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Wicked Radio 10-28: MAGA Sq Garden, The Fear Is Gone, & The Dearly Departed In Fireworks · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Maga Square Garden.
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Speaker 2: I didn't write that, The New York Post did, but
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Speaker 2: I'm stealing it because it's freaking awesome. Of course, we're
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Speaker 2: going to talk about that rally fresh off Trump's Joe
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Speaker 2: Rogan appearance. That was another thing, But really the overall
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Speaker 2: theme what we're talking about this morning, honest to God, fear,
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Speaker 2: not new fear or even old fear. The fear is
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Speaker 2: gone and there are signs of it everywhere, and it's
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Speaker 2: an amazing thing. Regardless, regardless of what happens in eight days.
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Speaker 2: People aren't afraid anymore, and that toothpaste isn't going back
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Speaker 2: in the tube, and that's a wonderful, wonderful thing. We'll
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Speaker 2: also wrap it up today with I love this story.
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Speaker 2: There's a new way to send off your dearly departed
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Speaker 2: into the great beyond. You shoot them up in the
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Speaker 2: sky with fireworks. I know it's not for everybody, it's
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Speaker 2: a little dark, but I love this story. I think
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Speaker 2: it's fantastic. And hey, it's spooky season, so it fits
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Speaker 2: right in. With all that said, hope you had an awesome, wicked,
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Speaker 2: awesome weekend.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to Wicked Radio. Thanks for finding me. Thanks
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Speaker 1: to finding the audio podcast too. My name is Bill Adams.
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Speaker 2: Uh find a cheer at where we get him download
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Speaker 2: whatever it is and this always lives on a post
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Speaker 2: on x.
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Speaker 1: And YouTube after we're done here.
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Speaker 2: But with that said, let's get to the stuff. Madison
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Speaker 2: Square Garden. Trump has always wanted this. It was pretty
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Speaker 2: much exactly and almost all of the things except one
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Speaker 2: new announcement is it's pretty much everything you would expect.
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Speaker 2: But hold on a second, now, how can you have
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Speaker 2: the media told me that.
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Speaker 1: This was a Nazi rally? What how could that be?
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Speaker 1: I mean, how could that actually? How could you do it?
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Speaker 1: How could you pull that off?
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Speaker 2: Because eighty five years ago, MSNBC says there was a
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Speaker 2: Hitler youth Nazi rally in the same building, so this
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Speaker 2: must be the same thing, right, Well, hold on a second,
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Speaker 2: how could this be a Nazi rally when you have
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Speaker 2: this going on outside? Join me in listening to Orthodox
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Speaker 2: Jews celebrating Trump did nothing wrong.
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Speaker 1: He's a good guy. He's aparts the Jewish community. He's
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Speaker 1: apart this is or not on either side all talk talk,
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Speaker 1: but they're not. They do not do the walk. It's
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Speaker 1: about time we law order peace stability in this country,
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Speaker 1: how we bring the world to safer place, Trump twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty four. Orthodox Jews, Yeah, let's see.
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Speaker 2: I think in the UH, I think in the late
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Speaker 2: thirties Nazi rally they had a Madison Square garden in
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Speaker 2: New York. I'm pretty sure they didn't have Orthodox Jews
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Speaker 2: celebrating outside.
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Speaker 1: Or how about this?
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Speaker 2: Did you catch this because I counted three that was there,
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Speaker 2: but watching on TV, like you may have been counted
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Speaker 2: three Israeli flags inside there, and there were also other
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Speaker 2: contingent of Jewish folks, Jewish Americans inside as well. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: I don't think they would have been at a Nazi rally.
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Speaker 2: Just more lies, more hate, trying to make you fearful,
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Speaker 2: more of that crap happening. But but once again nobody
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Speaker 2: buys it. But they still tried. The most irresponsible, disgusting
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Speaker 2: act I've ever seen in media happened while this was
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Speaker 2: going on.
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Speaker 1: I didn't see it live, but it's gone viral, what's
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Speaker 1: gone everywhere. MSNBC.
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Speaker 2: Couldn't bring myself to watch that, except when you know,
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Speaker 2: I have to get some clips.
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Speaker 1: How about this?
