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Wicked Radio 2-5: Savannah Guthrie's Mom, Ban On Puberty Blockers, & Trump's Superbowl Pick! · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Back home, and it feels so good. Wicked Radio live
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Speaker 1: Let's be real anyway, Thanks for hanging out with me
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Speaker 1: while I had a business trip. And I know that
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Speaker 1: audio and picture quality wasn't the best, but it's still
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Speaker 1: amazing what you could do. I mean, good lord, compared
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Speaker 1: to the old radio days. Anyway, that's neither here nor there.
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Speaker 1: I forget about the audio podcast too. We post this
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Speaker 1: right after we get off a lot to talk about today.
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Speaker 1: I like you are probably just gathering the details of
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Speaker 1: this Savannah Guthrie story. You know, she's the NBC anchor,
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Speaker 1: you know Today's show, the Post Show, all that good stuff.
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Speaker 1: Just an absolutely horrific story. We'll talk about that as well.
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Speaker 1: But like, and if you know me, and I know
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Speaker 1: you do, I always try to find find the light right,
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Speaker 1: find the good stuff, even in the most horrific situations.
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Speaker 1: And I've been talking about new stories and headlines for
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Speaker 1: so long that have kind of forced myself to train
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Speaker 1: myself my brain to look for the light in this stuff.
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Speaker 1: And I promise you, even in something horrific. There's always
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Speaker 1: something positive in this case. I think the positive is
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Speaker 1: the amount of people that are putting aside the politics
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Speaker 1: and all the other crap that we all concent we
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Speaker 1: were all hit with every single day now and almost
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Speaker 1: everybody is just pulling for this lady. I don't care,
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Speaker 1: you know, put it aside. It doesn't matter who the
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Speaker 1: hell cares. She's no friend or President Trump, who the
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Speaker 1: hell cares? Right, put all that crap aside and just say,
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Speaker 1: this is a person whose mom is involved in some
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Speaker 1: kind of horrific what appears to be a kidnapping story
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Speaker 1: or a ransom story. We'll get into the details, but
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Speaker 1: it's been great to see so many people who otherwise
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Speaker 1: normally wouldn't care anything about what an NBC anchor says,
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Speaker 1: pulling for her. It's been beautiful to see. Anyway, we'll
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Speaker 1: give you the update on that as well. Speaking of that,
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Speaker 1: is NBC giving Trump some credit. We'll talk about it
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Speaker 1: on the House floor. Yesterday they had a financial hearing.
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Speaker 1: Excuse me, and Scott Bessenter or Treasury Secretary come, one
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Speaker 1: of my favorites. He's so calmly, just absolutely hammered these
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Speaker 1: overgrown theater kids in that room. I think we can
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Speaker 1: all learn from it. I'm trying to write notes and
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Speaker 1: learn how to handle that because that was just fantastic
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Speaker 1: what he did. They will wrap it up today with
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Speaker 1: a little bit of fun. President Trump has made his
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Speaker 1: super Bowl pick. Duh, not really, but anyway, it was
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Speaker 1: kind of fun. It's interesting that the White House media team,
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Speaker 1: this administration media team, it's so different from before. Right,
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Speaker 1: they finally figured out how to do social media, you know,
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Speaker 1: try to make it a little bit more entertaining, just
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Speaker 1: funny to see. We'll get to that too. Ex should
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Speaker 1: being here, Let's get to this horrific story. But again
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Speaker 1: you find the light and you realize how many people
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Speaker 1: are pulling for Savannah Guthrie, her family, hoping her mom's okay,
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Speaker 1: a little bit of background of a story. I was
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Speaker 1: catching up on this too. I didn't I didn't quite
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Speaker 1: get it. Like I was traveling on the road. I
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Speaker 1: have a bunch of business meetings, and I kept on
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Speaker 1: getting headlines in this. I'm like, what this sounds like? Unreal?
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Speaker 1: You know Savannah Guthrie from NBC, she's a very famous anchor.
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Speaker 1: Neither here nor there, but no friend or President Trump
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Speaker 1: she said so in the past. The great thing is
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Speaker 1: we can put that aside. The horrific thing is her mom,
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Speaker 1: who lived just outside of Tucson, apparently, who lives there.
