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"Make 1984 Fiction Again" (Monday December 01 2025, Hour 4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: He only asp Joe, thank you for letting me be
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Speaker 1: of service to you this morning. I want Joe, we'll
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Speaker 1: tell you what went on last night. We will give
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Speaker 1: you our analysis of the evidences delivered to the lab,
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Speaker 1: and then I want to hear how it's impacting you
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Speaker 1: where you are this morning at four three, four, eight, eight,
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Speaker 1: two four two one seven text messages. We've read a
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Speaker 1: bunch of them this morning. We have some folks on
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Speaker 1: the traditional call in line as well. Good morning, you're
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Speaker 1: on the error with Joe. First thing this morning, who's this? Hey?
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Speaker 5: This is Moscow, bobmin Two things. First, how come with
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Speaker 5: the Afghan national that worked for the CIA? There has
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Speaker 5: not been one single comment stating that this should be
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Speaker 5: elevated to a hate crime against the national guard because
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Speaker 5: technically it is a hate crime. And my second issue
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Speaker 5: is with the story about Pete Hegsteth and they saying
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Speaker 5: that he ordered from an anonymous source. This is a
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Speaker 5: time where we need to change the laws that the
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Speaker 5: right of the story should be under a grand jury investigation,
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Speaker 5: brought into a grand jury and just like the Epstein
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Speaker 5: files have him state who said it under old to
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Speaker 5: prove that there was actually a person that was staying,
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Speaker 5: but keep it sealed to protect that person's identity.
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Speaker 1: Well, a couple of things I'm going to go go
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Speaker 1: with that. One first is that you know you certainly
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Speaker 1: you know newspapers like the Miami Herald and the story
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Speaker 1: will be coming up in our first things in a moment.
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Speaker 1: Newspapers are not protected like internet posting sites with this
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Speaker 1: two thirty provision, So you can sue a newspaper if
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Speaker 1: you've been defamed, and Pete Hegseth could do that there.
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Speaker 1: If this was a leak that you know, endangered the
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Speaker 1: lives of US operatives, I think again you could have
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Speaker 1: criminal prosecutions against them. To look at the this is
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Speaker 1: wiki leaks, you know, in the pursuit of him and
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Speaker 1: the things that were there but moreover is who's leaking it.
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Speaker 1: What's the agenda for the person leaking it. If it's
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Speaker 1: coming from the White House, why is the White House
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Speaker 1: saying it? If it's coming from Congress. I think it's
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Speaker 1: clear why Congress are saying it, because it helps them
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Speaker 1: make the case to get their power back on the
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Speaker 1: case of the Afghan The reason I haven't mentioned that
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Speaker 1: is I hate the idea of having a special category
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Speaker 1: of crime called hate crime. I I don't you know.
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Speaker 5: That's yeah, I agree with you one hundred I agree
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Speaker 5: with you one hundred percent. But this was the other
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Speaker 5: way around. If it was a white person that was
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Speaker 5: a Jewish descent killing a Muslim, everyone be yelling and
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Speaker 5: screaming a hate crime. Or if it was a white
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Speaker 5: person killing a black person, it would be a hate
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Speaker 5: crime right away. And getting back to the hagstep issue,
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Speaker 5: what I'm trying to see is that there's the media
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Speaker 5: should be not exempt from anything if they report, they
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Speaker 5: cannot report anything that's an anonymous source, because they're basically
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Speaker 5: enhancing all the hatred that's going on in the world today.
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Speaker 1: No, ye, well, and that's where yeah, we're coming up
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Speaker 1: on our news here. But that's that sort of was
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Speaker 1: the point that you remember Nina Jankowitz, the Director of Disinformation.
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Speaker 1: Her office was actually built around that idea to go
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Speaker 1: to a newspaper and say, okay, who were the sources,
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Speaker 1: and you know, keeping it under wraps so people's uh
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Speaker 1: anonymity was protected.
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Speaker 5: Go ahead, one quick thing, yep, So was that congresswoman
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Speaker 5: who was the CIA person her job was to give.
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Speaker 1: Out misinformation at least Slatkin.
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Speaker 5: Yes, that was her job at the CIA.
