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"Free Speech (and worth every penny)" (Friday, May 1, 2026, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: First Thing Today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 1: the second most famous Thomas and Charlotte.
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  Speaker 2: Sward steal men have a day at least for work.
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  Speaker 3: When the sun comes up, drops a pet.
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  Speaker 4: Of the school.
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  Speaker 3: The way Joe has everything, agenda, all the.
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  Speaker 5: Treasure, needs.
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  Speaker 3: No wonder. Joe's allies smile.
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  Speaker 6: He only as.
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  Speaker 7: Let be Joe.
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  Speaker 8: Thank you for letting me be of service to you
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  Speaker 8: this morning.
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  Speaker 3: I want to be Joe.
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  Speaker 8: You know how we roll. I will tell you what
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  Speaker 8: went on last night. I will give you my analysis
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  Speaker 8: of it. I know that's what you tuned in for
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  Speaker 8: to a degree, but you also want to hear how
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  Speaker 8: it's impacting your friends and neighbors there, because that's important
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  Speaker 8: more so than it is my opinion only as to
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  Speaker 8: how the evidence got to the debris field after said crises.
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  Speaker 8: And we'll do all that for you. I want to
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  Speaker 8: take a second here and we'll get back to this
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  Speaker 8: redistricting mania if you're joining us in progress. After the
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  Speaker 8: Supreme Court's ruling on Louisiana, now you've got this bum
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  Speaker 8: rush of states saying well, well, we're going to redistrict
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  Speaker 8: do if we don't have to have majority minority districts. Well,
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  Speaker 8: then we redo all of our districts. They're talking about
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  Speaker 8: two districts in Alabama, one district in Mississippi, and one
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  Speaker 8: in Tennessee at least one. Marshall Blackburn wants them to
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  Speaker 8: redraw them today based on the Supreme Court ruling on
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  Speaker 8: the Louisiana case about majority minority districts. And it's a
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  Speaker 8: seminal thing. You know, It's funny when the Supreme Court
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  Speaker 8: comes up with rulings like this, everyone wants to talk
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  Speaker 8: about it, but the lower decision nobody wanted to talk
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  Speaker 8: about because it takes away congressional power. And so the
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  Speaker 8: less they talked about it, the more people don't even realize.
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  Speaker 8: It's being ignored in the US House and Senate, I
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  Speaker 8: mean seminarly ignored there. But be that as it may
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  Speaker 8: also want to talk about the herrings with Pete Hegseith,
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  Speaker 8: because apparently all those folks who are stomping around about
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  Speaker 8: war powers resolutions they missed Apparently a rule that goes
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  Speaker 8: back to the Nixon administration sixty days emergency powers, even
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  Speaker 8: without pointing to the fact that this was the war
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  Speaker 8: on Terror that was declared in two thousand and two,
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  Speaker 8: even without taking that into effect, there's a sixty day window.
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  Speaker 8: Oh hold it, And we told you that from the
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  Speaker 8: get go of our actions in Iran that there was
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  Speaker 8: a sixty day window in which the president can conduct activities.
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  Speaker 8: Nobody wanted to listen to me, then, no, So we'll
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  Speaker 8: get into that as well. But at four three, four
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  Speaker 8: eighty two, four two one seventies are our first things
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  Speaker 8: this morning. So the Supreme Court this week ruled that
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  Speaker 8: majority minority districts are unconstitutional. And this has started now
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  Speaker 8: a breakneck attempt to redistrict states like Mississippi and Alabama.
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  Speaker 8: And by the way, the Florida bill to redistrict the
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  Speaker 8: Sunshine State is in the state Senate past the House.
