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"Thank You Veterans (and Your Families)!" (Tuesday November 11, 2025, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: The long national nightmarek is almost coming to an end now,
• 0:06
  Speaker 1: the beginning of the end.
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  Speaker 2: On your to do list, putting the radio on is
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  Speaker 2: the first thing today.
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  Speaker 3: Your word said, steal me step.
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  Speaker 1: You have a day at least for work when the
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  Speaker 1: sun comes up, drops a.
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  Speaker 4: Kid to school.
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  Speaker 5: Nay, Joey, is.
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  Speaker 1: Everything a dream do?
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  Speaker 3: All the Joses said, needs no one that Joe's as smile.
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  Speaker 6: He only aims.
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  Speaker 7: Be Joe.
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  Speaker 8: Thank you veterans.
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  Speaker 9: I want to be.
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  Speaker 8: Joe here on the program where we tell you what happened.
• 0:44
  Speaker 8: We'll tell you what we see in and amongst the
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  Speaker 8: debris field, and then we want to hear how it's
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  Speaker 8: impacting you where you are at four three, four eight
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  Speaker 8: eight two four to two one seven. You heard Mike Johnson. Yes,
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  Speaker 8: we will get into the sentence of official vote yesterday
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  Speaker 8: to pass a bill that now the House has to
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  Speaker 8: go over and look at because there were amendments made
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  Speaker 8: to it. So it's what did Mike Johnson say, It's
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  Speaker 8: the end of the beginning or something along those lines.
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  Speaker 8: But it is Veterans' Day and at the eleventh hour
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  Speaker 8: here on the eleventh day of the eleventh month, we
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  Speaker 8: will pause and give silent prayer and thanks to those
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  Speaker 8: who have volunteered in most cases now to go stand
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  Speaker 8: a post, to go run into harm's way, to run
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  Speaker 8: in where most sane men and women would run from.
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  Speaker 8: And I've said this before and I'll say it again.
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  Speaker 8: The imperative on you and me and those folks in
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  Speaker 8: our halls of government, local, state, federal, is to be
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  Speaker 8: the country that they are out there putting their lives
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  Speaker 8: on the line to protect. And if we're not, then
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  Speaker 8: we are creating the greatest offense that we could possibly
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  Speaker 8: make to somebody who's made that sacrifice, because if we
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  Speaker 8: can't live up to and this becomes the existential question
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  Speaker 8: at four three four eight A two for two one
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  Speaker 8: seven and beyond, at the Thanksgiving dinner table, at the
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  Speaker 8: water cooler, at the coffee maker online for a muffin
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  Speaker 8: with some butter on, it is what does that country mean?
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  Speaker 8: What does that country look like? And that's what is
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  Speaker 8: eating up so much of the day to day in
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  Speaker 8: this country, is that there are people who will obscure
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  Speaker 8: by clouds. For my Pink Floyd fans, that which is
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  Speaker 8: supposed to be simple, and that is what this country
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  Speaker 8: is supposed to be. And then how to defend it
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  Speaker 8: with our soldiers, sailors, airmen, the Marines who celebrated their
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  Speaker 8: two hundred and fiftieth year of existence yesterday Continental Congress
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  Speaker 8: calling them to order to help them win the liberty
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  Speaker 8: of this nation at the onset. But our first things
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  Speaker 8: this morning sixty forty as the test vote went on Sunday.
