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Trump's Nicki Minaj Remark and Kamala Harris in Mississippi · KSEV Mornings with Craig and Wayne

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And now,
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the mob guys Craig Coglianese and
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Wayne
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Dolcefino,
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We are on KSEV Radio. My name is Craig Coglianese.
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He is Wayne Dolcefino. And I'm at my house.
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I'm not at the station today. I don't feel well is the excuse that I sent to
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Russell this morning and the truth was I was on the can and I wasn't gonna make
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it to work. I Actually don't feel totally well.
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We don't have to go into it any more than that, but I'll be fine for the show I
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just might leave and let you do it by yourself for a little bit No, I think we
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should talk for the first hour about your stomach issues On a Monday morning
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in October. I think that sounds great, right?
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That's the big news of the day.
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Okay Yeah, there you go. Craig, call you the guy's the squirts.
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Well, yeah, something like that.
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And as I was telling you off air, because you did it in your home or your studio,
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that's actually your office. I have a bunch of stuff behind me that we can go
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through at some point if you want.
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Yeah. Well, I don't think we have to pull each one of those.
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Sure. I asked you if those were porno toys.
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That was your question. That was verbatim what you said.
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And we might as well get this off my chest right away.
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What exactly is this at first of all you have a New York Yankees World
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Series Champions I do thing it has every year that they won the World Series,
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which is 27 times Yeah, yeah, but most of it was like in the 40s or something.
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No, not 2009. Oh 2009 2099 98 there's a
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lot of there's a lot of okay in the last 30 years in this century 2000 2009
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And so one time this entire century, well, if 2000 counts, I think
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it counts twice. No.
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All right. Yeah. I do have that.
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And then I have a bunch of pop figurines, which are both superheroes and cartoons
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and New York Yankees and veto Corleone.
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Yeah. And, and I don't know if you can show us the veto Corleone.
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Sure. I have one. I have one too.
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Mine is back there. Um, where is it?
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Back there somewhere.
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So... Mine's still in my box, because apparently it's gonna make it more
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valuable. At some point. Are you planning to resell those for like $3 at some
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point or what? You know one of the ones up there is worth like $400 bucks.
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Really? Yes, only one of them. Wow, which one is that?
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I think it's Lou Gehrig is worth $400, is what it is, yeah.
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And who still makes a Lou Gehrig?
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Well, that's the whole point. That's the reason this is so stupid to start the
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show. I can't help it. They do them and then they stop making them.
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And that's the reason that adult men like me occasionally collect these things is
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that because they stop pop figurines, stop making it, it became more valuable.
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Okay. I think we need to include Russell in this because I said adult men like
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me. And I was thinking to myself, not a lot of them in a
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campaign that's been dominated by you know talk about transgender issues and
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stuff. I just think we need to explore your psychological makeup just a little
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more. Okay and what adult men like me even means?
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Yeah well no I mean adult men who like little things in toy boxes.
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What kind of person are you? That's proud of that.
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Russell what do you want to say?
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You want to say something to this?
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What do you think of all the You got no
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sports memorabilia of any kind at your house?
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I feel like we got to steal your stuff.
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Oh yeah, we got NFL helmets all in both of my boys' rooms.
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Okay. So I buy NFL players, but that's about it, and Star Wars Legos.
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Okay, see that's a nerdy thing.
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We were at the Lego shop this weekend.
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I was with my grandkids and we were looking at potential Christmas gifts, and of
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course we bought things in front of them that we now can't, we have to give them
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now and can't give them in two months, which was a really good idea.
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Let's take the little children to a toy store and tell them to pick out the stuff
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they like and then not buy it immediately because they start crying if you don't.
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So there you go. We learned that valuable Christmas shopping lesson.
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Did you have a good weekend? I did.
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Did you have a good weekend? I did.
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I was with my grandkids. We spent the day.
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We went antique shopping in Wow Rock.
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Oh nice. Antique mall. My family is very big on antique shopping.
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Sure. I tend to walk through in about six minutes and then spend the next hour
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and a half walking back and forth so my family could catch up to me because my
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wife literally looks at every single...
