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Yes, Whoopi, What They Did to Biden Is Wrong · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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Speaker 1: The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews you need to start
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Speaker 1: your day. You're listening to the West Carrol Morning Show.
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Speaker 2: Monday morning at thirtieth day, final day of September. I'm wes,
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Speaker 2: thanks for joining me. October tomorrow. How about that October?
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Speaker 2: And then that means we got like a month, a
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Speaker 2: little over a month, and then election Day and then
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Speaker 2: who knows what happens from there. I don't know, do
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Speaker 2: you know? I don't know. I don't know what's gonna
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Speaker 2: happen between election day and inauguration Day. It's gonna get crazy,
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Speaker 2: it's gonna get nuts. It's gonna be wild. Man, it's
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Speaker 2: gonna be a wild scene. I just think it is.
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Speaker 2: Don't you think it's gonna get a little crazy. I
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Speaker 2: don't know. I don't know how this is gonna play out,
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Speaker 2: but we're going to see exactly how it goes. Go
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Speaker 2: back to twenty sixteen. Hillary Clinton ran against Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: That's what they wanted. That's the matchup that they wanted
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Speaker 2: because they thought, oh, there's no way Donald Trump can win,
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Speaker 2: and they helped get him across the finish line as
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Speaker 2: the Republican nominee, and then he won. She wanted to
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Speaker 2: fight it. She wanted to say no, no, no, no, no, no,
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Speaker 2: I didn't really lose this. Something's fishy going on here,
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Speaker 2: something's wrong. And she says that Barack Obama's the one
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Speaker 2: who told her, no, you need to step aside. You
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Speaker 2: need to just say, hey, I lost and move away
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Speaker 2: and be done with it, and that's what you should do.
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Speaker 2: So apparently that's what she did, and we know that
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Speaker 2: because later on, according to the story, she said she
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Speaker 2: was going to encourage Joe Biden to fight it were
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Speaker 2: he to have lost in twenty twenty, and she said,
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Speaker 2: you know that. You know it was Barak who talked
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Speaker 2: her out of fighting it more, and she encouraged him.
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Speaker 2: So who knows. Who knows what's going to happen this time.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. We know what went down with Trump
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Speaker 2: when he lost in twenty twenty. We know how that
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Speaker 2: all played out. We know the story. We know the
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Speaker 2: media pitch on why he's evil and horrible and all
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Speaker 2: the things about him that they say that played out,
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Speaker 2: even though it's not even close to the story that
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Speaker 2: they've been telling us over and over again. Were some
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Speaker 2: mistakes made, probably you know, by some people. Was it him.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. Did he say some things that were
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Speaker 2: certainly you know, didn't look great. Yeah, that's true. Absolutely
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Speaker 2: there were some things that were said that didn't look great.
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Speaker 2: But in the end, and when it came to an
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Speaker 2: inauguration day, he stepped aside. They moved right on in,
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Speaker 2: didn't they. The Biden's moved in. Jill Biden or whoever.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. Some one of them is running things
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Speaker 2: behind the scenes. Somebody's making the calls. It can't be her.
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Speaker 2: I've seen a few people say it's her because she's
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Speaker 2: running some of the cabinet meetings. I guess, which is weird.
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Speaker 2: But I mean, that is weird, isn't it. That is strange.
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Speaker 2: That is just not I don't understand. How many companies,
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Speaker 2: you know, have like a you know, chairman of the board,
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Speaker 2: or have like a CEO or a CFO or whatever,
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Speaker 2: and they show up for work one day and they say, oh,
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Speaker 2: my gosh, the CEO is going to be running this
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Speaker 2: meeting we're having today, And they're like, no, no, he's not here,
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Speaker 2: but his wife came in. She's going to run it.
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Speaker 2: What's her role here? Why does she's his wife? I
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Speaker 2: don't know. Why is she running the meeting? I don't
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Speaker 2: I don't know. Why does she just get to do it?
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Speaker 2: Did someone elect her into a position that would allow
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Speaker 2: her to to run the country, to run the cabinet meetings?
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Speaker 2: I don't. I don't understand. I don't know what that's about.
