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"Earning a Billion Dollars" (Friday, May 8, 2026, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: What about work.
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  Speaker 2: On your to do list? Putting the radio on is
• 0:13
  Speaker 2: the first thing today?
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  Speaker 3: Your words that steal me step every day, at least
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  Speaker 3: for work when the sun comes up, drops a pet
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  Speaker 3: into school on the way.
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  Speaker 4: Joe has everything, A dreamer all the Joss needs no
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  Speaker 4: one that Joe's has smiled.
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  Speaker 5: He on the eggs.
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  Speaker 6: Joe.
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  Speaker 7: We should all have a little more Tom Holman in us.
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  Speaker 7: Happy Friday. Bless you for letting me be of service
• 0:48
  Speaker 7: to you as we head into Mother's Day weekend. Like
• 0:52
  Speaker 7: it or not, you've all got one. That much is clear.
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  Speaker 7: You may have a dad that is absent, but mom
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  Speaker 7: is mom, and you may have moms that have had issues.
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  Speaker 7: But you are who you are and where you are.
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  Speaker 7: Good bad are indifferent for that. So we bless the
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  Speaker 7: moms who brought us into the world, and we bless
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  Speaker 7: them mostly with how we conduct ourselves. This is why
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  Speaker 7: I say we all should have a little bit more
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  Speaker 7: Tom Homan in us. Tom knows what his job is
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  Speaker 7: and it just goes about doing it and people say
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  Speaker 7: I don't like you doing your job, and he says, okay,
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  Speaker 7: but I am doing my job, so get out of
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  Speaker 7: my way. And the best part about Tom Homan is
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  Speaker 7: he has proven to the left that he's not going
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  Speaker 7: to back down or capitulate or half step put softer
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  Speaker 7: gloves on. He says, my job is to take people
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  Speaker 7: who are not supposed to be here, who are not
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  Speaker 7: citizens of this country, and send them back home. And
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  Speaker 7: he goes about doing that business. And whatever your business is,
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  Speaker 7: there are always going to be people who say you're
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  Speaker 7: not supposed to do that, whether it's in your own company,
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  Speaker 7: in your own family, in your own community. Why do
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  Speaker 7: you say the things you say on your radio show, Joe,
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  Speaker 7: community standards, whatever it is, I disagree with you. That's fine.
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  Speaker 7: Disagreeing is part of humanity. My opinion has no dominion
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  Speaker 7: on you. No, it's not time yet. It's premature jubilation.
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  Speaker 7: That's not a way to start a Friday morning. But
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  Speaker 7: we should all have a little bit more Tom home
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  Speaker 7: in US, is all I'm saying as we conduct the
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  Speaker 7: day affairs. Now, thank you what it's time for our
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  Speaker 7: first things. President Trump said Thursday a retaliatory strike by
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  Speaker 7: American forces against Iran was a love tap, in his words,
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  Speaker 7: and that the ceasefire in effects since April seventh remains intact.
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  Speaker 7: The military said it carried out retaliatory strikes on Iran
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  Speaker 7: earlier Thursday, targeting sites that it said were behind the
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  Speaker 7: attacks on three navy warships in what it called unprovoked
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  Speaker 7: hostilities by Tehran. A spokesman for Iran's katam Al Aniba
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  Speaker 7: Central Headquarters said in a statement reported by state media
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  Speaker 7: that the US targeted an Iranian oil tanker traveling from
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  Speaker 7: Iran's coastal waters to the jask towards the Strait of Hormuz.
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  Speaker 7: The Washington Posts, in their special section their Daily feature
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  Speaker 7: Leaked to Documents that will put American lives at risk
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  Speaker 7: is reported Thursday that a classified CIA assessment delivered to
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  Speaker 7: US policymakers this week concluded that Iran could likely withstrand
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  Speaker 7: a naval blockade for about one hundred and twenty days
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  Speaker 7: before facing severe economic collapse. The twelve member FEMA Review
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  Speaker 7: Council has issued their report on the disaster relief federal
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  Speaker 7: agency and said it was irreparably damaged by mission creep
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  Speaker 7: and endemic program failures under the Biden administration and declared
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  Speaker 7: it is time to close the chapter on FEMA. It
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  Speaker 7: should be transformed into a coordination focused department that shifts
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  Speaker 7: primary disaster responsibility to states and local governments. President Trump
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  Speaker 7: said he had a quote great call with European Commissioned
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  Speaker 7: President Ursa vander Land on the Thursday, and would give
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  Speaker 7: the EU until July fourth, interestingly to bill it's side
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  Speaker 7: of its trade deal before hiking US tariffs to higher levels.
