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Wicked Radio 3-13: Old Dominion Students Stop Terrorist, FL's SAVE Act, & Late Night Propaganda · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: It's always a tricky situation when you deal with anything
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Speaker 1: any kind of a podcast like it would be easy
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Speaker 1: to talk every day about like aliens, it would be
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Speaker 1: easy to talk about like celebrity stuff every day when
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Speaker 1: we talk about news commentary and if that's what you do,
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Speaker 1: and that's what I do, many others do. Coming out
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Speaker 1: of my world, it's eighty percent of the time gonna
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Speaker 1: be bad news. It's gonna be bad. Is there nasty
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Speaker 1: things that happen out of there, But it's all about
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Speaker 1: how you frame it. And you can take what happened yesterday,
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Speaker 1: but with an old dominion and a synagogue attack in Michigan,
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Speaker 1: terrible terrible stories. Right, There's something different these days, and
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Speaker 1: I think it would be irresponsible not to talk about
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Speaker 1: how different things are these days, and how we respond
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Speaker 1: to them, and how people deal with this and how
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Speaker 1: you know, I'm always on this this soapbox, and how
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Speaker 1: we look at how the media covers these things. It's
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Speaker 1: all different now. So even though these are horrific news stories,
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Speaker 1: there's a lot of good to take away from them.
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Speaker 1: Believe it are not, and we're gonna try her also
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Speaker 1: talk about the Florida Save Act that's right. The state
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Speaker 1: of Florida is instituting its own system through the legislature,
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Speaker 1: and they announced this yesterday to secure elections. Now, if
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Speaker 1: a state can do it, why can't the lazy Feds.
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Speaker 1: Why can't the elected senators? Why can't our national representatives?
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Speaker 1: You know why? And we'll wrap it up with this,
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Speaker 1: let's laugh at the people who are supposed to make
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Speaker 1: us laugh. Late night news hosts, sorry, late night comedy hosts.
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Speaker 1: Here's a shocker. Ninety four percent of the time are
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Speaker 1: bagging on America for the Iran conflict. There's a shocker.
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Speaker 1: Look what they did to comedy. God, what a shame that.
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Speaker 1: Nothing angers me more than that because they're the people
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Speaker 1: who are supposed to give us relief. Anyway, let's get
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Speaker 1: to it. One more day on the road. Hopefully fingers
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Speaker 1: and toes cross my internet service days. We're shaky so
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Speaker 1: far as I'm on the road. But welcome to Friday.
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Speaker 1: I hope you have an awesome weekend. Thanks for finding
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Speaker 1: the live stream. We could radio money through Friday on
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Speaker 1: x and YouTube and on Facebook at the replay and
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Speaker 1: the audio podcast where most of you apparently like to
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Speaker 1: find it. Apparently audio is still king. All right, I
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Speaker 1: don't make the decisions where if you'd like to get
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Speaker 1: your podcasts too, let's get to it again. I mean,
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Speaker 1: this is how I'm gonna frame this and and oppose
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Speaker 1: this to you. Horrific horrific news stories that used to
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Speaker 1: just lie there and that's it. Here's an attack, here's
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Speaker 1: the story, here's the tragedy, here's you know, let's stick
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Speaker 1: a camera and a microphone in the face of all
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Speaker 1: the victims and they'll leave it at that. That's how
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Speaker 1: it used to be, right. Things are different now. Things
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Speaker 1: are different in two ways. First of all, how the
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Speaker 1: media covers it, because we're starting to demand answers now
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Speaker 1: in the truth. And the second thing is, well, if
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Speaker 1: you want to talk about the old dominion story, students
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Speaker 1: are taking care of things themselves. What do I mean
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Speaker 1: by that? And I'm gonna tell you this. I refuse
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Speaker 1: to apologize for this. I refuse, I refuse to apologize
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Speaker 1: for calling this a good thing because it's already out there.
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Speaker 1: You know, there's morning shows on you know, TV networks
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Speaker 1: right now as we speak in real time saying it's
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Speaker 1: it's terrible that there's there are people celebrating the fact
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Speaker 1: that students at Old Dominion University unalived the attacker. No,
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Speaker 1: that's not a terrible thing, and I'm sorry, and I
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Speaker 1: refused to apologize for that because that's exactly what they did.