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Speaker 2: But apparently that's happening. That's why we're supposed to say
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Speaker 2: doctor Jill Biden. God forbid, we don't call her doctor
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Speaker 2: Jill Biden anyway. So who knows how this is going
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Speaker 2: to play out? Who knows what the story is. I
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Speaker 2: just know that for anybody saying that Trump will not
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Speaker 2: accept defeat and that you know it's going to be
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Speaker 2: prob or should he when he'll never leave the White House,
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Speaker 2: it's all silly, isn't it. It really is. We've had
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Speaker 2: no indication that that was going to be a problem, really,
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Speaker 2: other than just the story that we're getting told. Speaking
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Speaker 2: of the story that we're getting told, I want to
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Speaker 2: talk about last week's episode of The View. Every now
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Speaker 2: and then something happens on the View and we had
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Speaker 2: to talk about it. And I think we should talk
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Speaker 2: about on the View, because the President of the United
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Speaker 2: States set in on an episode of the view. I
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Speaker 2: think that's weird. Anyway. I've said this before. I will
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Speaker 2: say this again and again and again. If you want
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Speaker 2: to as the president. First of all, I don't get
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Speaker 2: to make up the rules anyway, But I think it's weird.
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Speaker 2: I thought it was weird when President Obama went on
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Speaker 2: the Tonight Show after he won. He wasn't campaigning anymore.
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Speaker 2: He won, he was the president, he'd been sworn in.
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Speaker 2: He was there. He went on the Tonight Show. Jay
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Speaker 2: Leno interviewed him and asked him a question about the
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Speaker 2: bowling alley in the White House, and he said, you know,
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Speaker 2: you kidding me, it's like the Special Olympics when I
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Speaker 2: bowl ridiculously inappropriate, not a line comment, something that should
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Speaker 2: not have been said. And I think that that kind
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Speaker 2: of thing gets said because he was in a circumstance
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Speaker 2: where he's on a talk show, a late night comedy
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Speaker 2: talk show, and then he says something that, you know,
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Speaker 2: maybe for just a general guest. I don't even know
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Speaker 2: that just a general guest on there. I don't know
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Speaker 2: that a comedian some maybe would have gotten away with it.
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Speaker 2: Not all of them would have gotten away with it.
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Speaker 2: Some would have been canceled immediately. He got away with
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Speaker 2: it like it was no big deal. Or remember people
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Speaker 2: defending him. I remember people that I know who liked him,
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Speaker 2: and they said, ah, he's just saying the kind of
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Speaker 2: stuff that we say, Uh yeah, not really a joke
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Speaker 2: that's appropriate at all. But he said it, and nobody
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Speaker 2: really seemed to make a big deal about it. Trump
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Speaker 2: did that thing he does where he goes ah, and
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Speaker 2: they said he directed that at a reporter who was handicapped,
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Speaker 2: and suddenly he's the worst human being ever because he
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Speaker 2: makes fun of handicapped a handicapped person, right, the Obama
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Speaker 2: made fun of a bunch of handicapped people, you know.
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Speaker 2: But anyway, I don't know that one's better than the other.
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Speaker 2: But I would think if you're making fun of one
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Speaker 2: individual who's been kind of a jerk to you, versus
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Speaker 2: a group of people that are competing at an Olympic level,
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Speaker 2: you know, representing a country around the world and having
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Speaker 2: you know, for a special Olympics. Stand Now, this wasn't like,
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Speaker 2: you know, this was a special Olympics where you know,
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Speaker 2: you got a lot of athletes come in and they
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Speaker 2: compete and they do their very best and their competition,
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Speaker 2: to represent their families, other people with their conditions, all
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Speaker 2: of those things. It's a very noble thing. That's who
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Speaker 2: he was making fun of. He wasn't making fun of
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Speaker 2: one person who maybe upset him, unless maybe all of
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Speaker 2: the athletes in this special Olympics ever did or said
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Speaker 2: something to upset him. If that's the case, then yeah,
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Speaker 2: maybe it's the same thing. But I digress. My point
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Speaker 2: is he was on the view. Joe Biden was on
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Speaker 2: the view, and I don't really know why, because when
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Speaker 2: Obama would he would show up on ESPN and give
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Speaker 2: his NC double A bracket picks, you know, the final
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Speaker 2: four or you know the tournament. He would make his
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Speaker 2: picks for the NC DOUAA tournament. Here's who I think
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Speaker 2: will be in the final four. I've been watching a
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Speaker 2: lot of basketball, okay, don't I don't really know the
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Speaker 2: relevance of that to the job. But that's fine, and
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Speaker 2: they need downtime. I don't knock presidents for taking vacations.
