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"It Just Isn't Adding Up" from #CES2026 (Tuesday, January 6, 2026, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: So what do you think about the dope problem?
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  Speaker 2: First thing today by Joe Thomas on the Tunk Media Network,
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  Speaker 2: all natural and free of artificial intelligence, and.
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  Speaker 3: I said, definitely, I feel we have too many dopes.
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  Speaker 4: Yeah, Jewart said to steal me stem.
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  Speaker 5: You have a day at least for work when the
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  Speaker 5: sun comes up.
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  Speaker 6: Drops a kid to cook.
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  Speaker 7: Joe has everything a gene, do all the.
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  Speaker 5: Treasure and needs no one that Joe's a smile.
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  Speaker 8: He only as.
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  Speaker 9: Joe.
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  Speaker 10: Thank you for letting us be of service to you
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  Speaker 10: this morning.
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  Speaker 6: I want to be.
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  Speaker 10: I'll tell you what went on last night. I'll tell
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  Speaker 10: you my analysis of it, sometimes long before anyone else
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  Speaker 10: shares in that analysis. And I want to thank uh
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  Speaker 10: former Congressman now Virginia del Gate Tom Garrett for endorsing
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  Speaker 10: my thoughts regarding the future for incoming Governor Spanberger. I
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  Speaker 10: wrote a column for the Daily Signal detailing what we'll see.
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  Speaker 10: So that's good news for Virginians is that she's probably
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  Speaker 10: going to govern not as radically left as her General
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  Speaker 10: Assembly might try to get her to, because she wants
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  Speaker 10: to be president, which means she needs to think about
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  Speaker 10: what Iowans and New Hampshiurians, even Democrats from that party
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  Speaker 10: might want out of their representatives. We're going to get
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  Speaker 10: our first things out here, coming to you from the
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  Speaker 10: Consumer Electronics Show. Text message Mark text into four three
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  Speaker 10: four eight eight two four two one seven. He said,
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  Speaker 10: what do you mean Honda doesn't want to be a
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  Speaker 10: car company anymore? Well, no, they're a mobility company. Now.
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  Speaker 10: It's the this new Aphila car vehicle and I don't
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  Speaker 10: even know all right, car might be limiting, I guess
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  Speaker 10: in some engineers world, not sure, but vehicle certainly still applies.
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  Speaker 10: But just mobility device. Are we branching into scooters and
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  Speaker 10: so we don't want to be pigeonholed into just being
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  Speaker 10: a car company. And Canta car company makes scooters. I've
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  Speaker 10: got to display here with Bugotti scooters. You can I'm
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  Speaker 10: not sure what they cost, but Bugotti makes electric scooters,
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  Speaker 10: and so you can have one for yourself if you
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  Speaker 10: have the I guess necessary Bugatti scooters not going for
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  Speaker 10: fifty nine to ninety seven at Walmart. I'm pretty sure.
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  Speaker 10: Let me get to the phones and then we'll get
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  Speaker 10: our first things on the air. Good morning, who's this.
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  Speaker 11: Hi car?
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  Speaker 12: Hey?
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  Speaker 10: Good morning Clark how are you doing, sir, Oh, I'm
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  Speaker 10: all good.
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  Speaker 13: So let's see Marjorie Taylor Green has left the Congress.
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  Speaker 13: And you know, Joe, when somebody quits because of their principles,
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  Speaker 13: you have to respect that. Sure, and she quit on principle.
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  Speaker 13: Now it is interesting to note that her principles dictated
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  Speaker 13: that she stick around until the day her lifetime pension
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  Speaker 13: took a back.
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  Speaker 10: Well, I mean, are they principles or more policies? I
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  Speaker 10: don't know. He's always a movable feet that.
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  Speaker 13: Though, because it was like, I need your endorsement for
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  Speaker 13: a Senate run. Yes, stay in your lane. You're not
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  Speaker 13: gonna win that race. You're not gonna endorse me. No,
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  Speaker 13: I'm not gonna endorse you. I'm gonna quit. I don't
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  Speaker 13: need you, I don't need anybody. I don't need any
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  Speaker 13: I need this pension.
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  Speaker 10: So I need this battle game principles.
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  Speaker 13: Now, Strandberger wants to run for president. Did Madero's arrest
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  Speaker 13: make that about eighteen million votes more?
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  Speaker 10: I don't know.
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  Speaker 13: I'm just asking questions.
