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"Year Two Begins" (Wednesday, January 21, 2026, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Proof you're not wanting up line.
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  Speaker 2: Amaze your friends here in the first thing today by
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  Speaker 2: Joe Thomas, your.
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  Speaker 3: Word said steal men have a day.
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  Speaker 4: Please for work.
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  Speaker 5: When the sun comes up, drops a.
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  Speaker 6: Pet to scoop.
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  Speaker 7: Joe is a dreamer all the Joss, the one that
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  Speaker 7: Joe's as smile, he only is.
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  Speaker 3: Joe.
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  Speaker 8: I want to thank her for proving my case and
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  Speaker 8: bless you for allowing me to be of service to
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  Speaker 8: you each and every morning. I am the aforementioned Joe,
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  Speaker 8: and this is the program that tells you what went
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  Speaker 8: on last night. We'll tell you our analysis of it, certainly,
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  Speaker 8: but also I want to hear from you as to
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  Speaker 8: how it's impacting you where you are. We do that
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  Speaker 8: multitasker phone number four three four eight eight two four
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  Speaker 8: two one seven. We can conversate, or you can just
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  Speaker 8: shoot me a text message, because I know the cacophony
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  Speaker 8: that mornings can be and you may not have time
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  Speaker 8: to have a conversation, but you can holler something at
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  Speaker 8: voice to text. I know that, so please by all means,
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  Speaker 8: Or you can send emails in the traditional fashion to
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  Speaker 8: JT in the Morning Radio at gmail dot com. Who
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  Speaker 8: is so this is a politics girl McGowan, Lee McGowan,
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  Speaker 8: I don't know. Politics Girl sounds like one of those
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  Speaker 8: characters from the TV show The Boys, you know, the
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  Speaker 8: kind of aping the Marvel universe. If you've never seen it,
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  Speaker 8: it's it's it's like Quentin Tarantino would watch this and go,
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  Speaker 8: I think this is a little too rough, just just saying.
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  Speaker 8: But they have all these kind of made up superhero characters.
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  Speaker 8: The villain is Homelander, which is like some sort of
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  Speaker 8: concoction between Captain America and Superman manufactured by a corporation,
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  Speaker 8: so you can tell. But they know, Politics Girl sounds
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  Speaker 8: like one of the characters they'd throw into that mess there.
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  Speaker 8: But she proves my point and we all delve into
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  Speaker 8: this some more as she goes unhinged on it was Ferguson,
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  Speaker 8: Ben Ferguson, Like Ben Ferguson's part of the administration. This
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  Speaker 8: is like somebody hollering at me about it, like I
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  Speaker 8: have any say and how all this goes down, we
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  Speaker 8: just analyze. But she was going off on this screen
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  Speaker 8: of you know, prove you're not rounding up line cooks
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  Speaker 8: and roofers and abuelas and healthcare workers. Lee, I want
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  Speaker 8: to thank you, dear for being prosecution witness one in
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  Speaker 8: my case that we are not fighting a new civil war.
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  Speaker 8: We're just watching a reignition of the last one. I
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  Speaker 8: told you that the premise because the teams are the same,
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  Speaker 8: Democrats and Republicans on the same side of the issue.