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Speaker 1: What was fascinating about this beyond the tragedy of what
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Speaker 1: happened at that school and there were three people who
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Speaker 1: were shot. We'll get into the attacker, the terrorists here
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Speaker 1: in a second, and an actual terrorist like by definition.
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Speaker 1: The news conference was fascinating because this was the first
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Speaker 1: time anybody found out that students took care of it themselves.
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Speaker 1: Here's a special agent in charge. How was the diseased?
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Speaker 1: There were students in that room that subdued him and.
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Speaker 2: Rendered him no longer alive. And as to say it,
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Speaker 2: but they basically agreeable to terminate the threat.
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Speaker 1: So he was not shot.
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Speaker 3: He was not shot.
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Speaker 1: He shot three people, correct, we have information that he
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Speaker 1: shot three people. The one that went to this was
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Speaker 1: the news conference obviously, and then every network in the
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Speaker 1: world and then they in real time. This is where
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Speaker 1: this is where talking TV newsheads actually have to do
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Speaker 1: some work and go off script and then they go
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Speaker 1: back live. And if you if you watched any of
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Speaker 1: the coverage of this, Fox CNN, any of it. They
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Speaker 1: were like, because they're trying to piece together what she
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Speaker 1: just said. The attacker is dead. Well, did the police
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Speaker 1: take him out? No, the students took him out. Yes,
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Speaker 1: follow up question. But he wasn't shot. No, put the
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Speaker 1: pieces together. Students took this attacker out and uh, well
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Speaker 1: he wasn't shot, but he was uh unalived. Let's put
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Speaker 1: it that way with whatever means they had. These are
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Speaker 1: rotc kids, right, And again there's a lot of people,
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Speaker 1: including me, and I'm fully honest about that, and I'm
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Speaker 1: completely transparent saying that's a good thing. I see that
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Speaker 1: as good. Forget about the pearl clutching and all the
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Speaker 1: people out there telling you it's terrible. Violence is never
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Speaker 1: an answer to violence. Oh well, and you're dealing with
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Speaker 1: these kinds of animals. Yeah it is, Yeah, it actually is.
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Speaker 1: Here's the other thing that's different. You may have noticed this.
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Speaker 1: I'm just keyed into this because you know that, you
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Speaker 1: know that, you know the target of my ire Azari's
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Speaker 1: media and media coverage and press conferences like that. They're
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Speaker 1: saying things like that. Let me ask you this four
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Speaker 1: years ago, three years ago, would that special agent in
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Speaker 1: charge come out and said that, or it just would
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Speaker 1: have been we're collecting details at this time. No, they
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Speaker 1: tell you the truth. Now you know why that happens
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Speaker 1: because it takes a long time. But over the years,
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Speaker 1: millions and millions of people demand answers, and they demand
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Speaker 1: the truth, and they demand the truth. They demand that
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Speaker 1: real questions are asked. So here's some other questions. What
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Speaker 1: do we know about this winner of this attack at
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Speaker 1: Old Dominion University? The shooter is Mohammed was again unalived,
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Speaker 1: Mohammad Jula born in Sierra Leone, became a naturalized US citizen.
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Speaker 1: Sounds like a beautiful American love story so far, doesn't
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Speaker 1: it until you get to this radicalized by al Qaeda.
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Speaker 1: Oh wait a minute, Bill, you're just making that up.
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Speaker 1: Oh no, it's Doc Why Well convicted US Corps law
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Speaker 1: convicted for providing material support to ISIS. You're asking the
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Speaker 1: same question I am right about now in the timeline, Well,
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Speaker 1: why was he even like a why why did this happen? Well?
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Speaker 1: Hold On sentenced to eleven years in prison. Okay, well,
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Speaker 1: then what happened? Oh, there's the key element of the story.
