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"Democrat-cy" (Thursday, January 15, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: This is an impossible situation that our city is presently
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  Speaker 1: a game at cliff.
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  Speaker 2: First thing today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 2: the second most famous Thomas and Charlottesville George.
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  Speaker 3: Said, steal me stem you every day at least for work,
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  Speaker 3: when the sun comes up, drops a.
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  Speaker 4: Kid to school.
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  Speaker 5: The way Joe has everything a dream.
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  Speaker 3: Do all the treasures needs no one that Joe's as
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  Speaker 3: smile he on the ads.
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  Speaker 6: Be.
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  Speaker 7: Beyond God, bless you for be it. On the receiving end,
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  Speaker 7: here the more of Jacob Prye.
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  Speaker 1: There's no doubt in my mind that you love your town.
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  Speaker 7: Thank you.
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  Speaker 1: Imagine if that city or that town was suddenly invaded
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  Speaker 1: by thousands of federal agents that do not share the
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  Speaker 1: values that you hold deer.
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  Speaker 7: So let's gameplay that out, Jake. And by the way,
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  Speaker 7: can we get Can I get a referendum onto the
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  Speaker 7: Minneapolis City Council agenda for their next meeting? Take away
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  Speaker 7: Jacob Fry's product? What's with the I mean, does he
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  Speaker 7: sing in a Prince Cover band at night? What's with
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  Speaker 7: the Jerry Curl or whatever it is that they Gjoe,
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  Speaker 7: You're not old at all. I don't know I think
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  Speaker 7: they still make Jerry Curl, I don't know what the
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  Speaker 7: whole you know, mop top thing is going on there.
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  Speaker 7: But Mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Fry, back out there again,
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  Speaker 7: let's gameplay that out. What is it that your community stands.
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  Speaker 1: For suddenly invaded by thousands of federal agents that do
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  Speaker 1: not share the value use that you hold?
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  Speaker 2: Deer?
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  Speaker 7: What is that no private property? Are you saying that
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  Speaker 7: every person in Minneapolis doesn't believe they should own property?
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  Speaker 7: Have they all opened their basements to allow non citizens
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  Speaker 7: to live there? Are they all employing those non citizens
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  Speaker 7: in their contracting companies and their restaurants, and of course
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  Speaker 7: paying them full federal wages? Right, Jake?
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  Speaker 1: Imagine if your daily routines were disrupted, the local cafe
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  Speaker 1: that you eat at was shut down because they're scared
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  Speaker 1: that their own family might get torn apart.
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  Speaker 7: By the way, if there was more of a racist
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  Speaker 7: comment out of an elected official today, I I don't
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  Speaker 7: know what it is is that the patently most racist.
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  Speaker 7: They say, well, well, we were gonna go and go
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  Speaker 7: to the city council meeting, but my gosh, when we
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  Speaker 7: got to the cafe for my double half calf latte,
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  Speaker 7: They were closed, closed, I tell you, because their staff
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  Speaker 7: had all been collected by Ice. My god, how am
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  Speaker 7: I supposed to get on with my day? I'm gonna
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  Speaker 7: have to start making my own coffe What I just?
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  Speaker 7: I mean? I apologies to Katie y and all our
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  Speaker 7: friends out there in Minneapolis, But good Gollie, what where
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  Speaker 7: did this guy come out from? I mean, was he
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  Speaker 7: like Voladimir Zelenski, just a popular late night TV show
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  Speaker 7: host and somehow wound up getting elected mayor? Oh no,
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  Speaker 7: I don't know where am I going to get my
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  Speaker 7: half calf double mocha latte? Apparently Ice has closed down.
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  Speaker 7: All this place is open, but they've doubled the price.
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  Speaker 7: I don't want to pay twice as much for my latte.