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You ever go to one of those antique malls?
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There's like a million things. My wife will literally analyze everything.
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It's kind of like my son's in -laws, if that makes sense.
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My son's in -laws, we go to a museum.
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We went to London, right? I walk in the British Museum, very nice.
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I saw some stuff. I don't read the plaques.
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I can't, you know, whatever. I just, I'm through the museum in like nine minutes,
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right? I've seen what I need to see and I move on.
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And my family literally was there another two hours looking at every
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single artifact. Wow. And I, it's my life.
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So that's the way I spent my weekend.
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It sounds amazing. And I drove home from Austin back to Houston because I lived
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in Drifting Springs on the weekends and watched and listened
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to the Texans game in my car. Hey, hey, something happened there.
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And I was thoroughly disgusted by wait, wait the the University of
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Texas and their come from behind when or the Texans and they're lost to my New
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York football Giants. No, I'm talking about the Texans and after the Texans lost
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and they deserve to lose. They did.
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I don't know what happens. What's happened to their defense.
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It's not good. And the offense with all those weapons, I don't know whether it's
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the O -line, maybe Russell has a, but it just seems like when you have that many
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great receivers as we do, I think we have like one of the best receiver course, I
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think in the league, it feels like it.
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It just seemed, other than Tank Dell, seeing Tank Dell catch a pass after the
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injury he had a couple years ago was pretty incredible.
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Yes, because look I would be in a wheelchair for the rest of my life if I
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had that injury, right? Yeah, you know that I would like be they'd be wheeling me
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into the stadium To say thank you.
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Thank you guys been a great career.
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Who was the famous speech? It was a Yankee It's Lou Gehrig.
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I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth.
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That's yeah. Yeah. Yeah Yeah, and he had he had Lou Gehrig's disease and that's
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why terrible things happen. I should have known it was Lou Gehrig
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That would be it. You asked Russell a question.
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He can jump in if he wants to real quick as to why JJ McCarthy made the Texans
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defense look poor and he shouldn't be that good that quickly for the Giants.
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And honestly, Scadibo finally played well and didn't fumble the football, which I
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thought was amazing. Is that a Giants played well thing, Russell, or Texans
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played bad?
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It was a little bit of both. I mean, the Giants, they came in here ready to go
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and they were the more physical team and yeah the Texans did not play well they
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did they they really sucked yeah yeah there you go it's not their year it feels
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like I mean yeah they were ten and a half point favorite coming into this game
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yeah they were supposed to be a cakewalk mm -hmm I mean JJ McCarthy you know
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first start for the New York Giants I mean seriously yeah yeah his wife was
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pretty happy with him on social media that went viral.
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Uh, Jay McCarthy has a wife that's both cute and then very happy that he won.
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I love, I didn't know about his wife.
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Yeah. It's nice. Nice to know that you have the the hots for attractive woman.
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I don't know. Whatever. But I want to talk to Russell Russell.
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I'm sorry. What happened to this team and is, is there going to be trouble for a
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very popular coach? Like the great guy, right?
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But, but how much trouble? I don't think he should be on the hot seat.
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He's still too good of a coach and changing the coach isn't going to be the
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answer. I don't think ultimately, uh, just because he has one bad year when
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they've been to the playoffs the last three years, Wayne.
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Uh, listen, they're in their bye week this week.
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They have an opportunity to kind of reevaluate things, not have to worry about
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game planning for another team this week and try to get things fixed and right
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the ship kind of like they did last year.
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Yeah. Boy. Anyway, I watched the game, Craig, and
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then I came home and I came straight to work.
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I worked last night. I'm working on a story.
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You know, a few weeks ago, there, a couple of weighing updates,
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a few weeks ago, there was a little girl, a four -year -old girl named Vivian
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Seville, who was shot and killed by her mother, who then turned
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the gun on herself. And it was a story that hit the headlines, not just here, but
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like all over the country, because something as horrible as that shocks
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the conscience. But we are working on an investigation as to why Houston
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police have an ongoing criminal investigation, not
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only into the custody case that surrounded what happened
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because it was just hours after a court had ordered a change
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of custody from mom to dad that the mom did
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this just hours before she was to turn over the child to the other parent.