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Speaker 1: Released from prison early under take a guess which administration? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: the one before this one. Yeah. Now, will they make
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Speaker 1: this story disappear like the old Dominion kids made this
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Speaker 1: loser disappear. Maybe they're going to try, but I bet
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Speaker 1: it'll take longer. It's a harder task now because we're
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Speaker 1: all aware. Now, we're all aware of how the media
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Speaker 1: plays its games, and we know how to ask the
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Speaker 1: right questions, and we demand it. And eventually that trickles down,
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Speaker 1: and it trickles down to the kinds of reporters that
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Speaker 1: were at that press conference who get to ask the
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Speaker 1: right questions of the special investigator. That's how we get
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Speaker 1: to the truth. It takes a long time, guys, we're
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Speaker 1: sixty seventy years propaganda to work through, but it's getting
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Speaker 1: better in real time. It is what else do we know? Well?
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Speaker 1: Fox News, I think was Fox and Friends actually today
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Speaker 1: had this guy on. His name is James Gogliano. He's
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Speaker 1: a special investigator, he's a special guest, he's a contributor
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Speaker 1: to Fox. Here's here's what else he added.
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Speaker 4: To the should have gone to jail for twenty years,
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Speaker 4: Lawrence and I believed it somewhere in the neighborhood of
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Speaker 4: one hundred and thirty two months, and again it goes
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Speaker 4: back to that suicidal empathy. The judge here decided that
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Speaker 4: somebody that was tried and convicted of providing material support
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Speaker 4: to ISIS deserved a second chance, and this was his
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Speaker 4: second chance. We are going to see more ISIS related
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Speaker 4: and inspired attacks. And why is that? Well, propaganda and
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Speaker 4: attention is the coin of the realm in the tear business,
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Speaker 4: and ISIS doesn't want Hamas and Hesbla getting all the attention.
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Speaker 4: So I think now more than ever, we need to
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Speaker 4: pay attention to these potential lone wolf attacks.
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Speaker 1: Isn't that interesting? Boy? He said it in a quick
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Speaker 1: little clip, rather than I ever could fumble here. But
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Speaker 1: he's exactly right. Suicidal empathy. And you hear that term
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Speaker 1: more and more of these days, suicidal empathy. Well, we
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Speaker 1: gotta give him a chance. We have to do this,
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Speaker 1: and then you have None of this is possible if
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Speaker 1: you don't have media coverage that glossed over this kind
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Speaker 1: of stuff time and time and time again. If you
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Speaker 1: go back even eight years, by this time in the story,
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Speaker 1: we wouldn't have known this guy's name, we wouldn't know
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Speaker 1: where he was from, we wouldn't have known that he
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Speaker 1: was let out early, even though he was convicted of
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Speaker 1: working with Isis. We wouldn't have known that, But we
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Speaker 1: know now. This is how it happens. You have to
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Speaker 1: demand answers and don't ever ever feel but you know,
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Speaker 1: blame me if you want. Don't ever feel bad about
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Speaker 1: feeling good about Old Dominion students taking this loser out.
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Speaker 1: Don't ever feel bad about that because they're trying. Oh
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Speaker 1: you see, I've already seen it. Today is getting ready
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Speaker 1: ready for the live stream two or three morning shows
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Speaker 1: of national networks, and violence is begetting violence as people
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Speaker 1: across the country are celebrating what the Old Dominion students did.
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Speaker 1: See they can't deny that the Old Dominion students took
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Speaker 1: out an attacker on their campus. They can't do that
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Speaker 1: because it was the and the Special Investigators press conference.
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Speaker 1: They're gonna try to make you feel bad about that.
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Speaker 1: Don't don't at all. Well, we got another tragic story
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Speaker 1: to talk about again. It's how you frame it. If
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Speaker 1: we just stuck with the details of these attacks that
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Speaker 1: happened just yesterday in our country, leave it at that,
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Speaker 1: and then everybody's all depressed and there's no answers, but
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Speaker 1: there are more answers because people are asking the right questions. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: a synagogue attack in Michigan, Michigan, deep blue Michigan. Right,
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Speaker 1: you're safer there. There will be no attacks like that. Right,
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Speaker 1: you will have fined attacks like this when you have
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Speaker 1: prosecutors who won't enforced gun laws. Here's some horrible details
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Speaker 1: were told.
