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Wicked Radio 1-24: No Tears For The Criminally Deported & Is The NFL Rigged? · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Well, I mean, if I'm not mistaken, and god knows
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Speaker 1: that's happened before. Pretty sure everybody. We got a Friday
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Speaker 1: on our hands, finished dro on Friday. We're here, We're free,
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Speaker 1: it's America. Good things are happening. We get a whole
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Speaker 1: slate of NFL playoff games for the weekend that you
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Speaker 1: may not trust. By the way we're gonna get into that,
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Speaker 1: I officially think the NFL has reached a breaking point
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Speaker 1: with its trust issue because gambling online gambling especially is
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Speaker 1: such a huge, huge industry right now, there are a
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Speaker 1: lot of people now coming out, broadcasters, NFL people, current
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Speaker 1: NFL people coming out saying that they don't trust the
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Speaker 1: game because the way it's called. More on that more importantly, though, obviously,
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Speaker 1: the biggest stories of the day and what's going on
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Speaker 1: in society right now are the criminally deported It's not
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Speaker 1: grammatically correct, but I like it, so I'm gonna go
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Speaker 1: with it. And the way that this is being reported
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Speaker 1: through major mainstream networks and local in these cities where
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Speaker 1: this is happening like a Boston and should is so
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Speaker 1: just egregiously deceptive. It's it's like they're telling a completely
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Speaker 1: different story. But we'll have some of the details and
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Speaker 1: what's going on with some of the ice raids so far,
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Speaker 1: because they're into the hundreds so far with this and
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Speaker 1: they've only just begun. We'll talk about that as well
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Speaker 1: as well as President Trump. What does he say, what's
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Speaker 1: the what's the slogan? Promises made, promises kept. A day
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Speaker 1: after he said on that Hannity interview that he was
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Speaker 1: going to reveal everything, declassify not only the JFK files,
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Speaker 1: but the RFK files and the MLK files, all of them.
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Speaker 1: Assassinations by the way, what went on. He signed the
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Speaker 1: executive order yesterday for all of them, and he gave
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Speaker 1: the pen to RFK Junior. Unbelievable. All right, we'll talk
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Speaker 1: about all that. All of that coming up for Friday.
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Speaker 1: I finished strong Friday. Thanks for finding me with Wicked
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Speaker 1: But let's get right to it all right. Little rewind
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Speaker 1: from yesterday where we were talking about President Trump and
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Speaker 1: he brought this up. Hannity didn't even ask him about it.
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Speaker 1: He brought it up on his own about declassifying because
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Speaker 1: it was a big campaign promise, and I think it
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Speaker 1: was a big deal made between himself and Bobby Kennedy
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Speaker 1: Junior about declassifying all of these files. If you remember,
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Speaker 1: and we had this yesterday. This is exactly what he
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Speaker 1: said during the interview. And so I didn't release but
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Speaker 1: I'm going to release some immediately.
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Speaker 2: Upon getting We're going to see the information.
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Speaker 1: We're looking at it right now, looking at it and
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Speaker 1: apparently looked at it overnight, and sure enough, what happened
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Speaker 1: yesterday declassified sided. And I like the way they do
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Speaker 1: it because they have the you know, first few days
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Speaker 1: as he's signing all these executive orders and this will
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Speaker 1: still go on. He's got the stack of whatever the
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Speaker 1: order is right there on the desk, and the who.
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Speaker 1: I don't think it's his chief of step who is
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Speaker 1: announcing what's exactly happening. But I love it because he
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Speaker 1: explains out loud, you know, publicly declaring exactly what the
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Speaker 1: executive order being signed is. And I love that is
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Speaker 1: a little bit long, but you got to listen to
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Speaker 1: the end because at the end of it he does
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Speaker 1: something very special, but he explains it as they go along.
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Speaker 1: Here here's what happened just yesterday.
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Speaker 3: Lastly, sir, we have an executive order ordering the declassification
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Speaker 3: of files relating to the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy,
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Speaker 3: Senator Robert F. Kennedy, and the Reverend doctor Martin Luther
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Speaker 3: King Junior.