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Speaker 1: I have to go check what her job was. You know,
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Speaker 1: sometimes it's hidden in between the lines of what jobs
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Speaker 1: are as they're met it out right. Yeah, but I
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Speaker 1: appreciate it. You have a good morning, Bob. Always do
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Speaker 1: four three four eight A two four two one seven. Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Part of it is getting to talk with people. I
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Speaker 1: live for that. This is the greatest job in the
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Speaker 1: world for me. Our first things this morning, as you
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Speaker 1: mentioning the US authorities. According to Christy Nome, Homeland Security Secretary,
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Speaker 1: on CBS News Sunday morning, they believe the Afghan who's
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Speaker 1: under arrest for killing one National Guard member and grievously
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Speaker 1: injuring another one last week in Washington, d C didn't
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Speaker 1: become radicalized until after he was evacuated from Aghanistan and
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Speaker 1: came to the United States. President Trump was questioned on
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Speaker 1: Air Force one flying back from Meri Lago yesterday regarding
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Speaker 1: a phone call with Nicholas Maduro in which it is
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Speaker 1: alleged by a unnamed source in the Washington Post that
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Speaker 1: he offered asylum to the leader if he was to
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Speaker 1: leave right away and resign right then before US military
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Speaker 1: operations began in the country. When he was asked, this
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Speaker 1: was his answer, I want to comment don at the answers.
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Speaker 6: Yes, Andy, can you tell us a little bit?
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Speaker 2: Oh, I can't do that.
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Speaker 1: He did go on to say it wasn't a very
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Speaker 1: good phone call. Congress people, proving the axiom that the
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Speaker 1: most dangerous place in all of Washington is in between
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Speaker 1: an elected official and a camera, where all over TV
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Speaker 1: Sunday morning, saying they support congressional review. In the wake
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Speaker 1: of this report that War Secretary Pete Hegsith issued a
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Speaker 1: verbal order to kill crew members on a boat as
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Speaker 1: part of an attack on September two, and the peace
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Speaker 2: From the home of the First Amendment, First thing today
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Speaker 1: their relevance. So when the Miami Herald publishes, Hey, President
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Speaker 1: tier of that is the story of the mysterious second attack.
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Speaker 1: It wasn't bad, not that Pete Hegsith is alleged to
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Speaker 1: Tim Kaine, who's managed to find a new barber. I
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Speaker 1: was glad to see on face the nation, my impunity
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Speaker 1: senator who will never have to do another darn thing
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Speaker 1: again except spout off anything against conservative values, because now
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Speaker 1: he has six more years in Senate. Why does he
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Speaker 1: have to worry about reelection? He was on face the
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Speaker 1: nation yesterday being grilled about the possibility of ground strikes
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Speaker 1: against drug cartels.
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Speaker 18: You have tried twice to pass war powers resolutions that
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Speaker 18: would force President Trump to get approval from Congress first
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Speaker 18: before any military action. Twice you have failed.
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Speaker 1: Do you think, by the way, can you stick a
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Speaker 1: pin in that whole war powers so that we can
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Speaker 1: come back to it. Let's go back to.
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Speaker 18: On this will change if there is ground action and
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Speaker 18: will it even matter at that point?
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Speaker 1: I do believe the numbers will change.
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Speaker 19: You're right, I, along with others, filed a resolution no
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Speaker 19: war in Venezuela or against Venezuela without congressional approval. It failed,
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Speaker 19: but that was before all of these assets have amassed
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Speaker 19: around Venezuela and before President Trump said that the airspace
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Speaker 19: needs to be closed. I will move with colleague Senator Schumer,
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Speaker 19: Senator Paul, Senator Schiff immediately should there be military action.
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Speaker 19: And then secondly, I also attempted to stop what I
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Speaker 19: view as illegal vote strikes in the Caribbean and the
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Speaker 19: Pacific together with Adam Schiff. And the circumstances have changed
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Speaker 19: in the month since we had that vote. In each
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Speaker 19: of these instances, we were able to get two Republicans
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Speaker 19: to vote together with Democrats. We think the escalating pace
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Speaker 19: and some of the recent revelations, so for example, the
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Speaker 19: recent revelation about the kill everyone in order, apparently.
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Speaker 1: Dictator and apparently is the big word there, because there's
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Speaker 1: no proof that Pete Hegseth they did this, but that's
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Speaker 1: not stopping Tim Kane from getting his pr on and
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Speaker 1: Bisecretary hegseeth.
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Speaker 19: We do believe that we will get more support for
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Speaker 19: these motions when they are refiled.