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  Speaker 8: Seven blue seats could be in play, according to the
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  Speaker 8: Cook Political Report and the University of Virginia Center for Politics,
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  Speaker 8: South Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana. Meanwhile, Hakim Jeffrey says, oh, really, well,
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  Speaker 8: wats what we do in blue states that we haven't
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  Speaker 8: already redistricted Republicans out of already? He said told Politico
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  Speaker 8: that he had four states in mind. All options are
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  Speaker 8: on the table as we get through the twenty twenty
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  Speaker 8: six election and look into the future. States like New York, Illinois, Maryland,
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  Speaker 8: and Colorado are where Hakim Jeffries thinks they will redistrict
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  Speaker 8: Republicans out. Meanwhile, as I mentioned White House hearings on
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  Speaker 8: the war in Iran, Virginia, Senator Tim Kaine quizzing the
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  Speaker 8: Secretary of War Pete Hegsith, who said the War Powers
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  Speaker 8: Act sixty day clock has been paused because of the
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  Speaker 8: ceasefire that was called there. Oil on the marketplace has
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  Speaker 8: topped one hundred and twenty six dollars a barrel. But
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  Speaker 8: today is the day that the United Arab Emirates leaves
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  Speaker 8: the oil the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries known as OPEK,
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  Speaker 8: and we'll see if that has a impact on the
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  Speaker 8: price of oil. President Trump signed the bill funding homeland security,
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  Speaker 8: ending the shutdown that finally passed through the House and Senate.
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  Speaker 8: And Congressman Jeff Van Drew said Thursday, the courts will
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  Speaker 8: ultimately be the determining factor whether FBI Director James Comey
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  Speaker 8: is Instagram post saying eighty six forty seven is protected speech.
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  Speaker 1: Thomas on the Chunk Media Network.
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  Speaker 20: I was there too, and you know what they said.
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  Speaker 4: Some of it was too.
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  Speaker 21: The top of the dial.
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  Speaker 13: Would you give me? So?
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  Speaker 8: The King and Queen were here in our flagship area.
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  Speaker 8: Went toured Shenandoah National Park to tour a historic site
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  Speaker 8: where hundreds of hillbilly families of expatriate Brits had their
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  Speaker 8: homes stolen from them from the by the federal government
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  Speaker 8: because they didn't know what the Fifth Amendment said about it.
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  Speaker 8: So they came along and said, we need this mountaintop.
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  Speaker 8: We're going to build a road here, and you got
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  Speaker 8: have to get off. And they went oi, and they said,
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  Speaker 8: what does that mean? Get out of here, Get out
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  Speaker 8: of here, billy. The phrase hillbilly, by the way, for
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  Speaker 8: those who don't have the historical bent that I do,
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  Speaker 8: Hillbilly comes from the fact that many of the rural,
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  Speaker 8: mountainous dwelling, mostly mining citizens of the mid Atlantic and
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  Speaker 8: South were of Scottish descent, and many of them were
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  Speaker 8: named William. As a matter of fact, you would be
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  Speaker 8: hard pressed sometimes to find a community where somebody wasn't
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  Speaker 8: named William, after either the Conqueror or Wallace. And so
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  Speaker 8: the name Hillbilly became an epithet for anyone of Scottish
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  Speaker 8: descent living in rural, rural Virginia, rural South Carolina, Tennessee,
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  Speaker 8: anything like that. So the King of England coming there
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  Speaker 8: to celebrate that. Truthfully, he was there to talk about
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  Speaker 8: climate change some more. But Charles Apropos of the King
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  Speaker 8: and Queen's visit, we should post this to our social media.