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Speaker 1: Sometime between Saturday night and this past Sunday, what appears
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Speaker 1: to be, according to the local investigators in Arizona, it
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Speaker 1: was abducted from her home. There's bloodstain on the floor,
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Speaker 1: she was taken, she was last seen. And now you've
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Speaker 1: got the family, Savannah and her I think her siblings
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Speaker 1: just begging for help here. I don't know. I'm not
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Speaker 1: too versed on this stuff. Maybe you are better than me.
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Speaker 1: It kind of seems like I think maybe the FBI
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Speaker 1: helped them with the wording of this, because it kind
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Speaker 1: of seems like there's a harnsom involved here. And you know,
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Speaker 1: I've watched enough CSI shows like you probably have where
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Speaker 1: and movies where they try to send it direct even
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Speaker 1: though it's a video that's put out to the world,
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Speaker 1: it's kind of like a direct message to whoever may
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Speaker 1: be responsible for this, you know what I mean, Look
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Speaker 1: those keywords. Regardless, here's what they released just last night,
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Speaker 1: and again, you just pray for their situation. Doesn't matter
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Speaker 1: who she is on.
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Speaker 2: Behalf of our family. We want to thank all of
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Speaker 2: you for the prayers for our beloved mom Fancy. We
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Speaker 2: feel them, and we continue to believe that she feels
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Speaker 2: them too. Our mom is a kind, faithful, loyal, fiercely
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Speaker 2: loving woman of goodness and liked because.
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Speaker 1: You can imagine how it goes on. What I can't
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Speaker 1: imagine is being in that situation. I don't care who
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Speaker 1: you are, I don't care what you believe, I don't
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Speaker 1: care what you say. That's just horrific, absolutely horrific. What's
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Speaker 1: been great to see is how many people, a lot
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Speaker 1: of it online obviously, are pulling for her and praying
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Speaker 1: for her. A lot of people, including apparently the big guy,
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Speaker 1: President Trump, has spoken to her directly. Apparently, and it's
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Speaker 1: as luck would have it, NBC News didn't interview with
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Speaker 1: President Trump just about at the same time that video
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Speaker 1: was released on NBC. Here's what they say.
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Speaker 3: We also want to mention after our interview, off camera,
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Speaker 3: the President called Savannah Guthrie and spoke to her, offering
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Speaker 3: words of support for her and her family as they
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Speaker 3: search for their.
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Speaker 1: Mother, as he should. That's the right thing to do, obviously,
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Speaker 1: and point in fact, he did. He's set this out
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Speaker 1: on truth Social and then it was on X. I'm
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Speaker 1: not going to do my horrific Trump impersonation here because
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Speaker 1: it's too serious of a story. I spoke with Savannah
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Speaker 1: Guthrie and let her know that I am directing all
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Speaker 1: federal law enforce to be at the family and local
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Speaker 1: law enforcement's complete disposal, immediately deploying all resources to get
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Speaker 1: her mother home safely. Prayers of our nation are with
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Speaker 1: her and her family, and that seems to be true.
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Speaker 1: I've seen an awful lot of that. God bless to
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Speaker 1: protect Nancy. President Donald J. Trump. Good for Trump. That's
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Speaker 1: fantastic that he did that, fantastic, And let's just hope
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Speaker 1: that that has some sort of a nice resolution, because
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Speaker 1: that's I can't We've all had a mom. I can't
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Speaker 1: imagine going through that any family. So let's continue to
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Speaker 1: pray for her, and like I said, the good News
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Speaker 1: is amazing to see people put political different or media
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Speaker 1: differences aside and just pray for her because she's a
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Speaker 1: human being. I love that. Speaking of that interview, NBC
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Speaker 1: did it right along the same time. And are things
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Speaker 1: changing in the media? Is this a different world? Is
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Speaker 1: NBC giving credit to President Trump for the border? Maybe
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Speaker 1: maybe not, but he sure appreciated it. This was that interview.
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Speaker 1: You've had success on immigration. Illegal border crossings are at
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Speaker 1: historic lows, right.
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Speaker 4: You know, it's so nice that you But if you
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Speaker 4: look at Tom, we just said it's true. No, but
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Speaker 4: it's so nice.
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Speaker 2: I hope you Eric.
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Speaker 4: It's so nice what you said, because that's called good reporting.
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Speaker 4: That's called fair reporting.
