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"GROK? Make Me a Super Bowl Ad" (Monday, February 9, 2026, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: And candidly, you don't need to do a lot to
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  Speaker 1: discourage people from voting.
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  Speaker 2: First thing today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 2: the second most famous Thomas and Charlotte'sville Jewart.
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  Speaker 3: Said, steal metem you every day, at least for work
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  Speaker 3: when the sun comes up, drops a.
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  Speaker 4: Pet to school the way Joey has everything.
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  Speaker 5: A Jean do all the Joases needs no one that
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  Speaker 5: Joe zawis smiled.
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  Speaker 6: He all the eggs peg.
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  Speaker 7: Let them be, Joe, thank you for letting me be
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  Speaker 7: of service to you this morning.
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  Speaker 8: Pretty clear on any given morning that this isn't generated
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  Speaker 8: by any anthropower.
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  Speaker 9: And that.
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  Speaker 8: See what I mean, the AI ain't gonna generate this.
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  Speaker 7: Sorry. Uh there, we break down the news for you.
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  Speaker 8: We tell you what we see in the evidence left
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  Speaker 8: behind in the debris field, after the news has been
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  Speaker 8: thoroughly bashed to bits, and then I want to find
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  Speaker 8: out how it's impacting you where you are four three,
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  Speaker 8: four eight eight two four to two one seven. You
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  Speaker 8: know the super Bowl and the halftime show and the
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  Speaker 8: controversy because the left wing press, and by left wing
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  Speaker 8: I mean pretty much anyone except like three outlets are
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  Speaker 8: telling you that Kid Rock produced halftime alternative show for
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  Speaker 8: Turning Point USA.
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  Speaker 7: It was a dull. It's a total disaster. That's a disaster.
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  Speaker 7: Twitter wouldn't let them broadcast it.
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  Speaker 8: Then one was Mike Florio generally, stay in your lane, Mike,
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  Speaker 8: do football.
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  Speaker 7: It's like nobody knows how to find it.
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  Speaker 8: What a mess, except for the five million people that
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  Speaker 8: watched it, of course Mike, who apparently can find YouTube
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  Speaker 8: dot com pretty easily. There and but you know, always
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  Speaker 8: after a Super Bowl game, the ads this the controversy
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  Speaker 8: over Elon Musk and his groc.
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  Speaker 4: Ad Hey, Grock, how old do you need to be
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  Speaker 4: to go to space?
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  Speaker 10: Selected candidates have historically ranged from twenty six to forty
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  Speaker 10: six years old.
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  Speaker 4: How many miles going from Mars?
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  Speaker 11: About one hundred and forty million.
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  Speaker 12: Miles from pay?
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  Speaker 13: Grock?
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  Speaker 9: What actually causes combustion instability? How sensitive is Delta V
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  Speaker 9: to small mass changes?
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  Speaker 8: And he goes on, are you ready for this? It
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  Speaker 8: goes to Mars with Grock and of course the one
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  Speaker 8: that didn't win. Supposedly there's no there's no talking in it,
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  Speaker 8: so it's not very much for a radio broadcast, but
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  Speaker 8: it's just funny because it's this guy says, make me
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  Speaker 8: a girlfriend. At the end of it, it's all about,
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  Speaker 8: you know, make me cooler, make me better looking, maybe
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  Speaker 8: a girlfriend. It didn't get included, although apparently it got
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  Speaker 8: a lot of votes in the groc contest to decide.
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  Speaker 7: See.
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  Speaker 8: This is what happens when you let the Internet decide
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  Speaker 8: this kind of stuff. The US Attorney for Washington, D C.
