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Is It Time for Biden to Step Down? · Earn Your Leisure

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Speaker 4: Who's the biggest winner in last week's presidential debate? And
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Speaker 4: do we believe it is time for president by then
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Speaker 4: to step down?
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Speaker 5: Van couldn't be spicy? So can I be?
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Speaker 6: Or?
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Speaker 7: Noet yourself out?
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Speaker 1: I got it?
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Speaker 7: You know what I mean?
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Speaker 5: Lightly? Okay?
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Speaker 3: I think there's an obvious answer, right, So go ahead.
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Speaker 6: Biggest winner is all the international leadership who was looking
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Speaker 6: at us saying this will be an easy win if
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Speaker 6: he stays in office? Is it time to step down?
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Speaker 6: We're talking about this offline. Trump has some lives in there,
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Speaker 6: but he had a solid performance.
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Speaker 5: He took it easy on Biden.
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Speaker 6: To the Democratic Party, I need you to understand this
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Speaker 6: is in nineteen eighty or nineteen sixty. You cannot spend
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Speaker 6: the truth when people can see with their eyes to
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Speaker 6: the shadow government. I want no smoke shout to be
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Speaker 6: six thirteen. I'm gonna stop there. Should Biden stepped down? Yes,
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Speaker 6: if they want a chance to win, are they? And
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Speaker 6: I know Jason Calacanus has been pushing for a hot swap.
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Speaker 6: Are we going to get one? Probably not. But I
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Speaker 6: think it's clear that there is a change for leadership.
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Speaker 6: And I said this in stock Club too. Notice that
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Speaker 6: after the debate, Hillary didn't say nothing, Gavin Newsom didn't
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Speaker 6: say anything. Auntie Shell for sure is not saying anything.
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Speaker 6: Be mindful of who's not talking. Also, to back to
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Speaker 6: this AI conversation, trovershot because I'm done with the little
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Speaker 6: spicy stuff. Notice that all the rich people who aren't
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Speaker 6: talking right now, why because they're building. They're building, they
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Speaker 6: know what's coming all of a sudden. A Hey, Bill Gates,
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Speaker 6: if I Warren Buffett, I'm not gonna leave all your
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Speaker 6: money in your foundation. I'm gonna let my daughter do it.
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Speaker 6: There's a lot of rapid changes happening. I think this
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Speaker 6: is a more critical time than twenty twenty, probably by
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Speaker 6: five or six x so.
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Speaker 5: But i'll pair back to you.
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Speaker 2: I will say I think it was a pretty obvious
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Speaker 2: who was the biggest winner.
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Speaker 3: I don't I won't necessarily say that that Trump performed
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Speaker 3: had a great performance.
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Speaker 2: Obviously they did the fact checked and the majority of
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Speaker 2: things he said we're untruths. But I don't know if
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Speaker 2: he even had to. I think there was consistent. I
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Speaker 2: think he was consistent in who he is. I was
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Speaker 2: gravely disappointed in what I saw from our president. I mean,
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Speaker 2: we we've been seeing this right, and it hasn't been
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Speaker 2: live for us, right. It wasn't even now we were
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Speaker 2: saying prior to it. I don't know if him debating
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Speaker 2: is going to be the best idea, but maybe he
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Speaker 2: can put on a surprise performance.
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Speaker 1: What he did was the absolute outhappen.
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Speaker 2: When you are losing training for thought, when you have
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Speaker 2: to speak with in a concise fashion, I mean you,
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Speaker 2: at one point it felt like he was throwing alley
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Speaker 2: oops for him to to try to be attacked. It
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Speaker 2: just wasn't a great performance, and I was getting text Bess,
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Speaker 2: it's just from people.
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Speaker 1: I had no idea what'll be watching.
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Speaker 2: So I mean that in one sense is encouraging, right,
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Speaker 2: like people are paying attention. Maybe they're trying to see,
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Speaker 2: like if I do do it, who am I gonna
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Speaker 2: Who is it gonna be? H? And I think we're
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Speaker 2: back to the people who are gonna support them, are gonna.
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Speaker 3: Support them, and vice versa.
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Speaker 2: But it's tough even for me, like who I said,
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Speaker 2: Like there's a chance that there will be when it
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Speaker 2: comes down to November. There's a lot of time until
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Speaker 2: that point there could be a change. I'm gravely concerned
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Speaker 2: Democrats gets your house in order, gravely concerned. I wasn't
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Speaker 2: when I heard some of the political calumnists I read
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Speaker 2: some and the strategists who were on network TVs when
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Speaker 2: they were calling for them to step down, I felt
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Speaker 2: like that was responsible I did. That was my initial reaction,
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Speaker 2: like this is like we can't see another performance like that.