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  Speaker 8: That was the vote on Monday that passed the bipartisan
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  Speaker 8: Continuing Resolution that will fund the government through the end
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  Speaker 8: of January, but also fully fund departments like the SNAP
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  Speaker 8: program and air traffic Control. A funding measure keeps military construction,
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  Speaker 8: Veterans Affairs, Department of Agricultures, the proprietors of SNAP benefits,
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  Speaker 8: and the Legislative branch funded through September thirtieth of twenty
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  Speaker 8: twenty six, so the rest of the government will be
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  Speaker 8: funded through January thirtieth. President Donald Trump said on Monday
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  Speaker 8: in the afternoon press briefing in the Oval Office he
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  Speaker 8: would support the Senate agreement to end the government shut down,
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  Speaker 8: calling it quote a very good deal that he would
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  Speaker 8: abide by. Senator Roger Marshall meanwhile said on CNN that
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  Speaker 8: Republicans by early December, since part of the deal was
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  Speaker 8: they would then discuss separately extension of the Affordable Care
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  Speaker 8: Acts subsidies that they will introduce a plan to replace
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  Speaker 8: Obamacare at the same time. We've been working on it
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  Speaker 8: for years, Marshall said. He said Republicans plan to introduce
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  Speaker 8: the bill side by side with the ACA subsidy renewal
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  Speaker 8: bill that the Democrats have been working on. As the
• 5:15
  Speaker 8: Supreme Court weighs challenges to stop and even reverse some
• 5:19
  Speaker 8: of President Trump's tariff authorities. The President said that the
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  Speaker 8: cash windfall will help taxpayers with two thousand dollars benefit
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  Speaker 8: checks and to help bring down the debt. Four Republican
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  Speaker 8: senators have escalated their fight against the Biden administration in
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  Speaker 8: weaponized justice, demanding full transparency about secret subpoenas for their
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  Speaker 8: phone records and pushing for accountability for those involved. In
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  Speaker 8: a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi, Senators Marsha Blackburn
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  Speaker 8: of Tennessee, Ted Cruz of Texas, Josh Hawley of Missouri,
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  Speaker 8: and Rick Scott of Florida urged the DOJ to unseal
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  Speaker 8: the application behind a sweeping non disclosure order signed by
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  Speaker 8: US District Judge James Boseburg all part of the January
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  Speaker 8: sixth broad Investigative Powers, and the International Olympic Committee appears
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  Speaker 8: to be moving towards declaring a complete ban on male
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  Speaker 8: borns competing as females across all sports, a policy likely
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• 9:02
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  Speaker 12: warn you about telephone scammers pretending to be government employees.
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• 10:01
  Speaker 9: on a farm in Tennessee, I've been fascinated with animals.
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  Speaker 2: I'm not only in alle.
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  Speaker 9: Of their beauty and kindness, but also their tireless work ethic.
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  Speaker 9: Just look at the birds who gather supplies to build
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  Speaker 9: nests or Swiss foxes who work hard to provide for
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  Speaker 9: their young, or penguins who travel up to five hundred
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  Speaker 9: miles to secure food for their families, or bush babies
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  Speaker 9: whose impressive jump allows them to navigate the trees and
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  Speaker 9: the wild in search of fruit. This remarkable work ethic
• 10:25
  Speaker 9: is shared by our best friends, the canines. We know
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  Speaker 9: dogs are wonderful pets at home, but because of their
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  Speaker 9: acute senses, they also perform life saving work every day.
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  Speaker 9: Dogs keep us safe at airports. They comfort returning veterans,
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  Speaker 9: some of whom suffer from PTSS. They work with diabetics,
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  Speaker 9: alerting them when there's a change in their blood chemistry.
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  Speaker 9: Working dogs have a variety of highly trained roles that
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  Speaker 8: Oh yeah, yeah, he's starting with the woots.
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  Speaker 13: And now a speech.
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  Speaker 14: I just want to say that friendship is about heart,
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  Speaker 14: heart and brain.
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  Speaker 8: Who's with me?
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  Speaker 9: Good thing is he knows when he's buzzed.
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  Speaker 14: And my brain is saying, when it's time to go home, Somebody.
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  Speaker 15: Call me a ride.
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  Speaker 16: Love that guy, me too.
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  Speaker 17: Know your buzzed warning signs, call for a ride when
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  Speaker 17: it's time to go home.
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  Speaker 15: Buzz driving is drunk driving.
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  Speaker 19: As a family member or friend, you may be the
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  Speaker 19: first to notice when a veteran you love has been
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  Speaker 19: going through changes. Things like withdrawing, drinking more, or increased
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  Speaker 19: But help is available. Listen to hundreds of inspiring stories
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  Speaker 19: the veterans in your life. Treatment works, recovery is possible.
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  Speaker 2: It was the sounds on a need to know basis,
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  Speaker 2: because you need to know the first thing today.
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  Speaker 8: Couldn't you at least tell her about the shrinkage. I'm
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  Speaker 8: not going to tell her about that shrinkage.
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  Speaker 15: Besides, I think women know about shrinkage.
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  Speaker 8: So Mike Johnson with the line of the morning, he
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  Speaker 8: said it was a shutdown about nothing. Well, you know,
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  Speaker 8: let's examine that. And Tim Kaine actually had an interesting point,
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  Speaker 8: and in explainifying his flip on the government shutdown, I.
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  Speaker 20: Demanded that the White House gives some protection to federal employees.
