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"Redistricting Racism" (Wednesday October 29, 2025, Hour 4) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Finant, I more Megan, now make America great again than
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  Speaker 1: I've ever been.
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  Speaker 2: The first thing today on the Talk Media Network by
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  Speaker 2: Joe Thomas, the second most Famous Thomas and Charlotte'smith.
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  Speaker 3: Welcome to a Ted's d and I appreciate you joining
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  Speaker 3: along for the ride where we celebrate the gifts God
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  Speaker 3: has given you, whether you be a butcher, a baker,
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  Speaker 3: or a guitar riff maker, and whatever you do to
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  Speaker 3: serve a grateful bunch, and you may not realize it.
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  Speaker 3: And here's the sad thing about American society.
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  Speaker 4: If I may.
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  Speaker 3: Wax philosophical sociological for a moment, you know I am
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  Speaker 3: a long self admitted armchair sociologist. As Howard Cosell once said,
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  Speaker 3: I never played the game, but I sit by and
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  Speaker 3: I watch a lot of people doing a lot of things.
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  Speaker 4: So I think that qualifies me.
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  Speaker 3: Just like the Monday morning quarterback can tell you what
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  Speaker 3: Drake may did wrong, I can sit here and tell
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  Speaker 3: you what everyone else is doing wrong. But if I
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  Speaker 3: may wax philosophical here for a second. In the theme
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  Speaker 3: of tedsty there are a lot of people in middle
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  Speaker 3: management and in the white collar world. Cubicle dwellers if
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  Speaker 3: you wish. There's all sorts of derisive terms for them.
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  Speaker 3: But they do serve purposes in industries. I know many
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  Speaker 3: times they find themselves on the wrong end of downsizing,
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  Speaker 3: or it's the new phrase that human resources is invented
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  Speaker 3: right sizing. Well, thank you very much. You just told
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  Speaker 3: me everything I've been doing here is wrong. But you know,
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  Speaker 3: when you look at the paperwork involved, what's Every cop
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  Speaker 3: movie is full of some grizzled, hardcore old school detective,
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  Speaker 3: some Popeye Doyle who wants to bust the bad guys
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  Speaker 3: but doesn't want to do the paperwork. And everyone's, oh,
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  Speaker 3: I hate the paperwork, But you know, guess what the
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  Speaker 3: paperwork is how the SOB gets convicted. If you do
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  Speaker 3: your paperwork correctly, then the SOB doesn't get back out
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  Speaker 3: on the street in two days or two hours, regardless
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  Speaker 3: on with who you have a progressive prosecutor. The devil
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  Speaker 3: is in the paperwork sometimes, So it's on all of
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  Speaker 3: us to make sure that we let each other know
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  Speaker 3: how important our toils are to each other. If you
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  Speaker 3: run an industry, if you manage industry, you got to
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  Speaker 3: it's a hard thing to do. Now I'm not trying
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  Speaker 3: to say be touchy feely, and believe me, you get
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  Speaker 3: in trouble for that too.
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  Speaker 21: Happy tasty? No, no, sir, And that's what they got.
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  Speaker 3: Have it in my office, have had it for years.
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  Speaker 3: four to.
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  Speaker 22: Two one seven impact the entire country and could help
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  Speaker 22: decide who controls Congress. So if you would like to help,
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  Speaker 22: and I've had a ton of people ask me, what
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  Speaker 22: can we do about this?
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  Speaker 10: Oh?
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  Speaker 22: There's three things. One, our legislators in Virginia can show
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  Speaker 22: up and vote. No, we did that and it stopped
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  Speaker 22: nothing because we don't have enough votes. We can also
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  Speaker 22: start lawsuits, which I'm pretty sure there's going to be
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  Speaker 22: quite a few lossit super something that most of us
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  Speaker 22: think is unconstitutional and therefore illegal. The third thing is
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  Speaker 22: is we can just win the election.
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  Speaker 4: That's right.