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Speaker 2: I don't knock them for now when you're the president
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Speaker 2: and like nothing's getting done and the country feels like
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Speaker 2: it's just on autopilot and you're just at the beach
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Speaker 2: and you're not running for election anymore. It seems weird
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Speaker 2: when you're doing like a three four day work week.
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Speaker 2: Speaking of late night talk shows, you're running the Johnny
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Speaker 2: Carson schedule, and you know you basically, I guess your
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Speaker 2: wife's filling in as Jay Leno on one day, and
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Speaker 2: you know you're taping maybe two shows on Thursday so
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Speaker 2: you can get out of there early. So you know,
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Speaker 2: you're not there on Monday, you're Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, you
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Speaker 2: tape two shows and then you're done. That's that's the week.
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Speaker 2: That's kind of what we're getting h Anyway, So he
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Speaker 2: went on the View, and again I don't really know
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Speaker 2: why a sitting president would need to be on the view.
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Speaker 2: I don't understand. You got other stuff to do. The
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Speaker 2: border's wide open, that's for starters. We could start there,
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Speaker 2: you know, do something about inflation, do something about anything,
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Speaker 2: anything at all. Instead you're hanging out with Whoope goldwork.
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Speaker 2: Although you know he did and it gave us a
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Speaker 2: little bit of a couple of gems, A couple of
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Speaker 2: takeaways from the interview. First of all, Alyssa Farrah Griffin
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Speaker 2: addressed the president by saying, mister President, we all agree
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Speaker 2: at this table, it's very selfless of you to pass
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Speaker 2: the baton and step aside. There was a perception that
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Speaker 2: perhaps your hand was forced in some pointed fingers to
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Speaker 2: Nancy Pelosi, who you have a long relationship with and
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Speaker 2: accomplished many things with. Do you feel that your hand
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Speaker 2: was forced and what is your relationship with Speaker Pelosi? Now?
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Speaker 2: He said, my relationship is fine. I never fully believed
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Speaker 2: the assertions that somehow there was an overwhelming reluctance of
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Speaker 2: my running again. I didn't sense that. That's when things
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Speaker 2: got a little bit weird, right, And he told her
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Speaker 2: there were some folks who would like to see me
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Speaker 2: step aside so they have a chance to move on,
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Speaker 2: and whoopee Goldberg basically after talking with him and asking him,
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Speaker 2: did he think he had a chance to win, did
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Speaker 2: he step down? Because now she said, I kind of
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Speaker 2: had the feeling that maybe, you know, you would win,
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Speaker 2: you'd serve your four years, you'd kind of set things
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Speaker 2: up for Kamala, and you know, then maybe you'd think
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Speaker 2: about stepping aside. But she asked him did he think
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Speaker 2: he would have still won? Would he have beaten Trump?
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Speaker 2: And he said yes, and she said, I don't like
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Speaker 2: the way they did it. I'm gonna say it out loud,
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Speaker 2: because nobody says it out loud. I don't like the
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Speaker 2: way it was done publicly. I thought they could have
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Speaker 2: done this in a different way because we didn't need
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Speaker 2: to hear all the inner fighting. I didn't like it.
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Speaker 2: I'm saying to you, you were my ride or die.
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Speaker 2: She laid it out that she, you know, was fully
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Speaker 2: prepared to continue to support his candidacy. She wasn't part
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Speaker 2: of the movement that wanted him gone, that wanted to
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Speaker 2: throw him out. So and you could just tell by
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Speaker 2: the look on his face, you know, either he's you know,
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Speaker 2: blanking completely on all of it. And I'm not saying
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Speaker 2: that in a mocking way. I'm just saying it's possible
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Speaker 2: that that was the case. But he really seemed to
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Speaker 2: have this look on his face of like, I still
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Speaker 2: don't know why they did it. That was my takeaway.