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  Speaker 10: Well, this becomes the interesting thing because that was a
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  Speaker 10: subtext of yesterday's program, is the connection of the Venezuelan
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  Speaker 10: government to all those questionable voting machines in twenty twenty,
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  Speaker 10: and is he here to turn state's evidence? And did
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  Speaker 10: we find out about the dragnet being issued for anyone
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  Speaker 10: who helped Maduro get out because the government of Venezuela
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  Speaker 10: realizes that there's a lot of people in Venezuela who
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  Speaker 10: wanted Nicholas Meduro to get into American custody. These are
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  Speaker 10: all you know, as I read these stories and I'm
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  Speaker 10: looking at the information, these are the questions that start
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  Speaker 10: tickling in the back of my reptilian part of my brain.
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  Speaker 13: I know there's a lot of questions for the reptilian part.
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  Speaker 10: So onto, well, I'll tell you what before on. Let's
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  Speaker 10: hold on onto here for a second, because we do
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  Speaker 10: need to tell everyone what's been going on so that
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  Speaker 10: we can discuss and then we'll find out what onto
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  Speaker 10: is from doctor Clark. Just hang on the line with us.
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  Speaker 10: There are our first things. Nicholas Meduro in court yesterday,
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  Speaker 10: appearing before a ninety two year old jurist that was
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  Speaker 10: appointed by Bill Clinton to the US District Court bench,
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  Speaker 10: Alvin Hellerstein, who is known in the legal circles as
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  Speaker 10: being very hard on defense attorneys. Meduro appeared in Southern
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  Speaker 10: District of New York and pled not guilty to the
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  Speaker 10: charges he faces, including narco terrorism and cocaine trafficking conspiracy.
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  Speaker 10: Venezuelan authority say they've been looking for anyone since Saturday,
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  Speaker 10: but now decided to tell the rest of the population
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  Speaker 10: they were trying to round up quote the usual suspects.
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  Speaker 10: They said in a statement they have a police order
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  Speaker 10: out to immediately begin a nationwide search and capture of
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  Speaker 10: anyone involved in the promotion or support of the armed
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  Speaker 10: attack by the United States, leaving out the whole arrest
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  Speaker 10: of Nicholas Maduro as well. Federal appeals Court on Monday
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  Speaker 10: ruled that the administration cannot cut federal grant funding provided
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  Speaker 10: by the National Institutes of Health to universities engaged in
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  Speaker 10: scientific and medical research, monies that had already been promised.
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  Speaker 10: The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have made
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  Speaker 10: big cuts in the number of vaccinations children are supposed
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  Speaker 10: to get, now recommending that children get vaccinated against eleven diseases,
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  Speaker 10: but no longer broadly recommending flu, rotavirus, hepatitis A, hepatitis B,
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  Speaker 10: some forms of meningitis, or RSV and those are some
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  Speaker 10: of our first things. We go back to you and
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  Speaker 10: doctor Clark and all coming up for you here on
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  Speaker 2: First Thing Today by Joe Thomas on the Talk Media Network.
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  Speaker 10: It is a morning of ooh. Rid's like the radio
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  Speaker 10: version of Heartbreak, Ridge of marines all around me, Doctor Clark.
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  Speaker 10: He had a second point he wanted to make before
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  Speaker 10: we had to head to break drill. Sergeant Charlie is
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  Speaker 10: on hold for us here, so I better get ready
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  Speaker 10: to do some push ups. I'm pretty sure. Uh So,
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  Speaker 10: what was your second point there, doctor Clark?
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  Speaker 13: Well, let's see second point on too. Tim Waltz and
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  Speaker 13: if I'm gonna do a movie thing for Marjorie Taylor Green.
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  Speaker 13: I got to do one for Tim. You reckon, He's
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  Speaker 13: walking around the mansion doing his best version of Brando
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  Speaker 13: from on the waterfront.
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  Speaker 10: I could have been somebody.
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  Speaker 13: Instead of a bump, which, let's face it is what
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  Speaker 13: I am. Now, you're supposed to put yourself and the
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  Speaker 13: other guy. She's to figure things out, Joe right, And
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  Speaker 13: for the life of me, I cannot figure out what
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  Speaker 13: Tim's Chinese handler has planned for him next. Does he
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  Speaker 13: have any future benefit for the party or the initiative
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  Speaker 13: bringing home to Beijing? Dude, they jumping I don't know, you.
