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"Less Pride" (Friday, June 05, 2026, Hour 2) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: QUI.
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Speaker 2: First thing today on the Talk Media Network by Joe Thomas,
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Speaker 2: the second most famous Thomas and Charlotte Smith.
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Speaker 3: Jewort said, steal me, step me every day, at least
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Speaker 3: for work, when the sun comes up, drops a pet
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Speaker 3: to school.
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Speaker 4: Then Joey is everything agenda.
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Speaker 5: All the Jesses seven needs no one that Joe's as Smith.
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Speaker 6: He only as let them be your Joe.
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Speaker 7: God, bless you for letting me be of service to
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Speaker 7: you each morning.
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Speaker 8: I want to be so it drives me every day.
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Speaker 8: I just want to be your Joe.
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Speaker 7: Four three four eighty two four two one seven, Uh,
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Speaker 7: you said, Kareem texts in at that number, said, can
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Speaker 7: you survey these students that you speak of? Happy to
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Speaker 7: submit questions? Kareem to something. I asked, very good questions.
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Speaker 7: He's always saying he wants to give me questions. Ask Actually, Kareem,
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Speaker 7: I'm teasing. By the way, this is the locker room
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Speaker 7: kind of camaraderie we share on this program. But I
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Speaker 7: am planning on doing some stuff with the Hofstra University students,
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Speaker 7: dozens and dozens of them. But right now they're working.
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Speaker 7: It's so goold to watch that are all scrambling around
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Speaker 7: for bombastic loudmouths like me and Larry O'Connor, and I.
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Speaker 8: Was like, can I get you an exar?
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Speaker 7: And it's such a dangerous thing when young people get
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Speaker 7: into radio because the joke is always, you know, how
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Speaker 7: many cups of coffee a day did you get for
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Speaker 7: the big time radio show host?
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Speaker 8: And I try that, you.
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Speaker 7: Know, when I've had interns from you know, whether it
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Speaker 7: be Virginia Tech. And Virginia has some very interesting laws.
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Speaker 7: I'm not necessarily against those laws. If you do not
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Speaker 7: have and you are not taking a broadcasting degree, either
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Speaker 7: a major or a minor in Virginia, you're prohibited from
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Speaker 7: interning with a radio station. I cannot accept your labor
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Speaker 7: for free. And it's interesting, in this day of name
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Speaker 7: image likeness, broadcast internships still can earn you credits towards
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Speaker 7: your degree, sometimes a lot of them.
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Speaker 8: And you know, I wonder how.
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Speaker 7: Long before somebody says, hold it, they're paying the quarterback
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Speaker 7: of the football team, I should get paid for my internship,
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Speaker 7: and that'll of course end all the radio internships there.
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Speaker 7: But it's fun to be around all the young people
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Speaker 7: who want to get into radio. And one of them
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Speaker 7: just was joking because he said, Yeah, this is like
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Speaker 7: having a podcast that people can hear.
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Speaker 8: I'd like that.
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Speaker 7: Sometimes you just have to keep your ears open and
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Speaker 2: The two Quit for you from Joe Thomas. It's first
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Speaker 2: thing today, I have.
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Speaker 9: To climb.
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Speaker 8: Lord for my say. Teach me to take one day
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Speaker 8: at a time.
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Speaker 7: There you go, That's what I'm talking about. Maybe the
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Speaker 7: one place people still, you know, on a daily basis,
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Speaker 7: celebrate pride. There is is in the Christian music realm.
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Speaker 7: Because I know I hear on the stations in and
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Speaker 7: around all the places I go. It's fascinating format and
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Speaker 7: a lot of it is new and upcoming. And you
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Speaker 7: see these festivals that go on that hundreds of thousands
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Speaker 7: of people gathering for gospel and comradeship and all of this.
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Speaker 7: It's just that more than even the political stuff is inspiring.
