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"Yeah, I was on the phone with the President..." (Saturday, Apri 4, 2026, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Did you hang out down here with us.
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  Speaker 2: We'll do it making mornings great again. The first thing
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  Speaker 2: today on the Chunk media acts all right, Joe Thomas,
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  Speaker 2: I'll do it live.
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  Speaker 1: Jeorde said, steal mete have a day at least for work.
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  Speaker 3: When the sun comes up, drops a pet school nights
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  Speaker 3: so bad joys a thing a jam do all the
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  Speaker 3: chess set needs.
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  Speaker 4: No one that Joe's as smile.
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  Speaker 5: He only is.
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  Speaker 6: Let them be, Joe, Oh, how the mighty have fallen?
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  Speaker 6: I want to be God bless you for letting be
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  Speaker 6: be of service to you on this Saturday Easter weekend
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  Speaker 6: Resurrection Sunday approaches four three four eight eight two four
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  Speaker 6: two one seven. That is our phone number and our
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  Speaker 6: text message hotline. It's a multi tasker because well, your
• 1:02
  Speaker 6: mornings are just crazy, and you know you need the
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  Speaker 6: time and treasure to get a thing going on here.
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  Speaker 6: Just did an interview with a trade paper and he said,
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  Speaker 6: why why are you there on Saturdays? Everyone else takes
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  Speaker 6: Saturday off, all the big famous you know types. Well,
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  Speaker 6: I mean, first off, I guess it's good to be
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  Speaker 6: that way, because it's about them, not you. You have
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  Speaker 6: to get to work on a Saturday. Morning. So that's
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  Speaker 6: where we are trying to help you get your day
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  Speaker 6: started up here. The voices you heard, oh, the voices
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  Speaker 6: you heard. So that's from the police officer and his
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  Speaker 6: interaction with Tiger Woods after he rolled over his sports
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  Speaker 6: car clipping a truck that he was trying to pass
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  Speaker 6: in Jupiter, Florida. Did you hang out down here with us?
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  Speaker 6: Please go check it? But yeah, I'll stop you the president.
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  Speaker 6: You know, there was a day when Tiger Woods didn't
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  Speaker 6: have to gloss that way. I mean, if there's proof
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  Speaker 6: to the fact that Tiger isn't Tiger anymore, is the
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  Speaker 6: fact that he needs to run some line about talking
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  Speaker 6: to the president to try to impress The constabulary in Jupiter, Florida.
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  Speaker 6: Used to be enough to say, oh my god, you
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  Speaker 6: know it's Tiger Woods down there. Most of them now
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  Speaker 6: they're like, is that that old guy that used to golf?
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  Speaker 6: I mean most police officers. I don't think I've ever
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  Speaker 6: seen Tiger Woods win a golf tournament. You know, they're
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  Speaker 6: twenty one, twenty two years old. Do they know who
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  Speaker 6: Tiger Woods even is? And how do you spell eldrit?
• 2:44
  Speaker 6: So we get and that's just fun and frolic. That's
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  Speaker 6: while our soldiers are searching frantically the Iranian countryside. I
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  Speaker 6: watched at least one left wing blogger lose his battel
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  Speaker 6: control over the fact that if we're searching for an
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  Speaker 6: American civilian, then that means.
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  Speaker 7: There's boots on the ground and the president line and
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  Speaker 7: people died, and oh my.
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  Speaker 6: Gosh, you know, you almost you almost don't know where
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  Speaker 6: to begin, because the left is starting to grasp the
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  Speaker 6: fire hose mentality that the president has the idea that
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  Speaker 6: if you just keep firing, they're not going to be
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  Speaker 6: able to keep up with you, and they do. They
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  Speaker 6: just so you've got left wing bloggers now saying that
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  Speaker 6: because this fifteen crashed, ron says it shot it down,
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  Speaker 6: says it shot down another one that we have pretty
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  Speaker 6: good intel that it crashed on its own, that there's
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  Speaker 6: a pilot who has American boots and they're on the ground.