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It is one of those tragedies that for a guy like me who spends a lot of his time
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investigating family courts is like
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the worst possible result, right?
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But it's happened all over the country and it continues to happen.
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And you're going to be seeing in the next few days us not only investigate the
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father who was portrayed as the victim, and sure, his daughter's dad, so
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he's the victim. But an investigation that's underway, and not just into
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the dad, but also into the court and campaign contributions
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made to the judge, the elected judge, prior to the changing
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of custody. There are people that get campaign contributions right in the middle
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of heated family disputes. And we're looking at this.
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It's coming later this week. I also over the weekend was sad to see some video
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out of California of two little kids six and seven a Crazy
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judge in California Renee Stackhouse took these kids away from the mother the
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only parent they've really ever been with They had a father that left for long
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periods at a time and never even talked to him They flip custody to him
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and they there's video of these kids being marched you know to
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To the guy and they're all they're crying I don't want to go to him and and the
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things we're doing to children in these fights is very depressing so I was
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working on that last night and Then I got home and I looked to see what was
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happening in the news and I pressed again well, cuz
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It's one of those times of the year, man.
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I was talking to, I know we gotta take a break, we'll do that in a second, I was
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talking to Senator Betancourt's team that works with him, and they were all
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saying that their office is down right now.
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It's just a lot of people not feeling great about stuff.
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All right, we'll take a break, we'll come back.
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look, I had asked you during the break if you could say ass on the radio.
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You can. And but even when you're describing the buttocks of a woman you can't
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yes you can't know in any context Asses okay that that's true.
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I don't think you can add the other word to it I think you can get in trouble if
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you if you finish the Combination word that involves ass what's or well there?
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It's you know when you have you put a nail in a hole if you if you Say you know
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yeah, you know I'm talking about like I don't think you can say that on the radio
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I think that that's one that can get you in more trouble.
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I wonder what the difference is between ass and that of the word.
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Specificity, I think is the only thing I can say there.
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I don't know. Could you imagine the meeting where they talked about that?
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Yeah. The words you can't say. Well, and look, I'll be honest about this.
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Like I know this probably isn't also in a rundown.
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We're going to talk about President Trump talking about a guy's butt in just a
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second. But I will tell you that because of how ubiquitous like YouTube and
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everything is and how many people watch that and their podcasts and everything.
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I think FCC standards on radio broadcast will start to lower, not strengthen.
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Because to be candid, I don't know how valuable it is anymore that we're
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censoring the speech. I know the difference.
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In the internet, you got to pay for internet, then you got to go to the website,
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you got to turn it on. All those things are different than radio.
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You're just driving in your car and you're flipping through channels.
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But I do think that inevitably more bad words will probably be heard on radio
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because we're not protecting society anymore.
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It's not happening. You know, I was shocked that in 27 years of television, I
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never said a bad word. Well, I said a bad word, but not like the F word or
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something. Sure. I was always shocked because I say it so much in my personal
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life. I describe people with that word a lot, but the reason we were having
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back to the context of this, the context of our discussion, I wasn't asking
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you about ass during the break just to say, hey, did you see that?
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It's just that I was watching the Communist News Network and they were
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talking about the constant remarks about
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men's butts and there was a commentator on that that appeared to
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me based on things he said before to be a gay guy but
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he said that they were welcoming I was in a
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Trump coming out. That's nice. And I don't know whether or not it's comments like
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that that made Donald Trump start talking about Nicki Minaj's ass
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during his speech in Michigan, but he did it.
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Yes, we can play that audio. So this is the President of the United States
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talking about a guy's butt and then also Nicki
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Minaj's. Got it quiet right now.
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Hold on. one hell of a beautiful ass before nicky menage that
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that's hard to do this as their before that i think that this audio is actually
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clipped to that moment before that was when he said uh...
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that some guy had a better but any expected that guy that and they don't look at
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the response but he definitely notices nikki i will say a couple things but they
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got so i'd can appreciate it handsome guy I don't want to date him, I don't
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want to have sex with him, I can appreciate.