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Speaker 1: A big warn goes.
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Speaker 2: A lot of people are waiting for this for along,
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Speaker 2: for years, for decades.
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Speaker 1: You know, he signs it. Now, what's sene? What happens
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Speaker 1: and everything will be revealed. Here's the pen. Okay, give it?
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Speaker 1: That s all right, k Junie. Sir turns to the
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Speaker 1: aid to the guy making the announcement. I need to
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Speaker 1: find out exactly which one that is. But he takes
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Speaker 1: the pen they signs the executive order with, and it's
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Speaker 1: kind of like a ceremonial thing. It's a big deal.
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Speaker 1: With all of those executive orders signed, you get a pen.
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Speaker 1: It's a big keepsake, and you know it's history turns
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Speaker 1: around to him and he says, give this to RFK,
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Speaker 1: something that the Kennedy family has wanted for years, to
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Speaker 1: get those files declassified. That was a special moment. It
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Speaker 1: was really cool. Promise has made, Promises kept, even if
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Speaker 1: you don't like the guy follows through and does what
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Speaker 1: he says he's gonna do. Now, Okay, for the rest
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Speaker 1: of us, what happens now, we're gonna get everything. All
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Speaker 1: gonna be revealed? Yeah, and no, all is going to
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Speaker 1: be revealed. That wasn't taken away. That's my take, and
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Speaker 1: I hope I'm wrong. Like we said yesterday, and I
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Speaker 1: spent a good amount of time yesterday talking about this,
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Speaker 1: we're ready for the truth and we want the truth obviously,
4:54
Speaker 1: we're ready for it. We need it so he can
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Speaker 1: heal move forward and create trust with our intelligence community again, right,
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Speaker 1: are we gonna get it? Well, here's the problem. All
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Speaker 1: is going to be revealed, like the President said, But
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Speaker 1: how much has been taken away? Are we going to
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Speaker 1: get everything? But a lot of people who are saying,
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Speaker 1: we're going to be really disappointing with this. Okay, that's
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Speaker 1: the most likely scenario, most probable thing that's gonna happen.
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Speaker 1: You gotta look at this and go hh Okay, well
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Speaker 1: didn't really tell us anything we didn't already suspect. But
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Speaker 1: just the fact I still think it's a win, and
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Speaker 1: you got to look at it like this. Just the
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Speaker 1: fact that he signed this and he's moving forward with transparency.
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Speaker 1: I think that itself is a win. I really do, because,
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Speaker 1: like I said, you can't get through a dark period
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Speaker 1: in history without having the truth revealed and having that
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Speaker 1: out there. It was a huge step to do. I'm
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Speaker 1: glad he did it and he did so good for
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Speaker 1: him and good for uh, good for OURFK who's been
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Speaker 1: seeking this information for years, so they pushed for it
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Speaker 1: and they got it. Let's just hope we get some truth,
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Speaker 1: that's for sure, and then we can heal, all right,
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Speaker 1: talk about healing. Promises made, promises kept day one? How
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Speaker 1: many I think they're up to. There's like a running
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Speaker 1: total now it's somebody alerted me to this yesterday Newsmax
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Speaker 1: as a running total of number of deportations so far.
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Speaker 1: That's a little bit different take than what some of
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Speaker 1: the mainstream networks and how they're covering this thing. How
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Speaker 1: that's all going, including in the local cities where a
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Speaker 1: lot of these things are happening. Boston was a big one,
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Speaker 1: Chicago was a big one. I think LA had quite
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Speaker 1: a few as well. But now look at the look
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Speaker 1: at the tale of two realities. Okay, here's NBC ten
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Speaker 1: in Boston, big sanctuary city. You know that, we all
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Speaker 1: know it. Well, this is their headline. This is the
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Speaker 1: uh the headline they sent out on the on the
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Speaker 1: post on X That's what they say in large font
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Speaker 1: new developments. Growing concerns over potential ice raids in Massachusetts
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Speaker 1: after federal agents were seen entering homes in East Boston
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Speaker 1: on Wednesday and taking multiple people into custody. Now, if
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Speaker 1: you just landed on this planet and you read that,
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Speaker 1: you'd think, wow, boy, this is so that's just that's
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Speaker 1: just crazy. Here's what they're not telling you. And here's
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Speaker 1: what the governor there in Massachusetts, her name is Mara Heally.