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  Speaker 20: So I got them to agree all the furloughed employees
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  Speaker 20: come back with back pay, all the recently riffed employees
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  Speaker 20: come back with back pay. And and this was the big,
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  Speaker 20: the hardest thing for them to agree to. No mass layoffs,
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  Speaker 20: no riffs into the future.
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  Speaker 8: No reduction in force. And so what was all that
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  Speaker 8: reducing the size of the federal government all about. That's
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  Speaker 8: a fair question. I think you know you and I
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  Speaker 8: would sit there and say, well, hold it, we're supposed
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  Speaker 8: to be reducing the size of government, and the federal
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  Speaker 8: government the Executive Branch has said the reduction enforce, those
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  Speaker 8: who had suffered under the reduction enforce, those that had
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  Speaker 8: been laid off through a reduction in force, are now
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  Speaker 8: being brought back with back pay, and that they won't
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  Speaker 8: do any more reductions in force into the future. So
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  Speaker 8: how do you reduce the size of government? You count
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  Speaker 8: on attrition or do you do it the old fashioned way,
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  Speaker 8: which is just start going through all the departments deciding
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  Speaker 8: whether or not there's any constitutionally backed authority to even
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  Speaker 8: have the department. Then it's not a matter of a
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  Speaker 8: reduction in force. It's sorry your department has been closed.
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  Speaker 8: That's not a reduction in force. But this is a
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  Speaker 8: problematic part of this deal because if the White House
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  Speaker 8: has agreed and understand that phrases words are so meaningful.
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  Speaker 8: In this there are no inconsequential phrases. So when Tim
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  Speaker 8: Kaine says a reduction in force a riff the specific meaning.
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  Speaker 8: So what was happening was during the shutdown, non essential
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  Speaker 8: reductions in force were going on in order to pare
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  Speaker 8: down the size of some of these departments, and the
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  Speaker 8: shrinkage was leaving a lot of federal bureaucrats out of work,
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  Speaker 8: and they were trying. I think there were two maybe three,
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  Speaker 8: maybe four stories out of all the people that lost
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  Speaker 8: jobs in the reductions in force. They were able to
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  Speaker 8: come up with two, maybe three four stories of people
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  Speaker 8: who had their mortgage applications stalled because some guy at
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  Speaker 8: the VA wasn't able or the USDA wasn't processing or something.
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  Speaker 8: But they really were not able to come up with
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  Speaker 8: a mass story about it. So I don't know why
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  Speaker 8: the White House gave on that unless the Virginia election
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  Speaker 8: results sounded an alarm in the present view regarding the future,
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  Speaker 8: the midterms and what he would face with a Democrat
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  Speaker 8: led House and Senate in twenty twenty six or technically
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  Speaker 8: the beginning of twenty twenty seven, we're going to parse
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  Speaker 8: parse because he would face almost immediately Hakim Jeffries led
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  Speaker 8: impeachment proceedings, a Senate ready to seed a jury, ready
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  Speaker 8: to convict the president of impeachment and call for his
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  Speaker 8: removal from office. You know that that's just the beginning
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  Speaker 8: of it. So I think Virginia's election results are what
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  Speaker 8: gave the President the feeling I had better reverse course
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  Speaker 8: on the reductions in force and perhaps continue with what
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  Speaker 8: they were doing with the Department of Education. Not gone yet,
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  Speaker 8: but it's still only been ten months. But you start
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  Speaker 8: reducing the actual bureaucracies, you start putting these bureaucracies back
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  Speaker 8: under the control of actual congressional legislation rather than just hey,
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  Speaker 8: we want kids to read better. Here's billions and trillions
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  Speaker 8: of dollars. Spend it as you see fit. Oh, you
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  Speaker 8: have Randy Weingarten coming in next. Okay, I'll leave through
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  Speaker 8: the back door. That's what's been happening. So as we said,
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  Speaker 8: we'll tell you what went on, we'll tell you what
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  Speaker 8: we see in the debris field, and then ask you
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  Speaker 8: how it's impacting you, And said first petitioner, stand and
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  Speaker 8: be heard at four three four eight eight two four
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  Speaker 8: two one seven. Good morning, you're on the air first
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  Speaker 8: thing this morning with Joe Thomas. Who's this.
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  Speaker 21: Morning, Joe.
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  Speaker 8: It's Joel. Hey Joel, how are you doing. You sound
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  Speaker 8: perkier today. That's good.
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  Speaker 21: I'm okay. I had an interview yesterday, so I don't
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  Speaker 21: know how it went.
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  Speaker 8: You just never know.