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  Speaker 8: Democrats protecting the idea of a permanent underclass there to
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  Speaker 8: take care of our kids and fix our roofs and
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  Speaker 8: cook our cheeseburgers. They're just slightly lighter brown than the
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  Speaker 8: ones we were sailing over from Africa one hundred and
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  Speaker 8: fifty two hundred years ago. But the battle lines are
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  Speaker 8: on the same issue, and I want to thank you
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  Speaker 8: for giving it voice, and I appreciate that because a
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  Speaker 8: lot of things people think I'm just saying stuff because
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  Speaker 8: it's sounds crazy and it'll get tension for us. But
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  Speaker 8: our first things this morning, as President Trump eventually got
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  Speaker 8: wheels up and is heading two Davos to appear before
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  Speaker 8: the World Economic Forum, there were some halting starts as
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  Speaker 8: minor electrical problem had Air Force one turnaround thirty minutes
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  Speaker 8: into its flight, leading the crew to have to make
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  Speaker 8: some repairs on the ground. Scott Bessen told the gathering
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  Speaker 8: at Davos. The President will be there about three hours
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  Speaker 8: later than scheduled. World markets look to have settled down
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  Speaker 8: after a sharp drop. We chronicled a little bit here
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  Speaker 8: on this program yesterday when we talked to James luck
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  Speaker 8: and silver had increased in price. As matter of fact,
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  Speaker 8: But President Trump and his threat to impose extra tariffs
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  Speaker 8: had hit the Marketsures advanced early this morning in Asian
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  Speaker 8: markets were mixed. European shares opened marginally lower. Israel's Prime
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  Speaker 8: Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced that he has agreed to
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  Speaker 8: join the Board of Peace. This is the overseeing body
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  Speaker 8: that will govern the rebuild of Gaza. Days before twenty
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  Speaker 8: twenty six tax filing season begins. The head of the
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  Speaker 8: Internal Revenue Service announced to shake up Tuesday, saying personnel
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  Speaker 8: and operational changes are intended to improve taxpayer service and
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  Speaker 8: modernize the agency. President Trump said Tuesday he's considering this
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  Speaker 8: is before he left for Davos, considering involving Venezuela and
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  Speaker 8: opposition leader Maria Kreina Machado in some capacity. Said, we're
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  Speaker 8: talking to her and maybe we can get her involved
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  Speaker 8: some way. I'd love to be able to do that. Maria,
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  Speaker 8: maybe we can do that, he told reporters at the
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  Speaker 8: White House. President Trump also Tuesday signed an executive order
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  Speaker 8: directing federal agencies to curb large institutional investors in single
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  Speaker 8: family homes that could otherwise be purchased by owner occupants.
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  Speaker 8: The White House is pitching the move as a way
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  Speaker 8: to ease pressure on first time home buyers, in conjunction
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  Speaker 8: with a bill that he is promoting written by Virginia
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  Speaker 8: Congressman John McGuire that would temporarily freeze capital gains suspend
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  Speaker 8: them for a five year period. US military forces Tuesday
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  Speaker 8: seized a seventh oil tanker tied to Venezuela, continuing the
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  Speaker 8: administration's aggressive enforcement of sanctions aimed at controlling the flow
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  Speaker 8: of Venezuelan oil. And those are some of our first
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  Speaker 8: So it's been my contention for some time. I had
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  Speaker 8: on and on about how they were anywhere the reward
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  Speaker 8: and look at I said, for first off, that only
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  Speaker 8: benefits you and the authoritarians that want that. And there
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  Speaker 8: are socio economics and social issues that drive into this.