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Speaker 18: You're referring to this new Washington.
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Speaker 1: And that's what it's all about. It's getting you know,
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Speaker 1: the power back. But here's the thing about the power
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Speaker 1: that they have. They have constitutional authority regarding declaring war.
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Speaker 1: That's not what's going on here. And they have ceded
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Speaker 1: this to the executive branch years ago lest that they
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Speaker 1: have to get their hands dirty every couple of hours.
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Speaker 18: The Washington Post report that says that Secretary Hegseth called
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Speaker 18: for everyone aboard the first suspected drug boat that was
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Speaker 18: targeted to be killed. When two people survived, the military
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Speaker 18: went back in reportedly with a follow on strike. What
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Speaker 18: questions do you have for the Pentagon about that situation?
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Speaker 1: And by the way, you know, why are you doing
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Speaker 1: it on CBS and not you know, in your office
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Speaker 1: with a leader of the Pentagon, of course seems important right.
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Speaker 19: Well, first, if that reporting is true, it's a clear
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Speaker 19: violation of the DoD's own laws of war.
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Speaker 1: And that's the key. If this is none of it
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Speaker 1: is verified or anything. This is Trump administration one point
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Speaker 1: zero leak, leak, leak, leak, leak, and leak. Now one
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Speaker 1: can hope being better than they were the first time around.
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Speaker 1: That some of this stuff is designed to drag defenders
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Speaker 1: of drug cartels out into the spotlight where there can
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Speaker 1: be seen. I like this one email comes in from
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Speaker 1: Suzanne is the first Senator going to be seen on
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Speaker 1: television bashing Donald Trump for making fentanyl more expensive for
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Speaker 1: poor Ericans. I thought, Donald, so you I could see
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Speaker 1: Maxine Waters or even Tim Kaine's compatriot Mark Warner out
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Speaker 1: there on TV. You know, Donald Trump campaigned on making
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Speaker 1: life more affordable for Americans and now fentanyl costs are
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Speaker 1: going through the roof for these assaults on Venezuela. Just
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Speaker 1: susan great, great email. I appreciate that. Best writers in
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Speaker 1: the Morning Radio at gmail dot com or text message
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Speaker 1: four three four eight A two four two one seven
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Speaker 1: or call it. I mean, I'm not like these podcasts
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Speaker 1: where it's just text me and I'll read your stuff
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Speaker 1: off of stream or whatever. Just call me, we'll chat.
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Speaker 1: But I know how Monday mornings are in this Monday,
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Speaker 1: perhaps more than any other kind of Monday, because it's
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Speaker 1: that first Monday since many people in the world, and
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Speaker 1: maybe not you. You you're a hustler like me, or
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Speaker 1: you're up every morning getting your thing on, but your
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Speaker 1: boss or a lot of people you work with haven't
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Speaker 1: touched a single scintilla of work or anything involved with
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Speaker 1: work since probably two o'clock Wednesday afternoon of last week.
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Speaker 1: So the cacophony of trying to get everything together and
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Speaker 1: put together, where did I put? Where's my coffee?
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Speaker 10: Monk?
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Speaker 1: Gosh right, where did I put? Where's that report?
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Speaker 11: On the.
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Speaker 1: But the the the the people who are out there
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Speaker 1: trying to convince you to vote for this stuff. And Susanne,
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Speaker 1: coming down gas prices nationwide? Or to eighty a gallon?
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Speaker 1: I think they were pushing three eighty last year, just
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Speaker 1: saying I mean, you know, guys like Tim Kaine, as
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Speaker 1: I pointed out, it's axiomatic in Washington the most dangerous place,
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Speaker 1: the most dangerous location in Washington is in between a
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Speaker 1: politician and a TV camera. If this is true, well
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Speaker 1: how about before you go on CBS network in front
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Speaker 1: of their tens of tons of listeners and viewers you actually, oh,
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Speaker 1: I don't know, use your position in the US Senate
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Speaker 1: to go figure out whether it's true or not. And
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Speaker 1: you know what's interesting in this also is when the
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Speaker 1: questions are raised, well, how did we know? And here's
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Speaker 1: a tell. If you're a poker player, you know what
20:47
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Speaker 1: You know, a tell is something you can see somebody's
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Speaker 1: physical manifestation or behavior that says, ah, he's lying all
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Speaker 1: of the noise about well, who's author goes away, it's
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Speaker 1: Now you're gone. Because what happens is then the authority's
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Speaker 1: that declared a war on drugs. Donald Trump just said, well,
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Speaker 1: market capitalists. Keep up the good work. Thank you for
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Speaker 1: intercession on their behavior was illegal, and war crimes should ensue.
