's too
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Speaker 1: much procrastination. I don't know what I'm gonna do. None
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Speaker 1: of that no more. And if you're not inspired by
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Speaker 1: a guy that went back to the scene of where
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Speaker 1: he was almost killed on a stage, came back before
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Speaker 1: what's reported to be one hundred thousand people. Man, I
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Speaker 1: don't know what's going to inspire you, but as predicted,
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Speaker 1: most obvious line in the world. He opened up with
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Speaker 1: it because he kind of had to. As I was saying, yeah,
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Speaker 1: I gotta tell you, I would have been extremely disappointed
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Speaker 1: if he didn't open up with that. And then he
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Speaker 1: went to the chart. It was Trump and Butler Pennsylvania.
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Speaker 1: And it was amazing because right before that, you know,
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Speaker 1: not only an increase in secret Service finally, thank you,
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Speaker 1: not only an increase in security around him, like with
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Speaker 1: the plexiglass and you know, local authorities and Pennsylvania State
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Speaker 1: troopers around him. Obviously, he also had the protection of
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Speaker 1: what's estimated to be, according to some reports, between eighty
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Speaker 1: and one hundred thousand people there. Now that's a big disparity.
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Speaker 1: I don't know which shit actually was, but every one
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Speaker 1: of those people would have taken a bullet for him,
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Speaker 1: every one of them in that crowd. It's pretty nice too,
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Speaker 1: because he got together with the family of Corey contemporary
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Speaker 1: and honored them. It was it was nice. And all
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Speaker 1: the people that were arriving there, you know, hours ahead
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Speaker 1: of time. If you've ever been to a Trump rally,
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Speaker 1: you know, what this is like. You get there hours
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Speaker 1: ahead of time, and there's all kinds of security to
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Speaker 1: get to go through everybody. It's see. I think I
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Speaker 1: saw a thousand videos of this, everybody taking a cell
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Speaker 1: phone and looking up at the sloped roof to make
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Speaker 1: sure that there was actually security up there this time,
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Speaker 1: or looking up to the sky to make sure that
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Speaker 1: there were you know, anti shooter drones there. Finally, and
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Speaker 1: the prevailing comment from everybody was, oh, oh, they can
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Speaker 1: actually put security on the roof this time. I guess
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Speaker 1: they figured out the sloped roof issue right. But he
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Speaker 1: did it, and he was there and where you know,
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Speaker 1: we were talking about our theme today where it's no time
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Speaker 1: to wind, this is no time to cry, this is
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Speaker 1: a time to fight for your democracy. Guess who else
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Speaker 1: was there? Like a rock star and one of those
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Speaker 1: iconic photos I'm sure you saw over the weekend too,
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Speaker 1: of Elon muh. I don't think Trump even knew he
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Speaker 1: was doing it behind him as he was walking to
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Speaker 1: the stage, jumping up in the air like a rock star,
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Speaker 1: and one of those photos that made it everywhere worldwide
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Speaker 1: that didn't really need a caption. He was psyched to
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Speaker 1: be there, but back to our theme, do something about it.
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Speaker 1: Elon agrees a must win situation, must win.
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Speaker 4: So I have I have one one ask for everyone
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Speaker 4: in the audience, everyone who watches this video, any everyone
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Speaker 4: in the live stream. This one request is very important.
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Speaker 4: Register to vote, okay, and and get everyone you know
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Speaker 4: and everyone you don't know, drag him to register to vote.
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Speaker 1: He's exactly right. That's what you can do. That first
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Speaker 1: and foremost, that's what you can do. And it starts
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Speaker 1: with this. You, me and everybody else today check your
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Speaker 1: vote for voter registration status, make sure you're you're up
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Speaker 1: and up, and if your registration deadline has passed in
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Speaker 1: your state, already take it outward or even if it hasn't,
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Speaker 1: take it out word. Find a friend, find somebody and
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Speaker 1: make sure that they're registered to vote. Because He's right,
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Speaker 1: this is a must win situation. Freedom is on the bell.
