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Blatant Lie About Trump from CNN? · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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You're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show Thursday morning at twenty third day
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of May. I'm Wes. Thanks for starting your day with me, or
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whatever time of day you listen. Talked yesterday about the now the Republicans are
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back to being the evil Nazis and the anti Semites in spite of everything that's
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gone on at graduation ceremonies and the fact that we have large groups of college
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students over the past couple of months supporting Palestine, but not just supporting Palestine.
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That would be one thing, that really would be one thing altogether,
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if they were just supporting Palestine. It's the calls for the elimination of Israel.
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It's the cause of the elimination of Jews. It's the calls for well
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just terrorizing Jews on college camp in America while they were trying to go take
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their finals and wrap up their school years so that they can in some cases
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graduate, graduation ceremonies interrupted people that don't have a real understanding of Palestine.
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They don't. A lot of people don't, some do, some absolutely do.
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I've got friends with Palestinian heritage, they're pro Palestine. I have not
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heard them scream for extermination of Jews. It's not exclusive, but we have
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students on college campuses joining giant masses of people, and some of them are
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shouting terrible things. And I think you got people that don't understand that if
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they were to go to Gaza, they would be treated very differently than they
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would expect to be treated there. They're not going to be welcomed in many
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cases. Not a lot of these students, not a lot of these students
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can't show up and scream for gay right in pro Palestine and expect those two
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to be homogeneous in Gaza. That's an unrealistic expectation. It's just one of
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those things. But anyway, and there's a lot of things that aren't homogeneous
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about that. So you got some people saying, hey, I support Palestine,
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all right, that's fine. And it's when it crosses that line into
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things that are easily considered hateful and anti Semitic. And we've seen the Left
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unable to know exactly what they're supposed to do with this block of their supporters
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that they feel like we've had the Jewish vote, What do we do,
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how do we manage this. We don't want to lose them, We don't
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want me to lose the Jewish vote. I don't know what we need to
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do. So they just kind of froze for a while because they didn't really
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know where to draw the line in the sand. They didn't know who to
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support, they didn't know what to do. This administration knows they need both
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of those groups very badly. They're going to need every vote possible. So
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there. I told you a couple of weeks ago it was just a matter
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of time, and I said it would you know, may. It may
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not happen for one hundred years, but at some point we're going to do
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this thing where Democrats, because they get to control the press and the media,
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they're going to be able to say it was the Republicans that were really
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the anti Semitic ones. They were the ones hating Israel and hating the Jews,
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even though they're the ones who's been standing up for them, and there's
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been some Democrats standing up for them, not going to say that that's not
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the case because there have been they're not standing up with the vigor that you
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would think that they would stand up for them considering very hateful, discriminatory at
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best, terroristic at worst, things that have been happening on college campuses.
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But anyway, we know how this works as far as the left goes,
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if a protest slash riot, slash active borderline terrorism is advantageous to them,
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they're not going to speak out against it. We went through this in twenty
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twenty again. They needed every vote that they could get. In twenty twenty,
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they knew what was at stake, and they said, oh, we
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have to win this. We cannot let Donald Trump win again. We have
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to do whatever we got to do. So while there were people rioting and
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burning buildings and businesses and taking lives, they just sort of at times encouraged
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people to get back out there. They wanted people to be intimidated and afraid.
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That's where I say it starts getting terroristic, right. I mean,
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if you're trying to scare people, if you're showing up at you know,
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Supreme Court justices homes with trying to intimidate them into voting one way or the
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other on Roe v. Wade, that falls under terrorism, doesn't It falls
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under terrorism anytime you try to intimidate someone and scare them into doing something.
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I mean, that's the essence of what it is. Anyway, So I
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told you yesterday it had already started. We already started this conversation about,
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well, Republicans don't like George Soros and he's Jewish. So by going after
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George Soros, we really know what they're after. They hate Jews. That's
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that's what they don't like. They hate the Jews because they don't like that
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jew Even though George Soros himself not a practicing member of the Jewish faith.
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He is himself an avowed atheist. He just happens to have Jewish heritage.
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That's it. That's all it is. Okay, So that's and himself,
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being very much a globalist, is not someone who says I heart Israel.
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That's not who he is. He's something else altogether. But this isn't about
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George Soros today. I talked about him yesterday. I don't really talk about
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him a lot, because I do feel like we spend a lot of time
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talking about him the boogeyman, just like the left talked about the Koch brothers
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the boogeyman back in the day. Right they were horrible, evil Cooke brothers.