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  Speaker 7: White House Secretary Caroline Levitt announced Thursday that she and
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  Speaker 7: her husband welcome to baby girl. Viviana, came into the
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  Speaker 7: world on May first. The leader of the Southern Poverty
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  Speaker 7: Law Center pleaded not guilty Thursday on behalf of the
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  Speaker 7: organization to charges the civil rights group defrauded donors by
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  Speaker 7: failing to discose that the money would be paid to
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  Speaker 7: informants they claim inside extremist groups. The group's CEO, Brian Fair,
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  Speaker 7: appeared in federal court in Montgomery, Tennessee. Republicans Thursday approved
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  Speaker 7: a new congressional map that redraws the Memphis based district
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  Speaker 7: along the long represented by a depth black Democrat. Following
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  Speaker 7: US Supreme Court rulings that critics say weakens the Voting Rights.
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  Speaker 7: One Democrat stay called for Memphis to secede from the state.
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  Speaker 20: For you.
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  Speaker 2: From Joe Thomas, it's first thing to do.
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  Speaker 18: He says he's got a deadline.
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  Speaker 2: He says it's no overtime.
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  Speaker 19: He said it's something important.
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  Speaker 6: That he needs right now.
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  Speaker 7: That's on specify.
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  Speaker 2: I got to He says he.
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  Speaker 6: Knows a bud in a long week, but he's gotta
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  Speaker 6: be in pc BE so he needs me.
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  Speaker 7: So Red's new next week. So that's right, that's what
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  Speaker 7: you do. You strap it on, you hoist your jib
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  Speaker 7: and turn towards the work, uh that we do. And
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  Speaker 7: this is why it's important to grasp a tedsty because
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  Speaker 7: we all need to do things to survive, right, I mean,
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  Speaker 7: this is just an abstract. We got plenty to get into.
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  Speaker 7: I want to spend a little time. I'm on Alexandra
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  Speaker 7: Occasional Cortex living up to her nickname on this was
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  Speaker 7: it Ilana Glazier podcast saying billionaires are a myth. You
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  Speaker 7: can't earn a billion dollars. I guess you know, unless
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  Speaker 7: you're in a Member of Congress AOC. Nancy Pelosi's on
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  Speaker 7: the phone, you're still talking to her. Maybe maybe there
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  Speaker 7: is a cap, Maybe you can only make so many
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  Speaker 7: millions being in Congress, and so that's all she knows. So,
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  Speaker 7: I mean, there are there are plenty of billionaires who
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  Speaker 7: would like to have a sit down with her. Many
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  Speaker 7: of them contribute to her campaigns. I'm not sure why,
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  Speaker 7: especially the way she jobbed Jeff Bezos and all the
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  Speaker 7: people in Northern Queens and the South Bronx that she
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  Speaker 7: claims to represent despite being from Westchester, County, but the
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  Speaker 7: district is the district. New York hasn't redrawn their district,
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  Speaker 7: so she gets to live in suburban Westchester County where
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  Speaker 7: she grew up and still represent the South Bronx, which
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  Speaker 7: is still the South Bronx since I was a kid,
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  Speaker 7: and Northern Queens full of empty factories that used to
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  Speaker 7: make stuff, and Amazon wanted to move in there, and
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  Speaker 7: she's like, oh no, we don't want those kind of jobs,
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  Speaker 7: and you know, and she gets do I supporters are like, yeah,
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  Speaker 7: she's standing up for us, and they go home and
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  Speaker 7: they film a four minute long podcast, call themselves an
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  Speaker 7: influencer and go on to it and bless you if
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  Speaker 7: you can pay the rent doing that. The problem becomes
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  Speaker 7: when you turn to everyone else and say, I can't
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  Speaker 7: pay my rent doing this, but it's what I do,
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  Speaker 7: and we accept this. It's what I do axiomatically, Well okay,
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  Speaker 7: well then you need to figure out how to do
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  Speaker 7: something else or add to what you do so it
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  Speaker 7: can earn you more money to pay your bills. And
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  Speaker 7: your bills are going out, mostly because people like Alexander
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  Speaker 7: Occasional Cortex keep regulating businesses and telling them they can't
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  Speaker 7: be in your community. So good luck on that. And
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  Speaker 7: yet bless the American citizen that generates trillions upon trillions
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  Speaker 7: of dollars just in tax collections. I mean, you think
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  Speaker 7: about it. Multiply that the federal government's tax collections and
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  Speaker 7: the multiple trillions of dollars by three times. You realize
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  Speaker 7: how much we do, how much we generate. But there are,
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  Speaker 7: you know, things afoot of reality as well that have
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  Speaker 7: to be going into our phrase. So the beginning is here.