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  Speaker 6: And I understand this is why you start each weekend
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  Speaker 6: with a headache. I get it. I'm with you, player,
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  Speaker 6: but we must run our first things down for you
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  Speaker 6: this morning so that you can begin this Saturday morning
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  Speaker 6: and get off to what it is you need to do.
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  Speaker 6: So as mentioned, a US fighter jet and F fifteen
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  Speaker 6: to E went down. One of the crew members is missing,
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  Speaker 6: the other one has been rescued to Military helicopters, including
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  Speaker 6: a US Air Force UH sixty Blackhawk, were struck by
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  Speaker 6: Iranian fire while searching for the down pirate pilot, and
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  Speaker 6: in Iran leadership has called on the public to find
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  Speaker 6: quote the enemy pilot. The US strikes Thursday on a
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  Speaker 6: major Iranian bridge that was under construction to the Iranian authorities,
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  Speaker 6: killed eight people celebrating the close of the Persian New
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  Speaker 6: Year because apparently it's a thing to do this on
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  Speaker 6: an unopened bridge that's under construction. Iran decried the strike
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  Speaker 6: on civilian infrastructure, while the president said the bridge collapse
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  Speaker 6: was what they intended and threatened much more to follow.
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  Speaker 6: Half of the NCAA Women's Final four is settled, and
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  Speaker 6: it was more It looked like more of a blowout
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  Speaker 6: at the end than it was in a back and
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  Speaker 6: forth game for most of it. The South Carolina game
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  Speaker 6: Cocks pulled away four an eleven point win over Yukon. However,
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  Speaker 6: after the game, Gino Orima, coach at Connecticut, had a
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  Speaker 6: shouting match that went on for some time with Carolina
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  Speaker 6: coach Dawn Staley during a TV after a TV interview afterwards,
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  Speaker 6: ORIMA said their coach rants and raves on the sidelines
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  Speaker 6: and calls the rec free names you don't want to hear,
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  Speaker 6: and we get six fowls to none. I've got a
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  Speaker 6: kid with a rip jersey and they say, I don't
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  Speaker 6: see it. Come on, man, it's for a National Championship cruise.
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  Speaker 6: Battle of smoky and fast growing wildfire Friday and windy
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  Speaker 6: college and temporarily closed that down. It's the Springs fire.
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  Speaker 6: It broke out around eleven Friday morning and by evening
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  Speaker 6: had grown to about sixteen point eight square kilometers in
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  Speaker 6: the Marino Valley in Riverside County, and US and European
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  Speaker 6: officials say Russia is the one providing Iran targeting intelligence
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  Speaker 6: on American ships in their battle with the United States. Meanwhile,
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  Speaker 6: Russia struck at least and killed eight people in Ukraine
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  Speaker 9: M h.
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  Speaker 6: H m HM. Dedicate one of the ladies.
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  Speaker 17: Sometimes they're Bay needs something to keep you cool.
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  Speaker 6: I love women's basketball now.
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  Speaker 18: Sometimes they have bab needs something.
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  Speaker 6: To keep you cool because you know, the man's game
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  Speaker 6: has become so sanitized, and it wasn't. And I'm trying
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  Speaker 6: to figure out if what's the old expression about interpersonal relationships.
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  Speaker 6: If you have a problem with everyone else, the problem
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  Speaker 6: might be you. I mean it was it was Pat's
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  Speaker 6: summit for a long time that battled with Gino Ori Emma,
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  Speaker 6: and now it's Dawn Staley. I mean, you know, does
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  Speaker 6: Gino just go home at night and and get into
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  Speaker 6: matches with his wife? Now, Lord knows, I've seen couples
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  Speaker 6: that do that, but at least it, you know, in
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  Speaker 6: a game, these games, you know, forty to fifty, you
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  Speaker 6: know these I appreciate the women's game of basketball more
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  Speaker 6: so than the men's and there's a hierarchy. Basketball is
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  Speaker 6: one of the sporting events that I appreciate very much.