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  Speaker 22: The election is ongoing here in Virginia and the final
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  Speaker 22: election day will.
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  Speaker 4: Be next Tuesday, that's right.
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  Speaker 22: So if we pick up two seats in the House
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  Speaker 22: of Delegates, all of this nonsense stops. And even better
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  Speaker 22: than that, we get to fire Don Scott as speaker,
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  Speaker 22: which would just be just be incredible on so.
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  Speaker 4: Many levels I can't even express it.
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  Speaker 22: So I'm gonna leave a bunch of links to the
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  Speaker 22: seats we're trying to hold and the seats we're trying
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  Speaker 22: to pick up, and we could definitely use your help.
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  Speaker 3: As Nick Fredi's social commentary and blogger and also YouTube
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  Speaker 3: host podcaster. But for a last few moments, member of
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  Speaker 3: the Virginia General Assembly, the oldest elected body in the world,
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  Speaker 3: they're redistricting. Eric Holder finally sent them the template for
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  Speaker 3: the law they want to write, and their law basically,
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  Speaker 3: here's the irony of it. So Nick points out that
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  Speaker 3: they all voted no on the bill that would allow
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  Speaker 3: for redistricting. Yeah, but there's a whole bunch of people
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  Speaker 3: who voted in favor of the constitutional amendment that actually
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  Speaker 3: exists right now that are still in the Virginia General Assembly.
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  Speaker 3: That's where the hypocrisy in this. This is the whole bit.
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  Speaker 3: Do we have his clip back in here again?
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  Speaker 22: That's impacting Virginia. I need you to know that it's
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  Speaker 22: not just going to impact Virginia, I forget what they want.
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  Speaker 22: This is going to probably impact the entire country and
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  Speaker 22: could help decide who controls Congress. So if you would
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  Speaker 22: like to help, and I've had a ton of people
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  Speaker 22: ask me, what can we do about this? Oh, there's
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  Speaker 22: three things. One, our legislators in Virginia can show up
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  Speaker 22: and vote. No, we did that, and it stopped nothing
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  Speaker 22: because we don't have enough vote.
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  Speaker 3: But technically you should have had enough votes, because there
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  Speaker 3: were an awful lot of people who just five years
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  Speaker 3: ago amended the Virginia Constitution, which, barring what they are
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  Speaker 3: attempting to do right now, is a herculean task, as
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  Speaker 3: any constitution should be a herculean task.
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  Speaker 4: To amend the.
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  Speaker 3: Can't just say you know what I feel like, yeah, please,
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  Speaker 3: It should take a process of events involving voters and
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  Speaker 3: the things and the ilk. But the number of Republicans
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  Speaker 3: is only less than the number of Democrats by two,
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  Speaker 3: partially because they played games and got one of the
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  Speaker 3: Republicans to resign become to become US Attorney for the
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  Speaker 3: Western District of Virginia, and then he pushed out, So
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  Speaker 3: we have nobody in that seat. The good times, great allies.
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  Speaker 3: You know, we were asking Ken Kuchinelli about this just
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  Speaker 3: yesterday from the Election Transparency Initiative and and about what
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  Speaker 3: the hypocrisy in the elected officials who supported this five
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  Speaker 3: years ago and are still there campaigned for this new
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  Speaker 3: way of doing redistricting, and now they want to undo
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  Speaker 3: it because Eric Holder tells them to. And I'm sorry
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  Speaker 3: if that makes them feel like that. I view their
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  Speaker 3: efforts as less than adult. I do because the day
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  Speaker 3: before Virginia filed its motion to try to come up
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  Speaker 3: with a way to drop a nuclear explosive on constitutional
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  Speaker 3: process just to get a win, Eric Holder made one
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  Speaker 3: hundred and fifty thousand dollars contribution to them. It's you
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  Speaker 3: go ahead, read about it. Read all about it my
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  Speaker 3: column at Daily Signal dot org. To go to Daily
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  Speaker 3: Signal online you be able to find my column. Apologies,
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  Speaker 3: I didn't choose the picture that accompanies a giant picture
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  Speaker 3: of Eric Holder smiling at you. Yeah, yikes, but we've
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  Speaker 3: got to We've got to in California and Illinois and
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  Speaker 3: and you know, all these things. So understand there's a
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  Speaker 3: reality in Texas. And you know, Ken talked about this
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  Speaker 3: this is not. It's being portrayed that Texas did it,
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  Speaker 3: so we all have to do it with the court
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  Speaker 3: ruling in Texas. Bring us back to there, because I
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  Speaker 3: think a lot of people are presenting this just sort
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  Speaker 3: of like, oh, people are just doing this willy nilly
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  Speaker 3: because they feel like it or they got bored waiting
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  Speaker 3: for the next census.
