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We Now Know the Mid-Term Theme (Monday, March 16, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: I think that this conflict will certainly come to the
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Speaker 2: end in the next few weeks.
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Speaker 3: First Thing today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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Speaker 3: the second most famous Thomas and Charlottesville George.
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Speaker 4: Said, steal me step.
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Speaker 5: You have a day at least for work. When the
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Speaker 5: sun comes up, drops.
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Speaker 6: A pet of the scoom of the way.
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Speaker 3: I think Joey has everything a.
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Speaker 4: Dream do all the treasure needs.
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Speaker 5: No one that Joe sais smile, he only is.
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Speaker 4: Let her be Joe, Thank you for letting me be
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Speaker 4: of service to you.
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Speaker 7: I want to be.
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Speaker 4: Great Monday morning to you. I hope that you enjoyed
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Speaker 4: your weekend. We had Christmas here yesterday, and I don't
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Speaker 4: mean that metaphorically. We actually finally had all of our
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Speaker 4: kids in the same place. And my wife is very
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Speaker 4: she said, yeah, yes, we know Christmas. Yes, we know
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Speaker 4: that it's a hard fast setting on the clock, but
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Speaker 4: we hold our familial deal when we can get all
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Speaker 4: three of our adult children in the same place at
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Speaker 4: the same time. And so it was a fun night,
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Speaker 4: a late night, but you know it's worth it. These
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Speaker 4: are the kind of things if you are getting into
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Speaker 4: the business of parenting, and I say this as somebody
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Speaker 4: who thinks that we need to do a better job
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Speaker 4: of explaining to the ute of the world. You know,
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Speaker 4: the responsibilities, the greatness of being a parent, the amazing
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Speaker 4: things that can come of being a parent, the amazing
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Speaker 4: things that it teaches you and allows you to do
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Speaker 4: as a parent, but the amazing responsibilities and the fact
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Speaker 4: that you know, sometimes you're not going to be able
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Speaker 4: to have Christmas just like everyone else, or sometimes you're
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Speaker 4: not going to be able to go the place of
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Speaker 4: everyone else, because I think we we take the biological
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Speaker 4: part of becoming a parent way too cavalier, and we
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Speaker 4: This is this is everything but reproduction. It's about the opposite.
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Speaker 4: But that being said, all things being equal, we gather
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Speaker 4: for a Monday morning, those of us who have survived
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Speaker 4: that gauntlet and gotten to the point where they've got
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Speaker 4: a radio on. I've got the news of what's gone
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Speaker 4: on since last we checked. And then I want to
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Speaker 4: hear from you how it's impacting you where you are
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Speaker 4: at four three four eight eight two four to two
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Speaker 4: one seven on this Monday morning here on first thing
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Speaker 4: today are lead off is President Trump, in a phone
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Speaker 4: call to NBC News, said that he's not one hundred
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Speaker 4: percent sure the new leader of Iran, Ayatola Mojata Kameni,
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Speaker 4: is alive. I'm hearing he's not, he told NBC's Kristen
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Speaker 4: Welker in a phone call. And if he is, he
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Speaker 4: should do something very smart for his country, and that
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Speaker 4: is surrender. We are hearing from Russia. That's after a
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Speaker 4: personal request and offered by Vladimir Putin. The younger Kameny
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Speaker 4: now the Supreme Leader of the Council of Experts, has
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Speaker 4: flown to Russia for emergency leg surgery. The administration is
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Speaker 4: preparing to announce in the next week or two. Several
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Speaker 4: countries have agreed to form a naval coalition to escort
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Speaker 4: commercial vessels through the Strait of Horne Mouz, as Iran
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Speaker 4: warned he's not ready to seek a deal, though one
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Speaker 4: is supposedly on the table from Iran's leadership. US and
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Speaker 4: and gas prices and about security. It's having a massive
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Speaker 4: in his prayer at Saint Peter's Square on Sunday, said,
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Speaker 4: in the name of Christians in the Middle East and
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Speaker 4: I got the email from Tim who writes in Joe,
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Speaker 4: I heard your bit about CBD oil and I appreciate it.