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  Speaker 8: Janine Piro, said that the arrest of Zubayr al Bakus
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  Speaker 8: over the weekend, who is allegedly one of the leaders
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  Speaker 8: of the twenty twelve attack on the US safehouse in Benghazi,
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  Speaker 8: said in a statement yesterday, the American cavalry never came
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  Speaker 8: to our disappointment. We're coming for you. Now we've got him,
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  Speaker 8: We've got a lot more coming, she warned. Top US
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  Speaker 8: health official doctor Mehmet oz Is saying Americans should get
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  Speaker 8: the measles vaccine, despite dubious feelings on the importance of
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  Speaker 8: vaccinations from his boss, Health and Human Service as Secretary,
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  Speaker 8: Robert F. Kennedy Junior. Though Kennedy Junior made no statement
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  Speaker 8: about the vaccines and the uptick in cases being seen
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  Speaker 8: in the country. Maria Koreana Machado says that one of
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  Speaker 8: her closest allies was kidnapped to just hours after being
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  Speaker 8: released from prison. Heavily armed men, she wrote on ex
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  Speaker 8: dressed in civilian clothes, arrived in four vehicles and violently
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  Speaker 8: took him away. Japanese Prime Minister Sennai Tai Kaichi's gamble
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  Speaker 8: on her own popularity is paid off with a two
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  Speaker 8: move to what the Japanese call a conservative agenda of
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  Speaker 8: national security, immigration, economic and social policies. British Prime Minister
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  Speaker 8: Keir Starmer is in a tough spot right now. Is
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  Speaker 8: more Brits are getting embroiled in former MI five daughter
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  Speaker 8: Gallaine Maxwell's Jeffrey Epstein affair, as his chief of staff
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  Speaker 8: Peter Mandelson, had to resign after being caught up in
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  Speaker 8: the Epstein files released by the American FBI, and now
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  Speaker 8: is facing possibly a vote of no confidence in Parliament
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  Speaker 2: First thing today by Joe Thomas on the Tunk Media.
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  Speaker 7: And Cemnation or just opponent state.
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  Speaker 6: You better look out people.
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  Speaker 7: Horn gets too lay so it's quit.
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  Speaker 8: Read over the weekend in a text message about our
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  Speaker 8: position on law enforcement, and the question is sort of
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  Speaker 8: with one of those Oh you're one of those guys,
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  Speaker 8: you know, and it conserve o fascist And I get it.
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  Speaker 8: I understand, you get a stereotype. There are people who
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  Speaker 8: have big networks of people to promote their position and
• 13:56
  Speaker 8: huge networks of people denigrating their position. And anyone who
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  Speaker 8: goes on the radio and says, hey, free market capitalism
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  Speaker 8: is good immediately.
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  Speaker 7: As a racist. I get it.
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  Speaker 8: I understand the business model. I'm not so thin skinned.
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  Speaker 8: I have enough first free in the morning coffee by
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  Speaker 8: the way, available for you as well at one two
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  Speaker 8: seven coffee that's our own coffee blend, and we raise
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  Speaker 8: money for an orphanage in a school. So you know,
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  Speaker 8: hater's got a hate, I guess. Anyway, So the email
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  Speaker 8: came in over the weekend questioning our position on law enforcement. Joe,
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  Speaker 8: I've heard you take multiple different positions. While you assail
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  Speaker 8: the elected officials that take multiple positions, you seem to
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  Speaker 8: do the same thing when it comes to law enforcement.
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  Speaker 8: Is law enforcement good or is law enforcement bad? It's neither, Terry,
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  Speaker 8: and I appreciate the email, and I moreover appreciate you
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  Speaker 8: listening down there in Largo. But Terry, it's not whether
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  Speaker 8: or not law enforcement is good or bad. Law enforcement
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  Speaker 8: like Congress, like your General Assembly, like your governor's mansion,
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  Speaker 8: like your coffee shop, is infested by humans, and humans
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  Speaker 8: either and frequently have the choice of doing it the
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  Speaker 8: right way or the wrong way, the hard way or
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  Speaker 8: the easy way, the righteous way or the unrighteous way.
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  Speaker 7: So the question isn't.