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They were so evil, they were the boogeyman. They were supporting the
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NRA and supporting Republicans with their money, and they were rich and they were
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pushing things for rich people. And now you got George Soros, who kind
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of is this really rich guy who just wants to see the world burn?
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Right, kind of fits under that analogy from The Dark Night when Alfred told
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Batman, some men just want to watch the world burn. That's kind of
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what it is for Soros. I mean, he's got more at stake than
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that. He's got specific goals he's trying to accomplish, and he uses his
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money to do that. So, but that was yesterday. You want to
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listen to that, Go back and listen to yesterday's show. By all means,
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I want to talk about the new thing that I was at the gym
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yesterday morning and I saw and it must have been a half an hour at
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least of the TV they got the TVs on the wall, and one of
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the TVs near where I was on my elliptical had CNN going. Had to
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be at least thirty minutes of them talking about Donald Trump posts and takes down
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a campaign video that promises the creation of a unified Reich if he's re elected
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president. And I see this on the screen, I think, what is
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this? I mean, I knew right away it wasn't true because I don't
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trust that media outlet because of stunts like this. They proceeded to go on
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for half an hour about it, and they went into all of this.
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You know, Trump uses Nazi terminology. Trump talks about his opponents as being
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rats and vile and things that they said Hitler used to say, and that
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makes him Hitler esque in supportive and how I remember he refused to go after
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the Proud Boys the way that they wanted him to. He said negative things
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about the Proud Boys. And that's a militia group that they say is extremist
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and you know, pro Nazi, and you know, but Trump was playing
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the same game that they're playing. He wanted every vote he could get.
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Did he want to alienate the Proud Boys if they were going to show up
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and vote. Probably not. I mean, that's let's just be realistic about
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that. He did not say that he wanted them on his side. He
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did not say that he supported their views. He just didn't attack them the
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way that they were trying to force him to because again, it's the same
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game that Democrats are playing with the groups that are trying to cause problems at
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college campuses and have been doing that. So here's here's the here's what really
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happened concerning this particular video. Someone, they say outside the campaign made this
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video and it was about Trump and him winning and all this. Now CNN
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hasn't shown the video. They say, oh, it's been taken down.
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We can't show you the video. You can see clips of the video,
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and I'm assuming someone somewhere has it, and if they could show it,
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you would see how unbelievably disingenuous and honestly dishonest that this really is. That
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they're even attempting to pull this lie over on American people. But they don't
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care. They hate him. They'll do anything they can to try to get
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him pushed out of the way. They still are not giving up on this
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idea that they can push him out of the nomination so that they don't have
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to stick with Joe Biden. They don't want him, they want him gone.
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They would love to put someone else in there, but they know that
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they're stuck with him, and they feel like they're stuck with him as long
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as Trump is the guy. So here's what actually we're talking about. And
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there's a company that makes basically you can pay for templates for background images,
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for video. There's videos that you want to make. In this particular post
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that was done on truth Social, it was something that someone else made,
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someone in the campaign received it, they decided to share it. They didn't
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inspect every single word posted in the background on it. So this is in
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the company and you can look this video up. It's called The website is
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in Vato elements e and v at o in Vado elements in vado dot.
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Let's say no elements dot Invado dot com is what I'm seeing. And while
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you're there, you can search on the search bar. Newspaper Vintage History Headlines
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Promo is the name of this stock background template that you can use. And
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it's just got different newspaper clippings, it's got different images, it's got just
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kind of random words in the background. They're not really meant to be read.
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They're just there in the background. And on one particular segment of this
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in the headline role big says history on newspaper, which is obviously just some
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random words on here, but it says you can't even read the full post.
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It says something industrial strength significantly increased. Then it cuts off. Then
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another line comes in and says driven by the creation of a unified Reich,
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and then below that something about expansion of violence in Bosnia. So there's it's
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not meant for you to read these words in the background. There's no hidden
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message there, but CNN and the Left want you to think there's a hidden
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message there. They made the leap from this image of Trump superimposed over these
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backs. And that's just one brief, very very brief segment of it as
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it scans by, and then it moves on to the war is over.
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In the picture of some books, confusion amongst the Central Powers, a man
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arrested, just random thing. I'm reading other things. World War II begin
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September nineteen thirty nine, the first decade of the twentieth century. These are
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just First World War, Cold War over, question mark enemies planes, what
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happens, question mark true history, the first decade of a twentieth century,
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war ends. These are just random things that pop up on the scare.