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  Speaker 7: The first states Florida did it on Monday, just as
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  Speaker 7: signed the redistricting Tennessee signed theirs Tennessee Democrats calling on
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  Speaker 7: Memphis to secede from the state to become part of Arkansas.
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  Speaker 7: I guess, I mean, you know, the sovereign state of Memphis.
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  Speaker 7: And this is a city, by the way, that just
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  Speaker 7: hosted Donald Trump like a month ago. Can we get
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  Speaker 7: Todd back on the program? He and I are supposed
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  Speaker 7: to share the stage at our industry convention, Todd Starn's
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  Speaker 7: I think has he started us in? Somebody in Memphis
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  Speaker 7: call us if we're on the mighty nine to ninety.
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  Speaker 7: I don't know. I don't know, because there are more
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  Speaker 7: important things to do than go running around saying, are
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  Speaker 7: you counting my show yet? And we bless our friends
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  Speaker 7: in Chattanooga. It was one of those things that was
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  Speaker 7: a head scratcher when we built our network of affiliates.
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  Speaker 7: I'm like, where's Tennessee. Tennessee is hopefully pick up Bristol
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  Speaker 7: as well in there, you know, a state that gets
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  Speaker 7: it in so many ways. But Memphis. Now, the Democrats
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  Speaker 7: in Memphis want to secede. When Republicans say that, say
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  Speaker 7: in Western Virginia, it's the Vexit movement where all the
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  Speaker 7: counties west of the Blue Ridge Mountains, like where our
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  Speaker 7: flagship station is, start looking to West Virginia and saying, hey,
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  Speaker 7: can we join you. West Virginia's like, hey, you guys
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  Speaker 7: work over there, so tax revenue, you guys generate. You're
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  Speaker 7: all conservative like us. Me. I agree with some of
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  Speaker 7: my friends in the Virginia General Assembly. I'd rather see
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  Speaker 7: West Virginia come back and make us best Virginia. You know,
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  Speaker 7: bring bring all their conservative blue collar work ethic into
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  Speaker 7: the Virginia map, make Washington d C Square again, and
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  Speaker 7: we'd be just as conservative politically as Tennessee. But that's
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  Speaker 7: my view is, you know, all the rivalry over the
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  Speaker 7: Civil War is gone, although it's still going to flame
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  Speaker 7: up at some point. Well, this is why West Virginia left. Ironically,
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  Speaker 7: West Virginia celebrates its southern heritage when it actually didn't
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  Speaker 7: join the Confederacy. It it became West Virginia because it
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  Speaker 7: didn't want to become a slave state and become part
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  Speaker 7: of the Confederacy. But you know, we could heal that.
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  Speaker 7: I don't know would that be called a wax. It
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  Speaker 7: just spitballing here. So Tennessee lawmakers have done the deed.
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  Speaker 7: Now the only Democrat held seat in Tennessee now is
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  Speaker 7: divided in half, splitting Shelby County, where Memphis is a
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  Speaker 7: majority black city that played a critical role in the
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  Speaker 7: Civil rights movement. We know that, but it is a mess.
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  Speaker 7: You go down to Beale Street and the music and
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  Speaker 7: the clubs and everything else. It's as much fun as
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  Speaker 7: going to the French Quarter in New Orleans. Apologies to
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  Speaker 7: our friends at WGSO, the music, the food, all of that.