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I mean everybody has whatever they want to do.
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I'm a hetero, I'm a proud, a banner wearing hetero.
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Love women. And I can appreciate that, but it's
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weird because when they were discussing this on CNN they said, is that really the
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closing argument that Republicans want?
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I mean, I love CNN, right? Because they say some outrageous things.
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I mean, this news network. That President Trump probably talked for what, an
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hour, hour and a half in Michigan about everything.
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Yes. And he probably spent 30 seconds, 40 seconds talking about Nicki Minaj's
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ass. I don't think he spent 10 seconds.
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And CNN concludes that that's the closing argument for Republicans because it's
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what they choose to play to their audience.
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which I think is a reflection of the media of our times and the battle
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that we are facing. I think it's got a bigger context
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because it's the battle we are truly facing.
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In a world of low, they call them low information voters.
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I like to use the word dumb, but the low information is fine.
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But people that either aren't engaged in politics or just living
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their lives or they're stupid or whatever reason, right?
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They're homeless and they haven't gotten their mail -in vote card yet or
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whatever. It just seems like we are all watching this
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slow crumbling of a society. And I don't mean to be depressing
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on a Monday morning, but I came to work a little down This morning well after
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I for watching all this stuff, you know, you know It's really interesting about
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that because like we can couch this in a local thing, too We put all that Carla
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Wyatt stuff up on the internet our discussion with the two victims Yeah, who got
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their cars crashed into by a person who to me from the video and the description
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of how she was behaving doesn't sound like she was sober.
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I don't know if she was drunk or if something else was going on.
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I don't know. Hey, I'll call her a drunk.
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She can sue me. I don't care. Fair enough.
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Well, yeah, I don't know what was happening, but the two people that she hit
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definitely didn't describe her as a completely lucid person.
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And yet people don't seem to care about that.
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We got 2 ,000 views for a video about something stupid.
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And we got like 500 views for the Carl Wyatt stuff.
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And then the Amigos on Friday were talking about how she's likely to win.
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And like no one cares. And so I think to your point to what you're saying,
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there's a lot of people out there who are low information in the sense that they
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don't do any current research on any of the candidates.
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They think of themselves as a Democrat or Republican.
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In this case, I'm assuming a Democrat and they just vote Democrat every two
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years, four years if they choose to vote and they don't really pay attention.
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I don't know if all of those people are dumb.
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I think some of them probably are, but I think a lot of them are just they think
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they're doing the right thing. they're brainwashed at the lowest level and
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they're convinced that they're fighting the good fight and they don't even do the
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research to check if it's currently accurate for the candidates they support.
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Yeah, but I think a lot of it has to do with information.
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Sure. Because in the older days, right, in the turn of the century when
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TV was still very big in local communities, you would get your
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information from three or four sources.
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I'm not saying that's proper right.
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It's just the reality. And now you get information everywhere.
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I will tell you that I think people do care.
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I just don't think there's so much information being, they're being bombarded
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with that they start to turn off.
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They start to turn off here as we get in the last month of the election.
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I've had people call me three weeks for an election and try to hire us to help
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them expose something. And I go guys it's three weeks for the election like if
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you didn't do this start doing this months ago Yeah, you've got to
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repeatedly pound people with the same message Which is why you cannot turn
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on the TV for more than about eight seconds without seeing a trans commercial or
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a commercial about Islam and the coming Muslim wards Which
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which I think is really? going to become an even more defining issue.
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I really think we are heading, especially if the elections don't go
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well, right? And who knows, right?
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How independents are voting. You know, independents aren't happy with Trump, but
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they also don't believe what the Democrats do, right?
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Well, they're gonna sacrifice it.
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You're right about the local elections.
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I mean, it's It's frightening that we just had 41 % property tax increases
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in the last three years in Harris County and those, they're all going to win.
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Yeah. None of that. Nobody, they complain about it.
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They care, but they don't do enough to notice that it's going to keep happening.
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You know, like it's not, it's not even like some of these politicians have to try
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hard in how they campaign, which really does annoy me.