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Speaker 1: Now, of course, and it is though, I mean that's
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Speaker 1: factual with the success at the border, I mean that
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Speaker 1: that's like you can't that's just black and white. That's
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Speaker 1: a fact. But Trump loves it because he's like, well,
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Speaker 1: it's good news for me. That means you're a good journalist.
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Speaker 1: That's okay. Is it changing? Are you know? Are they
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Speaker 1: daring to actually report something factually if it looks makes
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Speaker 1: President Trump look good in a certain light. Maybe maybe not.
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Speaker 1: Maybe that's the demand for it. Other side media note,
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Speaker 1: did you see what else happened yesterday? I'd never choose
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Speaker 1: for anybody that has been fired. I've gone through it.
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Speaker 1: You probably have to. But the Washington Post speaking of
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Speaker 1: traditional mainstream journalism or what used to be journalism media anyway,
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Speaker 1: they just fired three hundred people. They say, of course,
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Speaker 1: they always put out the spin that it's about because
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Speaker 1: they're going to concentrate on national issues. We're getting ready
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Speaker 1: of our independent podcasts and the sports bar and entertainment
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Speaker 1: that's all gone. Really, they're cutting back because the demand
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Speaker 1: has been so because, like Elon said, we're the media now.
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Speaker 1: People have so many sources of information to collect all
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Speaker 1: the information to make their own decisions. They don't rely
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Speaker 1: on outlets like the Washington Post anymore. I don't like
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Speaker 1: to see anybody lose their jobs, but still it's a
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Speaker 1: result of where we are now. People have choices. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: speaking of the border, this all tied into yesterday. This
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Speaker 1: was amazing. Now. Normally I would never ever try to
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Speaker 1: bore you with some sort of clip audio video anything
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Speaker 1: from a house hearing, but this was too good not
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Speaker 1: to share. Scott Bissent, as you know, as the Treasury Secretary,
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Speaker 1: he's becoming one of my favorites. Not because of some
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Speaker 1: of the policies here that's obviously more important. He doesn't
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Speaker 1: put up with anything. Have you noticed the difference now
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Speaker 1: where the overgrown theater kids, this is what I call him,
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Speaker 1: you know, the elected representatives that shout and scream in Congress,
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Speaker 1: and they yell and they talk over each other, and
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Speaker 1: the madness and all this other stuff. There's a lot more,
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Speaker 1: and it happens on the Democrat side too. Now there's
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Speaker 1: a lot more people who not handle them well. Scott
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Speaker 1: Bissent certainly knows how to handle them. And it was
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Speaker 1: just brilliant yesterday. First and foremost, what he said about
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Speaker 1: the border was amazing to me because it all impacts
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Speaker 1: what he's talking about with the Treasury Department, and you're
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Speaker 1: thinking border security, what has that to do with what
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Speaker 1: Scott Bissent does everything, specifically housing, somebody asked him about
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Speaker 1: the connection between an open border and the rents that
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Speaker 1: you or your kids can't afford. It was a great answer.
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Speaker 1: And then we'll get to in this set the overgrown theater,
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Speaker 1: kids yelling and screaming. We'll get to that after that
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Speaker 1: and how he handled it. But first there is the
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Speaker 1: important in particulars we think about the impact of housing.
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Speaker 3: Was Biden's open border policies directly related to some of
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Speaker 3: the inflation that we've seen in housing.
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Speaker 5: So that's where you're previously cut off. Yes, to come
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Speaker 5: back to that I would point to a study from
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Speaker 5: the Wharton School that said that supply and demand works,
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Speaker 5: especially in low end housing that letting in ten twenty,
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Speaker 5: We don't know how many illegal aliens that flooded into
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Speaker 5: the housing market. They all need someplace to live.
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Speaker 1: So it's a great answer, and it just gave you
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Speaker 1: ammunition and me ammunition for anybody that says to you
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Speaker 1: who's just not aware of the issues as you are, well,
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Speaker 1: why do they have to take out the ellegue. Why
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Speaker 1: can't we just close the border and then have no
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Speaker 1: deportations Because it's mean, you know why, because your kids
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Speaker 1: can't afford rent. That's why, because all of that, they
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Speaker 1: have to go somewhere. You know. All the headlines said
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Speaker 1: that they were starting to admit now that there's ten, fifteen,
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Speaker 1: twenty million illegals came across the border in the previous
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Speaker 1: four years. Where do you think they are They they're
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Speaker 1: in subsidized housing that's taken up, housing that you can't
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Speaker 1: afford anymore. Supply and demand a simple, a simple case
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Speaker 1: study of this. Well, once he pointed that out, well
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Speaker 1: that sent the overgrown theater kids into a tizzy. That's
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Speaker 1: just well, that's just you know, because why ask yourself
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Speaker 1: why they would get so upset at what Scott Pascent
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Speaker 1: said just there? Because it threatens their game. You and
10:37
Speaker 1: I have talked about this for four straight days now.