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  Speaker 7: So if you're a Caucasian in Minneapolis, you gotta be
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  Speaker 7: facebalming over this or worse. Our first things this morning,
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  Speaker 7: frightening story out of Tehran. While President Trump was telling
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  Speaker 7: dairy farmers yesterday and the press that it appears that
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  Speaker 7: the leadership the theocracy in Iran have halted the promised executions
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  Speaker 7: of protesters. They did publish on state run television at
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  Speaker 7: graphics showing President Trump after being shot during the twenty
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  Speaker 7: twenty four rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, with a warning, this
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  Speaker 7: time the bullet won't miss. Presumably the voiceover was done
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  Speaker 7: in Iranian State. Republican Senate Republicans voted to dismiss a
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  Speaker 7: war powers resolution that the House had passed that would
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  Speaker 7: have limited President Trump's ability to conduct further attacks on
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  Speaker 7: drug runners coming out of Venezuela. Meanwhile, President Trump called
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  Speaker 7: Delsi Rodriguez, the acting president of Venezuela. Both leaders called
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  Speaker 7: the phone call long and productive. Trump called Rodriguez a
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  Speaker 7: terrific person, and she said Trump was courteous, and they
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  Speaker 7: both discussed a bilateral agenda. The ICE agent in the
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  Speaker 7: center of the shooting of an activist after she tried
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  Speaker 7: to drive him over with the car, was hospitalized with
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  Speaker 7: internal bleeding after the attack. CBS News cited two government
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  Speaker 7: sources who have been briefed on the medical care. Ross received.
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  Speaker 7: Top Danish officials as though there is still fundamental disagreement
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  Speaker 7: over the status of Greenland, they are going to hold
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  Speaker 7: a working group together with jd Vance, Secretary of State
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  Speaker 7: Marco Rubio, and other leaders from the administration to quote
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  Speaker 7: discuss ways to work through the differences. A twenty five
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  Speaker 7: percent tariff has been imposed by the President on Nvidia
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  Speaker 7: five X processors. Dozens of Republicans joined Democrats to vote
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  Speaker 7: to keep three hundred and fifteen billion dollars going to
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  Speaker 7: a pro democracy slush fund for countries around the world
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  Speaker 7: to restrict free speech, and the Department of Education is
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  Speaker 7: Ay for letting us be of service to you. Here
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  Speaker 7: working on it there. And boy, you know this this
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  Speaker 7: you know whatever it is democratsy bill uh that all
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  Speaker 7: these Republicans voted for ain't helping three hundred Terry writes
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  Speaker 7: back into four three four eight A two four two
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  Speaker 7: one sec. And on the text line, Joe, three hundred
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  Speaker 7: and fifteen billion dollars. That's a rounding error in the
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  Speaker 7: federal budget. Yeah Offentually it adds up to something our
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  Speaker 7: friend James Luck, fourth generation gold and Silver advisor, I
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  Speaker 7: guess is the right word for it. I don't know
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  Speaker 7: what his business cards say, but Joel James is on
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  Speaker 7: the phone with us this morning and tell us if
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  Speaker 7: silver is still over ninety dollars announced this morning. Good morning, James,
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  Speaker 7: how are you, sir?
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  Speaker 17: I'm doing well, Joe, And that looks like silver is
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  Speaker 17: over ninety dollars an out still and had it definit
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  Speaker 17: late yesterday evening. But his back above it is technically
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  Speaker 17: down to percent from its highs yesterday, down two dollars,
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  Speaker 17: but it's still at ninety one dollars and sixteen cents.
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  Speaker 17: It got all the way up to ninety three dollars yesterday.
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  Speaker 7: That's crazy. How about gold? How was that is? That
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  Speaker 7: was crazy too? That was up forty six.
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  Speaker 17: Yeah, gold was up a large amount yesterday. It's currently
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  Speaker 17: just below even at four thousand, six hundred and nineteen dollars,
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  Speaker 17: just down about seven dollars from the highs yesterday.
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  Speaker 7: Wow. And of course this is the stuff. I'm sure
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  Speaker 7: folks call my wife said this because I wish we
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  Speaker 7: had bought more like, well, yeah, you know, you can
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  Speaker 7: always do it.
