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"Virginia May Go 'Banana Republic' Tonight" (Tuesday, April 21, 2026, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: Quick hundred to do list. Putting the radio on is
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Speaker 1: the first thing today.
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Speaker 2: Your word sat steal me step near every day, at
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Speaker 2: least for work when the sun comes up, drops a
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Speaker 2: pet into school the way joys everything A dreamer, all
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Speaker 2: the treasure said, it needs no one that Joe saw
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Speaker 2: has smelled all the eggs.
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Speaker 3: Joe, you smell that. No, it's not what the rock
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Speaker 3: is cooking. No, no, you smell. You smell that smell
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Speaker 3: of springtime in the mid Atlantic and the Midwest, that
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Speaker 3: smell of paving operations going on during the night to
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Speaker 3: fill all the potholes that developed during the summer. That's
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Speaker 3: why I noticed as we were driving around over the weekend,
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Speaker 3: It's like everything smells like paving operations. Doesn't it get
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Speaker 3: that new tar smell going on there? As an election
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Speaker 3: day in the United States arrives, I know, it only
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Speaker 3: feels like that because every single living person is talking
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Speaker 3: to you about Virginia's elections. Why, well, because it's the
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Speaker 3: one that's going on right now. And we'll all get
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Speaker 3: into the van and drive to Florida when their situation
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Speaker 3: begins tomorrow. And this is what the phrase the drive
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Speaker 3: by media means. They'll be here shooting up the place
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Speaker 3: for a while, and then they'll head to Florida and
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Speaker 3: Missouri and all the other places where redistricting is the
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Speaker 3: thing and a chance to vote on whether to suspend
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Speaker 3: a constitution. And if you can spend suspend a constitution,
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Speaker 3: what makes you any different than who goes Chavez? I mean,
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Speaker 3: even Democrats in Maryland realize how bad an idea this is,
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Speaker 3: but it's not stopping the votes from going out there.
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Speaker 3: And somebody asked me a couple of days ago, what
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Speaker 3: was going on with it? I said, it's Trump arrangement
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Speaker 3: syndrome turned into an election, the idea that we can
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Speaker 3: stop Donald Trump, we can impeach Donald Trump, we can
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Speaker 3: get rid of all the people we just want to
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Speaker 3: get rid of because of Donald Trump. And that's what
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Speaker 3: they're doing. That is the campaign strategy is get out
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Speaker 3: and vote. It doesn't matter whether you think this is
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Speaker 3: a good idea or not. And usually that's I don't
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Speaker 3: want to say it's a tell, but it's usually a
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Speaker 3: warning sign that you're about to do something really dumb
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Speaker 3: and that you're going to rue this For some time,
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Speaker 3: I wrote a piece about it. Actually interesting layout of
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Speaker 3: all the illegal things that went up, the abuses and
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Speaker 3: usurpations that went on into this or published it in
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Speaker 3: the Daily Signal this morning. So I'll get into some
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Speaker 3: of that with you this morning. Lots of other things
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Speaker 3: on our docket first things today, as Pakistan is prepping
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Speaker 3: for a new round of talks that may happen today
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Speaker 3: may not. Axios is reporting the jd vances in Pakistan
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Speaker 3: for talks with Iran about extending the ceasefire. President Trump
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Speaker 3: told Bloomberg News Monday, it's highly unlikely that he'll just
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Speaker 3: renew the ceasefire unless he sees some movement in talks. However,
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Speaker 3: Iran's chief negotiator and parliament speaker Mohammed well Ibaf said
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Speaker 3: we do not accept negotiations under the shadow of threats. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 3: Iran has granted commanders greater authority over militias, allowing some
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Speaker 3: groups to carry out operations without specific orders from Tehran.
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Speaker 3: It's a shift from regular operating procedures. Three militia members
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Speaker 3: and two officials confirmed this to the Associated Press. Baghdad
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Speaker 3: has struggled to keep these hardline groups in line. Most
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Speaker 3: of the factions now operate under Iranian advisors using a
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Speaker 3: decentralized command structure, and that's always good for human rights.
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Speaker 3: They hanged a man in an area just north of Tehran.
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Speaker 3: According to the judiciaries Mizan news agency out of Tehran,
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Speaker 3: the man was convicted for setting fire to a mosque.