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  Speaker 6: Number one, because it is a game of the people,
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  Speaker 6: not of you know, the people who can afford to
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  Speaker 6: play it. It's why it caught on in Europe in
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  Speaker 6: ways that none of the other quote American sports. Have
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  Speaker 6: kids all over Europe play basketball, not as much as
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  Speaker 6: they play soccer, but with the same efforts, because you
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  Speaker 6: really don't need a lot to play basketball a and
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  Speaker 6: that's how you get started. You don't get started in
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  Speaker 6: a league with a coach and an athletic trainer and
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  Speaker 6: a dietitian and a nutritionist and a zen master and
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  Speaker 6: all that other stuff. You're just a kid with a
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  Speaker 6: ball and a goal. That's how soccer works, That's how
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  Speaker 6: basketball works, and that's why they are the two biggest
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  Speaker 6: sports in the world. Whether they're big on TV in
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  Speaker 6: the United States, that's a different debate because the stats
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  Speaker 6: will start flying and look at how many people watch
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  Speaker 6: NFL football, Joe, and look at how few kids are
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  Speaker 6: playing it. There's a huge crisis in football coming, and
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  Speaker 6: it's a demographic one because kids ain't playing, moms don't
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  Speaker 6: want them playing because of CTE. This is why you're
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  Speaker 6: seeing such a push for flag football. I've said this
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  Speaker 6: to Mac on numerous occasions, not that it is the
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  Speaker 6: most important story in the world, but you will see
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  Speaker 6: tackle football go away as a sport before ten years
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  Speaker 6: goes by. The NFL will adopt They're already doing it
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  Speaker 6: in the Pro Bowl. The viewership, though not Super Bowl level,
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  Speaker 6: is high, mostly because it's women in bikinis. But the
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  Speaker 6: Women's Flag Football League has got adherence. But basketball is
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  Speaker 6: that game that regardless of your economic stature, you can
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  Speaker 6: play ball. And the National Basketball Association, or as I
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  Speaker 6: call it, the National Basketball Abomination, has become so dull,
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  Speaker 6: so mind numbingly dull, because everybody is so big and
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  Speaker 6: the court has not changed in size from when the
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  Speaker 6: average NBA player was six foot five now they're seven
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  Speaker 6: feet and the court is just clogged with massive people.
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  Speaker 6: And as a rule, the professional men's basketball is dull.
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  Speaker 6: Women's game, they're smaller, there's more room, there's more passing
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  Speaker 6: that is an efficientado over the game. I appreciate the
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  Speaker 6: pass that leads to the pass that leads to the
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  Speaker 6: open shot. Unfortunately, the women's game is falling into the
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  Speaker 6: same trap the men's. You know, it's isolation. Who's your
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  Speaker 6: big star player? Just get them the ball and then
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  Speaker 6: they bounce it for a while until they decide which
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  Speaker 6: way they're going to go, and then they try to
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  Speaker 6: take a shot and you've got a fifty to fifty
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  Speaker 6: chance they make it. That's why you wind up with
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  Speaker 6: games that you know, forty five minutes later you've scored
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  Speaker 6: ninety points. So it's it's on the coaches. I guess
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  Speaker 6: to take on some of the attention getting, but gino
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  Speaker 6: Oriema doesn't need to fight to secure his place. He
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  Speaker 6: and Pat Summit, their rivalry Tennessee versus Connecticut made collegiate
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  Speaker 6: women's basketball thing. And his point about the early rounds
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  Speaker 6: and that there are too many rounds mid majors at
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  Speaker 6: center of the NCAA basketball tournament for the women's side
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  Speaker 6: maybe right, because just like it was in those days
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  Speaker 6: when he was battling Pat Summit, there were few teams
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  Speaker 6: that had enough number one caliber players to compete. So
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  Speaker 6: you wind up with games where Yukon is winning its
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  Speaker 6: opening round games by thirty points, and you're saying, well,
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  Speaker 6: that's not even competitive. You almost want to stop the
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  Speaker 6: fight in the first round because the talent pool of
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  Speaker 6: female basketball players hasn't grown to the point where a
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  Speaker 6: sixteen seed has enough star player to do it. To
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  Speaker 6: have that upset moment that University of Maryland Baltimore County
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  Speaker 6: ousting Virginia from the nc Double A Tournament, and for
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  Speaker 6: my fence in Charlotteville, yes I had to bring that up.
