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"Beware the Kirk Overload... and Who is Pushing It" (Friday September 19, 2025, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Well, I asked you, okay, you want to be no school.
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  to know the first thing today.
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  the night. Joeys eying a gander all the JERSU seven needs.
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  Speaker 1: It's the same thing, isn't it. Well, no, I don't
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  mean you and me, but in your world it must
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  be very similar to mine, where you sit there and say, oh, yes,
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  you have a good night's sleep. You wake up, you
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  feel refreshed, the coffee bruise you. You sit down, you say,
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  we got tons of time, we're running early, everything is
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  going great. And then if somebody says, hey it's time
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  to go, what where did so Welcome into a Friday
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  Today by Joe Thomas. And thanks again, as I mentioned,
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  for allowing us to get into your life this morning
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  and try to make sense of it all while you
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  try to deal with all the last minute because that's
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  where we all find ourselves this morning. So a couple
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  of quick questions here, Can we stop with the Charlie Kirk.
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  Can we declare a Charlie Kirk moratorium on people, both
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  both as sailing and associating. I'm getting weary, almost as weary.
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  And it's very difficult to be as weary as I
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  am with the people who are a sailing Charlie Kirk,
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  because if we on the conservative analysts side of the
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  spectrum waited four days and started a sailing George Floyd,
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  for example, we'd all be in prison somewhere. None of
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  us would have jobs. And stop whining and vacating your
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  lower intestine over Jimmy Kimmel. The president didn't fire him,
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  the government didn't fire him. A private company fired him.
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  I've been fired lots of times, and it happens. You
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  bring disrepute to a company, and that's what they can
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  do to you. But I'll tell you these folks, there's
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  just almost as much weariness for those who are trying
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  to fluff their own reputation by telling you how much
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  they loved Charlie Kirk. Now that's wonderful. Let's move on.
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  Let's look at legacy. Let's look at what's going on,
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  because this norm busting event is going to turn bad,
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  just like September eleventh did. Horse Cooper said it on
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  this program, But we must get into our fire hose.
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  Friday of first things, alliterative as we may be. This
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  Sunday is the memorial service for Charlie Kirk in Arizona
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  at the Cardinals football field, and the Secret Service has
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  taking the lead in securing the stadium in Glendale, Arizona,
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  because President Trump and Vice President Vance will both be there.
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  The US Senate has passed a resolution declaring October fourteenth
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  as Charlie Kirk National Day of Remembrance, that is his birthday.
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  Turning point, USA has unanimously elected his widow, Erica as
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  its new chief executive officer and Chairman of the Board,
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  and according to reports, Walt Disney executives will be meeting
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  with Jimmy Kimmel to discuss the future of the program
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  he produces for them. According to Bloomberg, House Republicans blocked
• 5:29
  an effort by Congressman Roe Khana of California to subpoena
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  affiliates not airing the program. Senate Republicans confirmed forty eight
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  United States veto to UN Security Council resolution demanding an
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  immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages,
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  saying the effort did not go far enough in condemning
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  Let's ask the college campuses how that's And I.
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  what I refer to derisively, and admittedly derisively because they
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  deserve my derision. Podium jockeys, the ones who will ride
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  their podium in like some sort of crazed government witch
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  podiums and PLoP themselves in front of TV cameras and
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  proclaim how they're going to do all these things to
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  protect your free speech, and you will guaran damn to you.
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  And as I sit here today twenty two minutes after
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  the hour five am Eastern time on September nineteenth, mark
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  me down. None of these things will do anything more
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  that tells me a lot about Cash Pattel. Then, because
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  you know, we've moved this red flag out of my
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  way here, my friends in Florida can tell you all
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  about her. Reactionary are the useful idiots of the authoritarians.
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  So the reactionaries are out there speaking all the right things.
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  And I'm not telling you not to be upset that
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  Charlie Kirk was assassinated in front of thousands of people.