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Speaker 1: That's no exaggeration. And speaking of that today, Okay, I've
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Speaker 1: got a lot of people listening now, thankfully, very grateful
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Speaker 1: for you that are in different states. In Arizona and
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Speaker 1: in Georgia, this is the last day to register to vote.
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Speaker 1: A lot of people aren't even aware of that. In
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Speaker 1: those states because listen, in Georgia, they're dealing with still
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Speaker 1: dealing with storm damage. You know, distractions happen, things get
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Speaker 1: in the way Arizona in Georgia today And we'll give
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Speaker 1: a list of these each and every day as we
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Speaker 1: get closer to the election for the last days to
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Speaker 1: register to vote and find somebody, like Elon said there,
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Speaker 1: find them and get them to register to vote. And
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Speaker 1: I gotta say, I think we've passed the rubicon now
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Speaker 1: not You're not gonna win some sort of a stupid
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Speaker 1: Facebook argument trying to convince people why you should vote
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Speaker 1: for the way you think. Just get them reregistered. And
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Speaker 1: if you think that their common sense people who actually
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Speaker 1: do value freedom, tell them why this election is so important.
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Speaker 1: That's what you can do. There's plenty you and I
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Speaker 1: and everybody else still do. And that's what you do today,
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Speaker 1: because He's exactly right. Get them to register. That's how
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Speaker 1: you fight. We've heard it said. Freedom's on the ballot.
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Speaker 1: This is a battle for wow, safety, security of your family.
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Speaker 1: Make sure this isn't going to be a one party country.
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Speaker 1: It's also anti censorship is on this ballot. Your freedom
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Speaker 1: to say and speak and write and to read and
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Speaker 1: to listen to and to watch what you want that's
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Speaker 1: also on the ballot. Well, that sounds a little extreme, Bill,
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Speaker 1: I don't think that's the case. Really. Well, let's listen
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Speaker 1: to Hillary Clinton in an interview that aired on Saturday
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Speaker 1: on CNN, and it's amazing time we pointed this out
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Speaker 1: again and again throughout this election cycle. Everybody is showing
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Speaker 1: their cards now, everybody, and it's not only on the left,
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Speaker 1: it's on the right as well. When Hillary Clinton does
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Speaker 1: an interview on CNN and says the quiet part out
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Speaker 1: loud and says that this is probably their last chance
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Speaker 1: to control the information that you and I and everybody
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Speaker 1: else sees and hears and fields, do you think I'm lying? Well,
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Speaker 1: here's her in her own she should.
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Speaker 3: Be, in my view, repealing something called Section two thirty,
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Speaker 3: which gave platforms on the Internet to community because they
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Speaker 3: were thought to be just passed through that they shouldn't
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Speaker 3: be judged for the content that is posted. But we
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Speaker 3: now know that that was an overly simple view that
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Speaker 3: if the platforms, whether it's Facebook or Twitter x or
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Speaker 3: Instagram or TikTok, whatever they are, if they don't moderate
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Speaker 3: and monitor the content we lose total control.
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Speaker 1: Ah, And there it is if they don't moderate that content.