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  Speaker 6: But the battling between you know, coaches and and and
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  Speaker 6: somehow it's the coach's fault that you know, she got
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  Speaker 6: the referees to stop calling fouls on South Carolina. If
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  Speaker 6: that's the case, that's a bigger story. I mean, if
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  Speaker 6: Gino wants the n C Double A to investigate whether
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  Speaker 6: coach which whether referees are just ignoring fowls, that's a
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  Speaker 6: different investigation. But it's it's at least made a dull
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  Speaker 6: game of defense. And I like defense, but of every
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  Speaker 6: now and then I want somebody to pass the ball
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  Speaker 6: a few times to get to break down the defense.
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  Speaker 6: The fireworks at the end made, you know, some of
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  Speaker 6: the NC Double a final for stuff worth it as
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  Speaker 6: a lot of polks tuning in for it, and I
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  Speaker 6: get it, But a bigger question still comes with the name, image,
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  Speaker 6: likeness stuff. And Gino brought up a little bit of
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  Speaker 6: this after they made the Final four, and he talked about,
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  Speaker 6: you know, these small colleges and transfer portal in their
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  Speaker 6: star players. They get one star player, they make the
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  Speaker 6: NC Double a tournament star player transfers to Tennessee or
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  Speaker 6: Connecticut or South Carolina. And is that good for some
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  Speaker 6: school in Evanston, Illinois or Sandpoint, Idaho. And you would
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  Speaker 6: say to a degree yes, because you make some box
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  Speaker 6: for making the double a tournament and you put your
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  Speaker 6: school's name in front of some eyeballs. Though the viewership
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  Speaker 6: for the final four is still pretty good, but for
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  Speaker 6: those first rounds of sixty four not so much, not
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  Speaker 6: so much. And the danger in this, and this is
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  Speaker 6: where it comes back to where our normal milieu is,
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  Speaker 6: is that these schools that have now capitulated to the name,
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  Speaker 6: image likeness paying student athletes stuff. They're basing it on
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  Speaker 6: the fact that Mercedes Benz and all these corporations Pfizer, etc.
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  Speaker 17: All across America, talk radio and the voices of freedom.
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  Speaker 11: Hi, don't stop talking, don't stop sharing, don't stop laughing,
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  Speaker 11: don't stop caring.
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  Speaker 6: Karen, as long as you've got a voice, don't liver.
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  Speaker 6: Stop here's the thing about this. And I love the
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  Speaker 6: Greenwich and the banded Gunhill Road can be heard on
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  Speaker 6: Gunhill Road. Now wouldn't we use it anyway? But here's
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  Speaker 6: the thing about talking. Talking involves listening to And this
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  Speaker 6: is where I think our media is falling apart. And
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  Speaker 6: it goes back into this interview I gave to Barrett
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  Speaker 6: Media about why we're here live on a Saturday morning,
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  Speaker 6: about why we get up at five in the morning
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  Speaker 6: and get on the radio and why are we Because
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  Speaker 6: you need to not only hear what's going on, but
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  Speaker 6: because we've fallen into this corruption of pure democracy, and
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  Speaker 6: pure democracy is a dangerous animal. Why because in pure
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  Speaker 6: democracy it's important to have the most people following you.
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  Speaker 6: In liberty, it doesn't matter how many people follow you.
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  Speaker 6: In liberty, it just means that you believe what you
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  Speaker 6: believe and you can talk to people about it. And
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  Speaker 6: you know what, disagreement is not the end of the story.
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  Speaker 6: It's just part of the story. And a government that
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  Speaker 6: gets in your way of doing that is a bad government.
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  Speaker 6: I don't care what its constitution says. If people are
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  Speaker 6: ignoring it, it's bad and you need to stand up
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  Speaker 6: for your individual rights. And this is one of the
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  Speaker 6: things all those Iranians that were getting shot and killed
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  Speaker 6: by the Mullahs before the news blackout hit that we
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  Speaker 6: don't see anymore because we can get news out of
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  Speaker 6: the country. Just like those ladies we spoke to at
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  Speaker 6: Seapac last weekend, these are individuals standing up up and
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  Speaker 6: trying to be heard. And the hearing is the thing,
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  Speaker 6: not the talking. It's the hearing. Joel's on the line
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  Speaker 6: with us, and we were getting into that a little
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  Speaker 6: bit talking about you know how we're fumbling the ball.