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  Speaker 8: Whether or not law enforcement is good, because you can
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  Speaker 8: have instances where you have exceptionally good law enforcement officers
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  Speaker 8: enforcing horrifically bad law. It's about the lawmakers. And I
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  Speaker 8: apologize Terry, because I used to feel like and sometimes
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  Speaker 8: I do, because I'm the only one who in here
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  Speaker 8: all four hours a day. By the way, you can
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  Speaker 8: go to the podcast channels, distribution networks, Spotify, Apple, all
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  Speaker 8: of them. Just go to Joe Thomas in the Morning
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  Speaker 8: dot com and you'll see easy links and you can
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  Speaker 8: subscribe to the podcast and they'll be delivered to you
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  Speaker 8: no extra charge after the fact. So I'm in here
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  Speaker 8: all four hours of the show, and I'm paying attention
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  Speaker 8: to most of it. So I apologies if sometimes I
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  Speaker 8: feel like I'm repeating myself, repeating myself, repeating myself, and sometimes,
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  Speaker 8: in an effort to not repeat myself, repeat myself, repeat myself,
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  Speaker 8: I leave some salient point out that you perhaps didn't
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  Speaker 8: hear down there in Largo when you were tuning in,
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  Speaker 8: So I wanted to clarify for everyone who might feel
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  Speaker 8: this way. Terry got a bespoke email written themselves, handwritten
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  Speaker 8: sign stamped with my wax, which is really.
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  Speaker 7: Tough to do on Google Mail, but oh that's a
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  Speaker 7: way to do. Oh hold it epiphany alert. Epiphany alert.
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  Speaker 8: You know how in the old days you used to
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  Speaker 8: have a wax seal and that was you know, the
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  Speaker 8: way you verify this is a letter from this person
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  Speaker 8: because your seal was yours. It was unique, it was
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  Speaker 8: And then if you put your wax seal on a letter,
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  Speaker 8: you people knew, Oh, this is from Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 7: It's his seal.
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  Speaker 8: Maybe we can do something digitally with that, like a
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  Speaker 8: wax seal on it. And so you know this is
• 17:47
  Speaker 8: a righteous email because it's got Joe Thomas's wax seal
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  Speaker 8: on it. Oh, somebody find somebody with some digital expertise
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  Speaker 8: and invent that. We just want twenty percent. That seems
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  Speaker 8: fair anyway. So Terry received his own email about this.
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  Speaker 8: But if you ever get confused about where I stand
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  Speaker 8: on law enforcement, let me be clear. Law enforcement is
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  Speaker 8: usually the fall guy for bad law. The law enforcement
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  Speaker 8: officers take the rap when politicians want to play good
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  Speaker 8: guy bad guy with bad law. For example, our immigration policy.
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  Speaker 8: Since that seems to be a news story that can't
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  Speaker 8: get away from the front page, let's pick on that
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  Speaker 8: for a second. To this moment, I have yet to
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  Speaker 8: hear from anyone point to a piece of US immigration
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  Speaker 8: code that needs to be changed so that more people
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  Speaker 8: can come in. Because the premise over the mass auto
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  Speaker 8: pen asylum app was, yeah, Joe Biden can create or
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  Speaker 8: Joe Biden's auto pen can write an app. Maybe it
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  Speaker 8: can write one for us with the wax seal thing,
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  Speaker 8: I don't know, it's not working right now, so to
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  Speaker 8: see if we can borrow Joe Biden's auto pen to
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  Speaker 8: write the app the way it did for the asylum deal.
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  Speaker 8: So the asylum seekers were supposedly in peril because the
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  Speaker 8: American immigration system was wrong, bad, in need of reform.
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  Speaker 8: Yet nobody, and I mean nobody, Chuck Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries,
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  Speaker 8: John fetterman Mark Warner, none of them come out and say, yeah,
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  Speaker 8: here's here are the things I want to have changed,
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  Speaker 8: because there aren't any. So when they go and they
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  Speaker 8: rail about ice officers standing outside of polling places, making
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  Speaker 8: people who might not be citizens think twice a voting,
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  Speaker 8: and that's vote suppression and that's wrong. They're lying to
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  Speaker 8: you from the start, and complicit media people carrying their.