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Speaker 2: They call it the lower third in TV and in
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Speaker 2: media it's the chiron thing. So it's the lower third
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Speaker 2: of the screen, and the chiron is what they flash,
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Speaker 2: you know, sometimes scroll, sometimes flash. It's whatever they write
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Speaker 2: on there for the graphic of whatever imagery they're showing. Right, Well,
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Speaker 2: here's what MSNBC during the coverage of the Madison Square
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Speaker 2: Garden rally for Trump. This is actually what they wrote,
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Speaker 2: and they went to a b roll footage of this thing,
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Speaker 2: quoting the chiron of MSNBC. Trump's MSG rally comes eighty
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Speaker 2: five years after pro Nazi rally at famed arena, And
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Speaker 2: of course they went into the b roll of that
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Speaker 2: because you know, it was the modern era, still there was,
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Speaker 2: there's file footage of it happening. There's so much wrong
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Speaker 2: with this, you know, on the surface, it's just a
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Speaker 2: disgusting thing to do, the fear mongering from that network
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Speaker 2: and the Democrats. We'll get to here in a second.
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Speaker 2: But also how about just factually wrong, right, let's just
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Speaker 2: stick to the facts. First of all, it's not even
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Speaker 2: the same freaking building. It's been rebuilt and slightly moved.
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Speaker 2: It's not the same building. Okay, still Madison Square Garden.
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Speaker 2: I totally get that. Also, how come they didn't how
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Speaker 2: come the media how come. The Democrats didn't call it
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Speaker 2: a Nazi rally at the same area when here are
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Speaker 2: some people who have spoken there.
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Speaker 1: John F.
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Speaker 2: Kennedy spoke there, Bill Clinton spoke there. Hell, the Democrats
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Speaker 2: had their National convention in that building before, Jimmy Carter
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Speaker 2: spoke there. But those weren't Nazi rallies. But all of
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Speaker 2: a sudden, when Trump is there, that's what they call it.
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Speaker 2: But here's the great thing. I don't think anybody is
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Speaker 2: buying this anymore. They've just you know, it's like the
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Speaker 2: old saying you can cry wolf too much, Well you
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Speaker 2: can cry Hitler too much, because they've just gone overboard.
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Speaker 2: They're really that desperate, and it's a great thing to see,
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Speaker 2: not what they're doing. The great thing to see is
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Speaker 2: people are calling them out on all their bullshit. People
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Speaker 2: aren't having it anymore.
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Speaker 1: Another fascinating thing.
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Speaker 2: We'll get to a little bit of what Trump was
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Speaker 2: saying the actual rally, But to me, what was fascinating
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Speaker 2: what was happening outside the gathering of all different kinds
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Speaker 2: of people. There were a couple of people there apparently
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Speaker 2: in full burka's to see Trump.
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Speaker 1: That was interesting. The Orthodox Jews.
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Speaker 2: There were Puerto Rica, there were Latinas for Trump, there
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Speaker 2: were regular Trump people who came in from out of town.
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Speaker 2: There were New Yorkers who never got a chance.
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Speaker 1: To see the guy.
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Speaker 2: But then this, and I saw this pop up. Must
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Speaker 2: have been three to five times. I kept on seeing reports,
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Speaker 2: like real credible ones of the amount of people that
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Speaker 2: were outside. Now we're putting the attendees at twenty thousand
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Speaker 2: inside Madison Square Garden. It's a big arena. Plus, when
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Speaker 2: you fill up the floor, it's big. It's a lot
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Speaker 2: of people inside. Right, He's had bigger rallies outside. Obviously
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Speaker 2: they will hold more, but this is an inside arena.
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Speaker 2: I kept on seeing reports of reporting close to one
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Speaker 2: hundred thousand people outside in and around Madison Square Garden,
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Speaker 2: of people who are just in the area who couldn't
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Speaker 2: get in. I'm thinking, Manhattan is packed. I totally get that.
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Speaker 2: What do you mean one hundred thousand? That can't be right?
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Speaker 2: And then it kept on seeing it again and again
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Speaker 2: and again. Where's that coming from? Well, listen to this.
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Speaker 2: The GPS tracking of this. This is what they can
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Speaker 2: actually do now, which actually shows you that we're all
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Speaker 2: being tracked. But whatever, a total of ninety eight thousand,
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Speaker 2: six hundred and seventy eight mobile devices were at or
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Speaker 2: in the immediate vicinity of Trump's Madison Square Garden rally. Okay,
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Speaker 2: just under twenty thousand in the venue itself. The balance
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Speaker 2: were outside watching because they have the big screens out there,
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Speaker 2: and just hanging around and being part of it. Forty
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Speaker 2: seven percent of those because again this is a little scary,
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Speaker 2: but they tracked the phones, and they tracked them to
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Speaker 2: see if they were ever at another Trump rally. Forty
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Speaker 2: seven percent of them had never attempted attended a Trump rally.