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  Speaker 1: It was, of course the Trump doj that wrote Texas
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  Speaker 1: the letter and said, you know, you've got this ruling
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  Speaker 1: and you guys haven't fixed it. You need to fix it,
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  Speaker 1: right And you know, Trump was happy about that because
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  Speaker 1: that created the opportunity for a few more probably three
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  Speaker 1: more Republican districts, probably not five, but and that was
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  Speaker 1: where the blow up began. And then it's all been
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  Speaker 1: crazy since then. But the thing is on the dem
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  Speaker 1: Republican side of this, the Dems did this already. I mean,
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  Speaker 1: look at the map in Illinois, it's fourteen to three Democrats.
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  Speaker 1: It's you know, and California, despite their redistricting commission, it's
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  Speaker 1: very heavily stacked to the left right, and so you
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  Speaker 1: have a very heavily stacked congressional district set of congressional districts.
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  Speaker 1: So they've they've in the whole Northeast famously doesn't have
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  Speaker 1: a single Republican they they've already done this on the left.
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  Speaker 1: The real complaint, I'll never say it this way, is
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  Speaker 1: here we are mid decade, and the Republicans are doing
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  Speaker 1: it back in North Carolina where they don't where the
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  Speaker 1: governor can't doesn't have a role. In Texas obviously, where
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  Speaker 1: they would have had to make the change anyway, because
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  Speaker 1: of the Fifth Circuit ruling last year, they And the
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  Speaker 1: funny thing is that is where it started, and it
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  Speaker 1: started with a ruling that happened while Biden was present,
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  Speaker 1: though he had nothing to do with it, And now
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  Speaker 1: it's rolled its way into Virginia, Little old Virginia, and
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  Speaker 1: we're much more in the boy I hope I don't
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  Speaker 1: have to say this too much in the coming years.
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  Speaker 1: We're much more in the California position because they have
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  Speaker 1: to undo a constitutional amendment to achieve the goals.
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  Speaker 17: Don't you hear it calling your name?
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  Speaker 22: Everybody camp?
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  Speaker 3: So the American campfire? Are we all allowed around it?
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  Speaker 3: Or are some more allowed than others? And and the
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  Speaker 3: gas lighting of America is getting deeper and deeper and deeper.
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  Speaker 17: Listen, listening, all, but will you listen to me?
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  Speaker 3: That's a William Daniels portraying John Adams, and much like
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  Speaker 3: I think William Daniels has forgotten that he wasn't actually
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  Speaker 3: posted to social media this morning or I guess late
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  Speaker 3: last night, ninety eight years old. God bless him. The
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  Speaker 3: current president has ripped a piece of history out from
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  Speaker 4: And doesn't really.
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  Speaker 3: Go into details of what it is that has been
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  Speaker 3: rent from your hands, one would presume since the photograph
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  Speaker 3: Old Actor is of he and Ken Howard playing Thomas Jefferson.
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  Speaker 4: As I've said, I met Ken Howard.
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  Speaker 3: I've never met Thomas Jefferson, but I feel like I'm
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  Speaker 4: So I only presume that some.