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  Speaker 7: Water bags go along. Well, yeah, sure, I understand that
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  Speaker 7: you don't want vote suppression. Vote suppression is wrong. Well
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  Speaker 7: that's not true.
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  Speaker 8: Suppressing votes of people who aren't citizens, that's not wrong.
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  Speaker 8: See you see what I mean about your law enforcement
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  Speaker 8: is just asked to help do the things that the
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  Speaker 8: law makers don't have the intestical fortitude to stand up behind.
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  Speaker 8: So they get up behind a podium. Some guy gets
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  Speaker 8: kneeled on in Minneapolis.
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  Speaker 6: Oh, this is horrible.
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  Speaker 7: Police are out of control?
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  Speaker 8: What are the police doing that is out of control?
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  Speaker 5: What?
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  Speaker 8: What law are they enforcing that's out of control?
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  Speaker 7: Out of control? The stop all in the streets? What
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  Speaker 7: they what are they enforcing?
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  Speaker 22: What?
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  Speaker 8: What did they arrest George Floyd for that they shouldn't
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  Speaker 8: have arrested him for? M can't answer that, can you?
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  Speaker 8: How did George Floyd.
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  Speaker 7: Come to be in custody? Oh? They're targeting Latinos?
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  Speaker 8: Is that because a large number of the illegal citizens,
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  Speaker 8: the illegal denizens, the residents of our neighborhoods are of
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  Speaker 8: buelas and are bus boys might be of a Latino pursuit?
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  Speaker 2: For you from Joe Thomas. It's first thing today.
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  Speaker 7: It is there. I am excuse me? Where was I?
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  Speaker 7: Apparently I was stuck somewhere I shouldn't have been stuck.
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  Speaker 8: It is time for a man who's halftime alternative to
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  Speaker 8: Uh there, and he's decided, you know what, I'm gonna
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  Speaker 7: that anybody in my neighborhood cared. Well, the police seemed
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  Speaker 7: to be interested. But that's all that's right. Well that
• 28:50
  Speaker 7: the show is still the show.
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  Speaker 27: I'm talking about the whole Super Bowl thing that you know,
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  Speaker 27: I mean the ungodly amount of hours that you know,
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  Speaker 27: people hasted and he hashed and hashed.
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  Speaker 7: But and Levi.
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  Speaker 27: Stadium still selling Hamburgers for one hundred and eighty dollars.
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  Speaker 27: What No, yes, there was a burger available for one eighty. Yes,
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  Speaker 27: exactly COVID dollars, but one eighty.
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  Speaker 28: So anyway, if you love defense and old old school football,
• 29:21
  Speaker 28: it was you know, they held the Seattle, held the
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  Speaker 28: Dark Side, held the Patriots scoreless until the fourth quarter.
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  Speaker 27: Drake May sacks six times. And you know, it showed
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  Speaker 27: the closing speed of their defenders. And you know, Sam
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  Speaker 27: Darnold was okay nineteen to thirty eight two or to
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  Speaker 27: a touchdown. But two stories that I admired and woke
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  Speaker 27: up this morning thinking about whatever. First of all, the
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  Speaker 27: Kenneth Walker story might be the best. Yeah, get played
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  Speaker 27: at wake Forest. He entered his senior year at Arlington
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  Speaker 27: High and Tennessee and and was told that his football
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  Speaker 27: career is almost over.
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  Speaker 7: He couldn't. He had trouble breathing. He woke up. He
• 30:00
  Speaker 7: ended up in the emergency room and he was told
• 30:02
  Speaker 7: he had blood clops in both of his lungs. Oh
• 30:04
  Speaker 7: my god.
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  Speaker 27: His father went to the hospital and said, look, you're
• 30:09
  Speaker 27: gonna be fine. We're gonna get through this, and it's
• 30:11
  Speaker 27: all gonna be good. The first time that his father
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  Speaker 27: had seen him play football since the high school.
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  Speaker 7: Days was last night. No, so pretty good stuff. Anyway.