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Speaker 4: But what's the matter with the pharmaceutical industry? Why does
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Speaker 4: everyone bash them the way you did? I wasn't bad,
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Speaker 4: I said, they absolutely go back when we post the
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Speaker 4: podcast later on today, go back and listen. Never bashed
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Speaker 4: the pharmaceutical industry. Never know the things that they've done. However,
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Speaker 4: and I was just expressing my reaction to it and
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Speaker 4: what it has done for me. But I'm not bashing
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Speaker 4: the pharmaceutical industry. I wish they would be more open
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Speaker 4: minded about things because you look at these treatments and
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Speaker 4: they go on and on and on. They're treatments, not cures.
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Speaker 4: We work on avoidance, not cures. We want vaccines, not cures.
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Speaker 4: We punish doctors that use a readily available medicine to
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Speaker 4: make people well again in exchange for a spurious vaccine
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Speaker 4: that only vaccinates a small portion of the people who
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Speaker 4: get the vaccine. It's the It's the involvement of outside
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Speaker 4: factors in the relationship between you and a doctor. The
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Speaker 4: existence of a pharmaceutical industry is not the problem. It's
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Speaker 4: the existence of all the other industries that are in
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Speaker 4: there saying, well, you know, we're going to make you
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Speaker 4: do this, and we're gonna only let you see that,
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Speaker 4: and we're That's the part that's corrupted tim all the
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Speaker 4: money changers that are involved with the process. And I'm
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Speaker 4: not even talking about pharmacy benefit managers. I'm talking about
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Speaker 4: the existence of you know, excheckers that they're sitting there saying, well,
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Speaker 4: like the Paul Krukman, famous Paul Krugman line, you know
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Speaker 4: about the death panels in Obamacare, Well, we are going
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Speaker 4: to have have panels that are going to determine whether
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Speaker 4: or not you qualify for a particularly expensive treatment. Well,
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Speaker 4: those panels have decided that, you know, managing the symptoms
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Speaker 4: is better than seeking a cure in many cases, and
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Speaker 4: that's causing liver issues and things like that, because these
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Speaker 4: medicines can do a lot of day over a chronic
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Speaker 4: period of time. Our friend James is on the phone
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Speaker 4: with this family business, helping you navigate the stormy seas,
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Speaker 4: how are you doing.
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Speaker 17: I'm doing well, Joe, and we do have quite a
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Speaker 17: bit of a discount on gold and silver. This morning,
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Speaker 17: gold is down about three quarters of percent, down thirty
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Speaker 17: nine dollars to four nine hundred eighty one dollars. Silver
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Speaker 17: on the other hand, seeing quite a dip this morning,
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Speaker 17: down four percent to seventy seven dollars and thirty five cents.
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Speaker 17: First time we've been below eighty dollars.
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Speaker 18: In a week or so.
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Speaker 4: Oh in five thousand dollars. You know, the being below
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Speaker 4: five thousand dollars is a lot. So, I mean, if
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Speaker 4: you've been waiting, you're waiting for that spot in the merry,
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Speaker 4: go round to jump on. Perhaps you should call these
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Speaker 4: folks at four three four nine to seven nine coin.
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Speaker 4: That's two six four six nine seven nine coin after
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Speaker 4: ten Eastern this morning, James, So, I appreciate it. Has
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Speaker 4: it been a busy weekend on the site. You've got
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Speaker 4: a lot of boxes to pack and things to ship out.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, you know a lot of our clients really do
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Speaker 17: monitor our website at jcscold dot com. You know, all
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Speaker 17: of our prices update live with the spot price of
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Speaker 17: gold and silver, So so people really do watch our website.
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Speaker 17: When they see dips like this, they really try to
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Speaker 17: scoop up, especially silver. They try to scoop up as
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Speaker 17: much silver as they can because you can buy a
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Speaker 17: lot of silver on our website the low spot or
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Speaker 17: at spot, so very low premiums there. So when you
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Speaker 17: get a discount like this, a lot of the silver
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Speaker 17: items really do move fast. So it looks like a
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Speaker 17: busy Monday morning to end.