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  That's why I called it terrorism. The morning we first
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  convened after the assassination, I said, this is terrorism. How
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  can you call it that? You know, pambody called it that.
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  But she called it that for a different reason. She
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  called it that because that comes with legal ramifications. I
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  called it that because it's the damn what it is.
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  It's meant to terrorize us, and it's meant to let
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  us have Well, she's Donald Trump's attorney general, so it
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  must be okay to No, it's not okay. It's never
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  okay to let the government regulate any of this stuff.
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  Shall not be infringed. Forwards. Forwards have kept Americans mostly
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  free for two hundred and thirty eight years, shall not
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  be infringed. How much simpler is the concept? And yeah,
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  people are allowed to say dumb, hateful things full of misinformation,
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  and guess what, they get to be fired. They get
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  to be fired or have their production company kicked out.
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  Because Jimmy Kimmel is different than Stephen Colbert. Stephen Colbert
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  was an employee of CBS. Jimmy Kimmel actually produces his
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  show and sells it to ABC. It's a different deal.
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  So when Jimmy has lower ratings than Stephen Colbert even did,
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  he can produce the show all he wants. ABC doesn't
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  have to take it. And I can't believe I'm sitting
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  here sounding like I'm defending the American broad corping castration.
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  But the House of Mouse is not wrong in this.
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  They're allowed to fire someone. And this is the even
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  more dangerous subculture that's festering in this. And yeah, I
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  am angry about this because I mean, oh, Jimmy Kimbble,
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  it's free speech. No, Jimmy Kimmel's allowed to be fired.
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  Rub dirt on it. Get back in the game. If
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  you want to say something, go find somebody that'll hire
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  you to say it. Don't sit here and tell me
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  that the government is quelling free speech. I've been fired
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  by plenty of people, and guess what. They've fired me
• 20:46
  for all the same reasons. They were protecting their company.
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  Their company was more important than me. Great some people.
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  It's cost them tens of thousands of dollars within minutes.
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  And then they sued me, which is their right to
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  do as well. They fired me, and believe me, I
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  have a judge transcript of a judge saying to former
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  employers of mine, you fired him, then you lost money,
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  Yet you want me to punish him for this? Loved
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  when judges testify for you, But guess what they can
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  fire me? It wasn't a violation of the First Amendment
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  that I got fired from a radio job. Suck it up, Jimmy,
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  suck it up all the people. Oh, it's a free
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  speech We need a government regulation. Go ask the college
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  campus people that Charlie Kirk spoke to on a daily
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  basis about free speech regulations and free speech zones that
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  they said. Asked the folks at fire dot org about
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  free speech zones regulated by the college administration and the
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  reducing inflammation is a key component to our overall health.
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  has antioxidant properties, and research suggests that kurcumin can prevent
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  I'm still grieving over Charlie. We haven't even watched the
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  memorial and you're saying, stop feeling pain over what happened
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  to Charlie Kirk. No, I'm not telling you too. I
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  am mad about the fakers and the takers and the
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  obvious skaters who want to come in cozy up to
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  you in your grief and hold your hands and sell
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  you some insurance policy. These are the people I'm mad
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  about right now, and I feel like it's imperative on
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  people like me to call them out for what they're doing.
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  They're trying to gravy train themselves onto this tragedy, and
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  it infuriates me because many of them do what I do,
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  so therefore, guilt by association. I've been asked for years.
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  I've done this several decades. Now, Oh, aren't you happy
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  when you're competing? Radio stations suffer?
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  Speaker 7: Hell no.
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  Speaker 1: When somebody who does what I do fails in the
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  ser us of their listeners, or is caught misrepresenting their
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  service to their listeners or straight up conning their listeners,
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  it ruins it for so many of us because we
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  all live with the pos on our house. So every
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  time some broadcaster like Jimmy Kimmel says something that gets
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  his ass fired and then claims that the guy, oh,
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  we need a free speech listen. You have a right
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  to speak, you don't have a right to be listened to.