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  Speaker 3: Declarative foundational thing has been rent from the hands of Americans,
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  Speaker 3: and I can't for my life figure out what it is.
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  Speaker 3: And you ask the folks who march in the No
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  Speaker 3: And the best they can come up with is they'll
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  Speaker 3: rounded up and taken to concentration camps. That's what they say,
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  Speaker 3: our brown neighbors, our fellow insert name of town here,
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  Speaker 3: residents have been swooped and taken away from their jobs
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  Speaker 4: You mean the ones that aren't citizen.
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  Speaker 21: There are neighbors.
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  Speaker 3: There are neighbors, and who's paying for the rent on
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  Speaker 4: And you're a rate of fashion.
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  Speaker 3: That's the best I can come up with is that
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  Speaker 3: the things that they're claiming are being stolen from Americans
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  Speaker 3: are not being stolen from Americans at all, but being
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  Speaker 3: adjudicated as having been stolen by people who come to
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  Speaker 3: this country and take jobs and that kind of thing,
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  Speaker 3: doing a news piece here, so it's Zorhan Mamdani and
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  Speaker 3: why should we care if foreign people give money to
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  Speaker 3: vote in Minnesota? Anyway, Last week's story that Minnesota is
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  Speaker 3: get one, regardless of what district it is. He Minnesota's
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  Speaker 3: the field. And this is why I talk about this
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  Speaker 3: thorough gas lighting of America. I'm not saying that William
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  Speaker 3: Daniels is not capable of intellectual thought. I've never met him.
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  Speaker 3: But he's so convinced that the popular position is in
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  Speaker 4: I don't know.
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  Speaker 3: top line results in the news fifty six percent of
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  Speaker 4: Because why would you want to have rules about that? Huh?
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  Speaker 3: Why would you want to have rules about where a
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  Speaker 3: congressional district is. I've got an idea, why don't we
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  Speaker 3: just multiply the number we currently have by oh, I
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  Speaker 3: don't know, twelve hundred, because if you go by what
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  Speaker 3: they had initially intended to put onto the US Constitution,
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  Speaker 3: no congressional district should be larger than fifty thousand people.
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  Speaker 3: For reference, we are currently at seven hundred and twenty
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  Speaker 3: thousand people on average. And yes, I know, this would
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  Speaker 3: create a congress of six four hundred people, but there
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  Speaker 3: president who knows how to build something. Onto these buildings.
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  Speaker 3: And part of this false idolatry that I watch being
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  Speaker 4: Oh, I need more Comma ballroom. Yeah.
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  Speaker 3: They they get into this fixation on the buildings. And
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  Speaker 3: where they would meet. The House had grown so large
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  Speaker 3: it had outgrown the room that they had been meeting in,
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  Speaker 3: and Senate chambers. And they said, listen, we really don't want
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  Speaker 3: we're going to permanently set this. But the other side
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  Speaker 3: is we will never have to build a bigger building again. Well,
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  Speaker 3: that's a conservative principle. So the racists of the nineteen twenties.
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  Speaker 3: in protecting the liberty of Americans were small, contiguous congressional districts,
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  Speaker 3: Steve morning. We had a chance to hang out with you.
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  Speaker 3: It's interesting you're out at a sidery and the son
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  Speaker 3: of the president comes walking up.
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  Speaker 4: He's like, hey, Joe, what's.
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  Speaker 3: Going on interesting today?
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  Speaker 4: Talk being a network on the.
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  Speaker 3: Side of a beautiful mountain in central Virginia where it's
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  Speaker 3: apple season with the king of the apple in Central Virginia.
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  Speaker 4: His name is Eric.
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  Speaker 3: You might recognize the last name, Eric Trump. How are
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  Speaker 3: you doing, Eric?
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  Speaker 28: Will it Joe? It's good to have you back. I
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  Speaker 28: never thought i'd be King of the Apple. But we've
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  Speaker 28: planted about sixteen thousand apple trees that from Winery Trump Sdary,
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  Speaker 28: So I guess that makes us of the apple.