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  Speaker 8: He found this in a good will store and picked
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  Speaker 8: up Charles as a coffee mug collector, and it seems
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  Speaker 8: he just gave me one. It's a silver silver goblet
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  Speaker 8: with the name Shirley emblazoned on it. Engraved on a
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  Speaker 8: beautiful engravement. It says Shirley, and then he stuck a
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  Speaker 8: little sticker on top of it said don't call me
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  Speaker 8: and I just I love it. Charles, thank you. But
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  Speaker 8: he found this coffee mug that's in his collection make
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  Speaker 8: America great Britain again. I don't know eighteen hundred, Charles,
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  Speaker 8: that would have had you, you know, imprisoned under the
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  Speaker 8: Alien Insedition Acts, because that's what was going on in
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  Speaker 8: a teen hundred, and then again in eighteen twelve, and
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  Speaker 8: then again in eighteen sixty, because they kept trying to
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  Speaker 8: make America great Britain again. But on the subject of
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  Speaker 8: this sort of speech, the reason Thomas Jefferson girded his
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  Speaker 8: loins and ran for president, bankrupting himself, engaging in one
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  Speaker 8: of the most vitriolic presidential campaigns ever, makes twenty sixteen
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  Speaker 8: look like a tea party. Well not the tea party,
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  Speaker 8: but what is protected speech? This comes up, not just
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  Speaker 8: in the FCC's attempt to shut down ABC owned and
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  Speaker 8: operated TV broadcast facilities over the fact that they paid
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  Speaker 8: Jimmy Kimmel for his late night show that like twenty
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  Speaker 8: people watch except for when we martyr him and then
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  Speaker 8: it was like, I got to see what this guy's
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  Speaker 8: all about. We're promoting his show by you know, insists
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  Speaker 8: that the FCC shut him down or the television stations
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  Speaker 8: that he's broadcasting on. Meanwhile, the FCC is crickets when
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  Speaker 8: it comes to the hundreds and hundreds of thousands of
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  Speaker 8: broadcasts that continue to reference Donald Trump as a pedophile rapist.
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  Speaker 8: Where's the FCC interest in Rachel Maddow, I mean Rachel
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  Speaker 8: Maddow I think starts every program saying, oh, it's day
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  Speaker 8: three hundred and ninety five of the rapist pedophile administration,
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  Speaker 8: you know, I mean, it's so bad. Chris Hayes, Chris Matthews,
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  Speaker 8: all these folks on MS now it's their programming philosophy.
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  Speaker 8: They're there to stand up to the rapist in chief,
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  Speaker 8: and nobody calls them out for the lie. Is such
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  Speaker 8: a strong word, isn't it, But as a lie, nobody
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  Speaker 8: calls them out for it. Where's the FCC's interest in
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  Speaker 8: going after these people, these people whose rhetoric knocked the
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  Speaker 8: last good marble out of some housebound agrophobe from Torrance, California.
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  Speaker 8: So he brings a couple of guns to the White
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  Speaker 8: House correspondence in are trying to rid the country of
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  Speaker 8: this scourge that he can no longer bear the idea
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  Speaker 8: of being in a country that allows a guy like
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  Speaker 8: this to be their leader. I mean, I don't know
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  Speaker 8: when his last good marble fell out of his tenuous,
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  Speaker 8: little basement dwelling hands. It might have been during his
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  Speaker 8: last a bout of playing What's the What's the Minecraft?
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  Speaker 8: You know, one too many rounds of Minecraft or fall Out,
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  Speaker 8: and he's like, I have to do something about this.
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  Speaker 8: Where's the FCC's interest in that? But be careful what
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  Speaker 8: you wish for, because his actions should be seen as
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  Speaker 8: his actions. Jimmy Kimmel's actions should be seen as his actions.
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  Speaker 8: If Jimmy Kimmel wants to drive away three quarters of
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  Speaker 8: the potential viewership of his late night TV show, let him.
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  Speaker 8: We're seeing the statistics of what happens when nobody watches
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  Speaker 8: a golf tournament full of golf superstars paid for by
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  Speaker 8: Saudi money. Nobody was advertising on it because nobody was
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  Speaker 8: interested in it. Nobody was watching, and they were hemorrhaging cash.
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  Speaker 8: So now the Saudi government has pulled their eight million
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  Speaker 8: dollar investment out of the Live Golf Tour because nobody
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  Speaker 8: was watching, there was no advertising to it. Visit Theemirates
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  Speaker 8: dot com was not getting any traffic. Nobody was buying
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  Speaker 8: seats on Emirates Air to fly to Abu Dhabi. So
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  Speaker 8: they said, oh, that it did. Because these programs are
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  Speaker 8: all supposed to be advertising vehicles promoting something or another.