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They can just say whatever they want.
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Like Talarico right now, for example, he is saying whatever he wants.
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We do have hidden camera of him once again admitting I think to a supporter
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Somebody it sounded like he knew who was willing to record him say it that he was
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going to do exactly what he's saying He won't do as soon as he becomes a senator
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if he gets into the Senate He will go back on all the flip -flops that he made we
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have another version of that audio dog
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Alright we gotta take another Hey, how
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you doing? I'm thrilled to be with you.
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talking about Kamala Harris and how terrible she is to trot out there.
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Actually, we should do this correctly.
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You mentioned Obama, and is it CNN that was saying something about it?
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Of course. CNN was calling him the closer in chief.
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Wait a second. That really hasn't worked so well.
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Yeah, he can't run for office anymore, which I'm sure they're upset about because
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he's their version of Donald Trump, I guess, on the right.
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The only person that they can trot out that anyone seems to like on the left is
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everybody else they put out there.
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like Biden's nowhere. You're not going to see Biden on any campaign trail for
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anybody that I'm aware of. And if he is somewhere, no one's sharing the video of
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him popping up. But Harris went viral for saying a lot of like word salad stuff
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again. I would invite her to run for president.
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Yeah. Because she wants to. I know she does.
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And I think she's looking. I think she thinks that people want her
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to. But I just can't But they may have set up the primaries where,
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you know, I think Gavin Newsom was sort of not really just kidding because the
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first Democratic primary is South Carolina, which is a fairly big, you know, I
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guess black people thing. And that's going to impact.
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But I heard Josh Shapiro this weekend,
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the guy in Pennsylvania. I heard of Wes Moore who's the governor of Maryland who
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I like as a, I mean I watch him and I like him.
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I mean I don't agree with him politically.
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You can watch somebody and say, oh that guy seems like he's a cool guy.
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And I smile, you know, and I'm not going to start talking about his butt because
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I haven't seen it and I don't really care.
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I don't really care about it. I get you.
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You know, have you ever, you ever look at a man's butt and say, God, I've never
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done it. I've never done it. I will.
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If you want me to, because you talked about this earlier in the show, I will
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admit that you can notice like when a dude probably is more popular with ladies
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than another guy, like, Oh, I got like, it's built like a, like a brick, you
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know, and the funny thing is I don't like those guys immediately.
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Like cause I'm jealous. I'm sure that there's a jealousy component when a dude
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walks in, that's, that's more easily successful in a room full of women than I'll
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be. Yeah, in your case, attractive.
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You don't want, you're jealous.
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Well, it's competitive. I think it's competitive even though I'm a happily
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married man who wouldn't flirt with people anyway, but like competitive.
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And so like it's funny when an attractive dude shows up at a place, I don't like
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him more than an attractive woman who I obviously like immediately for a variety
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of reasons. I'm married, but I still like to flirt a little bit.
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Some beautiful waitress comes to my table.
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I'm not gonna like treat her like I would probably the 800 pound Woman with
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like piercings all over her face You know, what's funny about that just because I
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have the Kamala Harris audio and I should play it But I do want to say this my
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wife and I joined a gym last night I don't want to say which one but we joined a
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gym and the attractive woman was walking us around the gym like showing us
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Everything and I kept making these little jokes with her.
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I wouldn't consider it flirting I was getting her to laugh and they were just
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little jokes. My wife was there She was with me, but like it was the attractive
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lady. She didn't like it. Yeah, when we walked out, she's like, why did you flirt
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with her in front? I'm like, I didn't, I don't think I did that, but like I was
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making sure you did. And the woman was selling us the thing.
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So maybe she was laughing to sell us something, not laughing because I was funny.
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Well, I guess the most important question is how many decades did you sign up for
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as a result of this woman that you weren't flirting with?
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I wasn't. I was making a joke. I started the conversation by saying she was
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attractive. She's very attractive.
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Anyway, back to... Okay, yeah, sorry.
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We were talking about Colm Harris.
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I was saying to myself, when I hear her talk or in her accents or whatever fake
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southern thing... Sure, some of that.
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I just think of a woman I met once at...