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47:19
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Speaker 1: comes to saying no to illegal drugs, to bring down
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Speaker 1: our country. So we have to fight that in the
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Speaker 1: holistic way, which is getting more people off drugs. That's
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Speaker 1: how then Venezuela can go play Tiddley Wings on the
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Speaker 1: Daryl oil Wells in their harbor. So we the people
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Speaker 1: have to stop this because when they talk about our
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Speaker 1: way of life being under attack, those norm busting moments,
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Speaker 1: as Horace Cooper called them, we rarely sit and think
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Speaker 1: about what those norms are until somebody takes a law
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Speaker 1: like civilize. Oh well, Joe, are you defending the drug dealers?
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Speaker 1: Sounds like you're defending the drug dealers like Tim Kaine was.
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Speaker 2: No.
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Speaker 1: But if we're going to have a justice system, we
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Speaker 1: can't just say yeah, but I don't like those people,
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Speaker 1: so screw the justice system for them, arrest them, put
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Speaker 1: them on trial. Interestingly enough, and just to continue to
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Speaker 1: make this point as fine as possible as we wrap
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Speaker 1: up today's festivities. Much of what was done, including the
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Speaker 1: development of Arctic frost, the surveillance of the senators, was
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Speaker 1: done under the very premises done and built and lattice
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Speaker 1: work developed to chase down drug cartels. I mentioned it
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Speaker 1: at the time Rudolph Giuliani was charged under RICO. He
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Speaker 1: was the guy that fought for Rico statutes so he
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Speaker 1: could go after organized crime and John Gottie, and there
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Speaker 1: he was being arrested under the same policies of well,
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Speaker 1: you knew somebody, so you knew somebody that did something,
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Speaker 1: so now we can arrest you. You all those people who
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Speaker 1: were held on January sixth, all of the quote fake
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Speaker 1: electors who have now been let go and were free
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Speaker 1: how do they get there? Four years back, all of
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Speaker 1: those people that were named in the paper as fake
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Speaker 1: electors in a danger to the republic for attempting to
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Speaker 1: overthrow the government or overturn the results of an election,
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Speaker 1: all of those people were gone after under Rico statutes
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Speaker 1: that were developed in our war on drugs. Because it's
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Speaker 1: not that slippery of a slope, but it's really steep.
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Speaker 1: And you see how a political mindset can look and say,
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Speaker 1: hold it. If we want to go get Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: and we have nothing on him, but we can convince
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Speaker 1: all these people. We can use our confidential informants, the
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Speaker 1: two hundred and forty seven FBI agents in the crowd assets,
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Speaker 1: if you will, we can get them to do something
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Speaker 1: that's going to make everyone shocked, and then we can
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Speaker 1: use that to go after Donald Trump under Rico, the
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Speaker 1: same way we go after the drug lords through their organizations.
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Speaker 1: So we'll lean on all the people that we arrest
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Speaker 1: on January sixth, or we arrest after January sixth and conjecture,
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Speaker 1: and then we'll lean on them to give up the
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Speaker 1: big guy. So it's not hypothetical they did the same
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Speaker 1: They did that to us, using the same procedures after
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Speaker 1: January sixth, twenty twenty one. This is why rule of
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Speaker 1: law is so important, because we do, as Denise writes
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Speaker 1: in we do live in a world that has walls.
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Speaker 14: You can't handle the truth, son, We live in a
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Speaker 14: world that has walls, and those walls have to be
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Speaker 14: guarded by men with guns.
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Speaker 1: Who's gonna do it?
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Speaker 21: You you, Lieutenant Weinberg.
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Speaker 1: Yes, as a matter of fact. And that's the point
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Speaker 1: of America. When people say our way of life is
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Speaker 1: under attack, our way of life is we are the
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Speaker 1: ones on that wall. We are the first responders. We
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Speaker 1: are the ones who say no anyway. And that's who
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Speaker 1: I'm That's who I'm talking to this morning. I hope
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Speaker 1: you're one of them. Until tomorrow morning, I am Joe Thomas,
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Speaker 1: So long and thanks for all the fish.
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