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Speaker 2: There really were one hundred thousand people from this thing
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Speaker 2: to see what was going on inside and outside be
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Speaker 2: part of it, just out of curiosity. That's another thing
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Speaker 2: you wouldn't have seen before. You wouldn't have had i'd
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Speaker 2: even put it at all. Right, let's just call it
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Speaker 2: for the twenty twenty election, right, I know COVID was
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Speaker 2: going on and all that other stuff. You wouldn't have
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Speaker 2: a lot of people in that city caught dead being
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Speaker 2: in and around there or being seen there, being afraid
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Speaker 2: of what they'd say at work or what their social
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Speaker 2: groups would say, or afraid of them getting a picture
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Speaker 2: caught online. You wouldn't have that before you have it now,
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Speaker 2: why I'm telling you the fear is gone?
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Speaker 1: All right? More than that.
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Speaker 2: In a second inside, Trump actually had a great line.
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Speaker 1: A lot of it was what you expect. You know,
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Speaker 1: a lot of the rallies. If you've ever been to
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Speaker 1: any ear, you watched a few, it's a lot of
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Speaker 1: the same themes. You know.
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Speaker 2: It's like it's a rally. It's kind of like a
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Speaker 2: cheerleading kind of thing. I like when he announces new policies,
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Speaker 2: and I thought, this is a really good one, this
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Speaker 2: was excellent.
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Speaker 3: I'm announcing a new policy today that I will support
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Speaker 3: a tax credit for family caregivers who take care of
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Speaker 3: a parent or a loved one.
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Speaker 1: It's about time that there were a record good right.
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Speaker 2: They add so much to our country and are never
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Speaker 2: spoken of ever, ever, ever, But they're going to be
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Speaker 2: spoken of now, Thank you all very much.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. I like that.
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Speaker 2: I like when he announces something there with when you're
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Speaker 2: gonna get a lot of attention for it too.
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Speaker 1: So I mean, think of it.
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Speaker 2: Think of the things that were announced at different rallies before,
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Speaker 2: no tax on tips at that Giant Vegas rally, that
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Speaker 2: one time he's teased the idea of no tax on
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Speaker 2: social security. I don't know if the plan is complete
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Speaker 2: on that, but that was again announced at a rally
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Speaker 2: and now helping out caregivers, which and they really are
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Speaker 2: the forgotten part of society. They really are, and you've
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Speaker 2: ever been in that position, how important that is. I
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Speaker 2: think it's fantastic to announce stuff like that. Positive vibes.
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Speaker 2: Everything was good. A little bit of controversy with that comedian,
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Speaker 2: but that's, you know, that all they're grabbing onto. But
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Speaker 2: this whole line about this being a Nazi rally, that's
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Speaker 2: even falling apart now because again, nobody buys the bullshit anymore.
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Speaker 2: And it's the most wonderful thing to ever happen. In
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Speaker 2: the meantime, see how it's going on the other side,
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Speaker 2: and we understand the opportunity we have before us to
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Speaker 2: turn the page on the fear.
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Speaker 1: Not going well.
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Speaker 2: That it was Kamla being protested again, which is happening
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Speaker 2: a lot. You don't see a lot of this stuff covered,
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Speaker 2: but the pro Palestinian protesters they're there a lot. That
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Speaker 2: guy was there for something different. She also spoke. She
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Speaker 2: also spoke at a church in Philadelphia, and yeah, you
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Speaker 2: guessed it. She had a completely different accent again. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: that's that's part for the course. We're used to that.
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Speaker 2: Now got heckled in a church.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, they're playing the organ music over and it's it's it's.
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Speaker 2: It's not going well. She's falling apart. It's not good.
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Speaker 2: How about this too? Did you see this? When she
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Speaker 2: was in Michigan in the early part of the weekend,
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Speaker 2: So big Gretch, Gretchen Whitmer, the governor of Michigan, was
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Speaker 2: there whe her to try to you know, become her
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Speaker 2: campaign surrogate and to help her push her over the
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Speaker 2: edge in Michigan, which may work.