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  Speaker 3: Now, that'll do it for you. How has the sidery division?
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  Speaker 3: And if you don't know, the Trump family purchased this
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  Speaker 3: winery ten years ago.
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  Speaker 28: Yeah, a little bit over closer to fifteen years ago,
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  Speaker 28: and it's become the largest winery on the East coast
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  Speaker 28: of the United States. And we started fider two years
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  Speaker 28: ago when we planted, as I said, you know, close
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  Speaker 28: to sixteen thousand apple trees. People love the winery, people
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  Speaker 28: love the cider. Were distributed in forty two states. I
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  Speaker 28: think seven or eight countries around the world. Again, the
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  Speaker 28: largest winery east Mississippi River. And we've won every award.
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  Speaker 28: We won San Francisco last year. I mean, we've absolutely
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  Speaker 28: done great. But people love the wine, people love the cider,
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  Speaker 28: and people just love the property.
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  Speaker 1: Well.
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  Speaker 3: And I've told I've told you this before when you
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  Speaker 3: were in Charlottesville, aside from trying to get the tour
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  Speaker 3: of my studios first free coffee bar, but the Trump Winery,
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  Speaker 3: the tasting room, the sidery, it is absolutely stunning. It's
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  Speaker 3: all the best of us of Virginia as well. And
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  Speaker 3: I'm not saying that just because Eric's taller than I
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  Speaker 3: am and I'm intimidated. So you know, you're here, it's
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  Speaker 3: the first year of the apple and and you've been
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  Speaker 3: having folks in the community come up and do apple
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  Speaker 3: picking here as well. How is that gone?
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  Speaker 28: Let's so, what's more all American than apple picking?
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  Speaker 1: Right?
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  Speaker 28: And we have one of the siders is called Donny
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  Speaker 28: apple Seed. We're having a lot of fun with you.
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  Speaker 28: We have a passion patriot we're thinking about and there
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  Speaker 28: are general managers can kill me for saying this, but
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  Speaker 28: we're thinking about impeachment. So it will be a it'll
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  Speaker 28: be an apple slider, but it'll be you know, peach base.
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  Speaker 28: But so we're thinking about calling it and we've got
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  Speaker 28: a red, white and blueberry. We're having a lit fun
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  Speaker 28: with the siders. But honestly, they're delicious. They're they're made
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  Speaker 28: the same way that we make our sparkling lines. They're
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  Speaker 28: the best thing you'll ever taste. They're they're they're they're amazing.
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  Speaker 28: And the whole property is incredible. And the hotel is
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  Speaker 28: I mean, you can't even get into the hotel. It's
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  Speaker 28: you know, very small. We only have fourteen rooms, and
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  Speaker 28: people book it up literally months in advance, and it's
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  Speaker 28: it's been so so incredible, this whole property.
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  Speaker 3: Travel guides have called the album Martle House, which is
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  Speaker 3: their hotel here, one of the best destination bed and
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  Speaker 3: breakfast inns in the nation. So and again, nothing Trump
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  Speaker 3: does is done halfway. You told me that when you
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  Speaker 3: guys took over the wine here.
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  Speaker 1: Eric.
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  Speaker 3: I have to ask, though, growing up in New York City,
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  Speaker 3: like I did you know there's parts of Upstate New
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  Speaker 3: York which we all in New York City we called
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  Speaker 3: upstate New York Westchester where there was apple picking. Please
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  Speaker 3: tell me. There are some instances where you and your
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  Speaker 3: dad went apple picking up in you know, upstate New York,
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  Speaker 3: and it.
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  Speaker 28: Is still a traditional My kids still I take them.
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  Speaker 28: I try and take them every year and listen, what's
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  Speaker 28: the better, what's a better tradition? And now in Virginia
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  Speaker 28: they're actually doing apple picking a little bit different. We
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  Speaker 28: obviously have incredible apple trees, but they're also we're taking
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  Speaker 28: a lot of the apple trees and putting them on
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  Speaker 28: trellis a similar way to what you do with wine.