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Speaker 5: It's an active shooter. We can or could see. This
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Speaker 5: is earlier video of smoke coming from the synagogue and
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Speaker 5: there's a fire appears to be a fire, smoke coming
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Speaker 5: from the synagogue.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, we got another winner. There more violence. Who's
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Speaker 1: this guy? Who's this winner? Here's the details out getting
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Speaker 1: the details again this early in the story. That's all
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Speaker 1: part of the timeline that matters because it wasn't too
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Speaker 1: long ago. We would have on days and days if
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Speaker 1: we ever got him at all. But we asked the
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Speaker 1: right questions now because we've demanded. Michigan synagogue attacker an
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Speaker 1: immigrant from Lebanon. I'm on Mohammed Ghazali arrived in the
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Speaker 1: US and twenty eleven visa quickly granted citizenship. That was
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Speaker 1: Obama's administration in twenty sixteen. Okay, there you go. And
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Speaker 1: of course, and again I'm framing this is good news
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Speaker 1: because even on I keep calling it MSNBC, what's that
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Speaker 1: stupid network called now ms now another stupid panel talking
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Speaker 1: about it, and they bring out their anti Semitic experts
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Speaker 1: all the time, because everything's blamed Israel all the time.
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Speaker 1: But there's some guy and I had to look this
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Speaker 1: guy up. I hadn't been aware of him before. His
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Speaker 1: name is Stephen Kent and he posted this clip actually
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Speaker 1: of his participation on this panel where he says, God
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Speaker 1: give me patients with these people to try to correct him,
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Speaker 1: look at him, correct her now. That the name of
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Speaker 1: the synagogue synagogue because it has Israel in the name.
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Speaker 1: This panelist tried to connect that to this was a
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Speaker 1: synagogue connected to the state of Israel, right until he
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Speaker 1: shot her down as calmly as he possibly could. But
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Speaker 1: this is the kind of crap that they try to
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Speaker 1: push all the time. Situation.
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Speaker 2: This was an Israeli temple, it was aligned with Israel.
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Speaker 5: I will say that.
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Speaker 3: Jewish temple, Jewish Syornagogue is not an Israeli temple.
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Speaker 2: It's called the real Israel Temple.
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Speaker 1: They're Jewish, Okay, they're the people of Israel.
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Speaker 2: Do you just finished?
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Speaker 1: So it was wrong from the premise. They're not Israeli,
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Speaker 1: they're Jewish.
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Speaker 5: So they're called the Reel Israeli Temple.
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Speaker 2: Yes, and they do align with Israel and their beliefs.
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Speaker 1: So this what that guy's great. No, No, it's not
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Speaker 1: an Israeli synagogue. It's called the Real Temple of Israel
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Speaker 1: because they are the people of Israel. It's not connected
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Speaker 1: to the state. She says, yes it is, and he
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Speaker 1: says no. I like that guy, but was that je again?
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Speaker 1: I keep going back to this, but it's true. You
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Speaker 1: have to look at what's going on now. Would you
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Speaker 1: have had that a couple of years ago on MS
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Speaker 1: now of all things, correcting her in real time live
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Speaker 1: on the air, I don't think so. But they feel
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Speaker 1: embolded to do so now because she's just pushing this
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Speaker 1: propaganda and pushing this lie. She was trying to tell
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Speaker 1: their idiotic viewers that this temple was connected to and
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Speaker 1: funded by the State of Israel. And he's like, no,
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Speaker 1: just because that's in the name, that doesn't mean that
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Speaker 1: she didn't care. Still pushed it anyway. All right, Well,
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Speaker 1: I'm telling you the good news is people are pushing
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Speaker 1: back in many different ways now literally fighting back like
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Speaker 1: the old dominion kids, but also asking the right questions.
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Speaker 1: You're starting to see it, you know, I tell you
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Speaker 1: all the time, demand more answers out of these media sources. Eventually,
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Speaker 1: it takes a long time and a lot of work,
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Speaker 1: but eventually you get it and you're starting to see
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Speaker 1: it all right, Stuck, where's our Save Act? Hold on,
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Speaker 1: let me take a look around Washington, DC? Is that
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Speaker 1: Did we get it done? Do we?