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Speaker 4: Yeah. Well, good good, Honnie, and I hope you had
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Speaker 4: a wonderful weekend and we will taunt to you again
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Speaker 4: tomorrow morning.
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Speaker 17: Sounds great, thanks Joe.
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Speaker 4: I like the way he puts that gold is having
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Speaker 4: a discount this morning. You know, hey, the shirts stores,
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Speaker 4: you know, Brooks Brothers says, you know, shirts are on sale.
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Speaker 4: Why can't a gold stores say that Gold's on sale
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Speaker 4: this morning? Just seems to be a fair connection to that.
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Speaker 4: A couple other points of order. We were talking about
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Speaker 4: Iran and it's state sponsor of terrorism last week a
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Speaker 4: little bit. I also want to get into a scary
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Speaker 4: story as our home state continue to be a litmus
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Speaker 4: test for things that will be coming soon to the
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Speaker 4: mouths of people like Hakim Jeffries and Democratic Party leadership
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Speaker 4: should they get the reigns of control, and in between
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Speaker 4: impeachment proceedings, they're going to govern on things a bill,
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Speaker 4: a law, if you will, law, That's what we call
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Speaker 4: it where I grew up. A law has been proposed
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Speaker 4: that would give politicians elected office holders the right to
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Speaker 4: sue critics. Yet if you try to sue a politician
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Speaker 4: an office holder, things like sovereign immunity come into your mouth.
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Speaker 4: This authoritarianism maybe has reached that here hold my beer
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Speaker 4: moment where they've got grown so arrogant in their position
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Speaker 4: That came up on my dock at this weekend. Stunning
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Speaker 4: Haven't they used that expression before?
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Speaker 6: Well?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, nothing succeeds like excess. And when Energy Secretary Chris
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Speaker 4: know the albeit you know, good news that he thinks
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Speaker 4: the war in Iran is going to be over soon.
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Speaker 2: Look, broader dialogues about energy security have been going on
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Speaker 2: since the Trump administration arrived, for example, my engagement with
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Speaker 2: The element of surprise was essential seeing the rising tensions
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Speaker 2: Of course, the broader Trump agenda of.
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Speaker 4: So he goes on to say that we knew that
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Speaker 4: and that clip is going to be Mary as I said,
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Speaker 4: Last thing I saw something in the sixties, But I've
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Speaker 4: president in twenty twelve and said I want the Save Act,
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Speaker 4: it would have passed probably seventy five twenty five. But
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Speaker 4: because Donald Trump wants it, half the Republicans don't want
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Speaker 4: it just because he wants it. And they are also
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Speaker 4: quietly behind the scenes hoping that Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck
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Speaker 4: Schumer regain leadership in the House and Senate so they
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Speaker 4: can quietly sit there and sit on their hands while
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Speaker 4: impeachment proceedings begin ad nauseum.
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Speaker 1: All right, I got a different reason, Okay, I think
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Speaker 1: the Republican Party does not want it passed because they
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Speaker 1: don't want to lose the ability to manipulate the primaries.
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Speaker 4: So they're the ones who are interested in manipulating primaries. Oh, primaries,
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Speaker 4: not to.
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Speaker 1: Vote, manipulate the primaries. I think that the Democrats are
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Speaker 1: much better at manipulating the general I see.
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Speaker 4: So the Republicans want to make sure they're only picking
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Speaker 4: the Republicans that have passed through the intestines of the
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Speaker 4: Republican machine, and they scoop it up, put it in
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Speaker 4: a bag, and then say, here, vote for this, whereas
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Speaker 4: the Democrats they're more interested in manipulating November.
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Speaker 1: Well, democracy is much too important to be left to
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Speaker 1: the people.
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Speaker 4: So yeah, we would you want to mess that up?
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Speaker 4: I mean, come on, have you met have you met
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Speaker 4: the people? Anyway? Good stuff, doctor Clark, And I've got
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Speaker 4: one for you too, about politicians trying to make it
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Speaker 4: possible to sue their constituents and their critics. Here, so
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Speaker 4: you have a great morning, sir.
