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"The Kings Speech" (Thursday, April 30, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 4: It's a great nod back to the wonderful documentary on
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Speaker 4: American education known as Animal House and Truth Be Told.
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Speaker 4: My favorite part of the movie is the punchline that
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Speaker 4: all of those wonderful scenes that have been written into
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Speaker 4: away from the disaster that befell the Faber College parade,
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Speaker 4: and the very last one is John Belushi riding off
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Speaker 4: That's the punchline of the whole movie is that Bluto
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Speaker 4: becomes a Senator, and thus we all sit here a
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Speaker 4: gape at our quote unquote leaders, our first things this morning.
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Speaker 4: Supreme Court Wednesday voted six to three to find that
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Speaker 4: the Louisiana district represented by Democrat Cleo Fields was drawn
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Speaker 4: relying too heavily on race. Chief Justice John Roberts had
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Speaker 4: and wait till they get a look at some of
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Speaker 4: the districts drawn. In Virginia, Traffic through the Strait of
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Speaker 4: Iranian blockades. Trump administration is trying to build a coalition.
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Speaker 4: He also met with oil and gas executives Tuesday at
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Speaker 4: advisors Steve Whitkoff and Jared Kushner. Survey from the Harvard
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Speaker 4: the actions in Iran. According to the Harris Pole two thousand,
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Speaker 4: seven hundred and forty five registered voters, fifty two percent
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Speaker 4: support US military air strikes, while fifty four percent say
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Speaker 4: those strikes were justified. Seventy four percent of voters say
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Speaker 4: the US is currently winning, and fifty four percent to
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Speaker 18: speaking of royals, one of the things the royals have,
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Speaker 18: he desperately tries to grasp for enough o's to make
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Speaker 18: the word smooth in this transition, is the gold.
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Speaker 4: Gold. King and Queen plenty of gold at their behest there,
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Speaker 4: and that's one of the things that separates the British
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Speaker 4: people from the King and Queen not here, though here
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Speaker 4: As a matter of fact, there's an argument that there's
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Speaker 4: are you doing this morning, James, I'm.
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Speaker 13: back in the green this morning. Gold is up almost
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Speaker 13: two percent today up eighty six dollars to four thousand,
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Speaker 13: six hundred and thirty dollars. Silver is up three and
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Speaker 13: a quarter percent, up two dollars and twenty five cents
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Speaker 13: to seventy three sixty so far today, so both medals
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Speaker 4: You know, it was interesting we were talking last week,
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Speaker 4: US dollar was transitioned into being the world's currency because
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Speaker 4: the one pound sterling had been decimated by the war
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Speaker 4: and their economy was a pile of rubble at that point.
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Speaker 4: But you know, it reminds us that the British pound
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Speaker 4: at that point was silver based and based on a
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Speaker 4: certain weight of silver, making that one pound note. So
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Speaker 4: long standing, and it's the time when we just make
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Speaker 4: up the value of our money is a relatively short,
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Speaker 4: little blip on our history, isn't it, James?
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Speaker 19: Yeah.
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Speaker 13: And it feels like anytime anyone, you know, whenever I
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Speaker 13: And every government and civilization has started on, you know,
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Speaker 13: the gold standard and gold and silver investments the whole
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Speaker 13: reason why their country has value and.
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Speaker 13: And now they realize, oh, that's not a thing anymore,
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Speaker 13: and EV's like the light bulb goes off as like
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Speaker 13: I should probably personally own some gold and silver, and
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Speaker 13: then they come and talk to me about it, and
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Speaker 13: definitely is an interesting moment to see people kind of
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Speaker 13: work that out and realize that the real money in
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Speaker 4: It's because it's always been the real money in the
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Speaker 4: two one seventy and you have a great day, James,
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Speaker 4: and we'll talk to you tomorrow.
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Speaker 10: That's great, Thanks, Joe.
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Speaker 4: I've got this text message I want to address because
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Speaker 4: it's it's an interesting one. As we were talking about
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Speaker 4: King and Queen of England coming to the United States
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Speaker 4: and doing their thing here in Virginia, front Royal Andy
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Speaker 4: writes in to us that the Battle of eighteen twelve
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Speaker 4: was the last important battle in our history. The invasion
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Speaker 4: was followed by the destruction of the White House. You
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Speaker 4: know it's as I continue to watch video from the
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Speaker 4: King's visit to the White House, your text reminded me
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Speaker 4: of a clip of aquip and again a reminder that
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Speaker 4: you you know, you don't have to love Donald Trump
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Speaker 4: to make jokes in and around Donald Trump. One can
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Speaker 4: argue that there is evidence that King Charles not a
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Speaker 4: huge fan of Donald Trump. Britain's relationship with the United
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Speaker 4: States has been prickly since twenty sixteen. But unlike Jimmy Kimmel,
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Speaker 4: King Charles actually manages to bring the funny. And since
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Speaker 4: you brought up the War of eighteen twelve, and if I.
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Speaker 19: May say so, it is a particular person to be
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Speaker 19: back in this wonderful building, the heart of your democracy
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Speaker 19: on this occasion. I cannot help noticing the readjustments to
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Speaker 19: the east wings the President following your visit to Windsor
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Speaker 19: Castle last year. And I'm sorry to say that we British,
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Speaker 19: of course made our own small attempt at real est
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Speaker 19: redevelopment of the White Hers in eighteen fourteen.