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Speaker 7: Or you know, seeing all the kids running around here
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Speaker 7: at Tomstra University that want to do radio for their
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Speaker 7: lives there and know, please, the snarky emails about Coman Joe,
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Speaker 7: aren't you going to go out there and explain what
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Speaker 7: real life.
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Speaker 8: Is like to them? You think I want to ruin
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Speaker 8: their day? That badly?
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Speaker 7: Come on now, James Luck, our friend from JCS Gold
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Speaker 7: is stop by to visit with us and tell us
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Speaker 7: how gold and silver are doing this morning. Of course
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Speaker 7: the place I go to for gold and silver trading,
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Speaker 7: investing and that kind of stuff because I trust a
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Speaker 7: family business. It's not out there trying to sell me
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Speaker 7: something just because they have to. We've already heard enough
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Speaker 7: stories about big Las Vegas based banks that got in.
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Speaker 8: Trouble for doing that kind of stuff.
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Speaker 7: James is just a family business that wants to help
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Speaker 7: you at jcsgold dot com.
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Speaker 8: How are you doing this morning, sir, I'm doing well, Joe.
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Speaker 21: Golden silver on a slight discount this morning. Gold is
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Speaker 21: down just about a quarter of percent, down nine dollars
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Speaker 21: to four four hundred and sixty five dollars. Silver is
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Speaker 21: down one and a half percent to seventy two dollars
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Speaker 21: and seventy five cents, So both medals still bouncing around
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Speaker 21: in this channel that we've been stuck in for the
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Speaker 8: We have silver at.
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Speaker 21: Spot and we even have some items below Spot there,
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Speaker 21: so you can get some really cheap deals on silver
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Speaker 21: at the moment.
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Speaker 7: Well, it's a great opportunity for you to add to
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Speaker 7: your portfolio, he says this morning, acting like I know
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Speaker 7: anything about gold and silver, But it is the stuff
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Speaker 7: I've learned from talking to you, James.
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Speaker 21: Absolutely, and you don't really have to know too much
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Speaker 21: about it other than you know it's a it's a
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Speaker 21: great investment that you get to physically hold on to,
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Speaker 21: which is unlike any.
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Speaker 8: Other type of investment.
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Speaker 21: Really you can you can transport it around with you,
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Speaker 21: but it's something you actually own and.
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Speaker 8: Store and that you have full control over.
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Speaker 21: And you know, when you have some discounts like this
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Speaker 21: and there's some great deals on silver, it's a great
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Speaker 21: time to add to what I say, silver stack, so
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Speaker 21: you can stack up some more silver and be a
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Speaker 21: silver stacker well.
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Speaker 7: And especially without the spot you know markup that you
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Speaker 7: were talking about, you know the spot deals that you
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Speaker 7: have at jcsgold dot com. It's a good time. Sounds
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Speaker 7: like it's going to be a busy weekend on there.
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Speaker 7: Hopefully the server is ready for it absolutely.
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Speaker 21: JCS cool dot com will operate all weekend twenty four
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Speaker 21: to seven. You can always check live prices there and
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Speaker 21: go ahead and lock in your price and place your
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Speaker 21: order twenty four to seven there at JCS gold dot com.
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Speaker 8: I appreciate it. Jam. You have a great morning, sir.
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Speaker 8: Thanks Joe, you too.
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Speaker 7: Four three four eight eight two four two one seven.
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Speaker 7: I will tell you what went on last night. I'll
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Speaker 7: give you my analysis of it, and I want to
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Speaker 7: hear how it's impacting you where you are now. You see,
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Speaker 7: to pick up on what we were talking about last hour,
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Speaker 7: that them there that was an advertisement for a partner
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Speaker 7: of the radio program. But I guess you gathered that
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Speaker 7: because I was saying these kind.
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Speaker 8: But within there it's just to say you.
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Speaker 7: Can't learn something from an advertisement. But I could have
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Speaker 7: just as easily gone to jcs Gold myself. But I
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Speaker 7: want to show you that James is just a guy
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Speaker 7: like you and me, and give him a call and
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Speaker 7: talk about that stuff.