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Speaker 5: Bet?
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Speaker 6: No?
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Speaker 1: Useless, useless, corrupt senators won't pass this thing. Some are trying,
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Speaker 1: But let me give you an example of how this
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Speaker 1: can be done. This was a major announcement from the
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Speaker 1: state of Florida yesterday. They had kind of like a
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Speaker 1: state of this State address. DeSantis was there talking about
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Speaker 1: things and also is Blazing Gold? Yeah, how's Ephyr a name?
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Speaker 1: I want my state CFO named Blaze. He's going to
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Speaker 1: blaze a trail through the corruption, right, and the guy
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Speaker 1: pretty much is Florida is going to have its own
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Speaker 1: Save Act, in other words, securing elections. So why can't
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Speaker 1: the Feds do it? Why can't we have this federally?
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Speaker 1: You know why? They don't want to. But here's how
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Speaker 1: it could be done, is a little bit of him.
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Speaker 2: Yesterday, the state of Florida is on the verge of
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Speaker 2: passing its own version of the Save Act, which is
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Speaker 2: going to look for voter ID and also to verify
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Speaker 2: that the people that are voting in our elections are
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Speaker 2: indeed actual US citizens.
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Speaker 1: Wait a minute, you mean to tell me that a
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Speaker 1: state with sixty seven counties and I figure what the
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Speaker 1: latest update, I think thirteen million people in Florida. You
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Speaker 1: mean a large state independently can do that, can can
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Speaker 1: secure their elections and demand voter ID and get it what? Really,
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Speaker 1: it can be done. Of course it can be done.
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Speaker 1: Of course it can. It's just a matter of wanting
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Speaker 1: to get it done. It just makes an example like this.
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Speaker 1: And just because it's one state, and just because it's Florida,
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Speaker 1: don't discount the importance of this. This puts much more pressure,
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Speaker 1: much more pressure on these useless, idiot well absolute corrupt Democrats,
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Speaker 1: but also lazy, useless Republicans, the handful that aren't voting
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Speaker 1: for the Save Act. It puts more pressure on them.
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Speaker 1: And I hope I would you know what I would
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Speaker 1: love this weekend I would love for Trump to say,
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Speaker 1: in my now new homestead of Florida, the fantastic state
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Speaker 1: legislature just passed through own Save Act, which means we
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Speaker 1: can do it now. It'll put more pressure and more
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Speaker 1: eyeballs on our elected representatives in Congress to get this done.
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Speaker 1: There's absolutely no excuse, as we know. But whatever. My
14:43
Speaker 1: fear though, is the bad part of this is going
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Speaker 1: to be even more people move to Florida. If you're
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Speaker 1: a fellow Floridian now like me, we're full no more. Okay? Anyway,
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Speaker 1: all right, late night TV hosts, here's another shocking piece
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Speaker 1: of news for you. They're bagging on the US involvement
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Speaker 1: in Israel in Iran. There's a shocker, right. But there's
15:01
Speaker 1: an organization called the Media Research Center that collect boy,
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't want this job. They collected all of the
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Speaker 1: content on air contents as the conflict started, since we
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Speaker 1: started to annext strikes on Iran and take out the
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Speaker 1: tyrannical Islamic regime. They collected and they quantified all of
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Speaker 1: the content, added it up some poor internet to sit
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Speaker 1: there and watch all of these idiots, and they came
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Speaker 1: out with this ninety four percent of the content, mostly
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Speaker 1: in monologues, but some in interviews from all of these
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Speaker 1: late night hosts who have destroyed comedy. Quite frankly, ninety
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Speaker 1: four percent is anti American in our efforts. There here's
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Speaker 1: a little sample. Hate to do this to you, but
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Speaker 1: here's the example.
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Speaker 3: After launching yet another illegal war in the Middle East
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Speaker 3: that could destabilize the region and put American chiefs and
15:48
Speaker 3: harms way, Trump has been spending his time doing what
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Speaker 3: all presidents do during wars, taking calls from reporters.