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  Speaker 21: Anyway, I wanted to say this, I think what's happening
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  Speaker 21: right now in the United States and the world is
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  Speaker 21: watching is first of all, I don't think the Democrats
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  Speaker 21: have the wall of the left media that's still standing
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  Speaker 21: firm for them.
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  Speaker 8: And also also.
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  Speaker 21: I think with Turning Point USA and a lot of
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  Speaker 21: influence in the younger people, and then you know, as
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  Speaker 21: far as bringing them into a more social like a
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  Speaker 21: conservative movement, understanding what it means to be at that base.
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  Speaker 21: And also I hate to say this, I watched CNN.
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  Speaker 21: I think they're they're bringing in a little bit more
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  Speaker 21: conservative people. And I saw one of the ladies in
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  Speaker 21: their shoes from the Federalist papers and it was pretty
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  Speaker 21: interesting to watch her talk and speak and there was
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  Speaker 21: really no arguments. But my whole point is I think
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  Speaker 21: that when it got to the point of where the
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  Speaker 21: jet aircraft's going to be shut down, which not only
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  Speaker 21: affects tourists and businesses, but it affects male and affects
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  Speaker 21: a lot of other things, you know, specifically probably medications
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  Speaker 21: and other things that need to be delivered promptly. But
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  Speaker 21: the younger people that are trying to live that are
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  Speaker 21: just trying to make a paycheck that saw maybe their
• 20:21
  Speaker 21: grandparents and their parents have houses, to have goods, and
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  Speaker 21: they're learning that it's not all done by nanoseconds. It
• 20:30
  Speaker 21: has to be done with time and space. But they
• 20:33
  Speaker 21: feel like that time and space has been knocked out
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  Speaker 21: and it's starting to be restored with reality and truth.
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  Speaker 8: I'm hopeful that's what I wake up every morning with
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  Speaker 8: a smile in my face, hoping for Yeah, you're feeling
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  Speaker 8: on the news media. I will reserve judgment on it.
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  Speaker 8: I hope you're right. But we still live in a world, Joel,
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  Speaker 8: where allowing somebody to have a different opinion than you
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  Speaker 8: is tad amount to having it yourself. That's how these
• 21:08
  Speaker 8: people in the cancel culture view, you know, the simplest
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  Speaker 8: difference of opinion, which, again in a limited form of government,
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  Speaker 8: isn't supposed to render as some sort of dominion it's
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  Speaker 8: it's literally just supposed to be a difference of opinion.
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  Speaker 8: It's not supposed to be, oh well, you hate me
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  Speaker 8: and I have to disavow you in some way, shape
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  Speaker 8: or form. It's it's a crazy made world, but you know,
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  Speaker 8: it is where we are right now, and I think
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  Speaker 8: that I'm hopeful that you're righteous in what you say.
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  Speaker 8: It's what I work for and work towards every day
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  Speaker 8: as world where we can just have conversations and you
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  Speaker 8: know what, nobody's going to get salty if I mentioned
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  Speaker 8: a TV show or a movie I watch. Because there's bigger.
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  Speaker 22: A Brandt and her name is Shary I love. She's
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  Speaker 22: a friend of mine whom we were just praying for
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  Speaker 22: because of a surgery. She just went through.
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  Speaker 23: Yes, and I am very happy about something you actually
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  Speaker 23: talk about all the time, which.
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  Speaker 2: Is meta share.
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  Speaker 8: That is right.
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  Speaker 22: Yeah, So what was your experience like with meta share
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  Speaker 8: And that's what Mike Johnson said about the shutdown. I
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  Speaker 8: we have health savings accounts and nobody uses them because
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  Speaker 8: divest them over a certain period of time. They're limited
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  Speaker 8: in the scope of what you can do with them.
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  Speaker 8: As with so many things that the government feels that
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  Speaker 8: permission to have and to do, the health savings account
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  Speaker 8: is very much in and along those lines. So you know,
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  Speaker 8: we're still in a day where we're waiting for the
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  Speaker 8: president to is you know, continue the unwinding and the
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  Speaker 8: draining of the swamp. There are concerns of friends of
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  Speaker 8: mine because they listen to Caitlin Collins or you know, gosh,
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  Speaker 8: they've long since left MSNBC, but they still run across
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  Speaker 8: folks like Jake Tapper, who I still say, how do
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  Speaker 8: you watch him? He just wrote a book saying, yeah,
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  Speaker 8: I lied to you for four years? How do you
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  Speaker 8: watch him? And not say there's a yeah I call bs.