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  Speaker 27: The five to nine speedster with two years of wake,
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  Speaker 27: then a season with Michigan State when he ran for
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  Speaker 27: sixteen hundred yards, he was you know, drafted. He was
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  Speaker 27: the second round pick in twenty twenty two, forty first overall.
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  Speaker 27: So the MVP award, Yes, it means quite a bit.
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  Speaker 29: When a doctor told me I couldn't play no more,
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  Speaker 29: I just thought, you know, football was over. You know,
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  Speaker 29: that's what I was doing all my life. So it
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  Speaker 29: was a shocking moment. But you know, my dad worked
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  Speaker 29: with me throughout that whole process and he was in
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  Speaker 29: the hospital with me as well as my mom. So
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  Speaker 29: just going through that, it just made me grateful for
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  Speaker 29: each and every day to be able to go out
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  Speaker 29: there and strap up and play this game and just
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  Speaker 29: you know, still be alive.
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  Speaker 7: For uh yeah, the kid he had ninety four yards
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  Speaker 7: at halftime. They were using him, you know, left and right,
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  Speaker 7: just really.
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  Speaker 8: He ran two times. His first two rushes, he rushed
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  Speaker 8: for fifty yards.
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  Speaker 7: Yeah, dude, the uh yeah.
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  Speaker 27: And so he is the first running back to win
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  Speaker 27: the MVP since Super thirty two in nineteen ninety seven.
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  Speaker 7: Wow. And in high school his nickname was thunder Shoes.
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  Speaker 7: So anyway, all the things that we learned, Iike, you'll
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  Speaker 7: probably I'm guessing Nike, he'll jump all over that, you know.
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  Speaker 8: And it was one of the nuggets I got from
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  Speaker 8: or from Mike Golic, I don't know which Golic it
• 31:35
  Speaker 8: was that said this. I don't know how many Mike
• 31:38
  Speaker 8: Goliics there are, but can we stop, please? I mean,
• 31:40
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  Speaker 8: So one of them was talking about the fact that
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  Speaker 8: dude's a free agent at the end of this year
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  Speaker 8: and they don't expect him to be signed by anyone.
• 31:52
  Speaker 8: Because you know, that acronym not for long for the
• 31:56
  Speaker 8: NFL is especially cute now with running backs. I mean
• 31:59
  Speaker 8: I always use to be like the average running backs
• 32:01
  Speaker 8: career was like three or four years. But now teams
• 32:04
  Speaker 8: are not signing running backs even on the heels of
• 32:07
  Speaker 8: an MVP for performance to anywhere uh any kind of
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  Speaker 8: money because of Marshawn Lynch and all these other guys
• 32:15
  Speaker 8: who really yeah, which.
• 32:16
  Speaker 27: Is really the whole philosophy that because you ask any
• 32:19
  Speaker 27: winning successful fantasy and I haven't played fantasy football in years,
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  Speaker 27: but if you ask any fantasy manager you know in
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  Speaker 27: your neighborhood, in your garage, you know that.
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  Speaker 7: That talks fantasy football every week.
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  Speaker 27: You draft running backs first, you know, it's one of
• 32:35
  Speaker 27: the first things you do to build your fantasy teams.
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  Speaker 8: But apparently they their their shelf life is very short
• 32:41
  Speaker 8: now and you know, yeah.
• 32:43
  Speaker 27: Well, anyway, the uh uh and Sam Darnold became the
• 32:47
  Speaker 27: first NFL quarterback to win a Super Bowl five teams
• 32:51
  Speaker 27: or later into his career.
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  Speaker 7: So after eating snow cones, well traveled all right.
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  Speaker 27: The other the other inspracis so the other story, the
• 33:01
  Speaker 27: second part of uh. You know, Mike McDonald is something
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  Speaker 27: special too. He was so low key, so good, so
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  Speaker 27: about teams, so about faith and family, just his comments
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  Speaker 13: One of the great things about our team is that
• 33:17
  Speaker 13: we grow together. That's something that like, that's part of
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  Speaker 13: my life. That's it's been a journey. You know, it
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  Speaker 13: hasn't always been My faith hasn't always been strong. You know,
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  Speaker 13: coaster ride. And the last few years it's been really strengthened,
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  Speaker 13: what Jonathan Rainey does every day and brings people together.
