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"Justice of the Pee's" (Thursday November 06, 2025, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 2: Now, why don't you just make ten louder and make
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Speaker 2: ten be the topic number and make that a little.
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Speaker 3: First thing today by Joe Thomas on the Tunk Media Network,
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Speaker 3: All natural and free of artificial intelligence, Jewart.
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Speaker 4: Said, steal me a stem you every day, at least
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Speaker 4: for work when the sun comes up.
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Speaker 1: Drops a few of the scoop on the way.
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Speaker 5: Joe has everything, a dreamer.
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Speaker 4: All the treasure selling needs no one that Joe sallis smiled,
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Speaker 4: He all the eggs.
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Speaker 6: Joe, bless you for letting me be of service to
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Speaker 6: you this and every morning. So what they did there
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Speaker 6: I implied that you're going to listen every morning. Habitual
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Speaker 6: users of the program get all sorts of information that
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Speaker 6: a lot of other people aren't going to give it.
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Speaker 6: And in ways you're not going to get it either,
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Speaker 6: because we're all sales pitching here. It would be in
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Speaker 6: so many cases like asking the president of McDonald's Corporation, Hey,
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Speaker 6: can you tell us who has the best hamburger, and
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Speaker 6: then being surprised when he says, well, the big bag
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Speaker 6: of course.
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Speaker 7: You know. Excuse me, Chuck Schumer, what do you think
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Speaker 7: it means? When the Democrats won the.
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Speaker 6: Election, it means that we've got better ideas and Trump sucks.
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Speaker 6: Get that to the press. That's a breaking news story.
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Speaker 6: It's amazing the world that we live in. It's if
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Speaker 6: you can't have fun. I'm reminded sometimes of the days
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Speaker 6: of my ute growing up in New York City. There's
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Speaker 6: an area and it gets some you know, Al Pacino,
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Speaker 6: you know, gave it some bad rep There's bad parts
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Speaker 6: of Greenwich Village. There's some very artsy parts of Greenwich Village.
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Speaker 6: New York University is in the middle of Greenwich Village.
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Speaker 6: If you think Corvallis, Oregon is a liberal college town.
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Speaker 6: Greenwich Village which is technically only about a twenty square
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Speaker 6: block area around New York University that even the people
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Speaker 6: in Red Square Tieneman's Square say, ooh man, those guys
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Speaker 6: are leftists. But back in the eighties, back in the
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Speaker 6: Giuliani era, we would sit there and often just people
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Speaker 6: watch as folks go by, And I'm wistfully reminiscent of
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Speaker 6: that sometimes as we chronicle the news of the day
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Speaker 6: and we tell you what we see going on within
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Speaker 6: it and hopefully give you some tools to do something
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Speaker 6: about it. As you go on about your day, you're
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Speaker 6: supposed to tell us how it's going on where you
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Speaker 6: are at four three, four eight eight two four two
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Speaker 6: one seven, And we will, of course always take your
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Speaker 6: call first so that we can find out what's happening
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Speaker 6: on your street where you are each and every morning
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Speaker 6: as we come to it. Our first things, though, we've
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Speaker 6: got to tell you what's happened before you can tell
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Speaker 6: us how.
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Speaker 7: It's making you feel.
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Speaker 6: Now we don't I want to know how it makes
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Speaker 6: you think. Three lower courts have said no. But now
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Speaker 6: the Supreme Court is about to rule on whether President
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Speaker 6: Trump's Emergency Power declaration gives him the authority to invoke
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Speaker 6: tariffs on other trading partners in the world and use
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Speaker 6: it to renegotiate trade deals as he has. Bipartisan group
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Speaker 6: of House lawmakers got together for sit down with the
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Speaker 6: Department of War and the Department of Justice over the
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Speaker 6: administration's attacks using US military to attack drug trafficking boats.
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Speaker 6: Congress people from Massachusetts, Nebraska, Colorado, and Ohio of both
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Speaker 6: political stripes, asked the administration to clarify their legal basis
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Speaker 6: for these attacks. Democrats are pushing to end the government
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Speaker 6: Republicans to agree on extending the Affordable Care Act subsidies. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 6: the President hosted Senate Republicans at the White House to
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Speaker 7: Oh? I don't know.
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Speaker 6: Given New York's position, we're at the confluence of a
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Speaker 6: couple of great rivers. I think it's more like the
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Speaker 6: Tigris and Euphrates Valley. But yeah, I get your point.