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  Speaker 13: Uh.
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  Speaker 7: And that's the point is that you can. You can
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  Speaker 7: find you can find deals, and there's always a point
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  Speaker 7: where you gold and silver are well you know, as
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  Speaker 7: you said, stability is the thing. So wherever it's going
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  Speaker 7: to be, it's never going to be zero. I mean,
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  Speaker 7: you know, so as it climbs, it's important to note
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  Speaker 7: that you know where you are is going to Uh,
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  Speaker 7: there's always going to be value in it, right, James.
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  Speaker 2: There's right.
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  Speaker 17: Gold and silver have always had value. You know, We've
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  Speaker 17: said this before. From civilization to civilization, you know, from
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  Speaker 17: government to empire. You know, gold and silver have been
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  Speaker 17: the basis, uh, you know of any ruling and controlling uh,
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  Speaker 17: you know government and society throughout history and uh and
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  Speaker 17: that's that holds true today. But yeah, you're exactly right.
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  Speaker 17: There's always a value there placed on gold and silver.
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  Speaker 17: And and you know, you're seeing these deals that we
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  Speaker 17: have at jcsgold dot com on or daily deals page
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  Speaker 17: where we're actually selling silver again for a below spot.
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  Speaker 17: And that's a that's a huge opportunity to take advantage
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  Speaker 17: of there because it really is is unheard of to
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  Speaker 17: be able to buy silver below that that's dot market value.
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  Speaker 7: So go check that out before those supplies are gone. Well,
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  Speaker 7: and and that's an important point because you have so
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  Speaker 7: many neat ways aside from just buying some silver or
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  Speaker 7: gold ingots to invest in this kind of stuff where
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  Speaker 7: it becomes fun and financially sound.
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  Speaker 17: Yeah, you can get you know, one ounce Morgan and
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  Speaker 17: Peace dollars from the eighteen hundreds or early nineteen hundreds.
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  Speaker 17: You can get Morgan silver dollars there on our website.
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  Speaker 17: You know that are our piece of history that are
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  Speaker 17: over one hundred years old. They were dollar coins that
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  Speaker 17: are in circulation.
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  Speaker 7: They're made out of ninety.
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  Speaker 17: Percent of solver and that's a that's an investment there
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  Speaker 17: in silver and it's a collector value also, you know,
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  Speaker 17: it's a it's a US coin that's you know, almost
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  Speaker 17: Civil War era at time, and those actually you they
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  Speaker 17: should just imagine, you know, what pockets that coin has
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  Speaker 17: been in where it's traveled across the country.
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  Speaker 7: And we have this for sale website. Well, I appreciate it, sir.
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  Speaker 7: You have a great morning, and thank you for keeping
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  Speaker 7: the surprised of it. And you go and call them
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  Speaker 7: after ten o'clock Eastern at four three four nine seven
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  Speaker 7: nine coin and then you can visit them anytime like
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  Speaker 7: right now at jcsgold dot com. It's optimized for smartphone
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  Speaker 7: usage as well. Thank you, sir, You have a great morning.
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  Speaker 7: Thanks show you too. Four three four eight eight two
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  Speaker 7: four two seven is the phone number. Emails come into
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  Speaker 7: JT in the Morning Radio at gmail dot com. On
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  Speaker 7: the subject. I like the fact that though this is
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  Speaker 7: not the big story of the day, obviously, the big
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  Speaker 7: story of the day is Iran not even bothering to
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  Speaker 7: feign a threat towards Donald Trump's life. A lot of
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  Speaker 7: you are picking up on this Democracy Fund, and you
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  Speaker 7: know this one Teresa emails to JT in the morning
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  Speaker 7: radio at gmail dot com. Listening to us on w
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  Speaker 7: g H and Greenwich H. She says, Joe, first, you
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  Speaker 7: mentioned that your mother grew up around here where uh?