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Speaker 1: She got all the platforms right by the way, which
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Speaker 1: means she's actually up on this issue. She may be
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Speaker 1: the one. You know, she hasn't gone away. She didn't
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Speaker 1: win that election. Trump surprised her. I get it in
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Speaker 1: twenty sixteen. But she hasn't gone away. She's still very
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Speaker 1: powerful behind the scenes. They may have put Hillary in
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Speaker 1: charge of the censorship issue. Very well could be. And
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Speaker 1: she said it out loud the last part of the
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Speaker 1: entire clip. There was what it was all about. If
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Speaker 1: we don't moderate this now, we lose total control. They're
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Speaker 1: saying it now. They're desperate enough to actually say it
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Speaker 1: and to say what they mean. Believe them, Believe them
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Speaker 1: when they say that. You want an example, would we
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Speaker 1: have known just take X this platform and this you know,
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Speaker 1: this livestream Arizon X before it lives on a post
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Speaker 1: and winds up an audio podcast. Would we have known
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Speaker 1: even a quarter of the stories that are coming out
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Speaker 1: of North Carolina and the lack of FEMA response. Would
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Speaker 1: we have known about that? If going back to Elon
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Speaker 1: for a second, if he hadn't bought Twitter turned it
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Speaker 1: into X and it wasn't a Democrat left wing talking
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Speaker 1: echo chamber anymore. Would we have known any of that,
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Speaker 1: Would we have known any of the stuff that has
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Speaker 1: been reeled in this revealed in this past year. No,
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Speaker 1: absolutely not. That's what they're afraid of. That's what they're
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Speaker 1: desperately afraid of. Perfect example, here's what happened over the weekend.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure you saw this, all of the talking points,
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Speaker 1: and you could pick any media outlet, you know, digital
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Speaker 1: or online, digital, online or over the air about telling
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Speaker 1: you and me and everybody else at all this information
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Speaker 1: and all this questioning of FEMA. That was and they
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Speaker 1: love to use this word misinformation, That was misinformation. It's
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Speaker 1: not the official administration talking point. So that's misinformation. Case
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Speaker 1: in point. And like I said, you can pick any
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Speaker 1: one of them you want. But here's one from just
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Speaker 1: a headline for the Boston Globe on Saturday. After the deluge,
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Speaker 1: the lies, misinformation and hoaxes about Helene Cloud the recovery,
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Speaker 1: are they or is it? An administration? As admitted to
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Speaker 1: by Alejandra Majorcas, the Secretary of Homeland Security, admitting that
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Speaker 1: they diverted their funds they didn't have enough funds to
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Speaker 1: help these people out. That's why the first check went
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Speaker 1: out was seven hundred and fifty whole bucks. Would you
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Speaker 1: have even known that if the freedom of information wasn't
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Speaker 1: out there anymore, if you didn't have X out there anymore,
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Speaker 1: if you didn't have yeah, even some other out if
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Speaker 1: YouTube didn't get a little bit better, and I mean
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Speaker 1: a little bit better now, you wouldn't have known that.
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Speaker 1: That's why they want these platforms controlled. That's why. And
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Speaker 1: speaking of that, by the way, a lot of pushback
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Speaker 1: on these media outlets. This is another great thing that's happening.
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Speaker 1: A lot of people aren't believing this claim of misinformation
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Speaker 1: and pushing back. There's been too many videos, there's too
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Speaker 1: many first hand accounts. There's too many rescue operations from
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Speaker 1: amazing people that are trying to get help to the
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Speaker 1: people in Appalachia, western North Carolina, even in parts of
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Speaker 1: Georgia to try to get him some help. One of
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Speaker 1: those people is Tim Kennedy. This guy. If you don't
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Speaker 1: know Tim Kennedy, and I think a lot of you
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Speaker 1: probably do, He's an Army ranger, special Forces, an author,
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Speaker 1: he's a podcaster as well, does rescue missions. He's a
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Speaker 1: UFC fighter. Also, this guy's like a living, breathing superhero.
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Speaker 1: He has been one of those people in the helicopters
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Speaker 1: trying to get aid to the people stuck in western
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Speaker 1: North Carolina. And here's your first hand account. Am I
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Speaker 1: gonna believe or are you gonna believe somebody like Tim
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Speaker 1: Kennedy telling you what's going on or these media outlets
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Speaker 1: telling you well to doubt FEMA. That's just misinformation and
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Speaker 1: that's just a hoax. That's why this information is so important.
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Speaker 1: Tim was over the air again on Saturday, might have
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Speaker 1: been Sunday as well. He's still up there trying to
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Speaker 1: get help. Here's his account of what's actually happening.
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Speaker 2: Man, if you're not like search and rescue helicopter pilot
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Speaker 2: with the helicopter and even that, it's getting really weird
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Speaker 2: with federal agencies allowing some people to do things. I
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Speaker 2: don't understand it. It's make sure you register to vote.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, back to that theme, but too many first hand accounts.