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Speaker 8: But that's the that.
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Speaker 7: Blurred line that we're seeing. You know, that's killing the
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Speaker 7: journalism world. And I've been sensing and we talked about
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Speaker 7: this a little bit. This goes into the CBS.
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Speaker 22: Uh.
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Speaker 7: The new guy that's been tasked with running sixty minutes
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Speaker 7: has already opened it up by being patently dishonest with
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Speaker 7: the staff at sixty minutes, saying that you know, Blackrock,
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Speaker 7: the corporate ownership of CVS Paramount at OL will have
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Speaker 7: no say, we will not be giving marching orders and
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Speaker 7: you CBS has a long history of this. The battles
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Speaker 7: between William Paley and Edward R. Murrow are legend. And
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Speaker 7: this is of course before Edward R. Murrow got McCarthy's
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Speaker 7: derangement syndrome and lost what was a promising broadcasting journalism
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Speaker 7: career into ardent Marxist advocacy. And we can unpack that
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Speaker 7: one if you want to, but that's not necessarily breaking.
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Speaker 8: News radio guy to Meansmarconin. But Edward R.
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Speaker 7: Murrow battled Pailey tooth and nail over advertisements during the
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Speaker 7: news particularly. I think it was like Lucky strikes cigarettes
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Speaker 7: or one of the cigarette manufacturers wanted to sponsor the
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Speaker 7: news because Murrow would smoke on television. I mean, Edward R.
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Speaker 7: Murrow would be sitting there at the counter, puffing away.
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Speaker 7: And so one of the cigarette manufacturers said, hey, can
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Speaker 7: we can we be the official cigarette that Edward Edward R.
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Speaker 7: Murrow smokes while he gives us the news? And Murrow
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Speaker 7: was like, no, no, because what happens if something bad
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Speaker 7: happens to that cigarette company. There's a there's some prescients
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Speaker 7: and and I have to report on that. Do I
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Speaker 7: do I skip the news story because they're a sponsor?
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Speaker 7: And he said to Pale, can't you put more ads during?
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Speaker 7: I love Lucy? And Paley's point was your I think
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Speaker 7: At that point the CBS Evening News was twenty minutes long,
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Speaker 7: but it was the most singularly popular time on the
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Speaker 7: CBS network, more people tuned in, and they've wasted that.
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Speaker 7: They've wasted that by well killing the goose that laid
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Speaker 7: the golden egg, by forgetting that there was a reason
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Speaker 7: so many people tuned into that. So we'll get into
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Speaker 7: other stuff. But I just, you know, I know that
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Speaker 7: a lot of folks because this is what has happened,
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Speaker 7: this is what the Marxists have done.
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Speaker 8: And maybe the end of Edward R.
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Speaker 7: Murrow's story, how the Marxists were able to get him
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Speaker 7: to you know, downplay and to defame McCarthy and his
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Speaker 7: efforts to expose Marxism in the American government. Yeah, I'm
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Speaker 7: taking the side of Joe McCarthy wasn't wrong. We've now
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Speaker 7: chapter and verse, we have proof all over the place
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Speaker 7: that Joe McCarthy wasn't wrong.
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Speaker 8: He may have been wrong, and I might.
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Speaker 7: Disagree with his tactic for dealing with it, and for
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Speaker 7: that I can blame lots of people, you know, Roy Cone,
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Speaker 7: Dick Nixon, you know, you name it. But McCarthy wasn't wrong.
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Speaker 7: The American government had become completely infiltrated with Marxists. Now
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Speaker 7: we shrug it off, we elect them president, and we're like, oh, No,
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Speaker 7: he's not a Marxist, he's a Democrat. Oh okay, so
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Speaker 7: we've rebranded, just like we've rebranded hamas a community organization
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Speaker 7: for a marginalized there's a spokespersons for a marginalized community.
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Speaker 8: Great, that'll work well. That'll go over well.
