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"Just Tell Me Who Paid the Bills" (Saturday December 20 2025, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: I think the public needs to hold them accountable.
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  Speaker 2: For this continuing public We'll do it.
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  Speaker 3: Making mornings great again. We'll do the first thing today.
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  Speaker 3: Do it on the talk media acts right, Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 3: We'll do.
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  Speaker 2: It, Long Jeward said, steal me have a day even Saturday,
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  Speaker 2: please for work.
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  Speaker 3: When the sun comes up, drops a pet of the
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  Speaker 3: school by Joey.
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  Speaker 4: Has everything, all the jos say, needs.
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  Speaker 5: No one that Joe's as smile.
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  Speaker 6: He all the eggs.
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  Speaker 7: Joe, thank you for letting me be of service to
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  Speaker 7: you this morning and not holding that Adam shift clip
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  Speaker 7: against me. But sometimes you just have to be a
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  Speaker 7: shift for brains to get started on a Saturday morning.
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  Speaker 7: I appreciate you joining us and being part of the
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  Speaker 7: festivities coming to you our friends on Long Island News
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  Speaker 7: Radio from Huntington, Long Island this morning. And need to
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  Speaker 7: be back on this sandbar scraped off the top of
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  Speaker 7: New England and deposited neatly into the Atlantic Ocean for
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  Speaker 7: so many folks dining and dancing pleasure on this Saturday
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  Speaker 7: morning out here for our friends with the Trans Siberian
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  Speaker 7: Orchestra and their show at the UBS Arena on Thursday.
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  Speaker 7: And we'll be heading back back in our main studios
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  Speaker 7: on Monday morning as we head through Christmas. We're going
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  Speaker 7: to be here on Christmas Day. We're going to be
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  Speaker 7: maybe all unwrapped some presents for you if you like,
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  Speaker 7: but you can get with me at four three, four
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  Speaker 7: eight eight two four to two.
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  Speaker 2: One seven sent text messages.
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  Speaker 7: That's even on a Saturday, some of the most popular
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  Speaker 7: ways to do it, because even a Saturday morning as
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  Speaker 7: a cacophony of last minute things leftover and now you
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  Speaker 7: add you know, shopping parties. You have to go to
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  Speaker 7: people coming over. This this is crazy weekend because this
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  Speaker 7: is when generally all those hey, come on over, We're
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  Speaker 7: gonna have a little Christmas thing and maybe your friends
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  Speaker 7: say holiday. I don't judge, Well, actually I do judge
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  Speaker 7: a little bit, but that's it does not matter. It's
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  Speaker 7: say happy birthday to Betty in our flagship city of
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  Speaker 7: Stanton this morning with a great activists out there and
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  Speaker 7: just does great work to keep the message of liberty
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  Speaker 7: moving forward.
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  Speaker 2: And it is people like, well, what party are you in?
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  Speaker 7: You know, A dear friend of mine, lifelong Democrat, used
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  Speaker 7: to work for a Democrat congressman from New York and
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  Speaker 7: his saying was labeled jars not people used to have
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  Speaker 7: a giant Gadston flag in his office. You imagine a
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  Speaker 7: Democrat with a Gadsden flag hanging in his office back
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  Speaker 7: in the day. You know, the eighties were an interesting time.
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  Speaker 7: Read Tom Wolf. You'll know when you know, you know
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  Speaker 7: so much to get into, including TSA saying, you know what,
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  Speaker 7: let's let people into the secure area of the airports
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  Speaker 7: without you know, having to show that you're a passenger
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  Speaker 7: on one of the flights that are going to be
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  Speaker 7: leaving there.
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  Speaker 2: That's going to be fine at least.
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  Speaker 7: Stephanic, upon further review, says, yeah, I don't want to
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  Speaker 7: be governor of New York. Did you you blame her?
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  Speaker 7: I mean, does she have to explain why she might
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  Speaker 7: not want to be governor of New York? But a
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  Speaker 7: lot of people disappointed in that, But says because of family,
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  Speaker 7: and I know that there are a lot of folks who,
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  Speaker 7: you know, unfortunately, are still looking at the bottom of
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  Speaker 7: their glass for tea leaves, even even though.
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  Speaker 2: They use the bag tea. They're like, there's got to
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  Speaker 2: be tea leaves down here somewhere.