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Speaker 1: It's the bottom line, that's exactly what it is. And
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Speaker 1: by the way, speaking of the misinformation, here's Pete Buddha,
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Speaker 1: Judge Transportation Secretary over the weekend here's this tweet or
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Speaker 1: a post. No one's shutting down the airspace and FAY
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Speaker 1: doesn't block legitimate rescue and recovery flights. Well, we just
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Speaker 1: heard from a guy that was in the air in
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Speaker 1: a helicopter with a landing space. They know exactly who
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Speaker 1: he is. It's a well funded operation, but they won't
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Speaker 1: let him do it. But that's misinformation. Apparently we were
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Speaker 1: told that people like Tim Kennedy can't get help to
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Speaker 1: where it's actually needed. Okay, all right, speak any of information.
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Speaker 1: This is what I wanted to get to Kamala. Her
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Speaker 1: interview schedule for the next well probably two weeks, three
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Speaker 1: weeks before the election. It is all planned out. She's
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Speaker 1: gonna be on Stern, She's going on Colbert, She's gonna
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Speaker 1: be on the View. Wow, then that's that's an attack interview. Hut,
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Speaker 1: those are gonna be some real tough questions. But what
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Speaker 1: you heard there previously on the clip was her going
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Speaker 1: on a podcast called Call Her Daddy. If you don't know,
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Speaker 1: Call Her Daddy. It is massive, massively successful podcast. They
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Speaker 1: usually talk about like relationships, sexual stuff, women's stuff. I
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Speaker 1: don't know, it's massive, And to deny I'm not gonna
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Speaker 1: sit here and deny that the huge, huge opportunity for
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Speaker 1: both that podcast and for Kamala to go on there.
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Speaker 1: I think it's actually a brilliant move. But once again
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Speaker 1: the criticism is apparently she taped this the day after
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Speaker 1: Helene hit and all that flooding hit the Carolinas. That's
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Speaker 1: one issue. The second is to go on there and
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Speaker 1: yet be a full proponent of those kinds of podcasts
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Speaker 1: you want to not shut down but completely control. That's
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Speaker 1: what the real issue is, Kamala on the Call Her
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Speaker 1: Daddy podcast here, it is why should we trust you?
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Speaker 3: So I'll say this, Look, you can look at my
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Speaker 3: career to know what I care about.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, we can, absolutely we can. By the way,
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Speaker 1: the host of the All Her Daddy podcasts there, which
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Speaker 1: is again huge, is Alex Cooper, not Alice Cooper, but
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Speaker 1: Alex Cooper. That's a great question. That's a better question
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Speaker 1: than I would bet you that Stearn's gonna ask. Colbert
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Speaker 1: is gonna ask any of the ding bats on the
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Speaker 1: view is gonna ask she very simply because he can't
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Speaker 1: weez a lot of that question, you have to give
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Speaker 1: it an answer, very simply and very directly asked Kamala Harris,
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Speaker 1: why should we trust you? That's a fantastic job. But
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Speaker 1: what I don't think Alex or a lot of the
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Speaker 1: other people who are online, all of us fully realize, is,
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Speaker 1: as you just heard there in the Hillary Clinton clip,
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Speaker 1: how they would love to shut everybody down, not shut
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Speaker 1: him down, but control the content the way it used
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Speaker 1: to be, not that long ago, year and a half ago.
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Speaker 1: That's what we had. That's where we were just saying,
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Speaker 1: we'll see if Colbert or the ding bats on the
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Speaker 1: view asked the same questions, I don't happen to think. So,
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Speaker 1: all right, I'm not gonna let today go without honor.
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Speaker 1: Bring the victims and this little i'd believe it or not.
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Speaker 1: Lightened up here in just a second and recognize that
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Speaker 1: this is the one year anniversary of October seventh, the
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Speaker 1: attack on Israel. Just some stats here for you. They
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Speaker 1: killed twelve hundred, they captured, and they took hostage. Two
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Speaker 1: hundred and fifty one. Ninety seven are still held. Ninety
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Speaker 1: seven people are still held unaccounted for. Anyway, I should
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Speaker 1: say sixty three are I know they're just captured. I
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Speaker 1: don't know as to say it. They're hostages thirty three
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Speaker 1: that they pretty much a confirmed dead, but they you know,
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Speaker 1: can't find a body there. And including this, and this
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Speaker 1: is something that I bet you haven't seen a headline
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Speaker 1: in probably months throughout this whole controversy. You've seen the protests.