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Speaker 2: In fact, there should be no more debates, Like I
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Speaker 2: don't know if that's a strong point. And then I
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Speaker 2: obviously the health canncerns came into it, like yes, this
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Speaker 2: is an eighty one year old man I know people
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Speaker 2: hate when we bring up agism, but it is, it's
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Speaker 2: a factor.
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Speaker 3: Then it was maybe he was sick. Now that was
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Speaker 3: the first day.
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Speaker 2: And then the next day when I see him do
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Speaker 2: a rally and say I'm not the greatest at debating,
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Speaker 2: but i am I still not run this country, I'm like, Oh,
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Speaker 2: he's just going to double down this. I thought it
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Speaker 2: was a horrific performance, and so I understood people calling
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Speaker 2: for him.
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Speaker 1: To step down.
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Speaker 2: The problem is it is it too close? Who's the
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Speaker 2: person that becomes a whole other thing. But I'm gravely
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Speaker 2: concerned about the what what the Democratic Party looks like
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Speaker 2: over the next months leading up into the convention in August.
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Speaker 4: Shout out to everybody out there that has to hear
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Speaker 4: information from white media to be confirmed.
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Speaker 7: I said he had no chance to winning six months ago.
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Speaker 1: What do you mean that her white year ago?
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Speaker 4: I'm saying as far as now, everybody is like in
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Speaker 4: the uproar, like yo, like this is obvious what happened.
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Speaker 4: This is obvious, Like there should be no surprise. I'm
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Speaker 4: not just telling me, I'm just saying that. I'm just saying,
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Speaker 4: like there should be no surprise that this happened. Even
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Speaker 4: Ian have been saying that he had no chance of winning.
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Speaker 4: Even when I went to Congress and I met with
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Speaker 4: them and I said, like, I don't I literally said,
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Speaker 4: I don't.
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Speaker 7: See how he went. I don't see how he wins.
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Speaker 1: Right.
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Speaker 4: But because any the common sense, you see somebody, right,
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Speaker 4: the public support is not on his side.
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Speaker 1: Right.
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Speaker 4: We already know that foreign policy has been getting killed
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Speaker 4: from foreign policy. Millennials don't like him. He's losing black
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Speaker 4: support by the day. Black men are totally He's eroded
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Speaker 4: that that base.
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Speaker 5: Like we forget about the super predator comments because.
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Speaker 4: The Latin, the Latin community has not supported him. Donald
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Speaker 4: Trump has been seen as bulletproof every he the guy
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Speaker 4: got thirty two felonies and then raised one hundred million
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Speaker 4: dollars after.
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Speaker 7: That, the writings on the wall.
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Speaker 4: So it's like it's took this to happen, and then
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Speaker 4: everybody is like, oh, we need to have a meeting,
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Speaker 4: Like if you would have listened to the people, right,
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Speaker 4: not just met the people they did. They disregard even
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Speaker 4: when we do a poll, we do a pole. We
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Speaker 4: had Roland Martin on shot to rolland but when we
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Speaker 4: did the pole, we had three thousand people that voted,
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Speaker 4: and we told Roland mar and look, bro, fifty five
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Speaker 4: percent of the people said they're going to vote for
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Speaker 4: Donald Trump. Well, they could be bots, and it's not
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Speaker 4: inclusive data.
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Speaker 6: It's accurate poll tell people can see he won't go Rogan.
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Speaker 4: We're telling you what is happening in the streets, right,
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Speaker 4: We're telling you the sentence of the people. And then
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Speaker 4: it's like, well it's not credible source, We don't know.
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Speaker 4: We this is not okay. If they would have listened
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Speaker 4: six months ago, right or not, anybody, you can't change
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Speaker 4: candidates now in the summer. That's going to be crazy
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Speaker 4: five months before the election. They could have avoided this
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Speaker 4: problem six months ago if they really listened to the people.
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Speaker 4: They tried to disregard the people. They thought that his
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Speaker 4: support stronger than what it was. They thought the people
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Speaker 4: was gonna rally, and now they realizing, like, oh damn,
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Speaker 4: we might actually be in trouble. And Donald Trump is
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Speaker 4: a pathological liar and nobody cares because the candidate is
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Speaker 4: not strong enough to check him. If Joe Biden was
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Speaker 4: in the right state of mind as far as like
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Speaker 4: on his.