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There's a bar, a little dive bar I stopped at on Richmond Avenue called Dino's.
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And I was out there one night by myself, little patio, nobody else was out there.
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And the drunkest woman I ever met in my life came stumbling out of the
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back of the place and she Literally, there's like a step up to the deck
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and she literally fell Right. She was so drunk and she started talking to me and
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I didn't understand a word She was saying and I was thinking of myself when I saw
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the camel cuddle of Harris stuff Yeah, I was thinking about that woman.
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Okay, but she reminds me of the drunk person.
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That's like, yeah drunk at the end of the night Yeah, no, that's true.
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Here, let's do, because you just referenced a bunch of stuff.
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Let's play the audio of her from the 22nd of October.
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She's talking to a group of black voters and she puts on a Southern preacher
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accent as it's described. This was, I think it was in Mississippi.
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And then it's immediately paired to a video of her in New Hampshire, talking to a
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group of white people. And we'll see if you can spot the difference in how she
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sounds in these two little pieces of audio that are put together.
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Here we go. Something we've been sitting back feeling like I can't do anything
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about this. I'm feeling powerless.
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I'm feeling hopeless. I'm feeling alone Don't feel that way anymore and more
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Hey guys
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Powerless is over. That's just a little tease of it 25 seconds Yeah, there was
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also think she said that a lot of people were petty this week.
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It was one of her weird
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Weird juxtapositions of words The word salad thing.
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I'm trying to remember exactly what she said, but it is I think
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I think you're talking about that.
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I have it. I think you're talking about the powerless powerful thing.
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Is that it? I don't know. It's just she just says some incredibly like we let me
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try Let me try this one and if it's not this it's the circle of life stuff with
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the kids. Here we go Okay, you know, I firmly believe when you feel powerless you
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are powerless when you feel powerful You're powerful and we are powerful.
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I don't know what that is. I don't know what she's saying there
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Let's try the one about the kids and maybe this is the other one for you I mean
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if you have the chance in whatever your you know your
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circle of life to just talk to like an eight -year -old.
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Okay. That's one of the best things.
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You know, someone who just has that twinkle and hasn't been, you know, they have
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the twinkle, they believe in all, and they're curious and, oh, that gives me
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joy. Just because, you know, there is something I think about about looking at
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children to remind us of our natural nature.
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Not the nature. It is our nature.
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There is something about that. I don't know what you said.
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Boy, I tell you what, I'm wondering why Donald Trump won in 2020.
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Can't figure it out. It's like, let's play a couple of minutes.
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You know why? Because Americans, as low information voters that they are, do
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realize when someone appears to be intoxicated during the day, right?
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Yeah. Oh yeah. I don't know whether she drinks or not.
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I mean, that's the rumor, but it's a good rumor and I like passing it along.
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But if she's not drunk, then she's incredibly stupid.
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You know what's funny is I remember all the time when I was a little kid, my
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mother, my mom and dad were divorced, so she dated a few dudes.
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And I remember this one dude named Chuck that was pretty drunk all the time.
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He was drunk constantly. Yeah, and I was like eight or nine years old.
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And I still kind of remember this moment.
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We went to some concert on the beach in Jersey and he's standing there getting
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hammered. And then he looks at me and he points at somebody.
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And I remember the quote, how he said it, because I thought it was so funny.
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He goes, son, just so you know.
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Winners never win and cheaters always prosper.
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And then he just walked away. And I was like, that can't be what that phrase is
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supposed to be. Winners never win and cheaters always prosper.
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I think he meant something else.
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But that stuck with me because he shared that wisdom with an eight, nine year old
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child. How long did Chuck stay around?
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He's only a few months. He's one of those.
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Yeah, I've never, I wasn't, you know, my parents didn't get along and my father
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traveled a lot. So I never really had like other dudes around.
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Yeah, what is it like to have it's weird other?
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Like some guy show up who's that's weird.
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No, he's probably hanging out with your mom I should be honest.
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My mom didn't date a lot of people.
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She'll hate this whole segment That's now on the radio and maybe will happen off
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the radio too But I remember a few of their names Chuck George there were a
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couple and she was George George is a mechanic He could fix a car.