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Speaker 1: You know, you've seen the protests outside of the DNC
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Speaker 1: convention in Chicago this summer. You saw the controversy and
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Speaker 1: college campuses. Who's talking about the seven Americans still unaccounted for?
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Speaker 1: Seven Americans still they think three are dead of that
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Speaker 1: seven seven Americans still there. I don't think this would
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Speaker 1: have happened. Trump says that on stage all the time,
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Speaker 1: it wouldn't happened if he was in charge. I believe him.
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Speaker 1: And also I think anybody that was first and foremost
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Speaker 1: in America would have been home by now. But I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna leave you with this, and this goes back to
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Speaker 1: our theme of today's live stream today's podcast Nolte whine.
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Speaker 1: You want to do something about it. People are doing
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Speaker 1: something about it, but you gotta look a little harder
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Speaker 1: to find the good information, the feel good story. And
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Speaker 1: believe it or not, out of the October seventh story,
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Speaker 1: there is some feel good. There's always light out of
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Speaker 1: the darkness. You want some here you go talk about fighting.
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Speaker 1: Columbia University probably the sight of one of the first,
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Speaker 1: along with Harvard, one of the first protest sites. The
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Speaker 1: pro Hamas protests is what they very quickly turned into,
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Speaker 1: which I've continued. By the way, Columbia donations have dropped
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Speaker 1: nearly twenty nine percent two just twenty one point four
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Speaker 1: million in the wake of the anti Israel protests. You
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Speaker 1: wonder what you do. I want to know how you fight.
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Speaker 1: That's how you fight. I'm with you. I think it's
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Speaker 1: insane that they still get twenty one point four million
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Speaker 1: dollars in donations, but it's down twenty nine percent of
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Speaker 1: rich guys, foundations and women and families taking their money
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Speaker 1: away from universities that support that kind of stuff. And
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Speaker 1: it wasn't you know, maybe they started first very early
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Speaker 1: on of the protest. It was just, you know, stop
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Speaker 1: the war. Yeah, I totally get that. Their college campus
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Speaker 1: is quickly that was completely hijacked by pro Hamas. They
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Speaker 1: were writing it. They were writing it on walls, pro
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Speaker 1: Hamas protests at these college campuses. How'd you feel if
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Speaker 1: you were a Jewish kid walking into school and having
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Speaker 1: to face that, and some of them were just blocked
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Speaker 1: from even going to class. How would that make you feel? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: So the good news and I know it's a dark story,
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Speaker 1: but the good news is people are fighting and waking up.
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Speaker 1: Columbia donations dropping nearly twenty nine percent. All right, thanks
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Speaker 1: for finding me, Thanks for finding the podcast livestream despite
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Speaker 1: technical difficulties today. Appreciates you so much. Hope you had
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Speaker 1: a nice weekend. And don't forget there's more storms to
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Speaker 1: worry about here as Milton is now a hurricane bearing
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Speaker 1: down on the Florida's west coast. Like they need anything else, Milton, Milty,
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Speaker 1: Uncle Milty, so be aware of that. What a strange
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Speaker 1: storm too, actually formed in the Gulf. Usually they kind
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Speaker 1: of skirt around and they enter the Gulf. This one
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Speaker 1: formed into the Gulf and headed to Florida's west coast.
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Speaker 1: So you feel for those people for sure. To live
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Speaker 1: as a post on x YouTube and the audio version
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Speaker 1: obviously on Apple Podcasts and Spotify as well. Thanks for
17:37
Speaker 1: finding me and sharing it along as always, and again,
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Speaker 1: there's no time to cry. It's time to fight for
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Speaker 1: your freedom. Thanks for finding me. Appreciate your time so much.
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Speaker 1: We'll talk to you tomorrow