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Speaker 7: Toes, Trump just says anything.
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Speaker 4: He's like, Oh, this is the strongest economy America has
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Speaker 4: ever had, this is the weakest America is ever. Mexico
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Speaker 4: feels more empowered than ever. We have more illegal immigrants
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Speaker 4: than ever. He makes these kind of statements over and
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Speaker 4: over again. All you got you could really embarrass him, Like, yo, bro,
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Speaker 4: you just saying anything at this point in time, like
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Speaker 4: how is this accurate?
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Speaker 1: D D?
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Speaker 7: Like how is this ever? Always says this ever?
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Speaker 4: Never he uses words like that, right, But the candidate
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Speaker 4: is not strong enough to even check him because mentally
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Speaker 4: he doesn't even remember what he's supposed to say. So
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Speaker 4: it's an embarrassing moment for America because you have one
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Speaker 4: candidate who is damning on the depths of dementia and
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Speaker 4: another candidate who is just a raving mad man saying anything.
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Speaker 4: And it's entertaining. I'll give Donald Trump one thing. He's
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Speaker 4: very entertaining. Even when he was saying like I don't
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Speaker 4: know what you said, and I don't think you know
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Speaker 4: what you said either, that's a viable moment.
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Speaker 7: That was funny. He's saying these things on purpose.
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Speaker 4: But it's like if he had like a real astute
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Speaker 4: candidate that can actually be politically savvy and like, no,
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Speaker 4: this is actually inaccurate. You're changing your stance on this,
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Speaker 4: You're just saying anything. There's so many opportunities to fact
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Speaker 4: check him on the moment, and it's just it's embarrassing.
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Speaker 7: It's only gonna get worse if they have another debate.
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Speaker 4: It's gonna be even worse because now Trump knows how
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Speaker 4: much he can push and not get any pushback. He's
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Speaker 4: gonna go ten times crazier. He's gonna make ten times
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Speaker 4: more crazier statements. And Biden's gonna have so much pressure
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Speaker 4: on him he might actually just really collapse now, because
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Speaker 4: it's like, at eighty one years old, how much pressure
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Speaker 4: can you really put on somebody that is he's let's
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Speaker 4: just be honest, he's not mentally able.
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Speaker 2: And that And I don't think and I'm just I'm
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Speaker 2: not speaking for you, but I don't think you're saying
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Speaker 2: that with any ill intent, Like no, I just and
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Speaker 2: I'm with you, I don't. I just think from a
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Speaker 2: cognitive standpoint, it just seems to be and you see it.
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Speaker 2: But in your own words after you left the State
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Speaker 2: of the Union, you said that he might have he
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Speaker 2: might have a chance there's some stuff that you heard
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Speaker 2: that may be able to swing things.
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Speaker 1: They didn't. They didn't.
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Speaker 7: They didn't present the facts to me. I don't think
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Speaker 7: I was presented with accurate information. So they just be
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Speaker 7: honest because.
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Speaker 3: There's no people like yo. But you did say that, so.
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Speaker 7: To be accurate at all. But still the present.
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Speaker 2: So to answer our question, do you think that there's
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Speaker 2: no option to step down because even with that performance?
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Speaker 5: No, no, no, there's an option.
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Speaker 4: No.
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Speaker 1: No, here's the thing. Here's the thing.
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Speaker 3: Look, how much money was raised Friday after Thursday's debate?
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Speaker 5: How much is race?
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Speaker 3: I think the last time I checked it was at two.
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Speaker 7: Hundred the Democrats. Yeah, it's not gonna It's not matter,
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Speaker 7: That's what I'm saying.
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Speaker 2: Even so it goes exactly like that face you just
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Speaker 2: made in is why I was like, wait, what did
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Speaker 2: you did you see.
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Speaker 5: Baraco we tax loss harvest?
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Speaker 1: And did you see his tweet?
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Speaker 7: Did you see him tweet that?
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Speaker 4: I saw what he tweeted, But that's not an accurate
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Speaker 4: tweet because you can't compare. I remember when when he
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Speaker 4: when he debated Mitt Romney and he lost that body.
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Speaker 4: The Barack Obama was forty something years old, he was shot.