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  Speaker 8: I mean, it literally would be a drinking game to
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  Speaker 8: time you think he's lying to you or covering up something.
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  Speaker 8: I mean, that would that would be not that I encourage,
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  Speaker 8: you know, beverage consumption in that way. But you know,
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  Speaker 8: people do what people do. But that's the the issue
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  Speaker 8: right now is are we draining the swamp or are
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  Speaker 8: these other groups that all of a sudden said, hold it.
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  Speaker 8: I was counting on that guy making you know, high
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  Speaker 8: And there it was. Anyway, Joel, I appreciate you hanging
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  Speaker 8: on with you this ye, And I guess that's my
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  Speaker 21: I'm in parallel with you as far as saying having
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  Speaker 8: You know, I agree with you well, and there's fun
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  Speaker 8: why you believe this. I raised my three kids to
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  Speaker 8: it out like crazy. I think Dershowitz was part of
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  Speaker 8: that for a while. But by my dinner table makes
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  Speaker 8: that look like a me too supper. You know, it's
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  Speaker 8: you know, my kids constantly challenging my point of view,
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  Speaker 8: But that's that's fun. That's that's where we come up
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  Speaker 8: idea of individual human liberty. He honed it and hewed it.
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  Speaker 8: Because if you make a sword simply out of metal
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  Speaker 8: without hammering it and sharpening it, it's just a piece
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  Speaker 8: of metal that all right. Granted, it's probably gonna hurt
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  Speaker 8: when you whack somebody with it, but it's not a
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  Speaker 8: real usable weapon of any kind until it's hewn and
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  Speaker 8: hammered and sharpened. So don't I don't want a world
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  Speaker 8: where there isn't debate, but just disagreeing with somebody shouldn't
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  Speaker 8: create a schism. And I know we spend a little
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  Speaker 8: this world where you know, allowing somebody to wear a
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  Speaker 8: Maga hat is tacitly endorsing Maga. I don't care. It's
• 36:26
  Speaker 8: my choice, your choice whatever. I thought these people were
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  Speaker 8: pro choice, Joel, that was That's the most funny thing
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  Speaker 21: I agree, And I, like you said, if you're you
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  Speaker 8: Dam Dog, We're all afraid to speak the truth, and
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  Speaker 8: the more afraid we get, the more we hate the
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  Speaker 8: ones who do. You're ashamed to be American? Okay, dscos, Honestly,
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  Speaker 8: we are all ashamed of you Tube. They're so the
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  Speaker 8: forcast the snow and the reason the phrase came about
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  Speaker 8: is because snowflakes are delicate and dainty and melt almost
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  Speaker 8: immediately with the least little introduction of heat. Hey, I
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  Speaker 8: bring this up because of the you see Berkeley riots,
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  Speaker 8: So in all irony, this is the flashpoints so often
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  Speaker 8: stereotypical home base of the sixties Soviet Union funded anti
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  Speaker 8: war protests, and there was going to be a Turning
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  Speaker 8: Point USA event at the University of California at Berkeley.
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  Speaker 8: And as I brought up pro choice, I mean these
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  Speaker 8: this is supposedly the home of that free thought and
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  Speaker 8: and all of the peace and love generation, right this
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  Speaker 8: was this was where we were supposed to be taught
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  Speaker 8: all of this. But Turning Point USA had a table
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  Speaker 8: set up outside. The event was going to feature Rob Schneider,
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  Speaker 8: who has a wonderful line of bourbon now called Liberal Tears.
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  Speaker 8: Think it's called now that I'm still trying to sell
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  Speaker 8: Rob Schneider. He can he can sell his own bourbon.
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  Speaker 8: But this is a little bit of what went on
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  Speaker 8: outside at UC Berkeley yesterday on where's the audio?
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  Speaker 14: On?
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  Speaker 8: Do we not have the audio track of it? So's
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  Speaker 8: it's a bunch of flag waving Marxists, uh, and many
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  Speaker 8: of them wearing Arab headdress though not Arab and in
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  Speaker 8: any way, shape or form, coming after and trying to
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  Speaker 8: attack the folks at the Turning Point US a booth.