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Speaker 1: The whole country wants voter ID, the whole country. Eighty
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Speaker 1: three percent, that's what I was talking about. Yesterday, CNNI
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Speaker 1: admitted that eighty three percent want voter ID. The Democrats
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Speaker 1: are fighting it because they can't win elections if we
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Speaker 1: have fair elections. The only reason to be against voter
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Speaker 1: ID is to cheat an election. So when he starts
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Speaker 1: talking about the connection between illegal immigration flooding across our
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Speaker 1: borders and a direct link to the housing market, well
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Speaker 1: that's that's hitting the nerve. Then they went, excuse the
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Speaker 1: term ape ship yesterday over again. This is how you
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Speaker 1: have to look at them overgrown theater kids. But the
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Speaker 1: great thing is exactly how he handled it, because I,
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Speaker 1: in my opinion, this was like perfection. This is Scott
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Speaker 1: Bessett just yesterday, uh, dealing with these people, and this
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Speaker 1: is exactly how you.
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Speaker 4: Have to do.
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Speaker 5: Ten and twenty million emmigrants, the housing housing stock of
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Speaker 5: working Americans and can you maintain some level of his
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Speaker 5: time has expired, has.
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Speaker 4: Not aspired, and the gentleman gentlemen took up my time. Mister,
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Speaker 4: I think you should recognize that, mister chair.
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Speaker 1: The gentle woman's time has expired. Take that.
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Speaker 2: You want to.
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Speaker 4: Take that as a note for a seven billion to
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Speaker 4: do your responsible.
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Speaker 1: In the second clip there, whoever that idiot is shouting
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Speaker 1: at Scott I said, he just kept on talking. That's it.
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Speaker 1: For first of all, I love that technique when they
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Speaker 1: just go all emotion and then the overgrown theater kids
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Speaker 1: start yelling at you. Just keep talking. It's just it
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Speaker 1: drives them crazy. Just just keep going. And Maxine Waters
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Speaker 1: in the first clip there, well you shut up, and
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Speaker 1: he said, I don't know if you heard this or
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Speaker 1: saw this. Scottisen goes, no, and then he goes and
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Speaker 1: he read his copy points, and then and then he
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Speaker 1: when she kept on babbling on and on and on,
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Speaker 1: he goes, can you show an ounce of decency? This
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Speaker 1: is new. We didn't used to push back like this.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes they'd shout back and forth. Now we have people
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Speaker 1: in this administration that no ada handle them. They've seen
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Speaker 1: them for years. They how to deal with it. Calmly,
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Speaker 1: uh sharply, he pushed right back, and he got his
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Speaker 1: points across, and he comes out the winner, and they
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Speaker 1: look like just babbling idiots. That's how I handled him.
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Speaker 1: That's a great takeaway for all of us. God, that
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Speaker 1: was great. He's become one of my favorites. And again,
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Speaker 1: important part of that takeaway was most people aren't paying
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Speaker 1: attention to the overgrown theater kids, like Maxine Waters shouting
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Speaker 1: he took my time. No, they're paying attention to now,
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Speaker 1: more people than ever in the country because he handled
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Speaker 1: it so well, are going wow. Yeah, I never thought
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Speaker 1: about that. That's another big reason. Yeah, that's why we
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Speaker 1: need to crack down an illegal immigration. That's why deportations
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Speaker 1: is so important because it affects the housing market supply
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Speaker 1: and demand. All Right, there's another big story here. Not
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Speaker 1: the nicest thing to talk about in the world, but
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Speaker 1: this was huge. Listen, everybody's got their own opinion about
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Speaker 1: puberty blockers, gender affirming care. We were told it's happening
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Speaker 1: for years. American Medical Association just made a huge announcement
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Speaker 1: that's already having major impact. Scott Jennings, you know him
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Speaker 1: as the guy on CNN that just speaking of hand
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Speaker 1: the overgrown theater kids He's the one they put on
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Speaker 1: the panel, and he just schools these idiot democrats trying
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Speaker 1: to talk in his ear every single time. Only also
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Speaker 1: as a podcast as everybody does these days. He broke
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Speaker 1: the news and explained it very very well. This is
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Speaker 1: a big story as far as how history will look
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Speaker 1: upon this time, the days of taking miners and mutilating bodies.