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Speaker 2: I'm only bringing it up because he the what he
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Speaker 2: led was that you have bad debate nights. I don't
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Speaker 2: recall him having a bad debate night, just because when
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Speaker 2: he spoke, it was concise.
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Speaker 3: He had every like it wasn't a prompt.
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Speaker 2: It wasn't like we're going to prompt you to say
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Speaker 2: these things like yeah, you're gonna speak candidly about things.
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Speaker 1: That you know.
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Speaker 2: What I felt like I watched Thursday was somebody that
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Speaker 2: they tried to prepare and he's like, I said, you're
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Speaker 2: gonna lifelong politician. They tried to prepare him.
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Speaker 1: He tried to.
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Speaker 3: Stay on point, even with what was going on on
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Speaker 3: the other side, even with the.
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Speaker 1: Black jobs comments.
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Speaker 7: I'm like, you got you could have checked them for that.
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Speaker 3: What I'm saying, That's what I'm saying.
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Speaker 7: Like overall, but it's like it's like a.
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Speaker 4: Boxer like you called inflations. I'm like, he's like Deontay Wilder.
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Speaker 4: He just throws wild punches. If you was a disciplined
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Speaker 4: fighter like Floyd Mayweather, you be able to just pick
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Speaker 4: your spots and just knock him out. The fact is
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Speaker 4: that Biden is so dishoveled himself while he's throwing wild haymakers.
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Speaker 4: He's just like covering for protection, like he's not even
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Speaker 4: fighting back. But the Democrats, this is their fault. You
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Speaker 4: you run away from Jamal Bowman, right, and you leave
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Speaker 4: him out to dry and he doesn't get reelected. So
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Speaker 4: it's like, look, at some point in time, you gotta
13:40
Speaker 4: you gotta, you gotta be held accountable for this mistakes
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Speaker 4: that you that you're making. As the party you you
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Speaker 4: have loyal to support who you want to support. You
13:49
Speaker 4: pick and choose, You pick and choose your your your
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Speaker 4: your candidates that you want to prompt up. You pick
13:54
Speaker 4: and choose who you want to accept money from. And
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Speaker 4: now you want to just have like, oh no, we
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Speaker 4: need to rally support because if if he wins, this
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Speaker 4: is people texting me like, if if he wins, he
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Speaker 4: being Trump, it's going to go back to like Jim
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Speaker 4: Crow days, right, and it's going to be so bad
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Speaker 4: for black America. Well, well, you can't wait till four
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Speaker 4: months before the election to paint this fearmongering thing.
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Speaker 7: You should have been you should have had this laid
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Speaker 7: out for four years.
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Speaker 4: You should have been empowering black people for four years
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Speaker 4: and I know that they're gonna say that they did,
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Speaker 4: and they gave so much money for HBCU.
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Speaker 7: I don't know. It wasn't enough because black people haven't
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Speaker 7: they're not happy. So it's not just me.
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Speaker 4: This is millions of black people that do not feel
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Speaker 4: happy with the administration the job that they have done.
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Speaker 4: And somebody's got paid for that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah that even with the HBO and I'll let you go.
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Speaker 3: But the HBC it was brought up, Well, there was
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Speaker 3: that misconception.
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Speaker 2: And we've had plenty of conversations with Democratic officials and
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Speaker 2: people who support the party about the misleading information.
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Speaker 3: Well he says he did this for ACEPU, g HP
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Speaker 3: historically back collegies.
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Speaker 2: But this is what we've actually done like tenfold, right,
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Speaker 2: and then the conversation comes up about it, and then
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Speaker 2: you don't like you got to stand your ground on that, like, no,
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Speaker 2: these are the actual facts here.
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Speaker 1: It was.
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Speaker 7: It was unfortunately, thank bro is eight.
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Speaker 4: There citizens, but you trust him with your kids like
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Speaker 4: you would you trust him with your kids.
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Speaker 3: I think it needs to be an age limit when
15:32
Speaker 3: it comes to elected officials.
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Speaker 4: May not trust with nuclear codes and the and the
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Speaker 4: key to the world, so do we. And I'm gonna
15:45
Speaker 4: throw it to you and then trust either one of
15:47
Speaker 4: them exactly.
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Speaker 2: I want to So if he decides right they were
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Speaker 2: and Cam David this weekend, if he decides to talk
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Speaker 2: to his family, right, and he's like, look, I'm gonna
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Speaker 2: step down, who do you think would be the next person?