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  Speaker 7: Trying to read into this, and of course the headlines
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  Speaker 7: are all about more defections from planned and this is
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  Speaker 7: proof that Trump has lost his magic, and no more
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  Speaker 7: Trump and oh everything anything you can do to taint
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  Speaker 7: the president. The documents, Epstein papers, and the redactions all
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  Speaker 7: done to protect Trump. Everything is about Trump because they
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  Speaker 7: want you to believe that he is that shallow and
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  Speaker 7: desperate of a person now not a Republican leaving their position. Washington,
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  Speaker 7: d c. Police Chief Pam Smith resigned in a profanity laced,
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  Speaker 7: expletive laced speech on Friday after a report was released
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  Speaker 7: from the House Oversight Committee revealing that Smith course department
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  Speaker 7: officials into manipulating crime data in the district. But apparently
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  Speaker 7: that's your fault. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
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  Speaker 7: Kennedy Junior is considering an over to the US childhood
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  Speaker 7: vaccination schedule. To take a quote from another member of
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  Speaker 7: the Kennedy family, perhaps taking pickaxe to it likely, he
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  Speaker 7: said the future will look more like Denmark's model, which
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  Speaker 7: includes fewer routine immunizations than current American systems. Require the
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  Speaker 7: Department of Justice's efforts to release all the files by
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  Speaker 7: the deadline related to Jeffrey Epstein and Gallaine Maxwell's sex
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  Speaker 7: trafficking cases fell short of expectations both amongst Republicans and
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  Speaker 7: Democrats yesterday. There are calls for investigations into not just
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  Speaker 7: the conduct of the FBI and DOJ officials, but the
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  Speaker 7: The suspect behind the Brown University shooting and the killing
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  Speaker 7: of an MIT professor have been dead for days in
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  Speaker 7: his storage facility, according to the New Hampshire Medical Examiner's Office.
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  Speaker 7: Attorney General John Formela said Friday. The Department of Justice
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  Speaker 7: who was identified as the suspect, indicated that it was
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  Speaker 7: a gunshot wounded the head suicide and that it had
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  Speaker 7: been days before the investigators found him. The US conducted
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  Speaker 7: military strikes in Syria on Friday against the Islamic State,
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  Speaker 7: following a promise by President Trump to quote avenge the
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  Speaker 3: First Thing Today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas.
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  Speaker 2: Christmas, A great.
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  Speaker 7: Why do I feel like Adam Schiff is going to
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  Speaker 7: come walking out here any minute?
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  Speaker 12: Now?
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  Speaker 2: It's out here on Long Island. You're not in Long Island.
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  Speaker 7: You're on Long Island, you know, for the Trans Siberian
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  Speaker 7: Orchestra show in Queen's And they never do this. I
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  Speaker 7: don't know what their deal with Ron Howard is, but
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  Speaker 7: I've never heard them do this. I've seen them for like, well,
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  Speaker 7: when did the Grinch come out?
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  Speaker 2: Ah?
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  Speaker 7: This came out forever ago, and you can find it
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  Speaker 7: on their website and everything, but I've never seen them
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  Speaker 7: perform it in concert.
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  Speaker 2: It is to me, the one redeeming reason.
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  Speaker 7: To watch this god awful black hole of an hour
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  Speaker 7: and forty five minutes or whatever it winds up being.
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  Speaker 2: It feels like four hours of your day.
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  Speaker 7: Is just vanished into a memory hole and I'm never
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  Speaker 7: going to get all this time back.
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  Speaker 2: And I'm sorry.
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  Speaker 7: I know everyone loves the Jim Carrey Grinch movie, and
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  Speaker 7: it's I'm and I don't do it just to be different.
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  Speaker 7: I don't do it because talk show hosts traffic in
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  Speaker 7: the idea of saying controversial stuff.
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  Speaker 2: I just found it to be.
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  Speaker 7: Well, it's as a conservative analyst of the news and events,
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  Speaker 7: I don't need to know. I found the whole backstory
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  Speaker 7: of Darth Vader to be amongst the same things. If
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  Speaker 7: you want to tell a story, you have to tell
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  Speaker 7: a story with certain archetypes in it. And those stories
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  Speaker 7: those archetypes include the good guy and the bad guy.
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  Speaker 7: And one of I think the problems with American society
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  Speaker 7: is we we like to blur the lines of who the.
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  Speaker 2: Bad guy is.
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  Speaker 7: We want to feel bad for the bad guy, you know,
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  Speaker 7: And you're you're going to get it with the Brown
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  Speaker 7: University shooter. You're gonna get it with the Charlie Kirk shooter.
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  Speaker 7: You're going to get the people who want to go
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  Speaker 7: out there and say, oh, you know, if this and
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  Speaker 7: this hadn't happened to Jeffrey Dahmer, you know, and and
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  Speaker 7: some of it is born out of a natural inclination
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  Speaker 7: to say, how do we avoid having this ever happen again?