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Speaker 6: There's a movie Moscow on the Hudson. Somebody said, hey,
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Speaker 6: Robin Williams can act Jodius on the newsmaker's line to
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Speaker 6: tell us how gold and silver are settling out after
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Speaker 6: the tumultuous election day is James Lunckforth generation at James,
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Speaker 6: I was talking about you at this luncheon I was
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Speaker 6: at yesterday. It was schooling somebody on the analogy of
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Speaker 6: the cost of a house being so much higher than
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Speaker 6: it was in nineteen sixty one unless you compare it
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Speaker 6: to the amount of gold you would need to buy
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Speaker 6: that house, which is exactly the same. And he said, wow,
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Speaker 6: that's a pretty cool thing. He was trying to make
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Speaker 6: the cases to how inflation is hurting Americans, the devaluing
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Speaker 6: of our dollar. How are you doing this morning.
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Speaker 19: I'm doing well, Joe, And yeah, that is always such
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Speaker 19: a great comparison for people to put perspective just how
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Speaker 19: real estate priced and gold is basically the same value.
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Speaker 19: It just shows you just how much the dollar has devalued,
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Speaker 19: and how it's so hard, you know, for young Americans
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Speaker 19: to buy their first house these days, just because real
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Speaker 19: estate has gotten so expensive. But if the same amount
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Speaker 19: of gold back in the early nineteen hundreds would have
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Speaker 19: bought your average home. And it's the same case today
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Speaker 19: because real estate has gone way up and gold and
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Speaker 19: silver have gone way up. And that's the case here
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Speaker 19: today as well. Gold is back above four thousand dollars
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Speaker 19: an ounce, is up three cours of percent today to
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Speaker 19: four thousand and nine dollars. Silver is up over one
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Speaker 19: and a third percent to forty eight dollars and sixty
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Speaker 19: five cents. So we are we are back in you know,
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Speaker 19: a cent of four thousand much.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, the the climb is back. We've we've made it
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Speaker 6: through some turbulence, ladies and gentlemen. The Captain will be
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Speaker 6: turning off the seat belt sign in just a little
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Speaker 6: while now as we regain our ascent. You know, it's
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Speaker 6: interesting you were talking about the value of gold and
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Speaker 6: how you could you know, if you needed a pound
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Speaker 6: of gold to buy your house in nineteen sixty you
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Speaker 6: still need a pound of gold.
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Speaker 7: It's just worth a whole lot more.
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Speaker 6: It talks, It speaks to a lot about how our
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Speaker 6: wages and how you know, what we're getting paid for
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Speaker 6: what we do is not keep even keeping up with
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Speaker 6: the devaluing of the dollar, because if gold and property
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Speaker 6: are all the same and it's becoming harder for us
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Speaker 6: to afford, then something in the middle isn't mathing out.
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Speaker 6: The arithmetic they are isn't working out. So not only
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Speaker 6: is the dollar being devalued, but I think, you know,
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Speaker 6: our work is being devalued under the weight of Hey,
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Speaker 6: we're giving you a lot of dollars and they're just
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Speaker 6: not worth as much.
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Speaker 19: That's exactly right, and that's why we always tell our clients,
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Speaker 19: you know, the key is to owning something. You have
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Speaker 19: to own that. So if you you know, if you
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Speaker 19: are working forty hours plus a week, you're working overtime.
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Speaker 19: And then a lot of our clients are are you know,
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Speaker 19: hard workers, and they come in and they are allotting
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Speaker 19: a portion of their paycheck into physical gold and silver.
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Speaker 19: And what they're doing is they're protecting themselves against that
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Speaker 19: shrinking dollar. They are putting their money to work for
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Speaker 19: their work to work for them so they can protect
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Speaker 19: themselves and that, you know, they can maintain this value
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Speaker 19: that they've worked so hard for and it doesn't just
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Speaker 19: wither away over time due to inflation. So you know,
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Speaker 19: gold is that hedge, and that's why we always say
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Speaker 19: to just buy your allotted amount once a week, once
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Speaker 19: a month, and that way you can stack it over time.
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Speaker 19: You're not really paying attention to the roller coaster of
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Speaker 19: the price movements, or you're just always building your position
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Speaker 19: which can always help protect you for the future.
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Speaker 6: This is why I say call the family business, don't
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Speaker 6: call a call center. I mean, everybody in my business
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Speaker 6: tells you to buy gold. I'm the only one who
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Speaker 6: you have a great morning, sir.
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Speaker 19: Thanks showing you too so.
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Speaker 6: Charles's tongue in cheek email about zohanmad Money, the new
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Speaker 6: mayor the mayor elect of New York City, brings up
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Speaker 6: a couple of other emails received and text messages about
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Speaker 6: New York City, and this one I think is poignant
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Speaker 6: because it brings up the specter of nine to eleven.