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  Get over it. Jimmy Kimmel does not have a right
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  to be listened to anymore than Joe Thomas in the
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  morning does and it's a responsibility to you that we're
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  United States live in counties that support Donald Trump. And
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  so if you spend your whole night bashing Donald trum to,
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  even if it's sixty percent of the country, you're sort
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  of doing a disservice to your advertisers. You're telling sixty
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  percent of the country, I don't want you listening, I
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  don't want you tuning in. That doesn't sound like it's
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  very helpful to your advertisers. Now, if you're like some
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  of the major news network programs, it's not what you're
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  there for. You're there to be the promotional activity or
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  like Billy May's selling some oxy clean. So what you're
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  viewers because they've cast the check from Big Pharma. And
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  now Big Farmer's decided, or Big Big Breakfast Cereal or
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  Big ag or whoever it is that's paying for the
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  program has decided. You know, I'm not getting my I'm
• 32:02
  not getting any return on investment from this. You don't
• 32:06
  have a right to a job. And that's the dangerous
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  paradigm we're setting here, is that somewhere there's a bunch
• 32:13
  of people in Congress that are trying to create the
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  lattice work that will build the Marxist mentality that you
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  have a right to somebody hiring you. I mean, I've
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  said billion. If I said there was a billion MP
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  three's cassette tapes and CDs with applications for jobs with
• 32:34
  my name on it out there, I think I'm under
• 32:36
  selling it. Over a thirty plus year radio career, I've
• 32:41
  applied for a lot of jobs I didn't get, and
• 32:43
  I go stomping off to my congressman saying I have
• 32:46
  a rate to a job. Jimmy Kimmel has no right
• 32:49
  to a job. So let's stop pretending that this is
• 32:52
  a free speech case. This is an employer telling his
• 32:55
  employee to don't let the door hit him with a
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  good lord split him. But you're if people are making
• 33:03
  it out to be a right to work kind of thing,
• 33:07
  be very careful because that then you will be required
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  to hire people, and if you don't, you'll be violating
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  their rights, and all of a sudden you're going to
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  prison for a long time for civil rights violations because
• 33:20
  we've invented new rights, the Tim Kaine paradigm, government inventing
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  rights like the right to a place to live. So
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  I rented to this guy, Well did you rent to
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  the other guy too? Well, I don't have a place
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  for the other guy, So oh, you better build one,
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  because they have a right to a house and they
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  want to live where you are. But people are going
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  to be going to prison left and right. Joe Stalin's
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  going to have nothing on the US government if we're
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  not careful. And Tucker Carlson, I'm sorry you're wrong. You're
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  still butt hurt because Fox fired your ass too, And
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  I'm sorry. I caught no time for left wingers or
• 34:00
  right wingers who hand nash and claim that somehow they
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  have a right to be listened to. I don't have
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  time for it, and you don't have time for it.
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  Four three four eight eight two four two one seven.
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  Speaker 21: Hey? This is Moscow, Bob Joe, And you're absolutely totally
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  wrong this time.
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  Speaker 1: Okay, that's fine. I can accept that. Way about about how.
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  Speaker 21: About Kimmel, because you're missing the bigger point. He's one
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  of the privileged VIPs, the ones who are in the
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  ind gang and the left, and so she's not allowed
• 34:36
  to be fired. You know, he was these wolf privileged
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  guys that gets a participant ribbon soil.
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  Speaker 1: You can't get rid of him. Oh I see, so
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  I'm wrong with tongue in cheek. Yeah, you know, because
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  I will accept if somebody says I don't agree with you.
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  Speaker 7: I was.
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  Speaker 1: I was at a ranked choice voting event that sounds
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  like a page turner, doesn't it, with the former Attorney
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  General of the Commonwealth of Virginia and a former delegate
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  on opposite sides of it, and both of them had
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  moments to say, Joe, I think you're wrong about that.
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  So you know, I will accept those consults occasion. But
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  now I get what you're saying. Well, yeah, but he is.