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  Speaker 10: See, I mean it is because Marjorie Taylor Green. It's
• 14:49
  Speaker 10: obvious she's gonna, you know, co anchor with Caitlin Collins.
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  Speaker 10: Oh yeah, uh you know, or get her own show
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  Speaker 10: on CNN somewhere along the line. But Tim, yeah, he's
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  Speaker 10: not getting a TV sh unless unless they bring back
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  Speaker 10: Wheel of Fortune or something. I don't know.
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  Speaker 13: So lastly, we've got Maria Machado Venezuela and you're talking
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  Speaker 13: about the usual suspects getting rounded up. So here's the thing.
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  Speaker 13: The real usual suspects are. The rats are jumping from
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  Speaker 13: that sinking ship. All of Madura's machinery is getting out
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  Speaker 13: of Dodge as quick as they can. Now, I gotta wonder,
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  Speaker 13: we're doing movie scenes. Do you have Marco Rivio walking
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  Speaker 13: around home? And how do you solve a problem like Marie? Uh,
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  Speaker 13: she might be the best person to put in place
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  Speaker 13: there Joe personally the country, but she has no machinery
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  Speaker 13: or mechanism to facilitate her doing so right now. And
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  Speaker 13: if you just drop her right in the middle of it,
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  Speaker 13: what's the chances of her succeeding?
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  Speaker 10: Oh in this? But here's the thing, I forget the
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  Speaker 10: fellow's name, who actually you know? And it's questionable. I
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  Speaker 10: wonder if they use their own dominion voting systems down
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  Speaker 10: there in Venezuela. But the guy who was just was
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  Speaker 10: quote defeated by Maduro, he would be the one I
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  Speaker 10: would point to. And he was the one that Machado
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  Speaker 10: was supporting. So you know, it seems to be if
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  Speaker 10: there is an opposition, then we need to support the opposition.
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  Speaker 10: And and what you do to me, and I'm not
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  Speaker 10: a secretary of state, I'm barely a secretary of my
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  Speaker 10: own company. Is you lean on Venezuela and say, listen,
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  Speaker 10: you want us to come in and do this. You
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  Speaker 10: want us to invoke the Monroe doctrine and open up
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  Speaker 10: the oil fields and start letting share Ron back in here.
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  Speaker 10: Or do you allow for free and fair elections from
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  Speaker 10: this point on? Because there's several things that Rodriguez is
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  Speaker 10: saying down there. Del Rodriguez, the now president sworn in
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  Speaker 10: now twice by the Supreme Court, is that they're not
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  Speaker 10: asking for Maduro back. They just wanted proof that he
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  Speaker 10: was alive. Okay, mission accomplished. She's been looking for three
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  Speaker 10: days for people who helped him get out or help
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  Speaker 10: this invasion. She's not saying anything about helping him get arrested.
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  Speaker 10: I still say this smells like he's called in a favor.
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  Speaker 10: And right now this is we're in the midst of,
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  Speaker 10: you know, somewhere in between dog and Pony in this show.
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  Speaker 10: And Maduro will eventually wind up with a seven to
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  Speaker 10: eleven somewhere in Omaha in the witness Protection program after
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  Speaker 10: blaming what happened with the dominion voting machines.
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  Speaker 13: I think he's got a lot of dirt on a
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  Speaker 13: lot of people, a lot of stuff, you.
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  Speaker 10: Know, and What were the Cubans doing there? What were
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  Speaker 10: thirty two Cuban officers doing there working with the Venezuelan military?
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  Speaker 10: Did did Maduro say they're coming to take me away?
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  Speaker 10: Ha ha, They're coming to take me away? Ho ho?
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  Speaker 10: And you know, conveniently we showed up with the DEA
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  Speaker 10: to arrest him despite all his armguards. Questions that still
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  Speaker 10: itch and peel where I sit. But let me get
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  Speaker 10: to Charlie Clark. You have a good morning, sir.
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  Speaker 13: Keep doing what you do.
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  Speaker 10: More urrah for us this morning. Charlie, how are you
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  Speaker 10: doing this morning? My friend?
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  Speaker 12: Going good?
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  Speaker 8: Joe?
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  Speaker 12: My question is this is why the American people have
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  Speaker 12: a lot of challenges with our legal department. As is
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  Speaker 12: the government going to ask who's who's paying the high
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  Speaker 12: price legal team that he now has in New York?