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Speaker 6: Joe writes Sherry, what is going to happen? Next year
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Speaker 6: on the anniversary of September eleventh, it's the twenty fifth anniversary.
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Speaker 6: Is the mayor of New York going to participate? What's
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Speaker 6: he going to say? Is he going to do what
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Speaker 6: Ilan Homher said and that say, this is the twenty
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Speaker 6: fifth anniversary of the day some people did some things.
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Speaker 6: These are why I don't worry about election results as
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Speaker 6: much as the next guy may. Yeah, oh sure, they
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Speaker 6: can cause damage, and we have to be ready to
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Speaker 6: fix the damage to they cause. But this guy isn't
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Speaker 6: going to have a walk in Central Park, and if
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Speaker 6: he does, it'll be after dark when the wilding goes on.
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Speaker 6: This this guy is going to have an awful tough time.
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Speaker 6: He's also getting it. This text message comes in from Ken,
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Speaker 6: who said, I heard you point out that Albany, New
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Speaker 6: York is already giving quote unquote Johann mad money parentheses.
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Speaker 6: I love the nickname. Issues with where he's going to
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Speaker 6: get the money? Is this what happens when change makers
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Speaker 6: come into parties? Is Mom Donnie facing the same headwinds
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Speaker 6: within New York's Democrats that Trump faced from establishment Republicans?
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Speaker 6: You know you ask a really well, it's a volatile question.
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Speaker 6: Because you know, because names have trigger feelings. But let's
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Speaker 6: think back to Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell and Wright's
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Speaker 6: previous and really let's focus in on Trump one point zero.
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Speaker 6: When Donald Trump upended the part of the Republican Party,
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Speaker 6: leaving at the side of the primary road the electoral
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Speaker 6: carcasses of Jeb and Ran Paul and Little Marco and
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Speaker 6: Chris Christi and all those people had really good friends
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Speaker 6: in Washington, and so he faced serious headwinds. And maybe
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Speaker 6: the Albany Democrats, and most of them are Democrats in Albany,
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Speaker 6: the state capital of New York, are saying to Mam Donnie,
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Speaker 6: you want government grocery stores. Where are you getting the
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Speaker 6: money for that? Even Kathy Hokel has come out and said,
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Speaker 6: we don't know where he expects to get the money
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Speaker 6: for this, because we don't have it in the New
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Speaker 6: York State budget.
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Speaker 7: They struggle to.
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Speaker 6: Get the New York State budget passed as it is
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Speaker 6: So you've sensibly and I would love to see an
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Speaker 6: told that we do daylight savings time and standard time
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Speaker 6: and all the time zone changes for the farmers. So
46:39
Speaker 6: if you're farming, you must be in favor of these
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Speaker 6: time changes, because that's what the politicians all tell me
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Speaker 6: this is for.
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Speaker 7: Are they?
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Speaker 23: Well maybe back when like farming was the primary gig,
46:54
Speaker 23: but it's my side action Joe.
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Speaker 6: So okay, I was just wondering because to me, far
47:00
Speaker 6: farm when the sun is up, not what the clock says.
47:02
Speaker 6: But but that just goes back to that old you know,
47:06
Speaker 6: you make the hay when the sun is up.
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Speaker 23: I live just this side of Central time, So about
47:16
Speaker 23: four fifty five this afternoon, it's going to be black.
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Speaker 7: O oh no, oh no, that's not good.
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Speaker 6: That's that's where the seasonal affect disorder comes in pretty
47:27
Speaker 6: quickly there. Anyway, So you had a sew, you had
47:31
Speaker 6: something you called about. I just dragged you into my
47:33
Speaker 6: mad little.
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Speaker 23: World quickly on the Arizona not sober as a judge person.
47:45
Speaker 23: You know that's a Democrat, and you know how you
47:47
Speaker 23: know that's a Democrat.
47:49
Speaker 6: I read your email the other day when we were
47:51
Speaker 6: doing the story. But go ahead tell everyone else.
47:54
Speaker 23: Because if it was a Republican, every time the story
47:58
Speaker 23: was mentioned, they would tell you it was a Republican, and.
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Speaker 6: They would they will omit, and they would have told
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Speaker 6: you the story a lot more frequently too. This would
48:10
Speaker 6: have been on CNN and MSNBC. We'd have doctor Sanjay
48:14
Speaker 6: Gupta talking about you know, urinate airy tract infections and
48:18
Speaker 6: all of that. Yeah, oh, without questions, she must have
48:21
Speaker 6: been a Democrat.