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Speaker 1: Here's what she's been supporting and protecting so far. Here's
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Speaker 1: what's been rounded up so far. And we're just talking
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Speaker 1: about Boston. Many other cities involved, entire nation involved here
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Speaker 1: with these ice raids of criminals who shouldn't have been here.
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Speaker 1: Here's what they took out so far, and they've only
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Speaker 1: just begun. A Salvadorian rapist, a Haitian gang member with
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Speaker 1: seventeen convictions more on him in just a second. And
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Speaker 1: MS thirteen member facing gun charges. Huh. A Brazilian wanted
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Speaker 1: for armed robbery, a Dominican charge with assaults with a
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Speaker 1: deadly weapon in heroin trafficking. This is what was being protected,
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Speaker 1: and this is what they're saying. Growing concerns as ice
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Speaker 1: raids continue in Massachusetts. And again we're just talking about
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Speaker 1: Boston and just the first couple of days of this
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Speaker 1: happening here. How about the Haitian guy with the seventeen convictions.
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Speaker 1: You want to hear about him? Want to meet this character.
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Speaker 1: Here's what he was saying to this very concerned press
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Speaker 1: in the city of Boston, the local news outlets who
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Speaker 1: are trying to protect this character in his rights. Yeah, okay,
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Speaker 1: listen to what he says. And then in this you're
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Speaker 1: gonna hear this is actually a Fox News report as
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Speaker 1: they describe what he's been all about. Here's our Haitian
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Speaker 1: bro who got rounded up by ice yesterday because the
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Speaker 1: sanctuary city thing won't protect him anymore. I'm not going
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Speaker 1: back to Hayden. One of those threats is this illegal
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Speaker 1: alien from Haiti. I says he's a gang member with
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Speaker 1: seventeen criminal convictions in recent years.
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Speaker 2: Okay, you feel me, go Biden, bro, they Obama put
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Speaker 2: everything that he picked for me.
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Speaker 1: Well if that doesn't say at all, it's such a
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Speaker 1: perfect sound bite because he mentions everybody that got him
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Speaker 1: here and then protected him with the sanctuary cities. Seventeen
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Speaker 1: convictions ignored and protected before all. Right, well there you go. Well,
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Speaker 1: guess what, as Tom Holman, the director of ICE says,
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Speaker 1: despite what our Haitian bro says, guess that's what. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: he's going back to Haiti. In fact, he's probably there
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Speaker 1: right now. Sorry, it's just the way it goes. Don't
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Speaker 1: fall for the media portrayal of this and grow. I'll
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Speaker 1: go back to the headline from NBC Boston growing concerns.
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Speaker 1: As ice raids are happening in the city of Boston.
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Speaker 1: You would think that they're taking you know, children out
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Speaker 1: of cribs for God's sakes. No, they are the criminally
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Speaker 1: convicted and nobody should be shedding any tears for these folks.
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Speaker 1: Now that's not just Boston. Let's go to Chicago for
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Speaker 1: a second. Very similar to the news coverage that they
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Speaker 1: had in Boston. Very similar. I mean, it's almost like
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Speaker 1: a copycat headline, growing concerns as residents are taking from
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Speaker 1: their homes. Residents, they're criminals that weren't convicted, and some
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Speaker 1: of them were even deported before, but they were allowed
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Speaker 1: to come back in. But you're painting them as innocent residents. Well,
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Speaker 1: they are mainly because of this, because of their politicians,
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Speaker 1: just like in Massachusetts. Here's a Chicago alderman who was
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Speaker 1: talking to the local news about their situation just yesterday.
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Speaker 1: Here's what he says, and this is not going to
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Speaker 1: intimidate us.