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  Speaker 8: There are things that we have corrupted in our system
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  Speaker 8: that need to be addressed. But the polarization doesn't get
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  Speaker 8: us anywhere close to that, because you've got people who
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  Speaker 8: are single issue on either side of the fence, and
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  Speaker 8: they won't discuss the other stuff. And this is just
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  Speaker 8: as an abstract tangent for a moment. Benjamin, that Yahoo
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  Speaker 8: in the news announcing that he's going to join this
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  Speaker 8: Gaza Overseer board is actually a pretty profound moment because
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  Speaker 8: Israel's governance, especially Benjamin, that Yahoo has either been your
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  Speaker 8: with this or you're a Guinness and their agreement to
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  Speaker 8: This is a profound change in policy. And I don't
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  Speaker 8: know who got Benjamin Netanyahu to change this, but I
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  Speaker 8: mentioned yesterday we spent a little bit of time on
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  Speaker 8: Tony Blair's involvement in this board along with Marco Rubio
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  Speaker 8: and Kushner and Witkoff, et cetera, and that Tony Blair
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  Speaker 8: is the only human being on the planet who understands
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  Speaker 8: what it means to take to absolutely entrenched and intractable
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  Speaker 8: forces in violent bloodshed for almost a century over religious
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  Speaker 8: differences and get them to a remarkably short period of time,
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  Speaker 8: put it all aside and shake hands and get on
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  Speaker 8: with it. When Jerry Adams was elected to Parliament representing
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  Speaker 8: Northern Ireland from the Shinfein Party, that shenfiere. There's eighteen
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  Speaker 8: different definitions of how that's pronounced. But it's the political
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  Speaker 8: wing of the IRA. So you had a guy from
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  Speaker 8: the IRA getting elected to British Parliament. And so I
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  Speaker 8: don't know if Blair is part of how Benjamin Netanya
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  Speaker 8: who was convinced to see the sense and not just
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  Speaker 8: sitting here and saying, you know, you have to be
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  Speaker 8: one hundred percent with us or you're a Guinness. But
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  Speaker 8: that's where we are in this reconflagration of the eighteenth
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  Speaker 8: eighth or the nineteenth century American Civil War. We're getting
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  Speaker 8: the band back together and it's the same band, Democrats
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  Speaker 8: supporting a permanent underclass to be servants as given voice
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  Speaker 8: to by this politics girl or whatever on seeing and
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  Speaker 8: I saw the class and I said, oh my gosh,
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  Speaker 8: finally somebody. Maybe just because she's there facing off against
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  Speaker 8: Ben Ferguson and who's the other guy that's always the
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  Speaker 8: regular that's on there with her, she just got triggered
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  Speaker 8: there were too many conservatives in the room. She blew
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  Speaker 8: a gasket over it. Prove you're not rounding up line
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  Speaker 8: cooks and roofers and a buela's. And I like the
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  Speaker 8: blonde white girl using words like a buela? Is that spanglish?
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  Speaker 8: Lee Lee McGowan is her Christian name, And I say
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  Speaker 8: it that way because she might burst into flames. Prove
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  Speaker 8: to us you're giving them due process and cause. Proved
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  Speaker 8: you're not taste taking them out of our system. And
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  Speaker 8: she's there in defense of a system of a permanent underclass,
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  Speaker 8: just like the Democrats were in defense of the permanent
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  Speaker 8: underclass known as the slaves in the nineteenth century. This
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  Speaker 8: isn't a new Civil war. This is why they wanted
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  Speaker 8: us to take down all the Civil War monuments in
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  Speaker 8: the mid twenty tens, so that we wouldn't turn around
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  Speaker 8: and say, hold it, this sounds familiar. Of course, I
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  Speaker 8: warned you about that. We're here in the mecca of
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  Speaker 8: taking down Civil War monuments, Charlottesville, Virginia, immolating ourselves on
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  Speaker 8: national television over statues to people who, honest and goodness,
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  Speaker 8: had never even set foot in Charlottesville. So I can
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  Speaker 8: be intellectually honest with you about that. I always wondered
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  Speaker 8: about that the North and the South actually had a
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  Speaker 8: pact that they wouldn't battle in and around Thomas Jefferson's home.
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  Speaker 8: So the idea that we had any Civil War monuments
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  Speaker 8: in a city that the Civil War specifically avoided. We
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  Speaker 8: were like a demilitarized zone. But notwithstanding that, they wanted
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  Speaker 8: us ignoring the Civil War so that we wouldn't notice
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  Speaker 8: when they got the band back together and they started
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  Speaker 8: doing the same stuff they did in the nineteenth century,
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  Speaker 8: defending those people, the restaurant owners and the wealthy white
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  Speaker 8: people who have hired the abuelas and the roofers. And
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  Speaker 8: if you are a roofer, aren't you a little mad
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  Speaker 8: that Lee McGowan dragged you out onto CNN in front
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  Speaker 8: of tens upon tens of viewers to out you as
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  Speaker 8: particularly guilty of employing non citizens. Prove that you aren't
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  Speaker 8: just arbitrarily setting up checkpoints and pulling people out that
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  Speaker 8: are brown or black. Prove that the prove that you
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  Speaker 8: have citizenship. Prove that you're checking not just to make
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  Speaker 8: sure you're not taking citizens And because they have one
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  Speaker 8: person who in a spurious claim is claiming I'm a citizen.