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  Speaker 17: Wow.
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  Speaker 28: And what that does is for small kids, it makes
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  Speaker 28: a lot easier. They're actually able to go and pick
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  Speaker 28: the apple versus trying to climb to the top of
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  Speaker 28: a tree. And and so you get better yields, you
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  Speaker 28: get better apples, you get better ridals, and so you know,
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  Speaker 28: we've really you know, we we have pink Lady apples.
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  Speaker 28: We have I mean there's thirty different ridles and apples.
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  Speaker 28: People come out here, they have the greatest time, and
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  Speaker 28: the food is absolutely exceptional.
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  Speaker 3: Of course, now you have to take secret Service protection
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  Speaker 3: with you. It's not as easy as go. I'm gonna
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  Speaker 3: segue into you've just released your new book under Siege,
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  Speaker 3: talk about this. Look inside the family, you, Lara, You
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  Speaker 3: know everyone knows you and Don Junior in the whole family,
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  Speaker 3: probably more than a lot of presidents. Your family has
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  Speaker 3: been part of the affair. What was When did you
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  Speaker 3: finally say, somebody needs to write all this down.
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  Speaker 1: Yeah?
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  Speaker 28: Well, you know they tried. They tried everything they could
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  Speaker 28: to And you've known me for a long time. You
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  Speaker 28: know many of the things that they put us through.
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  Speaker 28: But they peached my father twice. They made up the
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  Speaker 28: dirty dossiers, they made up the Russia hoax. They took
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  Speaker 28: us off the ballots of of Maine in Colorado. They
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  Speaker 28: they threw us off of Instagram and Facebook and Twitter
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  Speaker 28: and YouTube, everything you can possibly imagine. They raided our home,
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  Speaker 28: They raided mar Lago, They raided Malania's closet. They I
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  Speaker 28: became the most painted person in American history. I've never
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  Speaker 28: kind of speeding ticket show, and I became the most
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  Speaker 28: painted person in American history for doing absolutely not. I
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  Speaker 28: never had a laptop from hell, you know, I never
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  Speaker 28: had any of those bad habits that that other people
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  Speaker 28: have had, and yet I became a person who was
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  Speaker 28: used as a pinata, right because I happened to run
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  Speaker 28: the company. They and I did my father ninety one times,
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  Speaker 28: every single one of them we've overturned. They did everything
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  Speaker 28: they could to bankrupt us, to try and destroy our company,
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  Speaker 28: to try and destroy our family, to try and break
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  Speaker 28: up our family, to try and silence our voice, to
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  Speaker 28: try and gag order us, as we were all gag
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  Speaker 28: ordered in every court and every jurisdiction across this country.
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  Speaker 28: And I had to write it all down. And then
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  Speaker 28: they tried to kill my father Butler the first time,
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  Speaker 28: and then they tried to kill him this second time,
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  Speaker 28: and then they just killed a very good friend of mine,
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  Speaker 28: Charlie Kirk. And that's what it was. It was a siege.
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  Speaker 28: It was a coordinated effort to destroy us in any
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  Speaker 28: way shape, because they didn't want our voice, they didn't
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  Speaker 28: want us to stand on a stage. They hated who
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  Speaker 28: we were, and they would do anything they possibly could.
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  Speaker 28: And Joe, it's amazing. I've just spent a lot of
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  Speaker 28: time talking about fake media in the book, and I
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  Speaker 28: happened to win number one on New York Times. And
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  Speaker 28: this wasn't the great irony of this, But this wasn't
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  Speaker 28: just by like a little amount, right, I mean, I
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  Speaker 28: won by you know, near one hundred thousand books on
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  Speaker 28: the New York Times. It was a decisive I never thought
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  Speaker 28: I'd be the number one, number one author in the
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  Speaker 28: country right now. This was not you know, I'm a
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  Speaker 28: real estate guy. This is what I do. I do hospitality,
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  Speaker 28: you see, the best of what I do every single day.