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  Speaker 8: You make a popular program and then the commercials in
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  Speaker 8: it are supposed to pay the bills for you to
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  Speaker 8: do it. You don't need the FCC to punish people
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  Speaker 8: you don't like what they said. And you would be
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  Speaker 8: careful because if you open this Pandora's box, it will
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  Speaker 8: shut down programs like this one. I was, and I'm
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  Speaker 8: told I'm not supposed to mention how long I've been
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  Speaker 8: in broadcasting because I'm new to you, but I'm gently
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  Speaker 8: pre loved in the world of broadcasting. I've been at
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  Speaker 8: this for a while. I've been doing broadcasting since before
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  Speaker 8: they took down the fairness doctrine. Okay, I lived. I'd
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  Speaker 8: made radio under the fairness doctrine, and I was there,
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  Speaker 8: and I took phone calls from people saying, why won't
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  Speaker 8: you put this guy on the air. He's running because
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  Speaker 8: I couldn't get as a opponent to come on the air.
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  Speaker 8: All somebody had to do to silence somebody's speech was
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  Speaker 8: decline to give voice to the alternative. Be careful, be
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  Speaker 8: careful with the nitroglycerin that you're playing with when you
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  Speaker 8: start calling for the FCC to do stuff. Personally, the
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  Speaker 8: FCC should be like the court clerk. I have filed
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  Speaker 8: my deed. I own this transmitter for frequency. I have
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  Speaker 8: paid my cash money for it. In some cases, I've
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  Speaker 8: paid my cash money to build the damn transmitter. And
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  Speaker 8: believe me, building a transmitter is harder than you think.
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  Speaker 8: As we sit here on our flagship station, hopefully very
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  Speaker 8: soon getting our transmitter back because we had to move towers,
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  Speaker 8: don't come to me, I don't care whether you're a
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  Speaker 29: I was getting some work done last night. I thought,
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  Speaker 29: up to in the first quarter. They were down sixty
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  Speaker 8: Oh my, No, nobody is down sixty one points in
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  Speaker 30: No, they got to be by sixty one the early
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  Speaker 30: down forty seven.
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  Speaker 9: And a half.
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  Speaker 8: Oh my gosh, what do they know they were? They were?
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  Speaker 8: I mean it was it was ridiculous. I'll talk more
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  Speaker 29: All I was led by two in the first quarter
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  Speaker 29: and then trailed by twenty five, and then it was
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  Speaker 29: forty seven and a half?
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  Speaker 29: Anyway, she tells the story to Katie Nolan who's a
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  Speaker 8: But anyway, Diana Russini.
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  Speaker 29: Just has this thing now where all these I told
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  Speaker 31: I ran up to an owner at a meeting once
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  Speaker 5: You can guess his answer, I was the best.
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  Speaker 29: Bud Light commercial has surfaced thanks to Diana Russini and
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  Speaker 20: Oh my god, it's just absolutely, you know if the Patriots,
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  Speaker 20: Parcells and the Patriots only role in the NFL was
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  Speaker 8: This never would have happened but because of Bill Belichick,
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  Speaker 30: Yeah, yeah, you're you're in a no win situation. But
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  Speaker 30: I remember I used to record those but like commercials,
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  Speaker 30: and I would keep them to like play at you know,
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  Speaker 8: And this just appeared. I saw that that's a spoof commercial.
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  Speaker 8: It's like some radio station guys got all right, I'm not.
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  Speaker 29: They're not running The Genius campaign was was brilliant anyway,
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  Speaker 29: Oh I know they was they were saluting you know,
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  Speaker 8: Out the you know that that's like the guy running
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  Speaker 8: paying any attention to put some ad there. I'm not
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  Speaker 8: even gonna get it. It was so salacious that every
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  Speaker 8: news station in California has been running his ad for
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  Speaker 8: free as a news story. And it's like, you know,
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  Speaker 8: and all of a sudden, he's climbed into the polls,
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• 35:23
  Speaker 29: Well, so the nixt yeah, the Knicks half moved on
• 35:25
  Speaker 29: and yeah, by the way, that halftime score was talking
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  Speaker 29: about four cents the halftime score last night NIXT eighty
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  Speaker 29: three Atlanta thirty six.