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Speaker 1: I hear that.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, well you're about to hear some more four three, four, eight, eight,
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Speaker 4: two four to two one seven. And so the idea
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Speaker 4: that there is an authoritarian state is often thrown into
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Speaker 4: the basket of all conspiracy theory. But when you look
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Speaker 4: at elected officials, who, as you've said time and time
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Speaker 4: again to me, where are the orange jumpsuits? Where are
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Speaker 4: the purp walks? Who's going to get arrested for something?
48:37
Speaker 4: And I point out that these folks very smartly have
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Speaker 4: written themselves escape hatches and all the different laws that
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Speaker 4: they can put together so that when it comes time
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Speaker 4: for the excrement to hit the air handler, there's not legality,
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Speaker 4: but at very least plausible deniability. And so we were
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Speaker 4: talking about the idea that politicians can sue their constituents.
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Speaker 4: This is from this is actually from this program Saturday Morning.
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Speaker 27: Would allow a politician to sue anyone or enshowinger, if
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Speaker 27: the politician alleges that the person is publishing to famatory
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Speaker 27: material allegedly.
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Speaker 4: That's a very important word, deflamatory material, no limit. So
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Speaker 4: I thought about this. I ruminated on this quite a
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Speaker 4: bit as I was preparing for Christmas in March at
49:37
Speaker 4: my house, and I is that just for Democrat? Because
49:43
Speaker 4: I think Donald Trump had quite a bit of defamatory
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Speaker 4: literature published about him demonstrably not true in the build up,
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Speaker 4: not just to twenty sixteen, because you've got to steal
49:56
Speaker 4: dossier and all of that. But what is demonstrably not true.
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Speaker 4: If somebody is being investigated and you report that they're
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Speaker 4: being investigated, that's truth, even if you don't have a
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Speaker 4: resolution of that investigation. This is along the lines of
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Speaker 4: more free speech chilling stuff. This is the same you know,
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Speaker 4: group that wants to limit what teachers can say regarding
50:32
Speaker 4: January sixth, even as more and more things come to
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Speaker 4: light about phony and faked up ballots three hundred thousand
50:42
Speaker 4: just in Fulton County, Georgia alone. Add that to the
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Speaker 4: zucker Bucks with you know, hey, this is a very
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Speaker 4: blue area anyway, If we throw three hundred thousand extra
50:54
Speaker 4: Democrat votes in here, nobody will notice because Kamala Harris
50:58
Speaker 4: is going to carry the district anyway. It becomes a
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Speaker 4: real tangible threat. Aside from non citizens. What did the
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Speaker 4: Federation for American Immigration Reform, our friends that used to
51:19
Speaker 4: hold those great radio rallies in Washington, DC. Federation for
51:24
Speaker 4: American Immigration Reform just published a report that said Chuck
51:28
Speaker 4: Schumer was just a little bit off. Eighteen point six
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Speaker 4: million non citizens living in the United States with drivers
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Speaker 4: licenses and government issued IDs, many of them living under
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Speaker 4: the autopen Asylum app. I mean, you know, of course,
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Speaker 4: the President's going to have the best autopen out there.
51:54
Speaker 4: You might have an auto pen for maybe payroll checks
51:57
Speaker 4: and that kind of thing, but the President of the
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Speaker 4: United States, their auto pen can even write digital code.
52:08
Speaker 4: Wrote up a whole smartphone app to help people apply
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Speaker 4: for asylum so that they could be quote legal ish,
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Speaker 4: like I said, loopholes. They write their little loopholes in
52:19
Speaker 4: and now if you criticize them for it, you could
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Speaker 4: get sued by them. You tell me restricting what teachers
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Speaker 4: can teach about a piece or a point in history,
52:35
Speaker 4: or what a constituent can say about a politician that
52:38
Speaker 4: they may or may not like. I know, Clark brought
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Speaker 4: up Stalin's not who votes, it's who counts the votes.
52:49
Speaker 4: But I mean Stalin said other things that are coming true.
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