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Speaker 1: They take a photo op.
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Speaker 2: Gretchen Whitmer and Kamala Harris at a bar like pretending
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Speaker 2: to be like the everyday kind of person, you know,
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Speaker 2: having a beer after work. It played so badly that
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Speaker 2: we've already very credible, by the way, and I'm on
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Speaker 2: the record at saying it too, both in radio world
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Speaker 2: and on here. I fully, I fully, fully, and I
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Speaker 2: will always stand by this till the day I die
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Speaker 2: that I think she has a serious drinking problem. I'm
10:24
Speaker 2: convinced of it. You'll never knock me off that belief.
10:28
Speaker 2: They're I'm not the only one. If you had that
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Speaker 2: as a candidate, would you set her up at a
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Speaker 2: bar throwing down a beer or a glass of.
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Speaker 1: Wine or anything like what.
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Speaker 2: Sometimes I see this dumb and I think maybe they
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Speaker 2: want her to lose. You know, maybe that's they're either
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Speaker 2: that clueless or they're just playing the game for twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty eight, because that's just so stunningly stupid. But again
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Speaker 2: the other side of this may be they just think
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Speaker 2: that their electorate is really that dumb. They've dumb people
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Speaker 2: down for so long, so badly that they can pull
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Speaker 2: anything off. I mean, my god, they ran a cadaver
11:03
Speaker 2: that Joe Biden was a dementia pation. They got that
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Speaker 2: guy elected supposedly in there, so that works, so maybe
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Speaker 2: they can Maybe they can get her done. I don't know,
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Speaker 2: but it's not looking good. The panic has set in,
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Speaker 2: you know that you want to talk about fear. I
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Speaker 2: think that shifted to the other team, because when you
11:18
Speaker 2: bring out first Barry and then Michelle Obama, that's right,
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Speaker 2: big Mike. You know the panic has set in. But
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Speaker 2: what she said to me was amazing. I don't know
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Speaker 2: what the strategy is here.
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Speaker 1: I don't know.
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Speaker 2: Maybe they just don't understand not just their electorate, it's
11:35
Speaker 2: something more than that. Maybe they just don't understand men.
11:39
Speaker 2: I hate to say it, but there's something so bizarre.
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Speaker 2: And I've seen Democratic strategists on TV every once a
11:45
Speaker 2: while you talk to these talk you hear these talking suits,
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Speaker 2: and they just well, we're shocked by that. We're shocked
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Speaker 2: by the amount of young men and also men in
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Speaker 2: the African American and the Latino community. You aren't supporting
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Speaker 2: Kamala Harris? What about this shocks you?
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Speaker 1: Talking about? Why does this shock you?
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Speaker 2: You've tried to effeminize men. You've pushed the trans agenda
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Speaker 2: again and again and again, the toxic masculinity thing. You've
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Speaker 2: tried to tell regular dudes that they're bad people for
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Speaker 2: now years. This is going on like ten years, and
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Speaker 2: you don't understand why men aren't supporting your candidate or
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Speaker 2: are leaving your party in droves, Like what about this?
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Speaker 1: Don't you understand? Oh well, let's double let's triple down.
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Speaker 2: Then let's bring out Michelle Obama Big Mike and disparage
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Speaker 2: the men in their community.
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Speaker 1: Let's see how that goes.
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Speaker 3: Are you, as men compared to look into the eyes
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Speaker 3: of the women and children you love and tell them
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Speaker 3: that you supported this.
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Speaker 1: Assault on our safety.
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Speaker 3: And to the women listening, we have every right to
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Speaker 3: demand that are the men in our lives do better
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Speaker 3: by us?
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Speaker 2: Wow, let me get this straight. You're losing men in
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Speaker 2: droves of all demograms, right. It started first with young
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Speaker 2: Caucasian men, and then you lost black men and Latino men. Sure,
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Speaker 2: you're losing them, right, So you quadruple down and you
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Speaker 2: you browbeat them into trying to guilt them into to
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Speaker 2: voting for to serve your cause. I'm telling you there's
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Speaker 2: such a misunderstanding, and I think it's probably because it's
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Speaker 2: who in charge. Who's in charge of the Democrat Party now,
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Speaker 2: effeminate men and radical women. I mean, that's what that's
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Speaker 2: why they don't understand men. Because I can tell you
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Speaker 2: something about men, I can tell you something about dudes.