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Speaker 2: I watched the clip. He really seemed to be confused
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Speaker 2: at why they treated him the way that they did.
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Speaker 2: Someone behind the scenes was making the call, and it
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Speaker 2: wasn't him. It was someone dictating where things are going
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Speaker 2: to go. I told you, I think it was last week. Basically,
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Speaker 2: the Obamas, you know, wrote in Barack's book and President
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Speaker 2: Obama's book about how, you know, life in the White
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Speaker 2: House is tough. They were happy when they got to
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Speaker 2: choose what they're going to eat. I think that you
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Speaker 2: get out of the job, and that's when I think
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Speaker 2: maybe you got a little bit more pull. You're in
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Speaker 2: a position certainly, you know, you go into this more
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Speaker 2: public service standpoint, you know, I want to serve and
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Speaker 2: be president, and then you know, you make you know,
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Speaker 2: millions and billions or whatever they make after the fact.
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Speaker 2: But they seem to be in a position now where
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Speaker 2: they got more say than they had apparently while you know,
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Speaker 2: he was the president or they were the president. I
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Speaker 2: don't know. I get so confused about this, this role
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Speaker 2: of first ladies now. But anyway, so who's who's making
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Speaker 2: who's making the calls? Because clearly he was their ride
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Speaker 2: or die. Also, he was the guy that they thought,
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Speaker 2: we're going to make sure he's the nominee, We're going
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Speaker 2: to make sure he gets nominated, and he's going to
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Speaker 2: be our guy, at least figurehead, at the very least
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Speaker 2: to be president. This is what they wanted. They wanted
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Speaker 2: someone who wasn't going to resist, someone who wasn't going
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Speaker 2: to be Trump and say no, no, no, no, I
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Speaker 2: was elected president and they were going to be basically
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Speaker 2: be able to do whatever it is they do behind
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Speaker 2: the scenes. Get him to sign the papers. Hey, we
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Speaker 2: need you to sign this, or you know, at least
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Speaker 2: a stamp or whatever. I don't know. I don't know
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Speaker 2: what they're doing. Get him to be the one to go, yeah, okay,
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Speaker 2: and then let him go back to whatever he's doing.
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Speaker 2: I don't know if they're you know, we'll give you
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Speaker 2: ice cream, Lieutenant Dan ice cream. You know, I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what they're doing. But that's what they got.
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Speaker 2: I think that's what they wanted in him. I think
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Speaker 2: that's what they want in Kamala. I think that's exactly
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Speaker 2: what they want. They want somebody again who's just gonna
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Speaker 2: They want her to, you know, have the position, check
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Speaker 2: the box. Hey, look what we did. We did this.
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Speaker 2: This is the first time a woman will be president,
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Speaker 2: first time a person of Indian descent is going to
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Speaker 2: be president. You know, we've had a black president. So
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Speaker 2: you know, that's what they want. For the sake of votes.
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Speaker 2: They think that Black America wants to vote for her
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Speaker 2: because she's black. A lot of Black America doesn't see
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Speaker 2: her that way. It's just a reality. And I'm not
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Speaker 2: breaking any news here. That's just the reality. A lot
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Speaker 2: of Black Americans don't see her that way. Not a
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Speaker 2: white American. White Americans too, but not necessarily Black Americans.
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Speaker 2: And I don't know that the Indian American community is
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Speaker 2: overly embracing her like I don't know that they're seeing
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Speaker 2: it that way either. Like a lot of them really
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Speaker 2: like Nikki Haley a lot. They liked her a lot.
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Speaker 2: They liked Bobby Jendall a lot. But anyway, so this
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Speaker 2: is ultimately my question about all this is, if they'll
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Speaker 2: do this to him, what will they do to you?
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Speaker 2: Trump says this all the time. You know they're coming
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Speaker 2: after me as a way to get to you. But
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Speaker 2: this is the president of the United States that they
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Speaker 2: effectively just you know, I've used the metaphor rolled him
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Speaker 2: off the cliff that was the old thing about healthcare.