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  Speaker 6: In a world where we have more technological ability to
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  Speaker 6: share information, the authoritarians are working over time to try
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  Speaker 6: to make it out to not be worth listening to.
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  Speaker 6: And that's dangerous because when you have more opportunity to listen,
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  Speaker 6: you should be listening more.
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  Speaker 14: I don't know I'm not, you know, I'm not I'm
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  Speaker 14: not in the military. I don't know all the planning,
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  Speaker 14: but I'm sure the Mossad has, you know, people all around,
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  Speaker 14: and I'm sure we have special forces in some areas too.
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  Speaker 14: But it's a vast country and you can't go around saying, oh,
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  Speaker 14: we've wiped out their military, we've wiped out because there's
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  Speaker 14: a lot of cities that we don't even know about,
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  Speaker 14: I mean, and we know about them.
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  Speaker 6: They well, it's been an enigma for almost fifty years there,
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  Speaker 6: and what is our intel. The problem with the Islamic
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  Speaker 6: world is that Americans stick out like sore thumbs and
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  Speaker 6: it's very hard to get reliable, you know, intel out
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  Speaker 6: of some of those countries. So you know, there was
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  Speaker 6: there way it could it have been a missile silo
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  Speaker 6: we didn't know about. Sure, absolutely, it's it's a combat operation.
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  Speaker 6: And so if you don't think, you know, Buster Douglas
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  Speaker 6: can knock Mike Tyson out, you're crazy. But they shot
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  Speaker 6: a plane down. It's not the end of the world.
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  Speaker 6: But of course the left wing Trump haters say, see
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  Speaker 6: Trump lied, people died. You know, it's the same thing
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  Speaker 6: that I said earlier. The bloggers who were saying, see
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  Speaker 6: Trump lied, there are boots on the ground now, and
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  Speaker 6: it's like, come on, folks, can we just stop being
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  Speaker 6: a one or a zero and live somewhere in the
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  Speaker 6: middle and be intellectually honest. But they can't because it's
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  Speaker 6: all or nothing and it's just it's crazy making, and
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  Speaker 6: it's why people are tuning out. And I'm glad they're
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  Speaker 6: tuning out of some media, but it's I was mentioning
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  Speaker 6: this interview I gave to Barrett News Media and it's
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  Speaker 6: a trade paper. I don't know everyone watched it. I
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  Speaker 6: posted it, but I said, you know, our media is
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  Speaker 6: suffering because we're serving the wrong customers. We're serving the
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  Speaker 6: I don't know if you've ever been in a restaurant
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  Speaker 6: and you're there and you're on a date and everything,
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  Speaker 6: and you've scraped together enough money to go to this
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  Speaker 6: fancy restaurant. Then the mayor or the owner of the
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  Speaker 6: big tech company comes in and all the servers and
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  Speaker 6: all the mayor d's go over to help him. You know, Oh,
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  Speaker 6: here's your seat, sir, And all of a sudden, you
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  Speaker 6: can't get a waiter to come over and refill your
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  Speaker 6: coffee because they're all, you know, impressed by the big,
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  Speaker 6: you know, lucrative customer that walked in. That's what's happened
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  Speaker 6: to a lot of our business. This is where we
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  Speaker 6: have fallen prey to Wall Street and all of that stuff.
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  Speaker 6: But the media has latched onto this plane going down
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  Speaker 6: is proof that Trump is screwed up and and Americans
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  Speaker 6: are going to start dying. And it's the Civil War
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  Speaker 6: all over again, and all the hair on fire stuff
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  Speaker 6: that is going to drive people away from listening to
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  Speaker 6: the news. And that's good for the authoritarians because then
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  Speaker 6: you're not listening to the news. Joe.