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  Speaker 8: And it's a flashpoint of exactly what's happening right now
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  Speaker 8: with the with the political ideology that had cornered itself
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  Speaker 8: onto the barbecue pit of having as their standard standing
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  Speaker 8: up for some oppressed slash marginalized community. They cornered themselves
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  Speaker 8: into it. And then Hamas, seeing this, said, ah, we
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  Speaker 8: could get the support of the American government if we
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  Speaker 8: get ourselves branded a marginalized group. And they went and
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  Speaker 8: they went through the Democratic Party literature of colonialism and
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  Speaker 8: expansionism and white privilege, and they went through all of these,
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  Speaker 8: found all the talking points, brought it to an ad agency,
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  Speaker 8: probably in Chicago, and said, we need you to rebrand
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  Speaker 8: us as a marginalized group. Why do you need that?
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  Speaker 8: Seemed to be you know, you're taking a lot of
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  Speaker 8: American money to dig tunnels under Israel even though you're
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  Speaker 8: supposed to be feeding your people with it. You seem
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  Speaker 8: to be, you know, flush in cash. At least the
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  Speaker 8: leaders you know, seem to have money. What do you
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  Speaker 8: need to rebrand for? We need the Democratic Party to
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  Speaker 8: support us. You think the Democratic Party will support you
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  Speaker 8: just because, yes, you're such a good ad agency. People
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  Speaker 8: buy coca cola because they don't well, they don't need
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  Speaker 8: coca cola nutritionally, but they want coca cola, and we
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  Speaker 8: want you to do for us what you've done for
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  Speaker 8: Coca Cola, convince Americans they need Hamas, whether they do
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  Speaker 8: or not. And what the AD agency Svengali's figured out was,
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  Speaker 8: this is great because there's such a small population of
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  Speaker 8: America that are Jewish. We'll just go to the classic
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  Speaker 8: hits and go find anti Semitism and will pour that in.
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  Speaker 8: We'll rebrand that, will rebrand that as open mindedness, because
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  Speaker 8: we're ad agencies and we can rebrand whatever the hell
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  Speaker 8: we want. And so when I'm watching this video of
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  Speaker 8: the fight at UC Berkeley, as people are supposedly at
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  Speaker 8: the home the Center Square, it's like going to Constitution
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  Speaker 8: Hall in Philadelphia. This is where it was invented. The
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  Speaker 8: whole quote unquote free speech movement, which I will remind
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  Speaker 8: you again was bought and paid for by the Soviet
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  Speaker 8: Union designed to tear us apart, is still there with
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  Speaker 8: the communists now they dress like Hamas out there throwing
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  Speaker 8: rocks instead of at police or the National Guard, at
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  Speaker 8: other students who simply have a different viewpoint on the
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  Speaker 8: world and understand that Western civilization is worth standing up for.
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  Speaker 8: And they're they're called racists, and they're called colonialists. And
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  Speaker 8: if you call them anti Semitic. They'll say it's religious freedom,
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  Speaker 8: and they'll hide behind it. And what I'm amazed at
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  Speaker 8: is that this is allowed to happen. Here we are
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  Speaker 8: on Veterans Day, and how many of our men and
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  Speaker 8: women have gone into these hour of nations to help
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  Speaker 8: liberate them over all these years.
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  Speaker 2: Of the coming.
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  Speaker 1: He is trembling out the vintage where the grips.
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  Speaker 8: Of las story on this Veteran's Day are. How many
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  Speaker 8: of our veterans have fought from the very first Marines,
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  Speaker 8: this party, from the very first Marines who went to
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  Speaker 8: the shores of Triple.
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  Speaker 1: Glory, Harlem, Glory, Hollor.
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  Speaker 8: This what are we asking our veterans to go into
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  Speaker 8: combat to fight for.
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  Speaker 1: I've seen him in the watch, first of a hundred
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  Speaker 1: circling tips they have built for him on Alton in.
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  Speaker 26: The evening Jews and Gimps.
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  Speaker 1: I can read his righteous sentence by the demon flaring lamps.
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  Speaker 19: This is marching.
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  Speaker 8: We should be fighting for our ability to be different.
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  Speaker 8: As ours son wandered the world, he didn't tell people,
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  Speaker 8: if you don't agree with me, I'm going to throw
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  Speaker 8: you in jail. He didn't throw rocks at them. They
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  Speaker 8: threw rocks at him for disagreeing. In the beauty.
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  Speaker 1: Of the lilies, Christ was born across the scene with
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  Speaker 1: a glory, his boost that transfigures you and me. As
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  Speaker 1: he died to man, let us live to make men
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  Speaker 1: free wild. God is moty.
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  Speaker 8: I know do some of you only get one hour
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  Speaker 8: and woman who has stood a post on this veteran's day,
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  Speaker 8: and let us all redouble our efforts to be the
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