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Speaker 2: But that's effectively what they did. They made him irrelevant
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Speaker 2: and just pushed him aside, discarded him like trash for
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Speaker 2: the purposes of continuing their ability to have power and control.
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Speaker 2: That's what's going on. People have to wake up to
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Speaker 2: the fact that that's what's going on. This isn't a
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Speaker 2: conspiracy theory anymore. This is what's happening. These are the
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Speaker 2: people behind the scenes, pulling the strings, doing things that
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Speaker 2: keep them in control. And that's all they want. They
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Speaker 2: want another person in Kamala Harris to do what Biden's
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Speaker 2: been doing. You know, I don't know what her ice
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Speaker 2: cream is. I don't know what her little treat is
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Speaker 2: that they're gonna what the care it is. But I
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Speaker 2: think Whoopy Goldberg is exactly right. I can't believe I'm
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Speaker 2: saying those words. But the plan was, certainly, we're going
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Speaker 2: to get a black woman to be the vice president.
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Speaker 2: We're going to set things up so that Biden can win,
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Speaker 2: he can serve his four years. Passed the torch onto her,
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Speaker 2: set things up, and she became a disaster of a
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Speaker 2: cat and she was not the candidate anybody wanted to
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Speaker 2: see continue on this administration, not at all. In fact,
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Speaker 2: she was so bad. Let's remember this. Her staff all bolted,
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Speaker 2: The staff all signed up expecting to be, Hey, we're
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Speaker 2: going to eventually be in the White house. We're going
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Speaker 2: to follow her in, and this is where things are going, like,
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Speaker 2: this is the game plan. And once they saw the
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Speaker 2: writing on the wall, this isn't going the way we
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Speaker 2: were promised, This isn't going to pan out the way
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Speaker 2: we were promised, they bolted. They quit. They said she
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Speaker 2: was horrible, it was rough to work for, and she
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Speaker 2: wasn't going anywhere, and they felt like they had hitched
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Speaker 2: their wagon to the wrong star and they left. This
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Speaker 2: all played out. This is a real thing now. They're
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Speaker 2: not all doing commercials for Trump. But you know, anybody
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Speaker 2: that said anything negative about Trump now is being used
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Speaker 2: in ads. But but yeah, and then what do they do?
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Speaker 2: They push him out the door. When they first signed
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Speaker 2: that he was probably not gonna win, they pushed him
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Speaker 2: out the door, handed it to her and said, well,
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Speaker 2: this was the plan, this is what we had decided.
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Speaker 2: We're gonna go with it. He's done. He wouldn't step
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Speaker 2: aside because really nobody wanted him to, because they didn't
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Speaker 2: want it to be her. So I guess the question is,
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Speaker 2: if they're capable of doing that to him, what are
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Speaker 2: they capable of doing to any one of us? What
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Speaker 2: are they capable of doing to any of us. What
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Speaker 2: are they capable of doing to make us obsolete and irrelevant?
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Speaker 2: Because they can do it to him. He's supposed to be.
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Speaker 2: He's the one that was elected that None of these
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Speaker 2: people were elected. None of these people behind the scenes
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Speaker 2: were elected to run anything, including the first lady. No
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Speaker 2: one elected her to run a cabinet meeting. Is that
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Speaker 2: really happening? What are we doing? None of them were elected?
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Speaker 2: This is it. You're the people running things behind the scenes,
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Speaker 2: and you've got control over the president. You think people
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Speaker 2: around the world, you think our enemies don't realize Wait
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Speaker 2: a minute, President's not really in charge. There's these other
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Speaker 2: people running things, and all we got to do is
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Speaker 2: get to them. It's easier to get to them than
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Speaker 2: it is to get to him, right, they can get
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Speaker 2: to them. Oh my gosh, what else could they do?