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Speaker 2: And and then you could take it from me. There's
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Speaker 2: no great candidate who wants to step on a land mine.
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Speaker 2: When I saw the debate, I text y'all because I
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Speaker 2: normally don't even watch the debates. I'm like, Trump look
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Speaker 2: like fucking load of lucks up there compared to Biden worn,
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Speaker 2: let's be honest, worst presidential performance in a debate in history.
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Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom, who should be Golden Boy right now?
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Speaker 1: Not a word.
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Speaker 6: He don't want to blow a shot now because he
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Speaker 6: knows he's walking into a landmine. On the Republican side, man,
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Speaker 6: where's Mitt Romney when you need him? And Jet Bush
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Speaker 6: and all the other the pipeline for great Republicans right
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Speaker 6: they shot down for vec which probably would not be
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Speaker 6: Trump's running mate. You don't have anybody on the Republican
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Speaker 6: side who wants to step up into this shit show
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Speaker 6: that we have of a political season. That's very telling.
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Speaker 6: So who would I pick. No one that is wise
16:57
Speaker 6: is going to step into this landmine. Now they're going
16:59
Speaker 6: to wait for the next cycle. Kamala can't do it.
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Speaker 6: Even the infighting. I'll be very quiet, but the infighting
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Speaker 6: inside the Democrats. This is the thing that we're learning
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Speaker 6: twenty twenty for a year of the truth and all
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Speaker 6: that you can't sell people a bullshit product and tell
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Speaker 6: them that it's great. We've seen it across the board.
17:19
Speaker 6: We've seen it with Tesla, We've seen it with ARC,
17:22
Speaker 6: We've seen it with every company. If the product is
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Speaker 6: not quality or not a one, you're not going to
17:28
Speaker 6: get a one results. Now y'all can do what y'all
17:30
Speaker 6: did in the last selection and push them most a
17:32
Speaker 6: certain way. I'll still got a chance. I don't want
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Speaker 6: to smoke, but I said it two years ago. Neither
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Speaker 6: one of these candidates would I let run Red Panda
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Speaker 6: let alone in video A MD Tesla Eli Lilly Jay.
17:48
Speaker 6: I know some people will push for Jamie Diamond. He's
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Speaker 6: not the one. At some point though, I don't know
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Speaker 6: if you want to. You know, he don't want to
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Speaker 6: leave Florida. But they need to call Superman down to Miami.
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Speaker 6: But I know he, you know, maybe getting tied to
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Speaker 6: Lauren soon, so he probably won't want to do that.
18:06
Speaker 6: But Democrats, my message to you, because I know y'all
18:08
Speaker 6: want to say we right wing conspiracy theorists and meeting
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Speaker 6: Rashad and try and Cheese and Button and everybody, which
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Speaker 6: is not true. No Democrat or Republicans paint me like which.
18:18
Speaker 6: If y'all actually read a few pages a day, you
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Speaker 6: can put these motherfucking pieces together on your own.
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Speaker 5: I want to be clear. We're not hilling for either side,
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Speaker 5: so y'all can stop that in Eclipse too.
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Speaker 6: Democrats, you have to start listening to the people and
18:35
Speaker 6: stop contacting us when you need votes.
18:38
Speaker 5: You can't buy my audience. And if PAS is your
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Speaker 5: biggest ambassador, it's over with.
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Speaker 7: If that's the one y'all got, it's over with.
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Speaker 6: Say the bullshit and take that to Capitol Hill and
18:52
Speaker 6: y'all go talk amongst y'allselves.
18:54
Speaker 7: This ain't it.
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Speaker 6: No pop the motherfucking balloon on all these candidates and
18:59
Speaker 6: go build somebody else.
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Speaker 5: These are my thoughts, and this is just for entertainment purposes.
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Speaker 1: Right day, Plies is.
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Speaker 5: Your biggest advocate on Saturday and Sunday.
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Speaker 1: No, but Pli's got great ideas though. It's just crazy.
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Speaker 6: How we go from him trying to get Britney spears
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Speaker 6: to telling the Democrats where and now the ten fifteen
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Speaker 6: thousand y'all paying podcasters is not gonna get the job done.
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Speaker 6: And I've asked this question too, while Market Monday is
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Speaker 6: not on White House dot govs, y'all want to help
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Speaker 6: the people so damn much.
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Speaker 2: They gave one point five million to black media, one
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Speaker 2: point five out of what we.