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Speaker 3: There's no other information about the man, whose name is
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Speaker 3: released as Amir Ali mir Jafari. Today, as I mentioned,
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Speaker 3: is the culmination of a forty five day long marathon
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Speaker 3: voting cycle for the redistricting referendum in Virginia. Polls open
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Speaker 3: at six am and are open until seven pm. According
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Speaker 3: to an organization called the Virginia Public Access Project, out
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Speaker 3: of the eighty three million dollars already spent by the
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Speaker 3: end of quarter one on this race, sixty four million
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Speaker 3: has been spent promoting yes votes, but all but three
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Speaker 3: percent of that money has come from outside of the
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Speaker 3: Commonwealth of Virginia. President Trump's cabinet has lost another member.
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Speaker 3: Labor Secretary Laurie Chavez de Riemer is out as Labor
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Speaker 3: Secretary under accusations of drinking and an illicit affair with
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Speaker 3: a subordinate Starting to sound familiar, and Apple CEO Tim
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Speaker 3: So there's no truice of the rumor that Barack Obama
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Speaker 3: and Zorhan Mamdani are going to come here for election
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Speaker 3: and sing the wheels on the bus go rolling over you.
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Speaker 3: But that is where we are, and for wheel or woe,
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Speaker 3: history will be made tonight. Either a state in the
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Speaker 3: United States, in these United States will become indiscernible from
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Speaker 3: Guatemala or any other Banana republic under some generalalissimo who,
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Speaker 3: if he doesn't like the way things are going, can
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Speaker 3: just suspend the law. Or we remain a state steeped
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Speaker 3: in the idea that if there's a law, you follow it.
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Speaker 3: And I understand it's a bigger story than just the
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Speaker 3: redistricting or Trump derangement syndrome that is manifest here. And
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Speaker 3: the clip right, yeah, yeah, that's And if you wondered,
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Speaker 3: if you if you stopped and wondered at all about
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Speaker 3: Barack Obama. There he is having buddy time. It's like
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Speaker 3: playdate that Kevin James movie having a playdate with Zorhan Mandani.
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Speaker 3: Because as much as Barack Obama loves Abigail Spanburger for
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Speaker 3: her ability to catfish. I was told, how do you
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Speaker 3: know Abigail Spanburger is a good catfish because she can
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Speaker 3: hold her breath a long time. I'm told that somehow
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Speaker 3: that's a sexist line, so I won't use it aside
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Speaker 3: from right there. But that's an example. I was setting
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Speaker 3: an example.
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Speaker 16: This is.
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Speaker 3: The fruit of a tree that was planted when President
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Speaker 3: then President Obama said, well, I don't believe marijuana possession
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Speaker 3: should be illegal, and therefore I'm ordering a federal police
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Speaker 3: to no longer treat it as a Article one narcotic
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Speaker 3: and just told police that, regardless of what the law said,
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Speaker 3: don't arrest people for it anymore. Oh, what a novel concept.
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Speaker 3: We no longer have to legislate anything. We just wait
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Speaker 3: for the dear leader to tell us what is and
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Speaker 3: isn't illegal based on the whims of his day. And
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Speaker 3: you know what's funniest in all this, This is the
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Speaker 3: kind of stuff they point at Donald Trump and say
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Speaker 3: he's just a fascist dictator, because that's all he does,
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Speaker 3: is he just But this crowd does nothing more than
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Speaker 3: try to change the rules when it doesn't suit their purpose.
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Speaker 3: I mean, it would be like Chelsea Clinton and running
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Speaker 3: in the Boston Marathon. I don't know if you saw
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Speaker 3: the video of that and deciding like Rosie Ruiz that
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Speaker 3: you know, twenty six miles is a long time. It's
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Speaker 3: a long run, and the secret Service, and so I'm
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Speaker 3: just gonna get on the subway here and jump off
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Speaker 3: near the finish line and just run the rest of
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Speaker 3: the way. It's okay, I finished the race. The whole
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Speaker 3: point is to finish the race. Correct, I didn't. I
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Speaker 3: didn't you do anything more than just fulfill my purpose.