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  This is the elitism. But there's a deeper, darker side
• 35:21
  to this. Oh well, he'll get a show. Netflix will
• 35:25
  throw some money at him, because apparently they have a
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  pile of money like Heath Ledger and they're going to
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  burn it in a warehouse. But the bigger implication is
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  the idea that there is some right to have a
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  job and that you cannot fire somebody. And this is
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  a bigger This is like Horace Cooper is telling you
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  about this tipping point.
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  Speaker 21: Can I give you two great examples, Sure, Chris Pomo
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  for what he did during COVID and you'll killed cause
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  death and laughed and made a big joke about it.
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  And so of your big overtime supposedly Catholic god searing people,
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  you are making him found out to be like a
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  god again and that everyone should give him everything you want. No,
• 36:10
  Chris Clomo should then squad out of the business and
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  have him start back at ground one, just like all
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  those other people. We don't have privileged friends in the
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  networks and in the business world. They can get me
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  into a better job. It's who you know and know
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  you know. But yet they're making him up being what
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  about Andrew Culomo. Andrew Coloma should be in jail for
• 36:31
  causing the death of all those elderly senior citizens that
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  he sent back out.
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  Speaker 7: Right, you're mixing up.
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  Speaker 1: You're mixing up too quiet, hang on real quick, I
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  just want to create. So you're mixing up the Colmo brothers.
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  There's Andrew who's Mario Junior? And Fredo who is Chris
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  so Chris is the media guy, and Andrew is his
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  Speaker 21: No, no, but both terms stit together. The same thing
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  with Kimmel. It's all because of who they know. They're
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  Democrats and they're the VIP condition. They don't have to
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  Speaker 1: To the powers to be well. And I appreciate that,
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  but it trickles down and more. It's not just about
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  media people. But let's take your business as a paradigm.
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  also you know, the country is allowed to know that
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  you know, it's a balancing act because it's there is
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  Speaker 1: We've got friend Bob in Moscow is on with us,
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  and Bob I appreciate you. Know we were talking about
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  the right to work. Uh, there's a phrase we're in.
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  able to work, whether you join a union or not.
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  It's not the same as you have a right to
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  a job, which is where we're going with this. There's
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  a subtext to this, never mind, there's the obvious fear
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  of the free speech regulations will give you free speech
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  as long as you meet these criteria. We've seen this.
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  otherwise your free speech can be verboten. So that's the
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  obvious problem with this whole Jimmy Kimmel, and it's all
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  We're going to talk about it happening right here and
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  amongst elected officials, because you know, in four days time
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  we were told it's now we've now gone on too
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  long in our grieving over our Charlie Kirk. And that's
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  that's not what we were told about George Floyd or
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  John Lewis. Let's you know, let's take it out of
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  maybe a criminal and make it just John Lewis. What
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  was the was sixty day long morning period for John Lewis.
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  We had moments of silence and moments of recognition for
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  John Lewis. He laid in state in the US capital.
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  Huh interesting that and Charlie Kirk gets four days and
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  we're told we've gone on too long. Anyway, Bob, the
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  point I was making about pharmacies is, you know, if
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  you if you sold somebody some ivermechtin that you had
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  on the shelf and your pharmacy fired you, that's within
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  their rights, but it's also within the rights of the
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  doesn't want you to treat an illness, which is what
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  ABC is reacting to. It's just the way the marketplace
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  is supposed to work, right.
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  Speaker 21: Right, and certain professions are considered at will employees, which
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  means they can be fired at any time for any reason,
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  and pharmacists fit into that category. You're an at will employee.
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  Sure so doctors medicare you know the other thing getting
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  back to Robert F. Kennedy said in the vaccine, he's
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  absolutely rights. There's no reason you need to have all
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  those vaccines in one shot. Put the responsibility and the
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  parents to bring your kid in at the appropriate you know,
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  time span and get.
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  Speaker 1: Each shot exactly like Dona.
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  Speaker 21: All the problems we're having.