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Speaker 2: Just us, Okay, now, just a middle aged dad in
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Speaker 2: the suburbs. That that's really what I have to middle
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Speaker 2: aged white dude dad. We can't stand being told what
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Speaker 2: to do, well, we'll try to get along or what
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Speaker 2: we'll do. And I would venture to guess that it's
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Speaker 2: probably the exact same thing in the African American community
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Speaker 2: with men. So for her to get there and to
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Speaker 2: browbeat men into voting the way that they want.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think. Uh. I think. However this turns out
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Speaker 1: and she may win.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know how this is going
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Speaker 2: to go. But again, the fear is gone and the
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Speaker 2: pushback is real. No matter how this election turns out,
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Speaker 2: I think he got men, and I think I got
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Speaker 2: people in general who aren't afraid anymore and are tired
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Speaker 2: of bullies and being pushed around. And let me tell
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Speaker 2: you something, Michelle Obama is a bully. These celebrities are bullies,
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Speaker 2: these politicians are bullies, and people have had it with
14:27
Speaker 2: being told what to think. I'm just stunned that you'd
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Speaker 2: get up there to camp. That's your main campaign thing
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Speaker 2: is to try to bully the men in your lives
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Speaker 2: and devoting a certain way. That's unreal. But it's okay,
14:39
Speaker 2: get that out of your mind. Get that out right now.
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Speaker 2: It doesn't matter because there's great things happening. And I
14:44
Speaker 2: said it there. I'm telling you, I have no idea.
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Speaker 2: I don't know how this is going to turn out
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Speaker 2: next week or the or the days after, however long
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Speaker 2: it takes to count all these votes, however many days after,
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Speaker 2: because it's doubtful.
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Speaker 1: It's gonna happen day of election day. I don't know.
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Speaker 1: I don't know what.
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Speaker 2: What I do know is changed for real. And this
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Speaker 2: is never going going back. We're never getting pushed around again.
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Speaker 2: The people got hold of the information, and I think,
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Speaker 2: no matter how long it takes, the people are taking
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Speaker 2: control of the power again. And it's a beautiful. This
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Speaker 2: is an amazing time to be alive. You realize that, right,
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Speaker 2: this is an incredible time. And those signs we talked
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Speaker 2: about of the fear being gone.
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Speaker 1: They are everywhere.
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Speaker 2: Got a couple I wrote down just from this weekend, Okay,
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Speaker 2: and there's signs all over the place. You can look
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Speaker 2: where people aren't afraid anymore. Yeah, the Madison Square Garden rally,
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Speaker 2: you got, according to that close to one hundred thousand
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Speaker 2: people in and around that area, maga, hats on flags, whatever,
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Speaker 2: they don't care. They're not afraid of what they were
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Speaker 2: workplace or friends or parents or whatever. Says that that
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Speaker 2: fear is gone. Let's go to the World Series Game
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Speaker 2: two in Dodger Stadium and Chavez rathene right. I don't
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Speaker 2: know if you caught this. There were a few of them,
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Speaker 2: but most notably there was a young ish looked to me.
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Speaker 2: You know, she was right on TV, right behind home
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Speaker 2: plate for almost all of the game.
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Speaker 1: Youngish female. I think Latina, I think. I don't know.
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Speaker 2: It's tough to tell on TV, and I'm just judging
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Speaker 2: by that right square center, proud as hell, wearing a
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Speaker 2: Trump hat, a mega hat, bright red hat, right on television.
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Speaker 2: You didn't see that even nine months ago. You didn't
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Speaker 2: see it. The fear's gone, people just don't it's your
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Speaker 2: name calling. It's played out, you know, calling everybody calling
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Speaker 2: Trump Hitler. It's played out. People don't care. The fear
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Speaker 2: is gone. And this is where real positive change happens.
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Speaker 2: You want another you want another sign the fear is gone.
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Speaker 2: Check this out. You know again, this is kind of like,
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Speaker 2: you know, on the celebrity side of things.
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Speaker 1: But that's okay.
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Speaker 2: They never would have done this before last night Sunday
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Speaker 2: Night Football.
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Speaker 1: Okay.
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Speaker 2: At postgame interview on NBC forty nine, Ers defensive end
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Speaker 2: Nick Bosa kind of photo bombs the postgame interview thing
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Speaker 2: as the reporter is there talking and he shows up
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Speaker 2: and this happens.