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Speaker 6: Just after midnight, the Pentagon launch what they are calling
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Speaker 6: Operation Epic Fury, which is different from its original title,
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Speaker 6: which was Operation Epsteino Distracto.
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Speaker 3: This military mission has been dubbed Operation Epic Fury.
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Speaker 1: Fun fact, no fun fact.
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Speaker 3: Epic Fury is an anagram for forget Epstein.
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Speaker 1: So far you've isn't that amazing? When you have nothing else,
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Speaker 1: when you have no other content, just go to Epstein.
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Speaker 1: Well imagine in the writer's well, I mean, I think
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Speaker 1: they pretty much come out. And you know, even Bill
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Speaker 1: Clinton said Trump had nothing to do with that doesn't matter,
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Speaker 1: doesn't matter, Go with Epstein. We have nothing else, we
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Speaker 1: have no more content, and I love every time I
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Speaker 1: hear clips like that we bag on these formally funny
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Speaker 1: late night hosts. I always listened to the audience reaction.
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Speaker 1: Do you ever get that? Yeah, I mean I know
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Speaker 1: that you like me, you're not actually watching these shows live.
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Speaker 1: But I always listen to the audience reaction, like who
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Speaker 1: was it? There?
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Speaker 5: Was?
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Speaker 1: It? Was it Colbert? I think operation epic fury in
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Speaker 1: the audience goes ooh. Not one of these idiots live
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Speaker 1: in their studio. Audience actually understands what's happening here and
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Speaker 1: the success we've had in this operation to make Americans,
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Speaker 1: including those dopes, safer. Not one of them understands that,
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Speaker 1: you know not the dumbing down of America is real,
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Speaker 1: and you see it and you hear it in reactions
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Speaker 1: like that. And the very few people who actually watch
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Speaker 1: and listen to these late night hosts, you know why
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Speaker 1: I hate them because they destroyed comedy back in the
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Speaker 1: day with Letterman and even Leno, but certainly Johnny Carson.
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Speaker 1: The whole point was to make fun of everybody so
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Speaker 1: that we can all kind of come together and make
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Speaker 1: everybody laugh at the end of a long, stressful day.
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Speaker 1: It's how it used to be, not so much now.
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Speaker 1: But again, you know I always filter this through rose
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Speaker 1: colored glasses. You know you make fun of me for that,
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Speaker 1: but I'll do it again. There's always a good takeaway
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Speaker 1: because things are getting better. So what's the good takeaway
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Speaker 1: in that bill? Ninety four percent of that you just
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Speaker 1: said it. Ninety four percent of the content is just
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Speaker 1: spreading lies and saying that this is all distraction from Epstein. True,
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Speaker 1: but combined altogether, you know what else? The Media Research
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Speaker 1: Center said the late night hosts of never had lower ratings,
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Speaker 1: which means people aren't buying it. There's always good news
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Speaker 1: to the story these days because we're starting to demand
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Speaker 1: the answers for these questions. So see what I mean.
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Speaker 1: Even though they're terrible stories like what happened in Old
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Speaker 1: Dominion in Virginia and in Michigan, there are answers there.
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Speaker 1: This is good if you can find it anyway. Thanks
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Speaker 1: for finding me. I appreciate you. I'll be back home
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Speaker 1: on Monday, back in the studio with a better internet
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Speaker 1: connection and a better background, I promise. But thanks for
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Speaker 1: re minding me. For the live stream and the replay
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Speaker 1: on Wicked Radio for Facebook and x and on YouTube
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Speaker 1: audio podcast always gets posted shortly after the livestream. You
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Speaker 1: can listen to that whenever, and apparently you are a
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Speaker 1: lot of you, So thank you, appreciate you very much.
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Speaker 1: More importantly, despite all this stuff, it's Friday. You got
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Speaker 1: a weekend on your hands. Enjoy it with your family,
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Speaker 1: be safe, have some laughs, would you, and enjoy Thanks.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for hanging out with me. Make it a wicked
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Speaker 1: awesome weekend. Talk to you Monday.