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Speaker 3: That Welcome back to the Scott Jennings Show. More breaking
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Speaker 3: news for you today, and it is a political earthquake.
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Speaker 3: Two of the most powerful medical institutions in the United
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Speaker 3: States just blew up one of the left's most protected
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Speaker 3: sacred cows. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the
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Speaker 3: American Medical Association have now both gone on the record
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Speaker 3: saying the same thing. There is insufficient evidence to justify
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Speaker 3: gender transition surgeries for miners, and these surgeries should generally
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Speaker 3: be deferred to adulthood.
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Speaker 1: That's not that's massive. Yes, there's going to be court cases.
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Speaker 1: Yes it's going to go to the Supreme Court, of
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Speaker 1: course it is. But already now, already you've seen and
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Speaker 1: there's been a bunch of reports out this morning from
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Speaker 1: hospitals who were doing this or medical clinics that were
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Speaker 1: doing this in the name of gender affirming care, who
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Speaker 1: have stopped and halted the practice of this because they're
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Speaker 1: under orders to do so. This is massive, absolutely huge personal.
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Speaker 1: I don't tell you what to think. I just try
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Speaker 1: to tell you what they're trying to make you think.
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Speaker 1: We're going to look back at this time and say,
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Speaker 1: what were we doing? What the hell did we do?
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Speaker 1: Before kids can even get a driver's license. This was happening.
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Speaker 1: That's my take on this. This was insane. And how
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Speaker 1: we were told that this is care. I don't know,
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Speaker 1: and how does this happen? And we all say it.
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Speaker 1: It's like sometimes you know, you say, and I hear
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Speaker 1: this a lot, and I've felt this a lot. I've
15:51
Speaker 1: said it out loud. We voted for a mandate. We
15:55
Speaker 1: want to change on this, We wanted all this. What's happening?
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Speaker 1: Where are the results? Sometimes we don't see the results.
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Speaker 1: This was the result from direct pressure from Bobby Kennedy Junior,
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Speaker 1: and believe it or not, doctor Oz too was huge
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Speaker 1: behind this, putting pressure on the Association of Plastic Surgeons
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Speaker 1: scot like Scott Jennings said, and also in the American
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Speaker 1: Medical Association putting pressure on them. You didn't see it
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Speaker 1: in the headlines, you didn't see it in front of
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Speaker 1: your face every single day, But behind the scenes it's working.
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Speaker 1: So not always, but sometimes when you think that your
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Speaker 1: your elected politicians aren't doing anything, it's a lot more
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Speaker 1: progress than we think sometimes. So let's hope common sense
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Speaker 1: prevails in that one. Let's see, but there are going
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Speaker 1: to be core cases. Just get ready for it. All right,
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Speaker 1: wrap this up with of course, of course, as we
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Speaker 1: get closer and closer to Super Bowl sixty, we've got
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Speaker 1: a super Bowl angle to talk about. Is it from
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Speaker 1: the practice fields of Santa Clara or Stanford where the
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Speaker 1: teams are practicing. No, this one goes from the resolution desk.
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Speaker 1: That's right, that's right. President Trump has made his Super
16:57
Speaker 1: Bowl pick.
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Speaker 2: Uh.
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Speaker 4: I have a feeling this is going to be a
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Speaker 4: great super Bowl. I've watched all season. I've seen these
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Speaker 4: two teams just win, win. When I see two great quarterbacks,
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Speaker 4: young great quarterbacks, it's going to be a fantastic super Bowl.
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Speaker 4: And everybody wants to hear who I pick. And I'll
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Speaker 4: tell you.