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  Speaker 2: And I think one of the the arrogance in that
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  Speaker 2: is the idea that evil can somehow be.
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  Speaker 7: Managed away, that somehow we can cure ourselves that there's
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  Speaker 7: some magic inoculation from evil. It's it's called good people
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  Speaker 7: doing good things. When bad stuff happens, we really eat
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  Speaker 7: ourselves alive. And I don't mean to distract on this.
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  Speaker 7: We've got lots to get into. And yes there'll be more,
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  Speaker 7: Adam Schiff. We're shoveling the shift this morning. You know
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  Speaker 7: about the Epstein. You knew he was gonna find ah.
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  Speaker 7: Anyone got some free time for me? Dudes should just
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  Speaker 7: get a show on MS now. But the reason I
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  Speaker 7: don't like the Grinch movie is not that I don't
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  Speaker 7: like Ron Howard. If I have to watch Ron Howard
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  Speaker 7: Brian Grazer production, it'll be arrested development. It's I don't
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  Speaker 7: need to know why the Grinch stole Christmas. I just
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  Speaker 7: it's perfectly suitable just to tell me that he tries to.
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  Speaker 2: That's it. The story is told.
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  Speaker 7: And the one upside besides the Trans Siberian Orchestra contribution
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  Speaker 7: to the soundtrack, is that the last half hour almost
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  Speaker 7: exactly the same length of the thorough ravenscroft Boris Karloff
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  Speaker 7: animated reading of the book to television was true to
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  Speaker 7: that traditional telling of the story, which if you've ever
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  Speaker 7: read Doctor Zeuss's How the Grinch Stole Christmas, you will
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  Speaker 7: realize that the seventies sixties era animation was.
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  Speaker 2: Word for word. There was no l short and this
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  Speaker 2: is not going to fit. It was like Ted Guyzell
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  Speaker 2: wrote it to be there, And what's the message at
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  Speaker 2: the end? See all the stuff you're wandering off? Oh
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  Speaker 2: he was bullied, that's why.
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  Speaker 7: No, The point was he tried to steal Christmas and
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  Speaker 7: he couldn't why because Christmas isn't the who hash and
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  Speaker 7: the babbles and the trumpets and the two dinglers and
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  Speaker 7: whatever else he tried to steal. He and Max were
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  Speaker 7: up there on Mount Crumpet saying we've stolen Christmas and
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  Speaker 7: it came just the same, and all the other hour
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  Speaker 7: and a half of vote all why and it doesn't matter.
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  Speaker 7: He tried to steal it. He failed, period, story told,
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  Speaker 7: message delivered. But the tso contribution is worth it for that.
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  Speaker 2: So Adam Schiff.
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  Speaker 7: Seeing black ink, and maybe Adam Schiff just keeps a
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  Speaker 7: black magic marker around to redact stuff because he.
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  Speaker 2: Loves to react to the redact.
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  Speaker 7: And my favorite part of Adam Schiff's reaction to the
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  Speaker 7: Epstein redacted releases is actually thanks to a freshman, even
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  Speaker 7: more so super freshman congressman from Virginia, which we'll get
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  Speaker 7: to in a moment, but this is Adam Schiff again.
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  Speaker 1: I think the public needs to hold them accountable for
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  Speaker 1: this continuing cover up.
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  Speaker 7: And by them, Adam, do you mean the Democrat Party
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  Speaker 7: that had these files for how long?
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  Speaker 4: Oh?
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  Speaker 7: And there was still you know, there's excuses after excuses,
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  Speaker 7: and I'm sorry, it's you guys had these files for
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  Speaker 7: so long. And I think it was doctor Clark that
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  Speaker 7: pointed out on this program some months and months and
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  Speaker 7: months ago that if there was anything damaging for Donald Trump,
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  Speaker 7: two things would have happened. A it would have come
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  Speaker 7: out in between twenty twenty and twenty twenty and B
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  Speaker 7: and perhaps more importantly, they wouldn't have had to have
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  Speaker 7: spent any money on the Steel dossier. They just would
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  Speaker 7: have released what they had from the Epstein files about
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  Speaker 7: Donald Trump. They wouldn't have had to have made up
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  Speaker 7: a story about Russian prostitutes and peeing on a bed,
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  Speaker 7: which well, look oud.
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  Speaker 2: Hey, so I don't know if you like.