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  Speaker 13: It's a it's a journey that we're in together, you know,
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  Speaker 27: Yeah, and two things, Joe Jonathan Rainey is a chaplain
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  Speaker 7: He actually has assistant chaplains, so you know, he's got
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  Speaker 7: to assistant on the Seattle team. And it's you knows,
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  Speaker 7: very very faith driven. And and the fact that you know,
• 33:58
  Speaker 7: you know, but who has not you know, I tell
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  Speaker 7: And I was, and now look, you know seven whatever
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  Speaker 8: You know, dozens, dozens upon dozens of people may be
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  Speaker 7: I'm kidding. Self effacing is what we do just to
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  Speaker 7: just I thought that was I thought it was pretty special,
• 34:35
  Speaker 7: all right. A couple other notes away from the Super Bowl.
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  Speaker 7: I love this today.
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  Speaker 27: North Dakota State, finally, the modern powerhouse of FCS football,
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  Speaker 7: So you got you gotta lot it. Somebody called it.
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  Speaker 8: I remember one year we carried the game against James
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  Speaker 7: I don't know what that means. I love it.
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  Speaker 27: Of all the commercials we had a guy who normally
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  Speaker 27: hosts a party couldn't host it this year. We ended
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  Speaker 27: up he reserved a place and we ended up going
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  Speaker 27: public uh downtown in New Smurn of each and and
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  Speaker 27: had a really good time.
• 35:32
  Speaker 7: Didn't get see all the commercials. I rewatched a couple.
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  Speaker 9: Uh.
• 35:35
  Speaker 27: Probably my favorite is the Duncan Donuts with uh Jason
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  Speaker 7: So that was probably one of my favorites.
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  Speaker 27: The bud like commercial though, the wedding with Peyton Manning
• 35:50
  Speaker 27: and all those people, the film of all those people
• 35:53
  Speaker 27: falling down the hill.
• 35:54
  Speaker 7: Uh, and of course the you know, the tears, the
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  Speaker 7: All of a sudden it becomes an eagle.
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  Speaker 5: You know.
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  Speaker 7: It's just certain things.
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  Speaker 22: You know.
• 36:10
  Speaker 7: I cry when grocery stores open now, So I mean,
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  Speaker 8: It was all that is, all that performance enhancing drugs
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  Speaker 8: you took back in your days doing female oriented radio.
• 36:22
  Speaker 8: It's too much estrogen in your coffee this morning.
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  Speaker 7: Probably I saw I saw a little bad bunny. You know,
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  Speaker 9: It is what it is.
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  Speaker 27: And and uh, you know, I don't get caught up
• 36:34
  Speaker 27: in politics like that, especially, you know, but he's he's
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  Speaker 27: fairly talented.
• 36:38
  Speaker 7: As far as that genre, I told.
• 36:43
  Speaker 27: My wife, I goes that's just of all the music
• 36:45
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• 36:47
  Speaker 27: the classic rock, of all the things I listened to,
• 36:51
  Speaker 27: I am I'm just not.
• 36:52
  Speaker 7: That's a genre of music that I just really don't like.
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  Speaker 27: And and it's no, it's just I don't that's I
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  Speaker 27: don't have any of that in my playlists.
• 37:01
  Speaker 7: The closest would be Santana. Well, but I mean, you know,
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• 37:06
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  Speaker 8: I mentioned the Snoop Dogg Dre you know, fifty cent
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• 37:17
  Speaker 8: rap where it crossed that meridian from just being about
• 37:21
  Speaker 8: things in the black community to being about things in general.
• 37:24
  Speaker 8: And I think, you know, Latino music hasn't crossed that
• 37:28
  Speaker 8: meridian yet and hasn't started dealing with mass issues.