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  Speaker 7: And number two wasn't some of the reasoning behind the
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  Speaker 7: eighty one Republicans voting in favor of this Democracy Fund
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  Speaker 7: to specifically use it in Iran to help bring down
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  Speaker 7: the itel. Well, if they have, it hasn't worked. I mean,
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  Speaker 7: you know, we're talking about nineteen seventy nine here, but
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  Speaker 7: more importantly that this Democracy Fund on its on its
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  Speaker 7: face is supposed to be used to foment up and
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  Speaker 7: coming democratic governments. The problem with that is you've had
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  Speaker 7: two of the last three presidents twelve years total out
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  Speaker 7: of the last sixteen, ardently against the idea of democracy,
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  Speaker 7: ardently against the idea of American style citizen first government. Yeah.
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  Speaker 7: A couple of days ago, we were talking about firearms
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  Speaker 7: in Venezuela and how these collectivos are being run by
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  Speaker 7: the former Maduro's former interior secretary. And if you if
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  Speaker 7: you don't know, third world Banana Republic dictatorships, your interior
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  Speaker 7: minister is generally the collections guy, so you know you're
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  Speaker 7: Generalalissimo of the army is the one that's guarding your palace.
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  Speaker 7: They'll also, probably, if you're a smart third world Banana
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  Speaker 7: Republic dictator, also be in charge to all the local
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  Speaker 7: police departments, so you don't have some big city mayor
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  Speaker 7: coming around getting all chesty because his police are going
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  Speaker 7: to go after your soldiers. But your interior secretary in
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  Speaker 7: these third world dictatorships is the guy who goes around says, hey,
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  Speaker 7: I wouldn't want nothing bad that happened to your farm here, Yeah,
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  Speaker 7: it paid a vig. These are the thug squads. These
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  Speaker 7: are the collections agents. So these collectivos that are going
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  Speaker 7: around quote looking for Americans and generally thugging up on
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  Speaker 7: Venezuelan's I had mentioned g This is another point about
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  Speaker 7: the Second Amendment. Why when Meduro's government fell, did we
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  Speaker 7: not just give everyone some guns they were that would
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  Speaker 7: certainly put the collectivo in their place if we really
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  Speaker 7: believe in the Second Amendment. And that's the problem with
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  Speaker 7: this democracy fund, Teresa, is I don't believe the American
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  Speaker 7: government really believes in a free market, constitutionally based democracy,
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  Speaker 7: and they'll pretend. They'll say, well, I mean that that
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  Speaker 7: was our way of doing it, and that was two
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  Speaker 7: hundred and fifty years ago, and it's had its problems.
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  Speaker 7: Let's do something better.
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  Speaker 7: Doctor Clark is on with us at four three, four
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  Speaker 7: reaction be to the Iranians saying next time the bullet
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  Speaker 7: regardless of what you may have called about. But remember
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  Speaker 7: imagery in this message, this cryptic message to Donald Trump,
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  Speaker 7: I find it interesting that we know more about what
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  Speaker 7: happened in Butler, Pennsylvania thanks to the Iranian government government
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  Speaker 13: No, you're not wrong, Joe, You're not wrong. What you
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  Speaker 7: Okay.
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  Speaker 13: So we don't know anything about Butler, do we not?
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  Speaker 7: Right now? Joe?
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  Speaker 13: That twenty twenty was clearly stolen.
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  Speaker 7: Got a lot of evidence piling up. Yeah, has anybody
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  Speaker 13: Have we had any credible investigations into that? Not that
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  Speaker 7: No, none, that they've reported about. I mean, you'd think
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  Speaker 13: Well, if we know it was stolen, has Congress taken
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  Speaker 13: they haven't.
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  Speaker 7: They they've talked a lot.
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  Speaker 6: Was she?
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  Speaker 13: Oh okay, but it is.
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  Speaker 7: You mean, with mostly peaceful protesters just asking for a
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  Speaker 7: It is.