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  Speaker 8: That was home my score. Can you imagine that?
• 35:35
  Speaker 18: Speech?
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  Speaker 1: Mike Brown said, Okay, guys, come on we need to.
• 35:38
  Speaker 29: It's like the Bobby Knights story about Michael Jordan. They
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  Speaker 29: were playing in the Olympics and Jordan had this all
• 35:44
  Speaker 29: world first half a first half he had like twenty
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  Speaker 29: four and a half, you know, eight.
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  Speaker 8: Boards whatever it was.
• 35:51
  Speaker 29: So Bobby Knight's walking to the locker room and he said,
• 35:53
  Speaker 29: you know, I got it. I can't let this team
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  Speaker 29: lose its edge, and so I've got to I've got
• 35:59
  Speaker 29: to do some So he goes in the locker room
• 36:01
  Speaker 29: and he tells the guys. He goes, you know, and
• 36:04
  Speaker 29: he yells at you. He says, hey, Michael. He goes,
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  Speaker 29: you know what, I have not seen you set one screen.
• 36:13
  Speaker 29: You have not set one screen in the first.
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  Speaker 1: Half, you know.
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  Speaker 29: And Michael goes, coach, coach, it's not you know what,
• 36:22
  Speaker 29: I am so quick, I'm setting them.
• 36:24
  Speaker 8: You're just not seeing them. Nice. That's that's Jordan's answer.
• 36:29
  Speaker 8: That's one a great basket in a chair wind flying
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  Speaker 8: across the locker room at Michael. Yeah, Mike, No, you
• 36:34
  Speaker 8: don't say stuff like I don't care who you are.
• 36:36
  Speaker 8: But there's the old joke about Michael. Who's the only
• 36:38
  Speaker 8: person in basketball history that could keep Michael Jordan from
• 36:42
  Speaker 8: scoring twenty points a game. Yeah, Michael, No, no, Dean Smith, oh.
• 36:47
  Speaker 29: Dean Smith, right right, right, yeah, I remember, I remember that.
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  Speaker 8: Oh my gosh, you know, but this, you know, the
• 36:54
  Speaker 8: sixty point these are perfect. I mean aside from the
• 36:58
  Speaker 8: the the all two patently obvious General Sherman's march through
• 37:02
  Speaker 8: Atlanta references. That's that's embarrassing. I mean, you know these
• 37:07
  Speaker 8: are professionals. What Yeah, I don't know. Sixty points.
• 37:12
  Speaker 29: That's Snyder, who you know who played for Duke and
• 37:14
  Speaker 29: his coached everywhere in the world.
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  Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, what do.
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  Speaker 30: You tell your team at halftime you're down forty seven.
• 37:21
  Speaker 29: I mean it was eighty three thirty six and that
• 37:23
  Speaker 29: what do you I mean, what do you tell So anyway, uh,
• 37:26
  Speaker 29: Mike Brown and then I'll play it for you next hour.
• 37:28
  Speaker 8: But Mike Brown.
• 37:30
  Speaker 29: Uh told the media, well, I just you know, credit
• 37:33
  Speaker 29: to Atlanta. They made things confusing for us in the series,
• 37:36
  Speaker 29: but we had to find a way to make the
• 37:38
  Speaker 29: game easier.
• 37:40
  Speaker 8: Really, thank you kidding. So anyway to say, good weekend,
• 37:44
  Speaker 8: the Celtics.
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  Speaker 29: Celtics will play against Saturday, So the Knicks will play
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  Speaker 29: the Celtics if the if the sixers.
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  Speaker 8: Don't surprise again. Gosh, that's it. Good stuff, Mac. I
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  Speaker 8: thank you, sir, I appreciate.
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  Speaker 8: He's the host of the Good for America podcast, former
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  Speaker 8: Bob Good. Thank you Bob for visiting a little bit.
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  Speaker 8: I think today's program is going to be called foul language.
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  Speaker 8: I'm gonna I'm going to title today's episode foul language,
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  Speaker 8: and that'll confuse everyone because people say Bob doesn't use
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  Speaker 8: foul language. But I want to. I want to talk
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  Speaker 8: about speech with you a little.