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  Speaker 14: Often you talk about the individual and how how the
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  Speaker 14: individual has been tried to be destroyed, not only by
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  Speaker 14: the Democrats, but some some Republicans are independents, And where
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  Speaker 14: does where does one life become important? And and and
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  Speaker 14: we know that all lives are all lives are important,
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  Speaker 14: but we also have people that are trying to destroy life.
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  Speaker 14: And the other thing is too, is that you when
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  Speaker 14: you're mentioned about basketball, right, instead of just always being
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  Speaker 14: on a defensive position, we need to be on an
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  Speaker 14: offensive position. And that's what President Trump is doing. He's
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  Speaker 14: clearing out the clutter, not just necessary with war, but
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  Speaker 14: with our economy, with our energy, because if we don't
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  Speaker 14: have if we don't have energy, we don't have a
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  Speaker 14: better economy. Our dollar were already thirty nine trillion dollars
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  Speaker 14: in plus in debt, and like you said, we could
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  Speaker 14: be like Greece and fall down. And then the rest
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  Speaker 14: of the rest of the places that are stronger, I
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  Speaker 14: don't mean they're not as strong as us, but are
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  Speaker 14: stronger at the time, could could really foul up the.
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  Speaker 6: Works well, and the works is the thing. And you
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  Speaker 6: talk about the individual, let's not forget we're you know,
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  Speaker 6: coming up to the day we celebrated the resurrection of
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  Speaker 6: the guy that taught us the individual is the important thing.
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  Speaker 6: Remember Samaria when all his when all his boys went
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  Speaker 6: running off to find the mayors and the elected officials
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  Speaker 6: and the famous business owners in Samaria, and Jesus sat
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  Speaker 6: down with the woman who had been shunned by everyone
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  Speaker 6: in her community. Different tellings, different meetings, but basically she
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  Speaker 6: is either a fallen woman, a prostitute, whatever, whatever it was.
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  Speaker 6: Nobody in the community wanted to talk to her. Jesus did,
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  Speaker 6: and and that's the message. That's the message we should
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  Speaker 6: all be taking in that. But you have a blessed
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  Speaker 6: Easter weekendcern and thank you for the call. I appreciate it.
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  Speaker 6: Thanks Jeff four eight four three four eight a two
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  Speaker 6: four two one seven on what that is? Can somebody
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  Speaker 6: check the plug? There forth that on this Easter weekend.
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  Speaker 6: So much more to get into, but remember it's about
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  Speaker 6: you and anyone who's not serving you as the customer
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  Speaker 6: isn't serving you. And it is all a service economy.
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  Speaker 6: We're all out there trying to help one another and
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  Speaker 6: pay our bills with it. My name is Bobby.
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  Speaker 14: I'm a veteran and lost my leg to a roadside bomb.
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  Speaker 19: My victory was going from a wheelchair to becoming a
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  Speaker 19: weightlifting champion.
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  Speaker 15: My victory was finding a career I can be proud
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  Speaker 15: of and supporting my family.
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  Speaker 9: America's veterans are on their most important tour, the tour
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  Speaker 15: My victory was going from homeless to.
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  Speaker 9: All at DAV we're on a mission to help veterans
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  Speaker 16: I'm a veteran and my victory was finishing my education.
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  Speaker 9: DAV offers veterans of all generations a lifetime of support
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  Speaker 6: My victory was proving that disability is not a limitation.
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  Speaker 16: My victory was getting my service dog and new best friend.
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  Speaker 9: We help more than a million veterans every year as
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  Speaker 18: My victory is being able to be there for my family.
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  Speaker 9: When America's veterans win, we all win. Help us support
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  Speaker 9: more victories for veterans. Go to dav dot org for
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  Speaker 9: victories great and small.
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  Speaker 6: My victory was proving disability is not a limitation.
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  Speaker 16: My victory was getting my service dog and new best friend.
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  Speaker 9: We help more than a million veterans every year as
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  Speaker 9: they face and conquer their challenges.
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  Speaker 18: My victory is being able to be there for my family.
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  Speaker 9: When America's veterans win, we all win. Help us support
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  Speaker 9: more victories for veterans.
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  Speaker 6: Go to dav dot org.