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  Speaker 8: I couldn't prove it to them, so they took me
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  Speaker 8: out of my house because she couldn't find her citizenship
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  Speaker 8: documents headlines leaving those kind of facts out of the story.
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  Speaker 8: They have one instance where somebody, after finding their documents,
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  Speaker 8: was proven to be a citizen. By the way, they're
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  Speaker 8: back home and everything is fine. But I want to
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  Speaker 8: thank Lee McGowan for proving the point that this isn't
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  Speaker 8: a new civil war, and especially sending out the blonde haired,
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  Speaker 8: blue eyed white to see.
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  Speaker 8: Thank you for letting us be of service deal on
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  Speaker 8: this Ted's the morning. And you say, but slaved, but
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  Speaker 3: Long ago, there were rebellions, but they were suppressed, and
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  Speaker 8: Right, Doctor?
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  Speaker 18: If I were able to show emotion, your new infatuation
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  Speaker 18: Medical men are trained in logic, mister Spock, Really, doctor.
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  Speaker 8: I had no idea that would train watching you. I
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  Speaker 8: assumed it was trial and error. Slavery is an institution,
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  Speaker 8: Where's this woman to demand proof that all my taxes
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  Speaker 8: are being used for the things that I was told
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  Speaker 8: My taxes are being used for used for benefits for
• 31:01
  Speaker 8: this permanent underclass. I got this text. I thought this
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  Speaker 8: text was fascinating to borrow from the Star Trek theme Joe,
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  Speaker 8: what's wrong with a permanent underclass? The idea that everyone
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  Speaker 8: Somebody at a homeless shelter is generally at their lowest spot.
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  Speaker 14: I'm okay, I'm good, okay. I just wanted to mention
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  Speaker 14: Yet yet he's in there, he's in there being trying
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  Speaker 8: If you mentioned this mental health issue, it is and yeah,
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  Speaker 8: On this ted Sty morning. The existential question is what's
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  Speaker 8: can say, Adam Smith, that is the basis of economics,
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  Speaker 8: These secularists that don't want you to have faith, don't
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  Speaker 8: want you to have faith, don't want you to believe
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  Speaker 8: in higher position for many reasons, but the most important
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  Speaker 8: one is that it leads to anarchy, and then anarchy
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  Speaker 8: follows tyranny, and that's what they want. They want the
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  Speaker 8: tyranny of being able to not have to work so hard.
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  Speaker 8: You know, they don't want to have to send Lee
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  Speaker 8: McGowan Politics girl out on CNN to yell at Ben
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  Speaker 8: shap Heiro or this is Scott. I can't remember Scott's
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  Speaker 8: last name. All of a sudden, I know he you know,
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  Speaker 8: he's their famous you know, he's their token conservative on
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  Speaker 8: the CNN panel with Abby Phillip Jennings. Thank you. They
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  Speaker 8: don't want to have to do that. They don't want
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  Speaker 8: to have the Scott Jennings and the Joe Thomases out
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  Speaker 8: in the world calling the lie to it. And I
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  Speaker 8: think what part of what frustrates them so much is
• 47:41
  Speaker 8: that they haven't successfully dispatched us yet, despite all the money,
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  Speaker 8: despite all of the time and treasure that has been spent,
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  Speaker 8: and the final demise of Rush Limbaugh. I mean, each
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  Speaker 8: time one of these great conservative lions leaves the stage,
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  Speaker 8: whether it's William F. Buckley or Rush Limbaugh, Ronald Reagan,
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  Speaker 8: finally we're rid of the guy. Oh, thank goodness, now
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  Speaker 8: we can have our party and they and they get
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  Speaker 8: frustrated when new people step up and say but says
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  Speaker 8: right here, So morality and capitalism. As Donald Trump travels
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  Speaker 8: to the World Economic Forum, check your morality at the door.