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  Speaker 34: Bit, that foul language directed frequently.
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  Speaker 8: Oh yeah, well that's true. You are a Republican Congress.
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  Speaker 8: So yes. Right after the swearing at came the swearing as.
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  Speaker 8: Right after the swearing incomes of the swearing at. We
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  Speaker 8: were watching in Virginia. The Family Foundation is suing. There's
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  Speaker 8: a constitutional amendment that's going to make Virginia's abortion laws
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  Speaker 8: the most open, the most progressive, the most permissive on
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  Speaker 8: the planet. And the language in the constitutional amendment is well,
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  Speaker 8: as the lawsuit says, misleading. I think that's being kind.
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  Speaker 8: The Attorney General says, reproductive healthcare is healthcare. I guess
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  Speaker 8: because the words healthcare are in the phrase reproductive healthcare.
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  Speaker 8: And there are other aspects of deceiving language out there.
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  Speaker 8: We watched the case of the kid who bum rushed
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  Speaker 8: the President at the correspondence dinner, who had been subjected
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  Speaker 8: to let's call it deceiving language for four years about
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  Speaker 8: rapist pedophiles, and he decided he couldn't take it anymore.
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  Speaker 8: Yet the FCC doesn't seem interested in that. They do
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  Speaker 8: seem interested in Jimmy Kimmel, who's actually opened the proceedings
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  Speaker 8: with that deceiving language, people hiding behind Oh, well, that's
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  Speaker 8: just on your interpretation. You didn't know, you know, I
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  Speaker 8: didn't mean that. How can we get back to a
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  Speaker 8: place where you know, you say what you mean, and
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  Speaker 8: obfuscate it later behind you know, lawyers and lead filings.
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  Speaker 34: Well, that's a large important question. But we're in a
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  Speaker 34: world of flawed people and imperfect people, and dishonest people,
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  Speaker 34: and people with their own selfish agendas obviously, So I
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  Speaker 34: don't know that we'll ever arrive at a place where
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  Speaker 34: we've got an honest, truthful culture, society, media, political establishment,
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  Speaker 34: or what have you. But the issue that you're refer
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  Speaker 34: or the situation that you're referring to with the abortion case,
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  Speaker 34: the abortion challenge, for the referendum, for this fall in
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  Speaker 34: the election, the efforts by the Democrats, by the left,
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  Speaker 34: by the radical abortionist if you will, in Virginia, it
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  Speaker 34: suffers from the same political challenges that the redistricting case
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  Speaker 34: is based upon as well in other words, should they
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  Speaker 34: be able to count you had to have the intervening election,
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  Speaker 34: and should they be able to count that when a
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  Speaker 34: million people had already voted Number one, number two, they
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  Speaker 34: didn't give the proper ninety day notice in advance that
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  Speaker 34: they're required to by law number three. They used a
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  Speaker 34: General Assembly special session that was called for the budget
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  Speaker 34: to instead use it for or at least to also
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  Speaker 34: use it for these amendment processes that's being challenged as well.
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  Speaker 34: And then to your point, receptive, intentionally, dishonest, deceitful language
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  Speaker 34: that's being used. And to some extent, there's responsibility or
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  Speaker 34: burden upon the voter, upon the citisen to preserve and
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  Speaker 34: protect this republic that's been entrusted to us. The founders
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  Speaker 34: knew we were dependent on a moral and religious citizenry,
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  Speaker 34: so to some degree we have responsibility to recognize when
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  Speaker 34: the wool is being pulled over our eyes or we're
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  Speaker 34: being deceved, and so forth. You know, to call hyper
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  Speaker 34: partisan gerrymandering fair on the on the ballot, on the
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  Speaker 34: election that just took place, on redissecting, or to say, hey,
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  Speaker 34: you're protecting health care, or you're protecting health freedom, you're
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  Speaker 34: protecting you know, health care, and so forth, when what
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  Speaker 34: they're really trying to do is to enshrine the right
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  Speaker 34: to have abortion up to the moment of birth without
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  Speaker 34: any restriction in the Constitution itself, to make it harder
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  Speaker 34: for future Republican conservative governors or state legislatures to restrict
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  Speaker 34: abortion in Virginia.