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  Speaker 7: But you get into downtown memphisism mess of empty office buildings,
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  Speaker 7: empty apartment buildings. And these office buildings in downtown Memphis
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  Speaker 7: have been empty for a decade or more just rotting
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  Speaker 7: behind Orange Fencing. And Memphis has a homeless encampment in
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  Speaker 7: front of the Federal Reserve Bank. I love that because
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  Speaker 7: it's just the most appropriate place to set up a
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  Speaker 7: homeless encampment is in front of the Memphis Fed Memphis
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  Speaker 7: needs help, Memphis needs jobs, Memphis needs to go to work.
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  Speaker 7: So now, just you know, Republicans gaining majorities and more
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  Speaker 7: seats in Congress guarantee that no, but it will make
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  Speaker 7: sure there ain't impeachments for the next two years.
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  Speaker 24: at Don'tserve Teens dot gov. A message from the We
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  Speaker 24: Don't Serve Teens program and the Federal Trade Commission.
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  Speaker 2: First Thing Today by Joe Thomas on the Talk Media Network.
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  Speaker 26: The last time the Alien Enemies Act was invoked, it
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  Speaker 26: was used to detain and deport German, Japanese Italian immigrants
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  Speaker 26: doing World War eleven.
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  Speaker 14: Is this a.
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  Speaker 7: Sovereignation or just opposing state?
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  Speaker 6: You then look.
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  Speaker 7: Out people or gets too lay real quick, you know?
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  Speaker 7: And And an important date in history, eighty first anniversary
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  Speaker 7: of v E Day when World War eleven ended in Europe.
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  Speaker 7: And and President Trump talking with the European Union leaders.
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  Speaker 7: I thought it was notable. Again, here is a gathering
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  Speaker 7: led by Germany running all the economies of all the
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  Speaker 7: European countries. And you sit back and you say, huh really.
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  Speaker 7: And I remember asking this when the European Union was
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  Speaker 7: formed because it was basing its currency on the deutsch Mark.
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  Speaker 7: And I said, isn't anyone in Europe asking this question?
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  Speaker 7: And my mother she said, oh yeah, oh yeah, there's
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  Speaker 7: a lot of people in Europe that are still asking this.
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  Speaker 7: She told me this is why it took so long
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  Speaker 7: to get the European Union up and running, that there
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  Speaker 7: were still an awful lot of people with little poppies
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  Speaker 7: on their lapel's who remembered the last time Europe was
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  Speaker 7: dominated by Germany. But outside of that historic irony and
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  Speaker 7: the fact that it gives us a chance to play,
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  Speaker 7: il han Omar exposing herself for who she is just
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  Speaker 7: a script reader. I'm not saying she's got no intellectual
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  Speaker 7: half do or anything, but she's just a script reader.
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  Speaker 7: It's interesting because people like you and me, if we
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  Speaker 7: espouse conservative principles, you're like, oh, you're just you're a
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  Speaker 7: dat a hat, You're just spouting what you're told on
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  Speaker 7: the radio because you have no intellectual ability. And I
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  Speaker 7: will point to anyone who says that about this program.
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  Speaker 7: I'll say, listen to all the folks who call and
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  Speaker 7: disagree with me or the emails I get disagree with me.
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  Speaker 7: And this weekend, across the country, letter carriers are going
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  Speaker 7: to be picking up food for your local food bank
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  Speaker 7: stamp out hunger because it's there, it's real, and it
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  Speaker 7: hasn't subsided since COVID. And if there's an example of
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  Speaker 7: what we were just talking about with free market economy,
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  Speaker 7: it's this schism that is driving people because things commodities
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  Speaker 7: will price themselves at what they can get for them.
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  Speaker 7: A house in a community full of university professors will
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  Speaker 7: cost what university professors can afford. And too many states
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  Speaker 7: write tax law that protects property owners from lowering their
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  Speaker 7: price or needing to lower the price of their home.