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Speaker 7: At the barbecue, and we will continue your phone calls
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Speaker 7: Okay, Prases, you don't expect your mom to say.
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Speaker 27: Yeah, well, you know, my my mom had already passed.
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Speaker 27: It's about Martin Luther King and it's at the Lorraine.
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36:59
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Speaker 25: It's why apps to take them lines and makes them
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Speaker 25: sound prepocious for seeing.
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Speaker 26: England in congress or and mainstream outlets. This information's origins
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Speaker 26: a slightly loss atrocious.
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Speaker 8: It's how you had a lighted lie.
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Speaker 17: It's how you had a little line.
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Speaker 7: Email comes in during the break we were ramping up,
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Speaker 7: and it may have got cut off right there at
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Speaker 7: the end, but you know, Andy was talking about safe
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Speaker 7: sex and I mentioned that, you know that if you
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Speaker 7: don't discuss these things, people will die. In Let's go
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Speaker 7: back to our favorite guy, Tony take the shot, leave
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Speaker 7: the Canoli Fauci and very early on in AIDS HIV,
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Speaker 7: the message from Tony Fauci was barriers, barriers, barriers, barriers,
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Speaker 7: don't be silly, rap your willie, you know, say it
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Speaker 7: however you want to. And the same is true in
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Speaker 7: you know, other non marital congresses where too many young
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Speaker 7: people don't understand the gravity of creating a new life
45:48
Speaker 7: and because we don't have honest conversations. Go back to
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Speaker 7: our very earliest segment about CBS and sixty minutes and
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Speaker 7: the gravity that Edward R. Murrow saw in the very
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Speaker 7: early days of broadcast news, and how that has been
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Speaker 7: frittered away to almost nothing. It's like the value of
46:09
Speaker 7: a US dollar used to be robust, now it's almost
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Speaker 7: nothing because it's been wasted, it's been abused, it's been
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Speaker 7: taken for granted. And the time that you have you
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Speaker 7: spend it. You're giving information, not campaigning. And this ties
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Speaker 7: into what I was saying about, you know, weary about
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Speaker 7: conversations about you know, whether it be homosexuality.
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Speaker 8: We will have some.
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Speaker 7: Fun with Mahmud on Ahmedinajad and whether the Council of
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Speaker 7: Experts in Tehran or hiding Ayatola Junior in a closet.
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Speaker 7: Wink wink, and how many other members of the Council
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Speaker 7: of Experts might be hiding in a closet as well.
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Speaker 8: Wink wink, and we begin.
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Speaker 7: We can be cute, we can be too cute by half,
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Speaker 7: we can be shock jock and just say stuff.
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Speaker 8: But the point is that people.
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Speaker 7: Don't know facts because everyone's on a campaign. Everyone's trying
47:16
Speaker 7: to get you to agree with them, and nobody is
47:19
Speaker 7: agreeing with anything, so it's obviously failing. I don't have
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Speaker 7: a single solitary issue to discussing healthcare with a Democrat.
47:32
Speaker 7: But if your discussion about healthcare is how Donald Trump
47:36
Speaker 7: is killing people, I don't want to have that conversation
47:39
Speaker 7: with you because you're not going to have a conversation
47:41
Speaker 7: about what's wrong with healthcare, because you are only pitching
47:45
Speaker 7: the idea that what's wrong with healthcare is Donald Trump,
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Speaker 7: anymore than I want to have a conversation with somebody
47:53
Speaker 7: who's going to say everything that's wrong with healthcare is
47:56
Speaker 7: Barack Obama's fault. If we're going to get the right answers,
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Speaker 7: we have to be asking the right questions. And if
48:08
Speaker 7: we're asking the right questions and somebody gets offended by
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Speaker 7: you asking a question, well then you might know a
48:21
Speaker 7: little bit more about that person just based on that.