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Speaker 3: And whether you love Trump or hate Trump, very few
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Speaker 3: people find themselves ambivalent about him. Is tangential to this
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Speaker 3: point about what's going on in Virginia starting in forty
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Speaker 3: minutes or so, just a little under forty minutes, It's
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Speaker 3: about a process. It's about saying, well, I don't like
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Speaker 3: this law, so I'm just going to ignore it. This
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Speaker 3: is the manifest, men, This is the manifest Oh, never mind,
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Speaker 3: the manifest of what's going on with these ice protests
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Speaker 3: at a soul out there that can point to me.
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Speaker 3: And I've been trying to find since these no ice
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Speaker 3: protests began. I've been trying to find somebody who can
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Speaker 3: point to a piece of immigration code outside of the
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Speaker 3: ones who point to the existence of immigration code, because
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Speaker 3: I will give those people at least the gravitas of saying, Okay,
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Speaker 3: you're taking a stand saying we should have no immigration
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Speaker 3: policy whatsoever, we should just be an open border. There's
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Speaker 3: not a lot of them, and I wouldn't trust them
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Speaker 3: with heavy equipment, but at least they will say, oh,
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Speaker 3: I just don't think we should have immigration law. Everyone
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Speaker 3: should be allowed to come here and take my job.
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Speaker 3: And when you ask them that, like, well, not my
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Speaker 3: job or a but someone else's, you know, one of
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Speaker 3: those jobs Americans doesn't want to do, Like what, Well,
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Speaker 3: I don't know. I'm an accountant. I know a lot
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Speaker 3: of people who don't like being an accountant, especially for
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Speaker 3: big firms. I don't think they should take my job.
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Speaker 3: It's it's always it's always the good for me, not
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Speaker 3: for the folks are ringing on in here, So let
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Speaker 3: me open up on this. I want to read to
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Speaker 3: you because there's some chronicling in my most recent Daily
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Speaker 3: Signal publication of the laws that were broken just in
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Speaker 3: Virginia to get here. But it's the it's the idea
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Speaker 3: that if you just don't like a law, ignore it,
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Speaker 3: don't comply with it. Say I just don't like this law.
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Speaker 3: What a novel concept. And this is why either Virginia
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Speaker 3: becomes indistinguishable from all those Central America banana republics, or
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Speaker 3: we continue to be the birthplace of America. Say, maybe
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Speaker 3: sadly ironic that it's happening on the two hundred and
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Speaker 3: fiftieth anniversary of Thomas Jefferson's first list of abuses and usurpatients.
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Speaker 3: You're online too? Who's this?
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Speaker 16: I'm on line? Tell this is Clark.
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Speaker 3: All right, Clark, I'm gonna need you to hang on
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Speaker 3: for a bit because let me see who's online one here?
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Speaker 3: Good morning. You're on with Joe. First thing, This election
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Speaker 3: day morning in the Commonwealth feels like it's an election
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Speaker 3: day everywhere since every news agency is covering it. Who's this?
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Speaker 4: Hey?
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Speaker 16: Good morning, Joel?
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Speaker 3: Hey Joel. How are you doing this morning? Sir?
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Speaker 17: I'm doing okay and just wanted to add my comments
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Speaker 17: to you to your program.
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Speaker 3: Go on, get on with your bad self.
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Speaker 17: Well, I ran a marathon before I run half marathons.
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Speaker 17: I ran ten case but I can't run them anymore.
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Speaker 17: But I think the road race is about it's about
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Speaker 17: having people who are going to be strong and not
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Speaker 17: let not let down their their guard because in order
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Speaker 17: to have it's not just about training for the marathon,
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Speaker 17: as we would say in the In the political world,
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Speaker 17: it's about endurance and determination. We have a lot of
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Speaker 17: Republicans that sit on their hands and pick their butt,
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Speaker 17: and and we have a lot of voters that sit
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Speaker 17: on their hands and pick their butt too and want
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Speaker 17: other people to do things for themselves.
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Speaker 3: Well. To be fair, it's a lot easier to pick
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Speaker 3: your butt when you're sitting on your hands. Joel, hang
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Speaker 3: on to that thought for a second. I know, I
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Speaker 3: know you're trying to eat your breakfast, but wash your
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Speaker 3: hands after you've picked your butt before you pick up
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Speaker 3: So this is part and parcel of why Trump arrangement
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Speaker 16: Well? I guess number two. I gotta try harder, right, Joe?