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Speaker 4: We are working to reinforce our laws to protect our
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Speaker 4: neighbors from a real, in my opinion, a dictatorial way
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Speaker 4: of conducting business in the White House.
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Speaker 1: Dictatorial. Okay, removing criminals, threats to your community out of there,
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Speaker 1: but it's a dictatorial And what he was talking about
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Speaker 1: there was this isn't going to intimidate us. They've got
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Speaker 1: to double down to protect their laws. He's talking about
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Speaker 1: the sanctuary city status where this was allowed to happen.
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Speaker 1: Don't buy it. It's just like it's that trick you
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Speaker 1: always use when you deal with like what you filter
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Speaker 1: in and what you filter out with the news media.
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Speaker 1: If you had someone in your personal life who is
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Speaker 1: flat out lying to your face, you wouldn't trust them. Right,
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Speaker 1: We'll treat this lying news media just like it's a
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Speaker 1: lying person at work. Oh, I'm not going to trust
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Speaker 1: anything you say. That's how you treat the news media,
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Speaker 1: the mainstream news when they do this, Like we said yesterday,
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Speaker 1: this is why they're dying. This is why they have
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Speaker 1: a real credibility problem. It's unbelievable. Wow, But those going
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Speaker 1: to continue? All right, speaking of a credibility and trust problem.
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Speaker 1: Hoo boy. All right, First of all, the good news
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Speaker 1: is and okay, even if you don't like the NFL,
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Speaker 1: you're not a sports fan, you're still mad maybe at
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Speaker 1: the NFL for remember the kneeling and the Colin Kaepernick
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Speaker 1: deal and all that crap. I get you. I understand it,
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Speaker 1: and I understand that too. I totally understand it. But
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Speaker 1: it's undeniable. This is a huge part of American culture
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Speaker 1: right now. It just is. I'm a big fan. I
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Speaker 1: love the NFL, I love football, I love sports, so
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Speaker 1: I'm right in there. With them. It's big business. Some
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Speaker 1: will even call it the new national pastime because I
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Speaker 1: think the NFL and football in general college too, it's
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Speaker 1: way bigger than baseball. It's admitted, right, ratings, money, everything, attendance.
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Speaker 1: It is so here we are. When you've got any industry,
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Speaker 1: when you've got any platform that has a trust problem,
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Speaker 1: they got a real problem on their hands. First of all,
11:53
Speaker 1: let's go back to last weekend and I kind of
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Speaker 1: I sandbagged this all week long getting ready for championship
12:01
Speaker 1: weekend that's coming up this weekend. And by the way,
12:02
Speaker 1: here's the schedule coming up on Sunday. If you partake
12:06
Speaker 1: just saying, we've got in the NFC Championship game, that's
12:09
Speaker 1: the three o'clock one Philadelphia hosting Washington, and then the
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Speaker 1: six thirty game is over in the AFC Kansas City
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Speaker 1: hosting Buffalo. Both of those games will have massive ratings
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Speaker 1: and massive money put on the line to gamble on
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Speaker 1: these how much money. Let's just do a little experiment here.
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Speaker 1: Let's do it live in the live stream. Let's go
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Speaker 1: to the handy Grock AI search engine on x which
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Speaker 1: is great. By the way, you should get It's fantastic.
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Speaker 1: I use this so much just as a starting point
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Speaker 1: to get more information. Let's just do it live. How
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Speaker 1: much money is spent on online gambling every NFL season?
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Speaker 1: And I'm just waiting for the answer. Here there it
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Speaker 1: is popped right up. Here's our answer, Grock says. I
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Speaker 1: always want to say gronk, but I says Grock. The
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Speaker 1: American Gambling Association projects around thirty five billion dollars will
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Speaker 1: be wagers on the NFL this season, marking a thirty
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Speaker 1: percent increase from the previous year's twenty six billion, includes
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Speaker 1: both online in person betting. Given more that ninety five
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Speaker 1: percent of sports wagers in the US are placed online
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Speaker 1: and only growing. Now, why do I say that? Because
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Speaker 1: there is a serious trust problem. Now, let's like I said,
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Speaker 1: let's rewind back to last weekend's game. This is this
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Speaker 1: is where the controversy really reached its breaking point, mainly
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Speaker 1: because who's speaking out against it now. Not only X players.