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So that was fancy I think she dated him more out of out of the benefit of him
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fixing her car than anything else But when you're a little kid, you also don't
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totally process it because I also think there were probably Date she might have
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went on as a 30 something year old mom with four kids that she didn't tell the
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kids about at all You know, there might have been dudes.
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I never met though We should get her on the radio.
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This is the second time you've asked for that man.
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We should Busy, I think she's gonna be too busy.
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She's very good She's gonna take a couple hour teacher doing stuff.
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I just But the point is, the point I was actually trying to make had nothing
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to do with my mother's dating history.
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It had to do very much with the fact that even a child could detect a drunk
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person and like drunk speech. And I think the most fascinating thing about
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Harris, whether she's actually intoxicated or just a moron, is that she continues
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to say this stuff and thinks that it's effective.
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You know, like you would think that someone would eventually tell her, stop
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trying to share what you think is wisdom on a stage.
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Well, just give the straight answer to something and move on You know just try
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stop trying to put words together that nobody on the planet have ever you write
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in the same Yeah together You know because I think that it goes beyond the dumb
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voter thing that we're talking about before if an eight -year -old can tell When
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a drunk dude gave him bad advice Then it's not just stupid people out there that
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are that are being convinced that these are good choices It's something else
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going on. It's someone who doesn't even care that she's doing an interview
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anywhere and isn't gonna watch it and is still gonna vote D.
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That's right. And look, I can't, I will say this.
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I've heard the statewide numbers that for the first time, I think it was Friday,
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that the Republican, people that I say they're Republican, their vote was
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more than the Democrats. So it is possible that a
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lot of people who are on the sidelines may break
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later on for Republicans despite what problems they may
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have with Trump. And so, it's gotten to the point where like these
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polls, and we've talked about these polls that they say like, so -and -so's got a
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two point lead and he's got 45 and the other guy's got 43.
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And I said it before, but like that's 88, which means there's like 12 % of the
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voters who they don't know what they're going to do.
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And so all these things constantly play out a poll.
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He's one point ahead. I mean, that's not gonna, it's not gonna end that way.
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It's not gonna, that's not gonna be the result.
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Plus I can't, I can't actually believe that 12 % really don't know what they're
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going to do. They might've told a pollster that, but I really don't think at this
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point, 12 % of people are still undecided.
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Well, it'll come down, I think, to whether or not people are willing to
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bring back the people that they know are not, don't have the same
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values. Yeah. Yeah. That's interesting.
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Well, we'll see. I don't know. I think that Talarico, unfortunately, has a much
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better chance than I ever would have thought he had to win Texas.
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God, Senator, Senator, Talarico.
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I don't think it'll actually happen.
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I think both of us came to that understanding Friday when the polls tightened
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that that's probably good for Paxton and knock on wood it will be.
34:33
But to your point about values not reflecting the people chosen to represent
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something, Talarico doesn't reflect any values of Texas and yet he's running a
34:43
close race. So it makes no sense to me.
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All right, we gotta take another, what were you gonna say?
34:47
Wanna say something else? I was gonna say, yeah.
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Yeah, cool. Quick break, a lot more.
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platforms and staying with you for the entire two hours there, including Wayne's
35:00
smoke break. All that and more on The Voice of Texas.
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radio, the point detected. Wayne was just talking about how some things work in
35:07
his business off -air that I think is really fascinating.
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We can do a little bit of it on air if you want to, that they can just charge you
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whatever amount they want when you ask for government records.
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Yeah, and you're one of the, so we asked, and I was telling you that, and I don't
35:23
mind talking about it on the radio, I haven't done it yet, but it's happening
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today, so I don't care. I'm suing another city in Texas,
35:32
this time Corpus Christi over records.
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And it's not, and this, I think it's a scheme.
35:41
So we asked for phone records for I think a period of six
35:47
months, phone bills, for five council members in
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Corpus Christi. And we said all we want to see are their communications,
35:59
their texts, and their phone calls with three individuals, right?