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Speaker 3: What was said?
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Speaker 1: Hey, all right?
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Speaker 3: The message there?
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Speaker 2: You know what the message was. He showed up with
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Speaker 2: his He showed up with his MAGA hat like this
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Speaker 2: in the camera. Didn't say anything, but he showed up
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Speaker 2: like this, new Ward and he also wore it to
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Speaker 2: the postgame press conference.
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Speaker 1: Again, what's that mean? Fear is gone? Now.
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Speaker 2: We might have spoken out before, but to show up
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Speaker 2: on camera in the post game with a mega hat on,
17:27
Speaker 2: people don't care anymore. The fear is gone. Also in
17:30
Speaker 2: corporate America, And I was waiting for this. I love this.
17:34
Speaker 2: I love that this is happening. First of all, I
17:36
Speaker 2: love the backlash and the tears and the coping that's
17:39
Speaker 2: happening because of this. But also and they're slow to
17:41
Speaker 2: respond because it starts with the people, it starts with us.
17:44
Speaker 2: But corporate America will respond. How about the lack of endorsements.
17:50
Speaker 2: Lack of endorsements for newspapers traditional you know, and they're
17:54
Speaker 2: all online. Now I get it, And started with the
17:55
Speaker 2: La Times with the owner refused to endorse, make make
17:59
Speaker 2: an endororsement. They shouldn't anyway, refuse to make an endorsement,
18:03
Speaker 2: which means they're not endorsing Kambla Harris, so the betting
18:05
Speaker 2: markets are telling them they don't think she's gonna win.
18:07
Speaker 2: Started with the La Times, and maybe once they put
18:10
Speaker 2: in their toe in the water, it inspired Jeff Bezos, yes,
18:13
Speaker 2: Bezos of Amazon, but you may not know he also
18:16
Speaker 2: owns the Washington Post.
18:17
Speaker 1: Well.
18:18
Speaker 2: On Friday, an executive decision came down from Jeff Bezos
18:22
Speaker 2: himself where they're blocking an endorsement.
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Speaker 1: He's refusing to.
18:26
Speaker 2: Let his editorial board of the Washington Post, the old
18:30
Speaker 2: standard of propaganda media. Jeff Bezos himself is stopping them
18:37
Speaker 2: from making an endorsement. And now you have all these raw,
18:40
Speaker 2: these writers and these propagandas from the Washington Post threatening
18:43
Speaker 2: to quit, and.
18:44
Speaker 1: They're all crying and how can they do this?
18:45
Speaker 2: Well, ya, because what's our theme? The fear's gone because
18:49
Speaker 2: the people started it, and now corporate America is even responding.
18:53
Speaker 2: All they do is respond to the market. What's gonna
18:55
Speaker 2: make a money?
18:56
Speaker 1: Maybe, just maybe.
18:59
Speaker 2: Maybe meet is starting to see the opportunity of reporting
19:03
Speaker 2: straight news, getting rid of the bias.
19:06
Speaker 1: Maybe let's be hopeful.
19:08
Speaker 2: But what we do know is this, they're stopping with
19:11
Speaker 2: the endorsements, which tells you they don't THINKAMBLA is gonna win.
19:14
Speaker 2: But also they're hearing what people are saying, you and
19:18
Speaker 2: me and everybody else because the fear is gone. You
19:22
Speaker 2: afraid of being called a name anymore?
19:24
Speaker 1: I'm not.
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Speaker 2: I could not possibly care less because it means nothing anymore.
19:27
Speaker 2: They're just words. By the way, these editorial boards, why
19:31
Speaker 2: should any media outlet make an endorsement anyway, you're supposed
19:34
Speaker 2: to report straight news an endorsement. I always thought that
19:38
Speaker 2: was a ridiculous possibility, endorsement. But there are signs, there
19:44
Speaker 2: are signs, and it's a great, great thing.
19:48
Speaker 1: And again I'll just wrap up with this.
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Speaker 2: Does it mean the election is going to turn out
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Speaker 2: the way you want to or me or anybody else?
19:55
Speaker 1: Maybe not. I listen, I have no idea how this
19:58
Speaker 1: is going to turn out.
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Speaker 2: That's the wild card, you know, that's the wild card,
20:03
Speaker 2: and how the election is going to turn out, or
20:05
Speaker 2: how it's counted, or how it's portrayed, or are it's
20:08
Speaker 2: reported actually, by the way, but one thing solid for
20:12
Speaker 2: sure is like I said, that toothpaste isn't going back
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Speaker 2: in the tube.