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  Speaker 12: Where's that money coming from?
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  Speaker 10: Joe? I mean, technically he's allowed a public defender. Can
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  Speaker 10: you imagine being the lawyer in the pro bono folder
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  Speaker 10: getting the call saying, hey, you're next up as public defender,
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  Speaker 10: this is your case?
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  Speaker 11: What?
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  Speaker 10: Because that could very easily be how it happened. But
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  Speaker 10: I believe that he has wealth. We did sanction some
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  Speaker 10: of his money. But it goes back to what I
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  Speaker 10: was saying with doctor Clark. I don't buy that this
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  Speaker 10: is a straight up arrest. I believe there's more going
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  Speaker 10: on here than this. I believe he knows things. He
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  Speaker 10: was afraid things were about to go pear shaped back home.
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  Speaker 10: That's what the thirty two Cubans were there to do.
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  Speaker 10: They were working with the military. They didn't say they
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  Speaker 10: were working with Maduro. That was an interesting phrase. Rodriguez
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  Speaker 10: isn't demanding Meduro's return. I think there's more going on
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  Speaker 10: here than this, and I think this may have been
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  Speaker 10: more of an evacuation than an arrest. So the lawyers
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  Speaker 10: may just be a pro forma.
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  Speaker 12: Yeah, Joe, I can tell you this team he's got
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  Speaker 12: isn't pro forma. This is at the read the dorse
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  Speaker 12: ao on this lawyer team. I'm telling you, this guy's
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  Speaker 12: getting paid big money.
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  Speaker 24: Oh.
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  Speaker 12: I know they money, and it's coming from somewhere. The
• 20:35
  Speaker 12: question is can the government find out where.
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  Speaker 10: I don't know if you can personally figure out, but
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  Speaker 10: I mean a lawyer is going to be paid by somebody.
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  Speaker 10: And if Meduro has wealth, I thought we had sanctioned
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  Speaker 10: his wealth. I thought we had just like with Putin,
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  Speaker 10: we had put restrictions on his personal welfare, so you
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  Speaker 10: know he may have friends that are paying for this.
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  Speaker 12: That's exactly the question. Everybody has said that. So I
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  Speaker 12: think this lawyer team should be made to tell the
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  Speaker 12: American people how are getting paid well?
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  Speaker 10: It is time for our sports director and a man who,
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  Speaker 10: by the way, suggested about halfway through an ignorant, ignominious
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  Speaker 10: college football season that North Carolina's head football coach might
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  Speaker 10: be on a short list for Las Vegas if both
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  Speaker 10: team seasons continue to go the way they were going.
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  Speaker 10: And everyone said why, and then you realize that Tom
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  Speaker 10: Brady is an owner. There was one story I saw
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  Speaker 10: Mac and you know we're here in Las Vegas right now,
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  Speaker 10: and there was one story at might have been a blog,
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  Speaker 10: might have just been some guy you know, you know,
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  Speaker 10: at one of the eighteen million sports books around here
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  Speaker 10: is spouting off about.
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  Speaker 22: Yeah, there's a couple opinions, Yeah, Tom Brady should take over.
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  Speaker 10: I'm like, oh yeah, because that's like that's like Ted
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  Speaker 10: Williams mash managing the Washington you.
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  Speaker 22: Know what the Falcon The Falcons are thinking about Matt
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  Speaker 22: they were already let go earlier. A total of six
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  Speaker 22: head coaching vacancy's now entering the off season. But what
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  Speaker 22: we're finding is that just there are uh there's just
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  Speaker 22: talk of of the right quarterbacks not being not being ready,
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  Speaker 22: you know, and so while the Raiders, while there's all
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  Speaker 22: that talking. You're talking about blogging Joe, and you're so right.
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  Speaker 22: that think the Midias in the Rock and Roll Hall
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  Speaker 22: of Fame. But anyway, they they the Raiders are thinking
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  Speaker 22: that Dante more would be a better fit than Fernando Mendoza,
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  Speaker 22: which you know, of course, Mendoza is getting all the
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  Speaker 22: hype because he won the Heisman in Indiana's winning and
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  Speaker 22: you know, so on and so forth. So it's just
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  Speaker 22: so many of these franchises and gms make so many mistakes,
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  Speaker 22: and especially there, I could go back and if I,
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  Speaker 22: you know, did the research and just really looked at
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  Speaker 22: the mistakes that the Raiders have made for the last
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  Speaker 22: twenty years.