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  Speaker 7: The pictures of Bill Clinton in a hot tub, and
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  Speaker 7: the Clintons are all circling the wagons over the release
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  Speaker 7: of these pictures. And to me, I'm looking at saying, Okay,
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  Speaker 7: this is new ground or covering with Bill Clinton. Bill Clinton,
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  Speaker 7: probably at this point in his life, still likes himself
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  Speaker 7: a bag of candy on a Saturday night. He might
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  Speaker 7: not be able to perform it anymore with all the
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  Speaker 2: First off, anyone who did.
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  Speaker 7: And I know there's plenty of people who would say
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  Speaker 7: We've verified that's the person in that video is much
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  Speaker 7: Joe if they released anything damning to Donald Trump from
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  Speaker 7: what decisions, what.
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  Speaker 2: Courses of action were chosen? What world economic form?
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  Speaker 7: And the longer the cover up goes on, and I understand,
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  Speaker 2: A lot of it I think is spurious, and we've
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  Speaker 20: to petition the government.
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  Speaker 5: Only the United States has these five freedoms, so simply
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  Speaker 2: No word in the English language is less convincing than probably.
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  Speaker 22: Are you sure we should get matching tattoos on our
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  Speaker 24: Sure, we'll probably stay together.
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  Speaker 3: Probably.
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  Speaker 2: It's been twenty three minutes.
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  Speaker 19: Since I ate.
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  Speaker 2: I can probably swim.
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  Speaker 5: You should wait thirty minutes.
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  Speaker 2: Okay, I'll tell me what to do.
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  Speaker 18: Can it bar.
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  Speaker 5: Cramp?
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  Speaker 2: I have a cramp. I can probably hit the green
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  Speaker 2: from here?
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  Speaker 3: Probably?
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  Speaker 15: Can I get a mulligan.
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  Speaker 2: Ready to go?
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  Speaker 4: Hey?
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  Speaker 22: Are you sure you're okay to drive?
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  Speaker 18: Yeah?
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  Speaker 22: I'm pretty sober.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm probably okay. Probably okay isn't okay, especially when
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  Speaker 25: Because this is information that they had during Biden's years
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  Speaker 25: in the White House.
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  Speaker 3: On your to do list, putting the radio on is
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  Speaker 3: the first thing today?
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  Speaker 2: Simple?
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  Speaker 7: Where did the seed money for this come from? Who
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  Speaker 7: paid for the gas in the airplane. These are the
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  Speaker 7: things you need to know because these are the keys.
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  Speaker 7: Because of the salacious, inhumane trafficking in small children. It's
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  Speaker 7: easy for those who want to distract to take this
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  Speaker 7: and say, well, you can't make moral equivalent because of
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  Speaker 7: the horrific nature of the human trafficking and the sex
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  Speaker 7: trade that Epstein was using to manipulate these powerful, notable figures.
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  Speaker 7: I don't know what Mick Jagger would have done differently.
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  Speaker 7: I don't know if tattoo you comes out differently or
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  Speaker 7: they don't do the you know, steel wheels tour or something,
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  Speaker 7: if not being manipulated. But you know people with powerful
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  Speaker 7: positions of popularity, and you know, well, Mick, we'd like
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  Speaker 7: you to come out in favor of insert economic reset stype.
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  Speaker 7: You know, government actions. Can any of those come to mind?
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  Speaker 7: In there, the young lady heard. The onset of the
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  Speaker 7: break is CNN anchor talking to a guy you've probably
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  Speaker 7: never heard of. He's been in the Virginia General Assembly
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  Speaker 7: for some time, Sue S. Subramanian, and he's in Congress now.
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  Speaker 7: He's the one who won the seat that Jerry Connolly
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  Speaker 7: had been in to represent, and so he was asked, well,
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  Speaker 7: didn't the Bidens have this information as well for all
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  Speaker 7: those years? And why is this, you know, just coming
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  Speaker 7: out now.
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  Speaker 25: Administration, because this is information that they had during Biden's
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  Speaker 25: years in the White House.
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  Speaker 24: Have been people calling for the release of the file
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  Speaker 24: since twenty nineteen. I know that Biden administration would say
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  Speaker 24: that there was an active investigation, but there was some
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  Speaker 24: time after she was, you know, put in jail, and
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  Speaker 24: there was some time where they could have released it,
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  Speaker 24: especially on Biden's way out.
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  Speaker 7: So being new and probably what behind the years, he
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  Speaker 7: didn't realize saying something bad about Joe Biden might be.
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  Speaker 2: Bad in his political part.