48:22
Speaker 23: So let's back up just a second in the show,
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Speaker 23: Joe and I want to understand this. The court cannot
48:31
Speaker 23: interfere with legislative processes.
48:35
Speaker 7: That what you said.
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Speaker 6: That's what I was told by the lawyer who was
48:39
Speaker 6: pleading this redistricting case, saying that the General Assembly had
48:44
Speaker 6: no legal authority to pass this ordinance calling for a
48:49
Speaker 6: special special election on redistrecting because because they were doing
48:55
Speaker 6: it under a special session that was only called to
48:59
Speaker 6: deal with budget issues and whether or not that had
49:03
Speaker 6: been closed or not. But apparently this nineteen twelve ruling
49:07
Speaker 6: from the Virginia Supreme Court says that the courts will
49:11
Speaker 6: not interfere in the legislative process.
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Speaker 23: All right, So if the court's not allowed to interfere
49:19
Speaker 23: in the legislative process, I gotta think this goes back
49:22
Speaker 23: to separation of powers. You got courts, legislation and executive Yeah.
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Speaker 16: Then.
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Speaker 23: Logically the courts cannot interfere with the executive process.
49:38
Speaker 7: At least not in the Virginia Supreme Court.
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Speaker 23: Well, I think Glenn Youngkin just needs to declare the
49:45
Speaker 23: whole thing null and boyd they're not allowed to interfere
49:47
Speaker 23: with that. That's an executive process. He could call a
49:51
Speaker 23: double secret probation hearing for this process.
49:58
Speaker 7: Oh that's very good. I like it.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I think that's very that's very telling. Uh check
50:06
Speaker 6: check mate, I got you. I've hung you on your
50:08
Speaker 6: own petard. Good stuff, doctor Clark. You know you should
50:11
Speaker 6: be a lawyer.
50:14
Speaker 23: You know, a couple of years into practice, I asked
50:17
Speaker 23: my wife if I could like take off and go
50:19
Speaker 23: to law school, and she said no, I had to
50:21
Speaker 23: keep working.
50:22
Speaker 6: Somebody's got to make the money, right as anyway, your
50:26
Speaker 6: wife is a very smart lady.
50:28
Speaker 7: Uh and uh, and we appreciate it.
50:30
Speaker 3: Thank you.
50:31
Speaker 7: Yeah.
50:33
Speaker 6: And just and discerning as well, and of great taste.
50:39
Speaker 7: Well picked me.
50:40
Speaker 6: So there you go. Well that was what I was
50:42
Speaker 6: leading you to. Thank you, Captain obvious to the consultants table.
50:47
Speaker 6: You have a good morning, sir.
50:49
Speaker 23: Keep doing it all right.
50:50
Speaker 7: Four three four eight eight two four.
50:53
Speaker 6: Two one seven is the phone number, and that you
50:56
Speaker 6: can text message to there as well. So much to
51:00
Speaker 6: get into and so little time. But let me get
51:03
Speaker 6: a couple of your text messages in here, Joel rights
51:09
Speaker 6: in this No, hang on, let me go with this
51:11
Speaker 6: one from Oh that's the I didn't know what happened
51:19
Speaker 6: with them, Bernie the oligarch hypocrite. How many are illegal aliens?
51:24
Speaker 6: I guess, referring to the folks who are on assistance. Well,
51:27
Speaker 6: that's the challenge in Congress right now is that they're
51:30
Speaker 6: trying to the Democrats forget the meaning of e pluribus unum. Well, no,
51:41
Speaker 6: they pervert the meaning of e pluribus unum, Joel, from
51:46
Speaker 6: many one meaning, from many ideologies into their ideology. It's
51:50
Speaker 6: not one nation out of many beliefs and backgrounds and lifestyles. No,
51:57
Speaker 6: it's from theirs into one one way. You accept all
52:03
Speaker 6: except for the conservative. If you believe in God and
52:08
Speaker 6: self governance, know that you're not going to get along
52:11
Speaker 6: the Well here, you're a greedy oligarch. And that doesn't
52:13
Speaker 6: mean that there aren't things that need to be fixed
52:17
Speaker 6: on the marketplace. We are still in a cronious economy,
52:22
Speaker 6: which is allowing guys like Bernie Sanders and Zohan mad
52:26
Speaker 6: Money to make their case for reparational socialism, to go,
52:31
Speaker 6: you know, pretend they're Robin Hood, even though robin Hood
52:37
Speaker 6: was actually stealing from the government to give back to
52:40
Speaker 6: the taxpayers. But they'll use the metaphor to say, we've
52:45
Speaker 6: got to go find that rich money, and they'll find it.
52:48
Speaker 6: If you touch New York, they'll tax you.
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