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  Speaker 10: Well, look at look at you know, look at Dak Prescott.
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  Speaker 10: Let's you know, for our Cowboys fans, Yeah, Dak Prescott
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  Speaker 10: was Dak Prescott was the second coming of Tom Brady
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  Speaker 10: when he had a world class offensive line in front
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  Speaker 10: of him. Remember there's about a two year window where
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  Speaker 10: the Dallas Cowboys everyone in the league, AFC, NFC, you know, NBC,
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  Speaker 10: ABC all said the Cowboys offensive line was the gold standard.
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  Speaker 10: And so Dak Prescott looked like Tom Brady Junior. As
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  Speaker 10: soon as they start leaving and they're not there anymore.
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  Speaker 10: He looks like Dak Prescott again.
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  Speaker 22: Yeah, start, you know, start, and I think there was
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  Speaker 22: there was some you know, talk show fodder yesterday and
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  Speaker 22: saying that, you know, there are a couple of franchises.
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  Speaker 22: Don't be surprised if, like in the top five of
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  Speaker 22: the NFL draft in April, the three offensing linemen, you know,
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  Speaker 22: aren't serious. You even get to the quarterbacks now, I
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  Speaker 22: think they're you know, learning a lot.
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  Speaker 10: But with all that, but.
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  Speaker 22: Anyway, John Gruden is slowly getting to the media and saying,
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  Speaker 22: you know, hey, I would, I would come back, I would,
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  Speaker 10: Be a raider again.
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  Speaker 22: Now that the whole email scandal is, you know, behind
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  Speaker 22: him and everything.
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  Speaker 10: So it's of course he would.
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  Speaker 22: Yeah, it's it's gonna be crazy, all right. Couple things
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  Speaker 22: and last night, you know, if you if you don't
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  Speaker 22: And East landsing it was the is Zone Alumni night.
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  Speaker 22: I'm gonna talk more about this next hour. But the
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  Speaker 22: Spartans beat usc They killed him eighty to fifty one
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  Speaker 22: six minutes to go.
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  Speaker 10: In the game.
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  Speaker 22: A former center Paul Davis, who does a lot of
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  Speaker 22: work in the summer with Michigan State, does a lot
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  Speaker 22: of work with kids, was sitting courtside and was asked
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  Speaker 22: to leave the game. The official went over and said,
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  Speaker 22: you're gone, and so you know, and they people wanted
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  Speaker 22: to know why, which I'll tell you just a second.
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  Speaker 22: So it's six minutes ago.
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  Speaker 10: They're winning.
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  Speaker 22: Big Iso got up and looked across the floor, because
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  Speaker 22: what are you doing? What you know, like a father, like,
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  Speaker 22: what what are you doing? Anyway, is explained what happened
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  Speaker 22: after the game.
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  Speaker 9: Jud Heatscot used to always tell me that sooner or later,
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  Speaker 9: the game makes fools of us all once in a while,
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  Speaker 9: the game makes fools of our fans. And definitely it's
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  Speaker 9: made a fool of me more than a couple of times.
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  Speaker 9: So that's time he carried away that it was It
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  Speaker 9: wasn't something racial, it wasn't something sexual, It wasn't you know,
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  Speaker 22: Wrong thing to say at the wrong time.
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  Speaker 10: And so the wrong racial said.
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  Speaker 22: Come with me, and you know, and I think on
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  Speaker 22: Southwest Conference. There was a radio guy and I don't
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  Speaker 22: remember what team, but you know, you just when you
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  Speaker 22: when you the officials, officials have ears and especially now
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  Speaker 22: all the courts, and there was a Southwest Conference broadcaster
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  Speaker 22: play by play of the Southwest Conference tournament and he
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  Speaker 22: didn't like a call against his team, and he gave
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  Speaker 22: the choke sign to the official and the official calls
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  Speaker 22: time out. They had him removed the play by play guy.
• 33:54
  Speaker 22: I'd have to look at it, but they had him
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  Speaker 22: physically removed from the broadcast for giving the choke.
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  Speaker 10: Sign to you know. It's like, yo, you know, fans,
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  Speaker 10: You know, Hey Jack, Hey Jack, Hey Jack. You know
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  Speaker 10: they're worse than the coaches.
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  Speaker 22: It's not like okay, and I don't want to mislead anybody.