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Speaker 4: So you know, here's the point I'm trying to make
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Speaker 4: is if whoever writes the speeches for King Charles can
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Speaker 4: bring the funny, and Jimmy Kimmel can't, I think somebody
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Speaker 4: is paying somebody too much money for their efforts. But
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Speaker 4: your point is well taken on the War of eighteen twelve,
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Speaker 4: and understand this relationship with Britain. I think Clark has
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Speaker 4: brought it up in some of his phone calls as well.
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Speaker 4: Britain Germany, although ever since Mertz kind of you know,
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Speaker 4: cracked back on Iran and the straight of Hormanz Mertz's
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Speaker 4: Mertz is being weird there Fred Ethel at the German
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Speaker 4: Chancery or yeah, just a little you know, but there
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Speaker 4: they you know, he's he's trying to flex because he's,
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Speaker 4: you know, still the you know, dominant force in Europe,
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Speaker 4: you know, runs most of the countries in Europe, like
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Speaker 4: his forebearer dead one hundred years ago, wanted to anyway.
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Speaker 4: But he's flexing a little bit. But if you look
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Speaker 4: generally speaking, Britain, Japan, Germany, ever since President Trump came along, Vietnam,
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Speaker 4: South Korea, certainly all these places that were at war
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Speaker 4: with US at one point are not. Perhaps there's a
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Speaker 4: future with Iran in it there, but you think about Britain.
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Speaker 4: Britain not just the War of eighteen twelve. They continued
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Speaker 4: all the way through the Civil War, because the British
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Speaker 4: Blanche said in the statement, these allegations represent a profound
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Speaker 4: No, it was the eighth, the twelfth of August. No,
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Speaker 4: and all of their trouble with the Department of Justice
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Speaker 4: Southern Poverty Law Center was in court on Tuesday and
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Speaker 4: their statement to the court was the government was aware
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Speaker 4: of their activities. The word is sanctioned. I believe so
47:39
Speaker 4: let's unpack who the government might be and this kind
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Speaker 4: over in May of twenty seventeen. When, oh, who's the
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Speaker 4: guy He's in the news a lot. Oh yeah, James
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Speaker 4: Comy was the head of the FBI up until May
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Speaker 4: of twenty seventeen. This is, of course when all the
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Speaker 4: planning and the organization. My first interactions with the Unite
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Speaker 4: the Right organization was I believe February of twenty seventeen.
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Speaker 4: So this transportation coordinator that the Southern Poverty Law Center
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Speaker 4: was quote planting or just paying for their activities, was
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Speaker 4: doing so under the direction of James Komy and then
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Speaker 4: from there Andrew McCay. But I'm not saying James Kmy
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Speaker 4: actually did the work anymore than I said that Tony
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Speaker 4: take the shot. Leave the Canoli. Fauci did the work.
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Speaker 4: This is what the Rico Statute is all about. James
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Speaker 4: Comy says to his minions at the Federal Bureau of Instigation.
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Speaker 4: I need you to go and get some evidence to
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Speaker 4: use against this Trump fellow because he snuck in I
49:37
Speaker 4: don't know Hillary screwed up, or it was cheating, or
49:40
Speaker 4: somehow he snuck in Russia collusion. I've got a dossier
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Speaker 4: that says Russia manipulated the election. I want you all
49:48
Speaker 4: to go compose. We can't get anyone to sing, so
49:53
Speaker 4: let's get somebody to compose. So we see the Southern
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Speaker 4: Poverty Law Center, whose defense is the government was aware
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Speaker 4: of what they were doing, paying members of these nazi
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Speaker 4: and white supremacist organizations to cause trouble to make the
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Speaker 4: Trump administration look bad. And who was in charge of
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Speaker 4: it all? James Comey, Andrew McCabe, and Christopher Ray, all
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Speaker 4: majority players in the Russia collusion hoax, the failure to
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Speaker 4: bring anyone to justice. Christopher Ray, special prosecutor. Trump keeps
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Speaker 4: trusting him, but all these folks who owed their positions
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Speaker 4: to the Clintons and to the Democrats. James Cobe became
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Speaker 4: FBI director under Barack h Obama, all of these folks
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Speaker 4: who wanted to be seen as you know, stand up
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Speaker 4: guys in the organization. And yes, I'm making the illusion
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Speaker 4: that this is like organized crime, and it's not just
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Speaker 4: because Tony Fauci is Tony Fauci and you can see
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Speaker 4: him sort of being that elderly godfather sitting in his
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Speaker 4: backyard picking wines grapes off of a vine. They came
51:37
Speaker 4: to me on the day my daughter's wedding. So aside
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Speaker 4: from the fanciful thought that Tony Fauci was actually running
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Speaker 4: a mob operation, we start to see the rico development
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Speaker 4: of a mob operation. And you know, I know, we
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Speaker 4: just dighted James Comy for organizing shells in a salacious
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Speaker 4: way in a photograph on social media at a beach somewhere.
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Speaker 4: But perhaps there's more about getting James Comy into a
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Speaker 4: courtroom where he's under oath, asking questions about things like,
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Speaker 4: so what did you know about the Southern poverty law
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Speaker 4: centers paying of Unite the Rights Transportation director in twenty seventeen.
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Speaker 4: I want to remind the witness that you're under oath.
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Speaker 4: And of course then you've got the COVID and this
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Speaker 4: doctor Moranz you think will squeeze him to find out
52:42
Speaker 4: what Tony take the shot leave the Canoli's Fauci was
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