• 37:32
  Speaker 27: So no, that's that's solid and I yeah again, I
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  Speaker 27: just don't you know Shakira Jennifer Lopez when she did
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  Speaker 8: James four three four eight eight two four two one
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  Speaker 8: seven is the phone number. Text messages as well, James, Right,
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  Speaker 8: And since we're on the subject of that football game
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  Speaker 7: Guy, I hate the whole way. You can't use the
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  Speaker 7: name super Bowl.
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  Speaker 7: Then don't ask me to come.
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  Speaker 8: It's you know, let me before I get to James's
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  Speaker 8: text message here. You know these folks I remember, you know,
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  Speaker 8: for years in pop music and shock jock morning shows,
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  Speaker 8: the Academy Awards, and it was just a living nightmare.
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  Speaker 8: Two o'clock in the morning. People are still giving speeches
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  Speaker 8: for best you know, lighting in an animated cartoon.
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  Speaker 7: I you know, ey this stuff, and they're like, why
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  Speaker 7: is this guy going over at ten minutes?
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  Speaker 31: I want to thank my mom and my mom's sister
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  Speaker 31: or all the times that she came over and helped
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  Speaker 31: me become a man, and you know all this stuff.
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  Speaker 8: And I remember the first time it came in on time.
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  Speaker 8: It was done by eleven, The news was on, Dave
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  Speaker 8: Letterman was the host. It was funny, we laughed. And
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  Speaker 8: I'm not picking a political side with Dave Letterman. He
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  Speaker 8: can do what he wants with his notoriety. But at
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  Speaker 8: that moment, it was just for uma over and the
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  Speaker 8: media came down on him like nothing I had seen before.
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  Speaker 8: The only thing I can compare it to is the
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  Speaker 8: media's insistence that Kid Rock basically committed some sort of
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  Speaker 8: adulterous fraud on the American people by doing this halftime show.
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  Speaker 8: I mean, it's just the calling for his arrest and
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  Speaker 8: things like that. It's just crazy. So the weight of
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  Speaker 8: the woke, the pre woke world came down on David
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  Speaker 8: Letterman for turning the Academy Awards into a mockery. Don't
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  Speaker 8: you know this is a night when we must celebrate ourselves,
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  Speaker 8: Oprah Winfrey herself said, to which me being me, said,
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  Speaker 8: then don't ask me to watch it, and more importantly,
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  Speaker 8: and don't ask the companies I work for to sponsor it.
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  Speaker 7: Don't come out, you know, fine, have your little night.
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  Speaker 8: The Virginia our local statewide association of Broadcasters. I'm I'm
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  Speaker 8: judging the Colorado Association of Broadcasters in the West Virginia
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  Speaker 8: Association of Broadcasters. Stop stop, I'm listening. I can hear
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  Speaker 8: you emailing me from KPPF right now. Don't don't try
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  Speaker 8: to sway my vote. I am sacro sanct or something
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  Speaker 8: with sack in there. But we have our meetings and
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  Speaker 8: there are awards.
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  Speaker 7: I've got a pile.
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  Speaker 8: If you watch any of the videos at Joe Thomas
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  Speaker 7: Our YouTube channel.
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  Speaker 8: I guess it's YouTube dot com slash Joe Thomas in America,
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  Speaker 8: which ironically five million people were able to find despite
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  Speaker 7: Oh kid rock, nobody's gonna watch this. Nobody knows how
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  Speaker 7: to find it. How do you go to? What's what
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  Speaker 7: kind of thing is a YouTube? What is that you
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  Speaker 8: I swear the Curmudgeons were on the March everything short
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  Speaker 8: of get off my law on you kids and your
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  Speaker 7: But I have a shell full of awards.
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  Speaker 8: If you go to our YouTube channel and just you
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  Speaker 8: watch my videos, a shell full of them because I'm
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  Speaker 8: shallow and desperate.
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  Speaker 7: But we don't ask you.
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  Speaker 8: To watch them, we don't televise them, and we certainly
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  Speaker 8: don't let jack wagons like me give speeches at the Earth.