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Speaker 2: I don't know, open the border, start buying our energy
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Speaker 2: and fuel from other countries that need the money to
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Speaker 2: invade Ukraine. I mean, I don't know what are they
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Speaker 2: capable of. So if the people behind the scenes could
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Speaker 2: do this to him and could potentially be compromised, what
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Speaker 2: you think, is this really in Columbus, Georgia. I mean,
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Speaker 2: this is a major city attraction that happens right here
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Speaker 2: in columb Us inside the planetarium at the Coca Cola
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Speaker 2: Space Science Center and the new season of Music under
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Speaker 2: the Dome. Check out upcoming dates for the shows, and
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Speaker 2: also check out when the next Astronomy Night's coming up.
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Speaker 2: Where you can get outside. Sometimes you do it at
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Speaker 2: the Cocola Space Science Center. Sometimes you get outside somewhere
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Speaker 2: outside the city lights. You don't want any light interference,
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Speaker 2: and you can do that as well. Upcoming Astronomy Night
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Speaker 2: events also on their website. It's CCSSC dot org. As
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Speaker 2: Sean Cruisin says, Charlie, Charlie SamSam Charlie dot org, I
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Speaker 2: after the break the Wild Robot was number one at
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Speaker 2: the box office over the weekend. Animated movie Pedro, Pascal, Lupita, Nyongo,
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Speaker 2: and Ving Rams all at the top. Robot Shipwrecked on
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Speaker 2: a deserted island. Premise for that movie, Francis Ford Coppola
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Speaker 2: is Megaopolis, Megalopolis mega. I don't know. It's a lot
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Speaker 2: of vowels in there. Bombed Landed in sixth place, only
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Speaker 2: made four million dollars and the epic cost one hundred
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Speaker 2: and twenty million dollars to produce. Beetlejuice. Beetle Juice was
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Speaker 2: in second place. After three weeks at number one, Transformers
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Speaker 2: one dropped down to third place. From second place to
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Speaker 2: third place, I guess Devara Part one finished in fourth place,
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Speaker 2: and Speak No Evil was in fifth place, So there
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Speaker 2: you go. I enjoyed Beetlejuice, Beetle Juce. I don't remember
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Speaker 2: if I talked about seeing that, but I did enjoy
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Speaker 2: Beetle Juice, Beetle Juice. It was fun, you know, nice
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Speaker 2: continuation on the story. Little continuity issues from the first movie.
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Speaker 2: There were a few things that you're going this is
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Speaker 2: supposed to be a little different if I remember correctly,
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Speaker 2: this was different in one movie. Like there were some
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Speaker 2: time issues that didn't make any sense a little confusing,
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Speaker 2: but anyway. A new survey found that nearly fifty percent
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Speaker 2: of pet owners have canceled plans with friends and family
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Speaker 2: to stay home with their pet. Another thirty percent have
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Speaker 2: called in sick to work to stay home with their pet.
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Speaker 2: Ninety seven percent of those surveys said their pet is
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Speaker 2: part of the family. I think that's you know, that's
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Speaker 2: about right. Ninety seven percent. Yeah, maybe a little bit high,
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Speaker 2: because you know, you got those people who tie them
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Speaker 2: up in the yard or whatever. Ninety nine percent said
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Speaker 2: it's important to show the pet that you love them
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Speaker 2: every day. Yeah, and how do they show their love
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Speaker 2: by taking their talking to their pets in average of
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Speaker 2: eleven times per day, having an average of ten cuddle
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Speaker 2: sessions with their pet, and petting them at least ten
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Speaker 2: times a day. Thirty seven percent of respondent said their
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Speaker 2: favorite way to bond with their pet is to cuddle
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Speaker 2: or nap with them. Uh, forget quiet, quitting, bare minimum, mondays,
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Speaker 2: and fawductivity. Some gen zers are flipping the script on
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Speaker 2: the lazy stereotype by embracing the corporate girly trend on
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Speaker 2: social media, young professionals showing off their nine to five
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Speaker 2: office shops with pride, highlighting perks like free coffee, cuke war,
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Speaker 2: cute work fits. You know you got the fit check.
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Speaker 2: That's when you're showing off your outfit.
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Speaker 1: Uh.
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Speaker 2: And the joy of face to face interactions with coworkers.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I was talking to somebody the other day
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Speaker 2: about the fact that, you know, you basically are getting
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Speaker 2: to a point where you know, they're going to be
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Speaker 2: calling many of you back to work, back into the office.