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Oh, here's the third Reich. Thing that pops up the very end of
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it. It's just random headlines and images, pictures of London and books,
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and I'm watching it over and over again. A picture of a gun with
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a helmet on top of it. German industrial strength significantly increased. This is
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not an ad for creating a third Reich. This is just something you put
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in the background of a video that you're creating. It's just a background,
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vintage template of newspaper headlines from the World War II era. That's what it
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is. That's all that it is. You are being lied to about what
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this message really is about. And it's an absurd lie, and they are
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doubling and tripling down on this line, and you're gonna hear about it.
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You're gonna hear about it over and over and over again. Because they want
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him to be associated with being a Nazi. They want him associated with Hitler.
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They've called him Hitler. They think they found a way to connect him
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to Hitler. But at no point in this video does it say that if
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Trump is re elected, he will create a unified Reich. That's not what's
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said in the video. It's got nothing to do with the video that was
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uploaded. It's just some random words in the background. People will take any
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little bit of information, and if a major news outlet like CNN will take
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anything from it, process it into some sort of little bit of baby food
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and spoon feed it to you, people will just believe anything. I'm amazed
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at how absolutely ignorant people are about Harrison Butker and his speech that he made
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my social I haven't seen anything on my social media really overly political, and
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I've told you, I feel like, for the most part, I think
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people that are on the left that are pro Biden, they don't they're not
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really pro Biden, but they're Democrat, and they feel like we didn't maybe
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vote for the right guy who didn't get the right guy nominated last time.
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He did his job by keeping Trump out of there. But we can't be
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excited about and there's nothing to be excited about. That's not where we are.
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And they're just kind of quiet on social media, at least for me,
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and this is my circle, this is my bubble. I understand that
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there probably are some that I don't see their posts because I just you get
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to a point where I don't. If you follow me and you're my friend
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on social media, I don't talk a lot about politics. I don't at
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all close as I came was posting something about how I was going to vote
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no for a penny tax, and I didn't even specifically say what I was
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talking about. It was just a picture of a penny with a song to
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it that just said, you know, it's George Thorogood saying no, no,
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no, no, no, no no no. That's all it was.
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It's as political as I get on my social media most of the time.
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Because I don't feel the need to do that. I do it here.
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I don't think there's any real point in doing it on social media.
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It's not what I go on social media for, just putting that bluntly.
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So there's not a lot of people that I see posting anything. But I
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see a lot of people posting about Harrison Budker for some reason, and they
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have no clue what he said. They have no clue what was in the
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speech. They're taking the little bits of baby food that were processed and maybe
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blended up and put on a spoon, and here's your airplane rear open wide,
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and they're just taking the food. They're taking the baby food and consuming
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it without any sort of thought, without any sort of Maybe I should look
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into what this guy said. I'm just going to assume that what I've been
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told he said, this guy says women need to get in the kitchen.
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What a jerk. If he said that women should get their butts back in
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the kitchen, I would be offended. I'm a little hurt that somebody wouldn't
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think people would be offended by a comment like that. There's some people who
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feel that way still, I guess, but it's not me. I think
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that's not most people. I think most people will be very offended by that.
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But that's not what he said. But we're told that's what he said.
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Oh, these Republicans they want all these wives to get back in the
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kitchen. They're trying to isolate you, ladies. They've taken away your abortion
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rights. Now they're trying to tell you to get your butt in the kitchen
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and don't have a career. He didn't say any of that. It's not
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what he said. It's not what he said at all. But people will
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take whatever is made into baby food, blend it up, blend it up
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real good. Take the veggies. Oh my goodness, we're gonna get them
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to eat some sweet potato. Let's blend up that sweet potato and let's you
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know, baby may not want it, Trick them into eating it, make
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them think they're eating something sweet, make them think it's blueberries, and then
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the last second switch aroo, oh no, you ate the thing you didn't
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want to eat, except people want to eat it. Right. They want
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this to be true so badly. It justifies their hate for him if they
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can feel like, oh my gosh, Trump is trying to say he's a
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Nazi. This is code he's trying to tell you he's always used these codes
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in the background of what a Nazi he is. See, the left does
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things that you could go, oh my gosh, they're using the Justice Department
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to prosecute their competition in an election and thus interfering with a free election in
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America. Like they do it out in the open and they just leave it
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out there for you to see it. But with Republicans, they say,
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ah, they're secretly trying to tell you these little coded messages. They're trying
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to tell you that they're corrupt without saying it out loud. We're doing things
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that you could say or corrupt easily, but they're slipping these little messages in
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a little newspaper, generic newspaper clip that's probably been used. I don't know.