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  Speaker 8: Well, and that's the thing that I find, you know, problematic,
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  Speaker 8: is that we're busy people, you know, and they're and
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  Speaker 8: they're counting on the fact that we only have the moment,
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  Speaker 8: you know, with our smartphone to see a headline and say,
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  Speaker 8: oh my gosh, Bob Good said that, and they don't
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  Speaker 8: have We don't have the time, and they're praying on this,
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  Speaker 8: they're praying on the idea that we don't have time
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  Speaker 8: to go in double source or triple source something. So
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  Speaker 8: there is a responsibility of the media to go out
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  Speaker 8: and do that. But does the responsibility lie in the
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  Speaker 8: aggrieved party If somebody lies about Bob Good on their
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  Speaker 8: podcast or their radio show or anything else, is there
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  Speaker 8: some responsibility from the authorities to come and just say, hey,
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  Speaker 8: we heard you did this stop it? Or does Bob
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  Speaker 8: Good have to file because that seems to be the
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  Speaker 8: other argument as well. We keep calling Donald Trump a
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  Speaker 8: rapist pedophile, and he hasn't sued us to make a
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  Speaker 8: stop yet. So therefore ipso fact though, and to wait,
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  Speaker 8: you see what I'm playing. You know, you know, more
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  Speaker 8: lawyers get into the room and your head starts to swim.
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  Speaker 34: Well, it is dangerous. And when you get into who
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  Speaker 34: gets to regulate and determine what is honest or dishonest speech,
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  Speaker 34: what is protected or not protected speech, or.
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  Speaker 8: What have you.
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  Speaker 34: And in our country, in our constitutional republic, with our constitution,
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  Speaker 34: with our Bill of Rights, and our belief in foundational
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  Speaker 34: we value freedom over safety. We don't compromise our safety
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  Speaker 34: in order to our freedom, rather in order to try
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  Speaker 34: to achieve safety. That's the whole issue with DEFAISO reauthorization. Yeah,
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  Speaker 34: And so we put a premium or should put a
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  Speaker 34: premium on protecting speech and expression and the press and
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  Speaker 34: so forth. And we'd rather air that way than to
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  Speaker 34: try to police and make sure that everybody and everything
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  Speaker 34: said is honest, if you will, and often you know,
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  Speaker 34: there's a difference between as you know, between explicit you know,
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  Speaker 34: misrepresentation of facts or truth versus spin and presentation and
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  Speaker 34: how you frame the debate or the argument, if you will. Again,
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  Speaker 34: similar Democrats say, oh, we've got a redistrict in Virginia
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  Speaker 34: to have fairness. Well, the way they say that is
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  Speaker 34: dishonest and deceptive, deceitful on intentionally, But it would be
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  Speaker 34: difficult to say it was absolutely untruthful exactly what they said.
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  Speaker 34: It was their framing and their presentation of the facts
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  Speaker 34: that were you know, intentionally dishonest.
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  Speaker 8: Well, and I know that there's a certain amount of
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  Speaker 8: pedantics that go on into it. And you know, over
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  Speaker 8: the years they've pulled the Overton window to the point
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  Speaker 8: where we just assumed that abortion means healthcare. And I
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  Speaker 8: know that I have and I know you have pushed
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  Speaker 8: back on the idea that abortion is in any way,
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  Speaker 8: shape or form healthcare. But by normalizing that phrase now
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  Speaker 8: they're turning around and using it in law and saying, well,
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  Speaker 8: it's just the commonplace you know, understanding of what abortion is,
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  Speaker 8: that it's somehow reproductive healthcare. They should say it's you know,
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  Speaker 8: post coil contraception if they want to be you know,
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  Speaker 8: honest about it, Bob. But Bob Good is here from
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  Speaker 8: the Good for America podcast and appreciate your time. Bob,
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  Speaker 8: and I want to ask you about what's going on
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