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Speaker 2: A lot of companies, that's what they're gonna do. They
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Speaker 2: want want to get you back in there.
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Speaker 1: Zoom.
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Speaker 2: Remember the company Zoom when Zoom decided Yep, you got
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Speaker 2: to really be face to face to get productivity. Uh
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Speaker 2: that you know, that's the whole basis of the company.
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Speaker 2: You know, it's like saying, you know, the soft drink
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Speaker 2: company saying, you know, you really just need to drink water.
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Speaker 2: That's what you need to do. Uh yeah, but what
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Speaker 2: about the soft drinks, Eh, you should be drinking water.
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Speaker 2: I don't think we're going to hear that from them necessarily. Hey,
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Speaker 2: speaking of soft drinks, seven Up is launching a Shirley
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Speaker 2: Temple flavor, the new soda featuring pomegranate and cherry flavors
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Speaker 2: and mimicking the flavors the classic Shirley Temple mocktail. They
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Speaker 2: will be showing up in stores starting in late October,
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Speaker 2: available in both regular and zero sugar options. I'll give
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Speaker 2: it a shot. Why not? I would try one? It's
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Speaker 2: does a Shirley Temple the original the og? Does it
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Speaker 2: have a pomegranate flavor? I don't know. I don't not
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Speaker 2: aware of that being part of the thing. But anyway,
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Speaker 2: American shoppers don't have a lot of good things say
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Speaker 2: about supermarkets these days. According to a recent Gallup poll,
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Speaker 2: only thirty three percent of Americans say they have a
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Speaker 2: positive view of grocery stores and supermarkets, and cite high
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Speaker 2: prices and bad press as the two main reasons why
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Speaker 2: grocery prices skyrocketed during and after the pandemic, but have
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Speaker 2: since leveled off. Despite that, the prices are still high
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Speaker 2: and become a major political issue, which is why there's
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Speaker 2: been a lot of negative press about the grocery industry. Comparatively,
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Speaker 2: though before the pandemic, In twenty twenty sixty three percent
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Speaker 2: of Americas at a positive view of supermarkets. Well, you
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Speaker 2: got one campaign that is telling you, hey, the prices
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Speaker 2: are high and it's the other campaign's problem. And then
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Speaker 2: that other campaign is saying, is them greedy grocers doesn't
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Speaker 2: have anything to do with the fact that we're not
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Speaker 2: energy independent anymore and we're not making things supply chains
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Speaker 2: and all that. It doesn't have anything to do with that.
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Speaker 2: It's got everything to do with them greedy grocers. And
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Speaker 2: then it says, you know that basically from a media standpoint,
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Speaker 2: negative press about the grocery industry. Hey, I wonder which
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Speaker 2: side the press is on. They're on the greedy grocer side,
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Speaker 2: is what they are. Wouldn't you love to be told
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Speaker 2: how awesome and beautiful you are just for doing something
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Speaker 2: simple like crossing the street. Well, folks in Everett, Washington
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Speaker 2: have never felt better about themselves because of a downtown
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Speaker 2: interactive art sculpture called Affirmation Station. It's a typical looking
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Speaker 2: pedestrian and a walk signal on a poll designed by
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Speaker 2: artist Timothy C. Flood. Only, instead of telling you when
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Speaker 2: to walk or don't want when you push the button,
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Speaker 2: it flashes affirmations like you are strong, or you are
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Speaker 2: awesome or beautiful or powerful. There's two hundred and fifty
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Speaker 2: different positive thoughts loaded into the sign to help everyone
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Speaker 2: have a great day. Similar affirmation station signs are also
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Speaker 2: located in some Colorado cities as well as in Iowa
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Speaker 2: and Wisconsin. I appreciate it from the art standpoint, but
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Speaker 2: is this really what people really using this feedback as boosters?
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Speaker 2: I mean, why not just give us? You know, Stuart
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Speaker 2: Smalley from SNL tell us we're good enough, you know.
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Speaker 2: Does that be enough? They don't want to have to
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Speaker 2: pay for that? I guess I don't know that. I'll
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Speaker 2: do it for this Monday edition of the show. Thanks
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