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Speaker 1: What a tricky, tricky, tricky of course, he's not going
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Speaker 1: to make a pick, and they're funny though, how we've got,
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Speaker 1: you know, an administration, and whoever's president next, whether it's
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Speaker 1: a Democrat or Republican, will do the same thing. But
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Speaker 1: I gotta say the Trump White House figured this out,
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Speaker 1: how to do social media, how you can be the
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Speaker 1: president and still do a goofy little gimmick like that
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Speaker 1: where he didn't make his pick and they cut it off,
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Speaker 1: and I don't know, it's just different this time. I
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Speaker 1: think they figured out how to do it and reach people.
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Speaker 1: Of course, he's not going to make a pick. He can't,
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Speaker 1: he's the president. Along those lines. Did you happen to
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Speaker 1: see this too? I'm close to this because obviously, being
17:53
Speaker 1: a fan, I have so much Patriots related news and
17:56
Speaker 1: people I follow on my thing, so I was aware
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Speaker 1: of this pretty soon and I said, oh, that's going
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Speaker 1: to make some headlines. So Tom Brady the goat. They
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Speaker 1: asked him, of course in Super Bowl week, who his
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Speaker 1: pick is, and he said, I'm noncommittal. I can't make
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Speaker 1: a pick, and it is causing show. This is not
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Speaker 1: the most serious thing in the world, but it's just
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Speaker 1: interesting to see it is causing shock waves through I
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Speaker 1: would say the league and the sports media world because look,
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Speaker 1: he's Tom Brady. Okay, he now does the Fox color
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Speaker 1: analysis on Sundays. He's a partial minority owner for the Raiders.
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Speaker 1: The guy can't make a pick, even though he spent
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Speaker 1: twenty glorious years with the New England Patriots, winning six
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Speaker 1: Super Bowls before he went on to Tampa and won
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Speaker 1: another one. Okay, the guy can't make it. Even I
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Speaker 1: understood this. You know, I'm a diehard Pats fan. Even
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Speaker 1: I understood this. Well, apparently that's not going so well
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Speaker 1: with his ex teammates. You probably didn't see any of this,
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Speaker 1: but again, I follow a lot of these people. They
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Speaker 1: are hammering him, I mean, just relentless. Some of his
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Speaker 1: ex teammates said, no, we're not putting up with that. No,
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Speaker 1: this is Teddy. Bruski was like living about it. He goes,
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Speaker 1: I'm making a pick. He goes, I am. I I'm
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Speaker 1: He said, I work on ESPN. I'm making a pick.
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Speaker 1: What's wrong with Tom? Evince will Fork, great defensive lineman
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Speaker 1: for the Pats. He said, Tom, that's bs. This is
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Speaker 1: a bunch of crap. Better you better make a pick.
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Speaker 1: I think it was a Sante Samuel, another former player.
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Speaker 1: He threatened them. He said, Tom, I'm giving you twenty
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Speaker 1: four hours to pick the Pats or it's on. No,
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Speaker 1: so silly, but again goes to show you how big
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Speaker 1: of a media event and cultural event that this game is,
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Speaker 1: like it or not, And I get it. I always
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Speaker 1: tell you this. I'm with you and some of the
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Speaker 1: stupid things the NFL has done, and I was the
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Speaker 1: one yesterday calling Roger Goodella dumb ass because he is.
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Speaker 1: But we love this sport, we do. So we'll see
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Speaker 1: as we get closer and closer to it. Yeah, Tomorrow's Friday,
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Speaker 1: Holy cow, getting closer and closer again. The big takeaway,
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Speaker 1: as horrific as this Savannah Guthrie mom's story is, I
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Speaker 1: think God, let's pray that they find her okay, and
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Speaker 1: that's all right. As bad as that is, the great
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Speaker 1: news to see is how many people have come together
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Speaker 1: put political differences aside. And she's no fan of Trump,
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Speaker 1: she's no conservative, she's a media person. Most people, not everybody,
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Speaker 1: most people have been able to put that aside and
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Speaker 1: wish her the best because that's a horrific story. Noy'be.
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Speaker 1: God can't imagine going through that and the Scott bessent
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Speaker 1: lesson there whenever you're dealing with, prime example in Congress,
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Speaker 1: these overgrown shouting theater kids like Maxine Waters. But you
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Speaker 1: got them in your personal life too, you know you
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Speaker 1: do handle them like he did. Calm, cool, collected, and
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Speaker 1: just mock them. It's the best way, I promise you.
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