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It doesn't say how many times it's been downloaded, doesn't say it all
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you Uh yeah, I guess you pay for it, you download it,
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and you you're able to watch it and use it anytime. You say,
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West Carol Morning Show. Right after the break. A study from the University
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of Toronto found that patients did better after surgery when they had female doctors.
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Specifically, the research found that patients who underwent major surgery had better outcomes at
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hospitals with thirty five percent or more female surgeons and anesthesiologists on the surgical team.
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Why is this the case, might you ask? The researchers speculate that
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it may have to do with better follow up care, as well as women
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doctors providing longer visits with patients and interrupting less often than male doctors. Interesting
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weddings are supposed to fill up gain with feelings of happiness, joy and love,
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but according to a new survey from lending Tree, it's really just filling
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people up with debt. Fifty four percent of Americans say they attended a wedding
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in the last five years, and of those, thirty one percent said it
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put them in a significant debt. Things like bachelor and bachelorette parties, bridal
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showers, travel outfits, and gifts for the couple add up to a lot
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of money. Forty three percent said that they spent up to five hundred dollars
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just to attend a wedding, twenty nine percent paid more than five hundred dollars,
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and twelve percent said it cost them more than one thousand dollars. Although
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no one wants to be in debt, seventy four percent said that it was
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worth attending the wedding in spite of the expenses, So yeah, I guess
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you have to say that, though, if it's somebody that you care about,
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you have to say it. McDonald's in the UK is now allowing kids
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to take part in the rebranded not So Happy Meal. It's just called the
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Meal Kid's meal that comes with a range of emotion stickers from meh to angry
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to sad. The redesign reflects the results of a study showing that forty eight
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percent of kids in the UK feel pressure to be happy all the time.
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The food inside still the same, and if people aren't so happy, they
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can use the meh or the angry or sad. That's a weird branding move,
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I think. I mean, I understand that kids aren't necessarily happy when
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they but you would hope that if they're eating your food from your restaurant,
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that that would make them happy. That's the whole reason it's called the happy
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Meal, isn't it. You're trying to create this image of this is going
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to make your kid happy. I don't know, it's a strange branding decision.
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I mean, I'm not the branding guy for McDonald's or Anheuser, Bush
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or any of these companies that make these weird decisions. I don't think that's
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going to cost them like a dn Aann Heeiser Bush. But still it's a
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weird branding move, don't you think. All right, this is a word
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that experts say that you should stop using, and they say that there's just
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one word in particular that is responsible for guilt feelings and unrealistic expectations, and
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that word is should license social worker and anxiety coach Carrie Howard saying to the
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huff Post, You're not going to see me quote in the huff Post a
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lot that shoulding is a cognitive distortion and that it can create a sense of
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obligation that may not be based on actual facts. It can also lead to
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fieldings of guilt and shame. And of course there are absolutes that actually should
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be done whatever it is that you're saying. And Howard suggests that before you
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actually should yourself, take a moment and understand what the implications are. I
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think there could be some truth in this, in spite of the fact that
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it's in a Huffington Post, but anyway, I mean, it could be
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some truth to it. I don't know. I think it is one of
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those words I think it's people do use the word sometimes in a very assertive
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way. That's what drew me to the story in the first place, because
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I know people that will say you should do this, you should do that,
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and I don't know that that's always what I should do when I see
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it when someone tells me you should do this, but away all right,
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they say, you may be storing your leftovers wrong. Basically, according to
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experts that the next time you cook a meal and make more than you need,
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you should get the leftovers into the fridge immediately. They say. People
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can be tempted to let the hot dish cool down before they put it into
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the fridge, but safety experts are now saying that you should not wait.
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They say that you don't need to let it cool off out of the fridge
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because that could cause spoiling and some complications allow food born illnesses to grow and
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it creates a bad environment for it. So it seems weird to put hot
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food into the refrigerator. Experts say, no, that's exactly what you should
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do and let the refrigerator take care of cooling it down. And he says,
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don't put large pots of food. These particular experts, one person in
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particular from the Agricultural and Human Sciences at North Carolina State University, Benjamin Chapman,
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Doctor Benjamin Chapman says, don't put large pots of food in the fridge.
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That will take longer. Put them in smaller containers, but don't allow
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it to just sit out because that can allow bacteria to grow and cause some
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problem. So I think that's good advice. And when I say they're saying
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that you should do this, just remember it shouldn't feel guilty because you know,
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so they shouldn't say should. It's hard to even say should in saying
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that you shouldn't say. It's really tricky, isn't it. And finally,
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you know, Girl Scout cookies are great. They're tasty, some better than
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others. And they say that you add Girl Scout Cookies of things, it's
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