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  Speaker 7: So here's here's a couple of scenarios if if we
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  Speaker 7: were to ever find out all this stuff, what's the
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  Speaker 7: new movie coming out? Discovery, the Disclosure Day, the New Ones,
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  Speaker 7: the Spielberg movie coming out, it's about alien. But if
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  Speaker 7: we were to find out why we were covering up Epstein,
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  Speaker 7: why we were covering up the Wuhun Institute of Virology,
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  Speaker 7: I think the first impact of it is the political
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  Speaker 7: parties go away. I think I think the American people
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  Speaker 7: will rightfully so enact their vengeance on the political parties. Now,
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  Speaker 7: the danger is separating them from the political structure of
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  Speaker 7: the United States. Because the danger in releasing the who's
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  Speaker 7: of the pulling of the string of Jeffrey Epstein and
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  Speaker 7: all the decision makers that he had out at Epstein
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  Speaker 7: Island is the natural reaction is to burn the whole
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  Speaker 7: thing down. And that's exactly what the World Economic Forum wants.
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  Speaker 7: They want a government that can be easily manipulated. That's
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  Speaker 7: all the authority it necessarily needs. All the authority the
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  Speaker 7: World Economic Form wants in a government to manipulate their currencies,
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  Speaker 7: to move their decisions to make money into the World
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  Speaker 7: Economic Forum, to support a global economic government, to remove
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  Speaker 7: any vestiges aside from some street theater, to make you
• 48:48
  Speaker 7: think you're being represented in the decision making process. So
• 48:53
  Speaker 7: be careful of being useful idiots into the process because
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  Speaker 7: that's one of the likely outcomes of these kind of disclosures.
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  Speaker 7: The US government was making a bio weapon with China
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  Speaker 7: and then China released it on us. Sure, And why
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  Speaker 7: is that unlike? You know, why does that, you know,
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  Speaker 7: strike fear in the government officials minds because you knowing
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  Speaker 7: that means they can do more more dastardly things to
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  Speaker 7: your representation the natural inclination. As I said, burn it down.
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  Speaker 7: But then what do you replace it with? Do you
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  Speaker 7: replace it with the original Constitution and Bill of Rights?
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  Speaker 7: And you know, just reset. You know, the COVID community
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  Speaker 7: loves the world where the great reset. What's wrong with
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  Speaker 7: a great American reset?
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  Speaker 2: Get rid of all of this.
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  Speaker 7: Contradictory jurisprudence that has gone on for one hundred years.
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  Speaker 7: Because what's happened, and we made this case and we'll
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  Speaker 7: revisit it on the other side of the news. I
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  Speaker 7: think if you want, is that this argument that came
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  Speaker 7: up last week that oh, we're heading towards another American
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  Speaker 7: Civil War. I think it was an Indiana State senator
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  Speaker 7: after their redistricting debacle, brought up the fact that we
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  Speaker 7: are heading for another civil war.
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  Speaker 2: We're not.
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  Speaker 7: We're still fighting the one we fought in eighteen sixty five.
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  Speaker 7: It's the same people, well, the same quote unquote people,
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  Speaker 7: the same political ideologies, the same beliefs in who is
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  Speaker 7: and who isn't capable of handling their own lives. The
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  Speaker 7: racism is still there, the plantation mentality is still there.
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  Speaker 7: It's just taken on a new position. It was given
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  Speaker 7: you a big corner office in the federal bureaucracy of
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  Speaker 7: managing the federal bureaucracy. All the horrible, hateful things that
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  Speaker 7: we were mad about during the Civil War period for
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  Speaker 7: being allowed by law have not only been allowed by law,
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  Speaker 7: but have been.
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  Speaker 2: Elevated to law.
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  Speaker 7: By the same people who quote unquote lost the Civil War.
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  Speaker 7: So we poke around that, but it does tie to Epstein.
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  Speaker 7: It does tie to the WU flu COVID nineteen because
• 51:54
  Speaker 7: all of these things and all of the cover ups
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  Speaker 7: that go along with them are because the people who
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  Speaker 7: have been in the background pulling strings and taking away
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  Speaker 7: liberties and rights.
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  Speaker 2: Under the premise of for your own good, who have been.
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  Speaker 7: Redacting documents that you have every right in the world
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  Speaker 7: to see, don't want you to realize that the Civil
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  Speaker 7: War was actually won by the slave owning Dixiecrats because
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  Speaker 7: the North, in an effort to be capitulatory, allowed.
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  Speaker 2: Them to kind of run things. Well, you know, you
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  Speaker 2: boys from the South. My name is Bobby.
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