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Speaker 1: The fear's gone.
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Speaker 2: People have gotten a hold of information now, and we're
20:20
Speaker 2: too far down the road. That's why these tyrants are
20:24
Speaker 2: so scared. That's why they're in a panic. That's why
20:26
Speaker 2: you got people like Michelle Obama on the road for
20:28
Speaker 2: Kamala browbeating the men in her life and everybody else's
20:32
Speaker 2: life and telling you how to vote a certain.
20:33
Speaker 1: Way because they are panicked. Believe me, We'll see. All right,
20:39
Speaker 1: it's wrap it up with this. This is actually my
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Speaker 1: favorite story of the day. This is amazing. It's a
20:42
Speaker 1: little dark. I get it.
20:44
Speaker 2: It's not for everybody. I think it's awesome, and we
20:48
Speaker 2: are in spooky season, so it fits right. Along is
20:50
Speaker 2: a viral video out there now, viral, as the kids say.
20:52
Speaker 2: There's a lady in England who posted a video of
20:56
Speaker 2: how her family sent off their dear, her beloved grandfather
21:02
Speaker 2: sadly rip he passed away, but they loved him and
21:05
Speaker 2: he was a little he was a little eccentric, let's
21:07
Speaker 2: put it that way. Her name is Page Anderson. And
21:11
Speaker 2: she said, well, he used to say he wanted it. Well,
21:13
Speaker 2: she's English, so it was like, hey, he used to
21:14
Speaker 2: say he wanted a Viking burial, which is obviously very
21:17
Speaker 2: illegal now so the Viking burial is you know, you
21:20
Speaker 2: light the body on fire and you put him on
21:21
Speaker 2: a log and you send him down the river like
21:22
Speaker 2: maybe they put him in the Thames. He can't do
21:24
Speaker 2: that anymore, right, even though that's awesome, So they found
21:27
Speaker 2: something else. They put his ashes into fireworks and they
21:34
Speaker 2: launched him into the night sky.
21:37
Speaker 1: Huh. I think that's awesome. It actually sounded like this
21:41
Speaker 1: and there's a lot of oohz nah's there, he goes.
21:49
Speaker 2: Now that I hear that again, it kind of sounds
21:51
Speaker 2: like something else. But anyway, that's how they did it. Now,
21:53
Speaker 2: she says, they looked into a company to do it,
21:55
Speaker 2: but it was very pricey to do. But it tells
21:57
Speaker 2: you it's a possibility. So here's what they did.
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Speaker 1: She says.
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Speaker 2: The fireworkers covered in vasoline and then they dip that
22:04
Speaker 2: into his ashes and then the ashes were covered on
22:08
Speaker 2: top of the fireworks and then they launched it into
22:11
Speaker 2: the sky. So he was Grandpa was launched into the sky.
22:15
Speaker 2: I think that's awesome. Okay, Now it tells you it
22:18
Speaker 2: can be done. So now here's the opportunity for fireworks companies.
22:21
Speaker 2: Here's another mark, because when's your big time fireworks companies. Right,
22:24
Speaker 2: you got New Year's you got Fourth of July. Well,
22:27
Speaker 2: here's something they could work all day long. Work with
22:29
Speaker 2: funeral homes. You get ahold of the ashes, you pack
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Speaker 2: him into a like a bottle rocket or a Roman candle,
22:36
Speaker 2: and you get launched into the sky.
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Speaker 1: I think that's fantastic. I would do that in a heartbeat.
22:41
Speaker 1: I love it. I bit you their grandfather loved it.
22:43
Speaker 1: I'll tell you that much.
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Speaker 2: All right, let's get out of here again. The theme
22:48
Speaker 2: the fear is gone. Don't ever let anybody tell you
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Speaker 2: how to vote or think or act or anything like that.
22:53
Speaker 2: That's a number one takeaway. And the second takeaway is
22:56
Speaker 2: ever take any crap from anybody. It all fits along.
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Speaker 1: Have a wicked, awesome Monday.
23:00
Speaker 2: We will regather for Tuesday, which means we will be
23:03
Speaker 2: within oh my god, within a week of the election.
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Speaker 1: Who knows what's gonna happen. All I know is the
23:08
Speaker 1: fears gone.
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