36:04
So it's five people's phone bills for six months and all we want to see are the
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phone calls or texts with three other people.
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Okay? Pretty simple. Pretty simple.
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Pretty simple, yes. All right. We get a cost estimate of $32 ,000.
36:21
How? Well, it's really fascinating how they come up with these.
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So they come up with a figure of 1 ,800
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man hours to perform the task
36:39
of printing off, you know, 20, 30 phone bills and simply
36:44
finding the numbers of three people.
36:47
And then downloading your phone's text messages with those three people.
36:52
If someone wanted my records, they'd never get them, but if someone wanted my
36:56
records and they wanted to see how many times I talked to you, right, and I would
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tell them, you know, Craig calls me all the time.
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He texts me at all hours of the night.
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But it'd take me about 15 minutes to get it off my phone, right?
37:14
It would not be that hard. No, I could collect it in less time for less money.
37:18
Like honestly, if the government would let me do it for them and let me take some
37:22
of the cost. I could really lower this quite a bit and get this done.
37:25
But you also don't know that government is allowed to charge overhead.
37:30
So let's say they charge 15 % overhead for
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electricity. I got to pay the utilities at City Hall but I asked for records.
37:40
Even though they're only working on it during the day when the lights are already
37:43
on. So I've always sort of been intrigued by why are we being charged overhead?
37:49
What's the overhead? I mean, I'm essentially paying the salaries of these
37:55
people, right? But 1 ,800 hours.
37:58
Think about people who, and I've said this before, and it's probably
38:04
inappropriate, but you could have your arms and legs cut off, and you could just
38:07
be like a little, like a stump sort of person, and get to a
38:13
computer and just press print on this.
38:19
account. Easy to be done. But at 1800 hours and then...
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Where does all the overhead, like who gets it?
38:25
The government just gets to keep it and they just put it like it.
38:28
Yeah, profit. Okay. We have to give the government a profit when we asked to see
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the records detailing the money that we paid them to spend.
38:37
Right. They make money while you investigate their fraud.
38:41
Yeah, no. That's insane. It's government's great.
38:44
I think it's... That seems terrible.
38:46
In 250 years, and this is an anniversary year, so we should talk about this.
38:51
We have clustered, and I use that word because the other word that's similar to
38:56
that would not be appropriate. That can't be an on -air.
38:58
Yeah, that's an off -air only. Is that an internet only kind of thing?
39:01
Well, even then, I don't know that they'll love it, but yes.
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Okay, but it's a cluster, and everyone knows what I mean.
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It's absolutely a cluster. And then we asked for something else.
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They gave us a cost estimate for $12 ,000, and they finally produced the records
39:16
yesterday. I didn't pay it and just told them, you know, I'm gonna sue you and so
39:21
yeah for a Thursday I think it was they sent us three emails Okay.
39:26
Wow, that's the only emails they claim they found for $12 ,000 when all you had
39:32
to do is press Like I the morning when I come in to get a link to the show I just
39:37
pull up my press the button call you're nays eight.
39:39
No, I don't know how to do that I just go back to my original email from you.
39:43
Will you say this is the link do this?
39:46
Gotcha And so I'm a creature of habit because I'm older, so I just did what Colin
39:51
Azey told me. You know what's really funny about the way you just described that?
39:55
Oh, we gotta take a break. By the way, we are getting comments and some social
39:57
media pages. People are loving the fact that they can hear us between the breaks
40:01
on the show. I don't know if KSEV Radio is loving that we're doing that.
40:04
I'm not sure. I'll have to get word from them after this.
40:07
But there are listeners that seem to enjoy our Off -Air banter as much as the
40:10
Honor banter. And we're not even saying some of the crazy stuff we normally say.
40:14
Well, because you know, there's some people do shows together who when they go to
40:17
commercial breaks don't say silence to each other they hate each other they don't
40:21
want to talk you and I just we're just hanging out yeah and we're talking to
40:25
people about the deterioration of America yep which we've got to wake up and
40:31
fight and I appeal once again to the corny people you know stop whining yeah we
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got 10 seconds we got to take a break lots of talk to KSEV radio voice of Texas
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