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Speaker 1: That's always happened, current players and broadcasters, very prominent people.
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Speaker 1: In fact, when you reach a point where it's become
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Speaker 1: like a punchline, you know you've got a serious problem.
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Speaker 1: Here's what happened during the Kansas City game. Troy Aikman
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Speaker 1: is on the call with Joe Buck and here's the
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Speaker 1: focus of the controversy. The allegation is, and the speculation
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Speaker 1: is from a lot of people. The Patrick Mahomes, quarterback
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Speaker 1: for the Chiefs, great quarterback for the Chiefs, let's get
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Speaker 1: that out of the way right now, is getting preferential calls. Now,
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Speaker 1: if you watched a lot of NFL games, you're thinking, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 1: he has. Okay, Now I want to get this, I
14:17
Speaker 1: want to get this above board right now. I'm not
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Speaker 1: blaming him. I'm not blaming the Chiefs, and I'm not
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Speaker 1: throwing stones at Chiefs fans. I'm blaming the NFL for
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Speaker 1: this and how it's officiated. Okay, And I think a
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Speaker 1: lot of other people are too, great team, great fans,
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Speaker 1: great player. I'm just saying that. My point of contention
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Speaker 1: is how these games are called, and that's creating a
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Speaker 1: big trust problem, as we already said, in a billion,
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Speaker 1: multi billion dollar industry. Okay, Now here's the call. It's
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Speaker 1: a little long, but you can hear the call from
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Speaker 1: the raft last weekend that really came to a head
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Speaker 1: where there was a personal foul called on the Texans
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Speaker 1: because it looked like at first it was a it
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Speaker 1: was a head to head hit on Patrick Mahomes in
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Speaker 1: the game. Turns out it wasn't at all. He was
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Speaker 1: barely touched, but they still got called. It was two
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Speaker 1: Texans defenders hitting each other. Here's how it's sound in
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Speaker 1: the game. But you have to listen to Troy Aikman's
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Speaker 1: response to this. For the first time ever a broadcaster
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Speaker 1: has come out and said, Okay, enough is enough. This
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Speaker 1: is ridiculous personal foul. I'm as sorry rough us defense.
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Speaker 1: Simmer third, come on to your cover. Here's the end
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Speaker 1: of it.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean he's a runner and I could not
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Speaker 4: disagree with that one more. And he barely gets hit.
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Speaker 4: That's the second penalty now that's been called against the Texans.
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Speaker 4: At Troy, I.
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Speaker 1: Agree with you. There's no forcible contact to the headneck
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Speaker 1: area of him. The two Houston players hit each other.
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Speaker 4: That should not have been a file and if.
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Speaker 1: You, hey, they've got to address it. In the offseason.
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Speaker 4: You can, as a quarterback run around and play games
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Speaker 4: with defenders and then get a be able to draw
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Speaker 4: a penalty.
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Speaker 1: Okay, So that's Troy Aikman. That's where people said, whoa.
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Speaker 1: I watched that live last weekend when he said it,
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Speaker 1: and my first thought was, what are they gonna find
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Speaker 1: Troy Aikman or give give him a talking to? But
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Speaker 1: they can't because they know that's been the widest speculation. Again,
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Speaker 1: I'm not blaming the Chiefs, some Mahomes, the Chiefs fans.
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Speaker 1: It's just that's what it appears to be. And when
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Speaker 1: you've got, like we said, what Grok told us, when
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Speaker 1: you've got a fifty billion dollar industry on online gambling,
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Speaker 1: now you can't have a trust issue with the NFL.
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Speaker 1: And they got a real problem on their hands right now.
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Speaker 1: It's become even a punchline. So we go to Grok
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Speaker 1: the search engine, to lovable Gronk, the tight End, Lovable
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Speaker 1: rob Ronkowski. He's making jokes about it now too. This game.