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Speaker 16: that don't exist once they just made up? What's the difference?
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Speaker 3: Very little, actually, if you lay it out there that way,
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Speaker 16: And you know, we just made it up a month
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Speaker 3: Yes, yes, very.
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Speaker 16: Yes, Calvin made up the rules as he went along
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Speaker 3: Well, isn't that what got Winston Smith in trouble? As
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Speaker 16: Right, I could distinctly remember things. That was his crime.
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Speaker 3: But that's but that's what they want, is you know.
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35:31
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35:37
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48:29
Speaker 3: the trade unionists, and I didn't say anything because I
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Speaker 3: wasn't a trade unionist. And then they came and rounded
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Speaker 3: up the communists, and I didn't say anything because I
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Speaker 3: wasn't a communist. And by the time they came for me,
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Speaker 3: there was no one left to speak up for me.
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Speaker 3: Rule of law protects that says that you can't do
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Speaker 3: this regardless of who you are and who they are.
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Speaker 3: But we want to see spend that to get our way.
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Speaker 3: Here here are three great examples of that from the
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Speaker 3: Daily Signal piece that I published just went up live
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Speaker 3: this morning on what comes next? Because here's the thing
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Speaker 3: that there's very, very possible that this is all going
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Speaker 3: to wind up in a courtroom. And when it winds
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Speaker 3: up in a courtroom, what is going to be the outcome?
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Speaker 3: So the column I just published is what if you
49:42
Speaker 3: were a justice on Virginia's Supreme Court, Because if the
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Speaker 3: pundits are correct, and yes, ekes out a one or
49:52
Speaker 3: two percent victory, despite like I said, three times as
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Speaker 3: much money coming from New York, in California and Illinois,
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Speaker 3: Virginia's Supreme Court still is waiting in the wings to
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Speaker 3: rule because they cited a one hundred year old president
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Speaker 3: that said, we don't interfere in ongoing legislation, to which
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Speaker 3: I questioned, because if the legislation is being brought about
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Speaker 3: through clearly and patently illegal process, you should, I would think.
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Speaker 3: But that's me first advancing their redistricting hopes. Democrats state
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Speaker 3: lawmakers made use of a special session that had been
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Speaker 3: called by the governor and not closed, was still hanging open.
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Speaker 3: They were still technically in session for budget reconciliations. So
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Speaker 3: they said hey, let's get together for the budget. And
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Speaker 3: when they got there, the Speaker of the House hit
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Speaker 3: the gavel and said, Okay, you know what, while we're here,
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Speaker 3: let's vote on this redistricting referendum. Secondly, the referendum was passed,
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Speaker 3: and then by law, it's supposed to wait for an
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Speaker 3: intervening election where all the members of the General Assembly
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Speaker 3: stand for election. They decided that since they passed this
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Speaker 3: referendum with just days before last November's General Assembly election,
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Speaker 3: they were going to count that election. And here was
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Speaker 3: their argument that you've heard me mentioned forty five days
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Speaker 3: of voting. You may have seven days of voting, you
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Speaker 3: may have ten days of voting. We all have early
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Speaker 3: voting because COVID. They said, well, while you're voting for
51:38
Speaker 3: those all those days before election day, it doesn't really count.
51:41
Speaker 3: Election day is just election day. Even though millions and
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Speaker 3: millions of Virginians had already voted, they hadn't actually voted
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Speaker 3: because they hadn't counted their ballance yet. That's another thing
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Speaker 3: on there. And then finally the Assembly forced registrars to
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Speaker 3: break the law because the law says that if there's
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Speaker 3: a constitutional referendum, a pretty important thing. You have to
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Speaker 3: post it so that all can see it publicly for
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Speaker 3: ninety days before the vote. Obviously they couldn't because there
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Speaker 3: were only there were barely ninety hours before the vote.
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Speaker 3: And so these are just the rules that they the
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Speaker 3: laws that they broke to get to this point in
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Speaker 3: the redistricting election. What other laws do they want to break?
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Speaker 3: What are the laws do they not want to even enforce,
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Speaker 3: regardless of their existence or not. We see this with immigration.
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Speaker 3: This is how we wind up with this existential crisis
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Speaker 3: of non citizens all over our cities trying to be
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Speaker 3: sent back home.
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