48:24
Speaker 7: So plenty more to get into. And I want to
48:26
Speaker 7: press into this gallop pole, a little bit gallop pole
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Speaker 7: support for the concept of same sex marriage. I have
48:38
Speaker 7: one of my wife's dear friends is married to a
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Speaker 7: woman and they fight like cats and dogs and they
48:44
Speaker 7: storm out on each other. I say, this sounds like
48:47
Speaker 7: a marriage to me. And a couple of things that
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Speaker 7: I say that offend people or make people mad. The
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Speaker 7: Bible goes into great lengths to discuss homosexuality, which tells
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Speaker 7: me something It was around then. And sometimes you talk
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Speaker 7: to people that they think, oh, this is just something
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Speaker 7: that was invented when al Pacino did cruise in.
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Speaker 8: No.
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Speaker 7: No, I mean Leviticus only exists because men were chewing
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Speaker 7: the How does it phrase the natural use of the woman?
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Speaker 7: And so it obviously was a problem. Then you know, okay,
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Speaker 7: is what you want to talk about over breakfast? No,
49:46
Speaker 7: I probably not. But the when somebody comes to you,
49:51
Speaker 7: whether it be about Barack Obama or Joe Biden or
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Speaker 7: Donald Trump or Joe Thomas in the morning, it doesn't
49:59
Speaker 7: make a difference if all they want to do is say,
50:02
Speaker 7: my debate is this person is bad. Therefore, that would
50:07
Speaker 7: be like saying every Marxist idea Graham Platner has is
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Speaker 7: bad because Graham Platner has questionable ethics. I think the
50:19
Speaker 7: converse is true. Marxism has attracted somebody like Graham Platner
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Speaker 7: to it. It's a funny text from about half an
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Speaker 7: hour ago.
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Speaker 8: It was apropos if nothing.
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Speaker 7: The text message was, are you sure Donald Trump didn't
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Speaker 7: endorse Graham Platner and not Lindsey Graham, which which would
50:39
Speaker 7: inflame you more. The number of emails I got over
50:42
Speaker 7: Donald Trump saying he's endorsing Lindsey Graham probably would only
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Speaker 7: increase by two or three if he said he was
50:48
Speaker 7: endorsing Graham Platner. But what we see in this gallop pole,
50:54
Speaker 7: the results show that once it stopped just being live
50:58
Speaker 7: and let live, want to go and be married to
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Speaker 7: my spouse because I you know, I just don't groove
51:07
Speaker 7: on okay. I think you're failing your community, but that's
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Speaker 7: my belief. There's nothing nothing more to and you're, you know,
51:19
Speaker 7: the beauty of a child. I think you're also falling
51:23
Speaker 7: prey to the population bomb. Paul Earlick crowd who thinks that,
51:29
Speaker 7: you know, we need to all go into homosexual relationships
51:33
Speaker 7: so we have fewer kids. I mean, there's subtexts to
51:38
Speaker 7: all of this, But when it starts being okay, now
51:43
Speaker 7: we have the ability to be married and contracts. And
51:48
Speaker 7: I had a long debate, raging argument with someone once
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Speaker 7: about whether or not this was just about contract law
51:55
Speaker 7: or not, because a lot of the gay marriage laws
51:59
Speaker 7: that were past were basically saying you the legal community
52:04
Speaker 7: have to give the same gravity to the spouse of
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Speaker 7: in the same sex marriage that you would in a
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Speaker 7: heterosexual marriage.
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Speaker 8: It's all it was. It was contract law, a huge argument.
52:20
Speaker 7: My son was in a play. He was called eight.
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Speaker 7: Clooney and Pitt put this play together. It was about
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Speaker 7: the case when Schwarzenegger was governor of California, and it
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Speaker 7: was a depiction. My son was younger at the time
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Speaker 7: and he was playing one of the kids of the
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Speaker 7: two females in the case. And afterwards the activist all
52:42
Speaker 7: came out and I got up and embarrassed my son,
52:45
Speaker 7: but one of the gay women in the troops said,
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Speaker 7: thank you these people on their camp.
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