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  Speaker 8: You have to go back to a place where you say,
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  Speaker 8: what is it you do? What has God gifted you
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  Speaker 8: to do? And what is it worth to you? So
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  Speaker 8: while politics, girl is screaming on and a blessing on
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  Speaker 8: her house, and I know she probably would hate the
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  Speaker 8: idea that I'm blessing her for putting voice to this,
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  Speaker 8: but bless her for putting voice to the inherent nineteenth
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  Speaker 8: century belief structure of the democrats and a permanent under class.
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  Speaker 20: You're not rounding up line cooks and roofers, prove you're.
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  Speaker 8: Not lining up with Boelas and other people that we
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  Speaker 8: need in the permanent underclass to do the work we
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  Speaker 8: don't want to have to do for money. We don't
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  Speaker 8: want to have to pay for it. And that's the
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  Speaker 8: part they don't want to say, is they all say, oh, well,
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  Speaker 8: Americans don't want to do work like that. That's a
• 49:55
  Speaker 8: comma at the end of that statement, not a period.
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  Speaker 8: The other part of that statement is for the amount
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  Speaker 8: of money my cheap ass is willing to pay for it,
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  Speaker 8: is it worth what you say it is? Because the
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  Speaker 8: Marxist democrat believes you start a business to make jobs,
• 50:22
  Speaker 8: you build a house to give someone housing, and there's
• 50:28
  Speaker 8: an altruism in there that we were just speaking to. Sure,
• 50:31
  Speaker 8: you don't build houses with the idea of nobody living
• 50:35
  Speaker 8: in them, but they cost money to build, and thanks
• 50:42
  Speaker 8: to government regulations, the average house costs two hundred thousand
• 50:46
  Speaker 8: dollars in regulatory fees before a shovel gets put into
• 50:51
  Speaker 8: the ground, so you could easily lift you know, never
• 50:54
  Speaker 8: mind the capital gains thing, which I think is a
• 50:56
  Speaker 8: great step. I think it should be a permanent as
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  Speaker 8: Virginia congressman and his moratorium on capital gains on home
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  Speaker 8: sales that President Trump is. I think he's giving a
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  Speaker 8: speech today about it. Can we get McGuire back on
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  Speaker 8: to talk about it. Yeah, i'd like to think so.
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  Speaker 8: I've only known the guy for fifteen years. Don't look
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  Speaker 8: at me like that. Why do I have a hang
• 51:27
  Speaker 8: and I have a bat in the cave? Anyway, there
• 51:34
  Speaker 8: are so many things that have been perverted into our
• 51:38
  Speaker 8: system that they're claiming our capitalism and they're not. And
• 51:43
  Speaker 8: the costs of doing these things that are capital they
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  Speaker 8: blame capitalism for it, which isn't capitalism. They they want
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  Speaker 8: to assign you to a position based on what they
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  Speaker 8: need you to do now, based on what you're good at,
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  Speaker 8: or what you want to be, what you aspire to be,
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  Speaker 8: what your talents lead you to be. They will organize
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  Speaker 8: you into the role that they need at that moment.
• 52:24
  Speaker 8: And maybe if you get lucky and you know some
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  Speaker 8: party member, they might actually say, this person's really good
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  Speaker 8: at announcing. Let's put him on state run radio and
• 52:34
  Speaker 8: he can go on and speak the party truth. We'll
• 52:37
  Speaker 8: call his show Pravda in the morning, Spacibo. It's about
• 52:46
  Speaker 8: you and what you're worth.
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