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  Speaker 7: If your home isn't selling because it's too expensive, lower
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  Speaker 7: the price. Nobody does that anymore. If your storefront is
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  Speaker 7: unoccupied because the rent is too high, lower it. That's
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  Speaker 7: how a free market system works. But people don't want
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  Speaker 7: to do that. You know why, because governments fund themselves
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  Speaker 7: on property values. So if things start costing less, the
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  Speaker 7: government gets less.
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  Speaker 6: It is.
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  Speaker 7: It's one of one of the sad truisms. And never
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  Speaker 7: mind what it does to our schools. I thought this
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  Speaker 7: FEMA report was interesting as well because and now it's
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  Speaker 7: oh the government, Trump's abandoning the black people, and Trump's
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  Speaker 7: abandoning the disaster stricken FEMA and their own internal Review Council,
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  Speaker 7: which wasn't all MAGA irreparably damaged by should creep and
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  Speaker 7: endemic program failures. How many before COVID ever existed, how
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  Speaker 7: many fraud cases had been brought against FEMA Because unscrupulous,
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  Speaker 7: amoral people will see a disaster and say, ah, I
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  Speaker 7: can make some money on this because out of an
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  Speaker 7: abundance of care, people will arrive saying, hey, how can
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  Speaker 7: we help, and unscrupulous people will say, you know, I
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  Speaker 7: need this, and in the tumult of a emergency, people
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  Speaker 7: get it and then they're gone. They're in the wind.
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  Speaker 7: We watched it during Superstorm I hate that phrase. By
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  Speaker 7: the way, during Sandy, many of the people who were
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  Speaker 7: getting FEMA aid were people who had their second house.
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  Speaker 7: And I'm not hating on second house owners, but they
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  Speaker 7: were getting made whole for something that hadn't made them damaged.
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  Speaker 7: I mean they'd lost value their property on the beach
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  Speaker 7: that most local watchers in the Jersey Shore would say
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  Speaker 7: was inappropriate to be right on the Atlantic Ocean with
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  Speaker 7: a three story glass building. But half a century of
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  Speaker 7: not having a storm like that led people to think,
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  Speaker 7: I think it's okay now, and insurance companies were getting
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  Speaker 7: hit and then they were turning to FEMA, and FEMA
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  Speaker 7: was trying to aid photographs of jaguars being pulled out
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  Speaker 7: of sand and stuff. And I'm not saying people didn't
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  Speaker 7: lose value, But when a government agency inserts itself saying
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  Speaker 7: we will print more magic mystery money and give it
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  Speaker 7: to you it's not worth as much as it was
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  Speaker 7: when you bought the Jaguar in the first place, because
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  Speaker 7: there's hardcore fraud and there's soft core fraud because in
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  Speaker 7: emergencies that's what happens. So it's you're setting yourself up
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  Speaker 7: for failure in an operation like the Federal Emergency Management
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  Speaker 7: Agency because sometimes you have to say no. And then
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  Speaker 7: you've got the TV news saying this family had their
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  Speaker 7: home washed away and FEMA has left them on the
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  Speaker 7: side of the road with no help because it's a
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  Speaker 7: big federal bureaucracy, just like COVID was. How many congress
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  Speaker 7: people just in the last six months have been caught
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  Speaker 7: up in this COVID fraud. My favorite part of the
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  Speaker 7: Florida story is the guy who wants to replace the
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  Speaker 7: congresswoman who had to leave after stealing five million dollars
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  Speaker 7: in COVID money. His daughters did the same thing. I
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  Speaker 7: guess he didn't do it, so it's just a family business.
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  Speaker 7: I wonder if Joe Biden, or at least Hunter Biden,
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  Speaker 7: endorsed the guy got to keep it in the family.
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  Speaker 7: I did a piece It should be up later today.
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  Speaker 7: Video column for Daily Signals YouTube channel on the irony
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  Speaker 7: of the fact that Joe Biden came after Louise Lucas
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  Speaker 7: here in Virginia for the corruption of using her political
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  Speaker 7: office to make money. As I say in the piece,
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  Speaker 7: well they ought to know. Hey, hey, stop working our
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  Speaker 7: side of the street here. That's our scam as money
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  Speaker 7: Hunter could have been making through Bearisma Holdings. And this
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  Speaker 7: is what happens. You keep allowing the government to do
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  Speaker 7: more and more, and the corruption will grow exponentially with it.
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