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Speaker 2: Oh, I also know how the Bells can win when
16:43
Speaker 2: they sack Patrick Mahomes. Just touch them, don't do anything more,
16:46
Speaker 2: you know, don't throw them too hard, down, too hard
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Speaker 2: down on the ground.
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Speaker 4: Whatever do you mean.
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Speaker 1: That's when you know you have a problem, when it
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Speaker 1: becomes a punchline. But I don't know, I don't know
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Speaker 1: how they they're gonna do to fix it. But you
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Speaker 1: can't have that many people gambling on these games and
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Speaker 1: not be able to trust the result, because calls like
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Speaker 1: that really do affect the game. This is why I personally,
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Speaker 1: I will not bet a dime on the NFL. If
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Speaker 1: I can't trust the result, I can't do it. I
17:15
Speaker 1: can't do it anyway. I've just too much of a
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Speaker 1: psychopath during these games. If I had actual, real, like
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Speaker 1: money on the line here, I'd lose my mind anyway,
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Speaker 1: regardless of the trust issue. But I don't know, not me.
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Speaker 1: If you do, God love you, I couldn't do it. Hey,
17:29
Speaker 1: speaking of the NFL, already, we're not even at the
17:32
Speaker 1: championship games for the conferences yet, and already we're getting
17:35
Speaker 1: leaked Super Bowl ads? Why did I do this so early? Now?
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Speaker 1: Can you wait? Really? Can you just wait until we
17:41
Speaker 1: watch the Super Bowl, because you've got two fan bases
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Speaker 1: whoever that's gonna wind up being in the game. Most
17:47
Speaker 1: of the rest of the country and the world just
17:49
Speaker 1: watch for the Super Bowl commercials and we like to
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Speaker 1: be surprised. Well, the people paying for all this money
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Speaker 1: for these commercials, they want to get a double dip
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Speaker 1: on this and get their money for their buck and
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Speaker 1: what they're spending. So that's why they leaked these commercials
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Speaker 1: out early. So he has a little preview. Here's the
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Speaker 1: description of what's coming out in this this year's super
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Speaker 1: Bowl in February next month. Ready, and by the way,
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Speaker 1: how much are they spending? Here's the price this year, Fox,
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Speaker 1: who has the game, is charging seven million dollars for
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Speaker 1: a thirty second Super Bowl ad. Now, some of these
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Speaker 1: companies spend like they'll buy a minute and a half
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Speaker 1: or two minute ads, so you can imagine the money that's
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Speaker 1: on the line. That's why they're getting this out, all right,
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Speaker 1: little previews. What's coming out? Chris Hemsworth and Chris Pratt
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Speaker 1: will be in an ad promoting Meta's ray band glasses. Yeah, okay,
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Speaker 1: doja Cat already trying to photo bomber way into this
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Speaker 1: year's Taco Bell ad. Okay, Post Malone and Shane Gillis
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Speaker 1: great comedian. They're gonna make a come on the new
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Speaker 1: and this year's bud Light ad. Okay, you're thrilled by
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Speaker 1: any of these so far? Maybe they're gonna be good.
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Speaker 1: Stella Stella Artois, David Beckham's long lost twin brother, will
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Speaker 1: be in that ad boy Drew Barrymorish's back serenading Orlando Bloom. Okay, well,
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Speaker 1: so far, I think I've determined that the ads aren't
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Speaker 1: gonna be worth watching. But I don't know. Maybe it'll
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Speaker 1: be a great game anyway, but I'm not gambling on
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Speaker 1: the NFL until they fix this thing. More importantly, forget
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Speaker 1: about all that, forget about the controversy, and you have
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Speaker 1: yourself a wicked awesome weekend. You deserve it, you worked
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Speaker 1: hard all week and you arrived here, so enjoy it.
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Speaker 1: But the first takeaway, don't buy how the media is
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Speaker 1: spinning these deportations because it is an outright lie. Shed
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Speaker 1: no tears for the criminals deported. And the second takeaway is,
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Speaker 1: as always, don't take any craft from anybody. More importantly,
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