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  Speaker 1: Well and and this was and everyone's lost their collective
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  battle control over this one as well, because they're out
• 48:11
  there saying he's making everyone unsafe, and he's doing you know,
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  he's he has uh as as his commission was tasked
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  to do. Come up and look and they say, well,
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  you know, perhaps hitting a four year old or a
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  three year old with all these shots all at once
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  might not be a great idea for him, That's all
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  they're saying. And and they don't trust parents enough. This
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  is the technocrat mindset, is that we must tell you
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  what to do, otherwise you're just going to make a
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  bollocks of the whole thing.
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  Speaker 21: Doesn't that sound like communism?
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  Speaker 7: Yeah?
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  Speaker 1: Yeah, you think you think now you know, now you're
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  you're playing. Now you're playing with gas and now here's
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  what I mean to play more.
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  Speaker 21: Yet, look at what Democrats came up with their proposals,
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  the government running and the spending. This the reblic Republicans
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  should jump all over under their what it's about their
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  number one thing, we must return our foreign aid and
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  get back to getting other countries more money instead of
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  taking care of our own. And the second thing I
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  think that the Republicans should say. John should say, hey,
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  great idea, We're going to add in what you want
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  with Obamacare. And once the bills passed and the President
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  signs it, every person in the government will be put
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  on Obamacare. And let's see how fast they reel back
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  their demand.
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  Speaker 1: It was always the case with Obamacare. Hey, you're going
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  to be on it. Oh no, I have the Senate
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  of a healthcare plan I don't need. Yeah, that was
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  always the case.
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  Speaker 21: I can't afford to be on it because yes, because
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  my income level now being retired, I get it for free.
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  But I have a six thousand dollars deductible.
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  Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, cow. Yeah it's free. It's free as
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  long as it's some you know, enormous bill.
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  Speaker 21: Yes, that's not what you're telling people. Yes, you can
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  get to health care for free, but your deductible starts
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  at six thousand dollars and it doesn't even after that
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  cover all the treatments.
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  Speaker 1: This is why they lost on Obamacare over the time,
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  because people started waking up and realizing it.
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  Speaker 21: Bob, why do you think I'm overseas because even if
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  I lived in Germany, I can get better health care
• 50:29
  in Germany than in the United States for less.
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  Speaker 1: Money's And again, ironically, because they're open more open minded
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  about new treatments and finding ways to find new ways
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  to treat illness rather than just pretend we're preventing them,
• 50:46
  which is all a give back to the insurance industry.
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  Always good stuff, my friend, you have an awesome day,
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  and maybe we'll touch him run well, we'll be here
• 50:55
  tomorrow morning. We'll be here tomorrow morning. If you're up early.
• 50:58
  Speaker 21: Maybe I may, but it might be sleeping at that time.
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  Speaker 1: Good for you. I'll talk to you later, my friend, have.
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  Speaker 16: A good day. Bye.
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  Speaker 1: We give you the news and we want to find
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  out how it's impacting you. And yes, we work on Saturday.
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  Why because so do you. We have a few affiliates
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  for the new Saturday Morning version. The first thing today
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  if your station isn't one of them. Nice please, you know,
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  don't be mean. Nobody's infringing free speech. This isn't a
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  Jimmy Kimmel situation. If they want live discussion of the
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  news of the day on a Saturday morning, which we provide,
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  that's you know, we're all down with the boogie down.
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  But nobody has a right to be listened to. Nobody
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  has a right to a job. Now, employers have a
• 51:52
  responsibility not to fire you simply, oh, because of the
• 51:55
  color of your skin. But beware this reaction to public
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  people losing their jobs school teachers. If you bring disrepute
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  to your employer, they can fire you. In the same
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  school teachers, I'm getting some emails about them. You go Florida, Texas,
• 52:28
  and Virginia looking into their credentials. These are the same
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  ones who are punishing kids because they had an American
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  flag on their shirt. So apparently it's punishing speech only
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  of a certain timber and that's un American activities.
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