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  Speaker 28: But somebody had to tell the story about the crookedness.
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  Speaker 28: And the book has been so unbelievable. Is he's successful.
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  Speaker 28: It's been Amazon number one constantly for the last you know,
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  Speaker 28: three weeks, and incredibly proud of it. I mean it
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  Speaker 28: was just very honest, very raw, no holding back. Probably
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  Speaker 28: will ruffle some feathers, but those feathers needed to be ruffled.
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  Speaker 3: And his pop writes the forward to the book as well,
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  Speaker 3: get it for your Christmas gift, giving a guide. How
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  Speaker 3: do you think? Just you know, we're here. You and
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  Speaker 3: I talked to folks. Eric Trump's on with us. You know,
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  Speaker 3: it's only been nine months of Trump two point zero.
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  Speaker 3: I mean, there's still three years left of this. What's
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  Speaker 3: going to be left in the tank?
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  Speaker 28: Well, you'll have a lot left in the tank because
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  Speaker 28: the guys, I don't mean his energy, but yeah, I
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  Speaker 28: mean he's unbelievable. I do, Joey. I constantly say, you
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  Speaker 28: throw so much led me Eric that the other side
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  Speaker 28: they don't know what to do with him, like they
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  Speaker 28: can't count our narrative. Meaning by the time they try
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  Speaker 28: and start formulating their own narrative and getting all their
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  Speaker 28: foot soldiers online, he's seven steps past them and they
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  Speaker 28: have to counter. That was yesterday's news. And I mean, listen,
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  Speaker 28: he's got peace in the Middle East, he solved seven wars.
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  Speaker 28: Look at our economy right now, biggest tax cuts in
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  Speaker 28: the history of this nation. You see what he's doing
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  Speaker 28: with energy prices. Energy prices are coming down in massive ways.
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  Speaker 28: I mean, it's Look what he's doing with fentanyl. I mean,
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  Speaker 28: never before that, I think you're gonna have a political
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  Speaker 28: party in this country that was going to fight a
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  Speaker 28: president who wanted to take out drug boats, those drug
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  Speaker 28: boats carrying fentanyl, who are literally poisoning our children. I
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  Speaker 28: have four friends who have lost kids to fentanyl, four
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  Speaker 28: who have and we all do. I'm sure you have
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  Speaker 28: friends I have, and pretty much everybody listening to us
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  Speaker 28: right now. And you see these Democrats and they're saying,
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  Speaker 28: they're saying they buil a boat that's carrying enough ventanyl
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  Speaker 28: to poison ten thousand people. You know, how dare you
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  Speaker 28: take out the drug cartels? And my father's keeping this
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  Speaker 28: world safe. He's keeping this country safe, he's keeping our
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  Speaker 28: border safe, he's keeping the strongest economy. He's putting America
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  Speaker 28: first again. He's leading the world in every Look at
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  Speaker 28: the reception he gets. He's over in Asia right now.
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  Speaker 28: Look at the reception he has a vernas no no
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  Speaker 28: president has. You know Obama would go to Asia, go
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  Speaker 28: to China. The wouldn't even bring staircase up air Force one.
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  Speaker 28: He would go down like the little kids stairs on
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  Speaker 28: like the base of air Force one. It's so refreshing
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  Speaker 28: to see America's winning on every front. And and I
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  Speaker 28: couldn't be more proud of him.
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  Speaker 3: As Eric Trump trump winery dot com, trump Sidery dot com.
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  Speaker 3: And the book is called Under Siege, Great Cover uh
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  Speaker 3: and Lwa also writes a little bit of the forward
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  Speaker 3: as well, A week.
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  Speaker 29: Till tomorrow at five easterns, So long and thanks for
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  Speaker 29: all the fish.
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