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  Speaker 10: John.
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  Speaker 22: I've had maybe four or five really meaningful conversations with
• 34:38
  Speaker 22: John Grisham, Okay, everything from why do you want to
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  Speaker 22: It was his first basketball book. I mean, I love
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  Speaker 10: Okay.
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  Speaker 22: I just think that he's just and he's so interesting
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  Speaker 22: to talk to. I've never asked him because he sits
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  Speaker 22: courtside at UVA. I I know he loves this new
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  Speaker 22: with Tony Bennet because he loved Tony Bennett. And I'm
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  Speaker 22: guessing that you know he's and I'll be looking when
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  Speaker 22: they play this week. But I never asked Ungress if
• 35:13
  Speaker 22: you ever, like had any alter cases or the officials
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  Speaker 22: are said any because it's it is very easy to
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  Speaker 22: you know, to do to do that. And you know,
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  Speaker 22: and I just told him, you know, but one thing
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  Speaker 22: out for a beer with them, get to know them.
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  Speaker 22: We you know, that was one thing like within the
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  Speaker 22: ACC we became fairly good friends, except for Jack Paparo,
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  Speaker 22: who really took me off one night at Clemson. That's
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  Speaker 22: the story for another day. And let me run a
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  Speaker 22: microphone court side. I was thinking that, you know, a microphone,
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  Speaker 22: because he had that way. He came over and said,
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  Speaker 22: you can't have that microphone there. I said, we've been
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  Speaker 22: okayed by the ACC. Dick to have a microphone there,
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  Speaker 22: not on my watch, you know. He so they they
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  Speaker 22: removed our microphone. I filed with the ACC and the
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  Speaker 22: ACC said that would be fine as long as we
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  Speaker 10: Text message, Clarine writes, in Joe, do you sometimes say
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  Speaker 10: I've never heard anyone suggests that Nicholas mud is in
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  Speaker 10: there to turn states evidence. What are you doing? Well, No,
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  Speaker 10: Rolls will tell you what went on last night. I
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  Speaker 10: drug dealer, you know, turned president of a country who
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  Speaker 10: turned the country upside down, and that's certainly sufficient, you know,
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  Speaker 10: whether or not we have the authority to do that
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  Speaker 10: or not. That's that goes into another part and hamp
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  Speaker 10: by Barack h Obama in twenty thirteen and then a
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  Speaker 10: outside of the few minutes to switch drivers here and there,
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  Speaker 10: vail here. But to your point about Barack Obama ever
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  Speaker 10: getting asked this question, Barack Obama's at that point where
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  Speaker 10: he doesn't have to even grant an interview with somebody.
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  Speaker 10: damn well straight, Barack Obama is going to ask you. Oh,
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  Speaker 10: mister Thomas. I see that you've asked for former President
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  Speaker 10: Obama to come on first thing today. We will need
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  Speaker 10: a list of your questions that you're going to be
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  Speaker 10: asking him, and I'll say that's not how we work here,
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  Speaker 10: and they will say, well, we're very sorry, but we
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  Speaker 10: cannot grant your interview request because it's about image and
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  Speaker 10: it's born of the same thing. It's born of the
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  Speaker 10: same thing in Barack Obama's case or any elected official.
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  Speaker 10: Some of it has to do with liability and in
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  Speaker 10: sovereign slash legislative immunity, which is another one of those
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  Speaker 10: things that I want to get out there on a limb,
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  Speaker 10: Clarine and talk about things that should go away. But yeah,
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  Speaker 10: the idea that Nicholas Maduro just mysteriously all of his
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  Speaker 10: security was not present and the DEA was just able
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  Speaker 10: to walk up and grab him and his whole family
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  Speaker 10: I'm sorry. There's way too much of this that doesn't
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  Speaker 10: make any sense, especially when the Cubans are now complaining
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  Speaker 10: that thirty two of their military commanders were there helping
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  Speaker 10: the Venezuelan Army do something, huh, helping them do what,
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  Speaker 10: helping them do what? And you know, is Maduro being
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  Speaker 10: defended by drug money. I know that there's a lot
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  Speaker 10: of people who argue with me about things like civil
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  Speaker 10: and all of his assets seized permanently by the government
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  Speaker 10: so that he cannot sell them and then use the
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  Speaker 10: faster than you can say, John Grisham, some questions with
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  Speaker 10: But these are all the things that we've asked government
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