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  Speaker 2: Local and corporate controlled. Is still corporate controlled? This is
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  Speaker 7: That's right fired up, put your hands on your radio,
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  Speaker 7: Dr clar gone with us. So I left you with
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  Speaker 7: the question about, uh, the the the realities that we
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  Speaker 13: Rates housing by keeping interest rates up? What does he
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  Speaker 13: doing to the cost of housing.
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  Speaker 7: Keeping it up, keeping it up.
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  Speaker 13: And what's the main thing keeping our rate of inflation
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  Speaker 13: from significantly being lower than it is now?
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  Speaker 7: Yeah, cost of housing. Yeah.
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  Speaker 13: Now, you know, we hear that the left is after
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  Speaker 13: the American people and Donald Trump is just in the way.
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  Speaker 13: I think your own Powell is after Donald Trump and
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  Speaker 13: the American people are in the way.
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  Speaker 7: Well, it's fair. I mean, he's been protecting us from
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  Speaker 7: guys like your own pal for a while. Quick notes,
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  Speaker 7: just as you said that about the inflationary cheap money,
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  Speaker 7: writes Tom. Text message comes in, cheap money makes housing problems,
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  Speaker 7: so you need to raise the interest rates or restrict
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  Speaker 7: how many people are getting mortgages. Therefore the cost of
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  Speaker 7: housing will come down. Uh that's a that's a different
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  Speaker 7: economic take on that. But you know, cheap money has
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  Speaker 7: been blamed for the high housing costs because more people
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  Speaker 7: have money to buy a house. So therefore it's artificially
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  Speaker 7: creates a seller's market. I know, too many realders, apparently,
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  Speaker 7: doctor Clark. I don't know, so I don't know.
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  Speaker 13: Did that Black Rock group go around and buy up
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  Speaker 13: like a lot of single family.
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  Speaker 7: Homes, yes, and then rented.
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  Speaker 13: Maybe we ought to talk about cheap money for mock
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  Speaker 13: Rock buying up houses.
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  Speaker 7: You put the rate, you know, economy back in its box,
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  Speaker 7: and then you do you take a big swing on that.
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  Speaker 7: I mean, that's the problem is these reats have created
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  Speaker 7: a big scenario by which you know, you don't really
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  Speaker 7: know who's out there buying a house. It's just somebody's
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  Speaker 7: got money for something. And that's that's one of those
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  Speaker 7: issues when you look at who gets what or cheap
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  Speaker 7: money that kind of thing. Cheap money will help a
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  Speaker 7: regular person like you or me get a mortgage, but
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  Speaker 7: it helps a big company like Blackrocket a lot of mortgages.
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  Speaker 13: You know, when you're doing billions, a couple percent, a
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  Speaker 13: whole lot more than when you're buying one house.
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  Speaker 7: Yeah, no kidding. Mike just texted in Joe Thomas for
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  Speaker 7: fed Share. Apparently they think you and me have more
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  Speaker 7: on the ball financially than all the King's horses and
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  Speaker 7: all the King's men, Doctor Clark.
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  Speaker 13: I think we're probably more willing to talk honestly about
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  Speaker 13: it than all the King's horses and all the kings men.
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  Speaker 7: Yeah, that's true, that is very true.
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  Speaker 13: No more, but we'll we'll shrink to the truth better.
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  Speaker 7: Than I will. We'll admit we don't know more will
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  Speaker 7: last questions. That's it. That's that's why I like the
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  Speaker 7: man says, you know, local and corporately owned is still
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  Speaker 7: corporately owned? I mean independency.
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  Speaker 13: Maybe it goes back earlier this week where we're being
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  Speaker 13: ruled by experts that don't spurt X. They spurt incorrectness,
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  Speaker 13: so they're incorrect Sperts.
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  Speaker 9: Like.
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  Speaker 7: The more I think about that, incorrect spurts has has
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  Speaker 7: a lot of legs to it, Doctor Clark. Anyway, I've
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  Speaker 7: got a run, sir. You have a good morning, all right?
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  Speaker 7: Good Joe.
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  Speaker 7: Business News retail sales rose six tenths of a percent
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