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  Speaker 31: And now for the best newscast, Joe Thomas, I'll like
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  Speaker 31: to thank my mom and her sister who helped me
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  Speaker 8: And so anyway back to the super Bowl, and all
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  Speaker 8: these people are like, don't use the name super Bowl,
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  Speaker 8: then don't ask me to watch it, don't ask me
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  Speaker 8: to watch it, don't make it a big deal. Then
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  Speaker 8: just go about your business. But I asked the question
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  Speaker 8: with some great friends at Freedom nine seventy in Portland
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  Speaker 8: and KFI R in Courtfalis. James, who listens to us
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  Speaker 8: here in central Virginia near our flagship station, is a refugee,
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  Speaker 8: as he calls it, from Oregon. I was born in
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  Speaker 8: Corvallis and went to Oregon State. I live here in Virginia,
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  Speaker 8: which is now becoming the East Coast Oregon due to
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  Speaker 8: our quote moderate Democrats. Oh don't think I'm gonna let
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  Speaker 8: that one slide by, James, But let me finish your
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  Speaker 8: text message here. I can tell you there seems to
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  Speaker 8: be three groups of people in Oregon when it comes
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  Speaker 8: to NFL football, the Seahawks fans, the forty nine er fans,
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  Speaker 8: and the who Cares fans. I imagine they're probably the most.
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  Speaker 8: Now let me pick up on the Oregonification of Virginia.
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  Speaker 8: I warn you you may look back at Corvallis as
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  Speaker 8: a place you might go to flea things. Virginia just
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  Speaker 8: passed on a law it's going to go to the
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  Speaker 8: full Virginia Senate that will ostensibly take everything the Democrats
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  Speaker 8: knew about vote suppression and apply it to gun ownership suppression,
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  Speaker 8: not suppressors. It's a whole different matter. They're gonna handle
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  Speaker 8: your suppressors as well. So they dusted off the old
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  Speaker 8: poll tax. You know, back in the twenties and thirties,
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  Speaker 8: Virginia Democrats used to sit outside polling places and tell
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  Speaker 8: until you give us twenty five bucks. And given that
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  Speaker 8: that was pretty much a week's wages back then, and
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  Speaker 8: even more so for a freed black man who might
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  Speaker 8: not be able to find work because you had laws
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  Speaker 8: Rights Act was to address these poll taxes, which were
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  Speaker 8: to charge a fee to keep you from doing something.
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  Speaker 8: Virginia has just reinstituted the poll tax, but they've made
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  Speaker 8: it the gun tax eleven percent excise tax on anything
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  Speaker 8: involving firearms, including ammunition parts.
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  Speaker 7: Sir, you name it, and nobody seems to go, oh,
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  Speaker 7: this is fair, because this will help. This will help
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  Speaker 7: with efforts.
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  Speaker 8: They're going to make a fund to pay for groups
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  Speaker 8: to fight violence in their communities. I don't know what
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  Speaker 8: they're going to do. But we have another county right
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  Speaker 8: here in Virginia, in our flagship area that just started
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  Speaker 8: a pre crime division. Nelson County Sheriffs and Nelson County
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  Speaker 8: Thomas Nelson, the fore bearer of it great, you know,
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  Speaker 8: American patriot, but the county that bears his name has
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  Speaker 8: just started a pre crime division. They've got a special
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  Speaker 8: deputy whose job has been specially trained up in order
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  Speaker 8: to stop crime before it happens. I kid you, not
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  Speaker 8: reading right from the press release. She will go into
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  Speaker 8: places and stop crime before it happens. I don't believe
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  Speaker 8: she looks like Tom Cruise, but Tom isn't aging well
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  Speaker 8: these days.
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  Speaker 7: I don't know this is this.
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  Speaker 8: All I can compare it to is a red flag
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  Speaker 8: division of the local sheriff's office. I don't think he
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  Speaker 8: should have free speech. She's crazy. He just gets on
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  Speaker 8: Alady calls in the radio four three, four eight eight
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  Speaker 8: two four two seven, says all gods of crazy stuff.
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  Speaker 8: We should infringe on his free speech rights. He can't
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