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Speaker 4: Say, fifty million. My thing, the last thing. MSNBC, the
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Speaker 4: writer John D. Jones published the article about titled right
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Speaker 4: wingers are spreading misinformation to Black voters through podcasts and influencers.
19:54
Speaker 4: They list nineteen Keys, Breakfast Club, Joe Budden. They also
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Speaker 4: sturning your liege. I actually spoke to the young lady
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Speaker 4: that actually published a report and we had a great conversation.
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Speaker 4: She felt that it was taken out of context about
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Speaker 4: how the article was written. But I'll say this to
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Speaker 4: the gentleman and MSNBC as a platform, it's interesting that
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Speaker 4: you would list us as a platform that has helped
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Speaker 4: spread right wing information and misinformation because we've only had
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Speaker 4: Democrats on from Stacey Abrams to the vice president, to
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Speaker 4: brother wag Staff that was running for district attorney, to
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Speaker 4: Jamal Bowman, you name it, right, We've had a plethor
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Speaker 4: probably over twenty Democrats on. We've never actually had a
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Speaker 4: right wing on. We've never had we haven't had one
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Speaker 4: Republican on, or we haven't had one right winger on.
20:41
Speaker 4: So it speaks of desperation that you would try now
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Speaker 4: to say that we're the cause of the democrats problems. Look,
20:51
Speaker 4: you have issues, We're not the issue, not the problem.
20:54
Speaker 4: We've tried to actually empower liberal voices that we believe
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Speaker 4: in yep. So instead of pointing a finger and making
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Speaker 4: up weird conspiracy theories that we are letting our platform
21:10
Speaker 4: be run by right wingers, I think it's time to
21:13
Speaker 4: have an internal look and see why so many black
21:19
Speaker 4: people are unhappy with the Democratic Party right. Instead of
21:24
Speaker 4: instead of making you know, those type of articles, it
21:28
Speaker 4: would be more productive to see why the shift has happened.
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Speaker 6: Happened and let me just take it. Yes, the groceries
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Speaker 6: four years ago, we're from one twenty in Walmart to
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Speaker 6: six fifty, probably not gonna get the vote.
21:44
Speaker 5: It's economics one oh one, how about two?
21:47
Speaker 6: If y'all go on campaign, y'all got a campaign to
21:49
Speaker 6: help you around and see Nike going through this, because
21:51
Speaker 6: remember when Nike did Kyrie wrong and now there's stockers
21:54
Speaker 6: and shambles. At some point you have to realize that
21:57
Speaker 6: if you do black people wrong, we're not going to
21:59
Speaker 6: come back and be patriots with you.
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Speaker 1: I think they've taken that for granted.
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Speaker 2: Where it's like historically that has happened, right ninety what
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Speaker 2: is it ninety six percent?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 6: I vote, yeah, yeah, don't please, don't want me right
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Speaker 6: wing because it's crazy people not to vote.
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Speaker 1: If you'll keep it up, why come bother some decent people.
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Speaker 4: You know you're hurting your allies actually, so you're just
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Speaker 4: making your problems worse because yeah, if we really start
22:23
Speaker 4: to pal on the Democratic Party, then you're gonna have
22:27
Speaker 4: even more bigger problems.
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Speaker 3: So from every publication that they named, although that.
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Speaker 1: Audience come not.
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Speaker 7: Non intelligent thing to do, but okay.
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Speaker 6: Switch Vladimir Putin, Tucker Crossing, can you please come on
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Speaker 6: the show?
22:39
Speaker 5: Who else? Candice Owens. I'm gonna go down the ranks.
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Speaker 6: Now, well, who cam getting into it with back in
22:46
Speaker 6: the day, Bill, O'Reilly, where are you at?
22:48
Speaker 1: We ain't seen him in a minute. Where is he?
22:49
Speaker 7: Where's he now? B Alex up, my brother, come on
22:55
Speaker 7: your last.
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Speaker 5: And you're crazy as me.
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Speaker 1: Hey, Alex.
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Speaker 5: Schultz, call Alex Jones from me since we right wing?
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Speaker 6: Oh okay, Saint Bert get shellac in the fall and
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Speaker 6: then come back then one point five to black media
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Speaker 6: and y'all want all the black folks and you have
23:12
Speaker 6: a five talking about Bronne to.
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Speaker 7: Act like it was a historic thing. And we gave
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Speaker 7: one point point five. Yeah, okay.
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