Speaker 1: The voice of free speech, the truth delivered common sense
Speaker 1: for the American people. Welcome to the Scott Jennings Show.
Speaker 2: Scott Jennings here, I'm away today, but you are in
Speaker 2: the capable hands of Mark Davis. Mark take it away.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: I thank you, Scott, appreciate it very very much. Thank you,
Speaker 4: thank you, thank you. We are gathered together to take
Speaker 4: a look at a number of things going on in
Speaker 4: the news and deliver a whole bunch of common sense
Speaker 4: for the American people. Not a lot of common sense
Speaker 4: to be found in the events out of Michigan, but
Speaker 4: there is some redemptive common sense that we can add
Speaker 4: as conservatives, as we hopefully express our wish that Mike
Speaker 4: Rogers beats Abdullah say Ed. I think that's going to happen.
Speaker 4: I have a feeling that Hailey Stevens would have been
Speaker 4: harder to beat. I don't know. Now, there's no way
Speaker 4: to find out. There's no time tunnel to go back
Speaker 4: and have her win and have her run against Mike
Speaker 4: Rodgers too. But this is a DSA radical and is
Speaker 4: is he gonna be the flavor of the month in
Speaker 4: November in Michigan? I don't know. But here's what I
Speaker 4: do now. I'm Mark Davison for Scott. Scott's back tomorrow.
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Speaker 4: gonna have a lot to say about Michigan. We're gonna
Speaker 4: have a few things to say about men in women's sports.
Speaker 4: Caitlin Wheeler, who is swimming alongside Riley Gains and that
Speaker 4: means well, actually not at the same time, swimming alongside
Speaker 4: Leah Thomas. That dude. She'll be with us. At the
Speaker 4: bottom of this hour, We're going to talk to the
Speaker 4: VP of pat Most about Ai Kyler Schmidtz. And we
Speaker 4: talked to a gentleman, Eric Eggers, who's very much about
Speaker 4: government accountability and fraud and all those good things. But
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Speaker 4: I think that's about all we need. And by way
Speaker 4: of introduction, so let's get going. Here's a guy who's
Speaker 4: introducing himself to us as the as the freshly anointed nominee.
Speaker 4: This was this carried overnight. I wondered if this was
Speaker 4: going to be one of those five or six or
Speaker 4: twenty three day elections. Usually you get those when Democrats
Speaker 4: are running against Republicans where you go to bed at
Speaker 4: night and you wake up and the Democrats suddenly have
Speaker 4: this this spike of suddenly discovered votes. How do they
Speaker 4: do that? How did that happen? When it's Democrat versus Democrat, establishment,
Speaker 4: Democrat versus progressive DSA creature? Where do you dump the votes?
Speaker 4: Where does the Democrat cheating machine fall on that? Whom
Speaker 4: do they want more? You might think it's kind of
Speaker 4: an establishment thing, and so maybe they were like scouring
Speaker 4: people's trunks and you know, in the crack of their
Speaker 4: seats for Haley Stevens votes. But no abdulasa Ed has prevailed.
Speaker 4: So this has cut one him this morning after that
Speaker 4: narrow primary win.
Speaker 5: You're not supposed to be able to beat seventy million
Speaker 5: dollars of outside spending, a record amount of money spent
Speaker 5: in a campaign against a Democrat in a primary, in
Speaker 5: any campaign.
Speaker 6: You're not supposed to be able to beat that.
Speaker 5: And what we showed is that the power of our
Speaker 5: many is greater than the power of their money. What
Speaker 5: we showed is that if you're willing to build a
Speaker 5: movement brick by brick, if you're willing to go and
Speaker 5: travel your state and have the conversation and rooms big
Speaker 5: and small, starting in moments when people aren't even paying
Speaker 5: attention to an election, but are paying attention to the
Speaker 5: price of gas and the price of groceries, and the
Speaker 5: price of housing and the price of healthcare, that you
Speaker 5: can build a conversation that builds into a movement that
Speaker 5: defeats Goliath.
Speaker 6: This is what you all showed me.
Speaker 5: And my hope is that our democracy will never be
Speaker 5: the same. So when big Pharma and big Tech, when
Speaker 5: DT and Blue Cross come a knocking saying, you know what,
Speaker 5: this is our democracy and we're going to own it
Speaker 5: from here on now, we can always point and say no,
Speaker 5: this is the people's democracy and we will always own it.
Speaker 4: This is one thing you got to recognize. This guy
Speaker 4: is good. That is a campaign skill set that you
Speaker 4: saw right there. I mean, he's wrong on every issue
Speaker 4: and dangerous in too many ways to count. But you
Speaker 4: know that's me talking. That's just us among family out
Speaker 4: there objectively in the mushy middle among independence and underestimate
Speaker 4: the power of the crack pipe of free stuff paid
Speaker 4: for by other people's money. That has always been a
Speaker 4: tool of the Democrats. These people, the mom Donnis, the aocs,
Speaker 4: the squad people are really good at handing that out.
Speaker 4: And so it's gonna be a tough fight for Mike Rogers.
Speaker 4: But I think we've done ourselves a solid by seeing
Speaker 4: this guy win in Michigan rather than Haley Stevens. What
Speaker 4: was that interesting turn of a phrase, The power of
Speaker 4: our many outweighed the power of their money. As if
Speaker 4: he doesn't have big money, as if he's not going
Speaker 4: to spend big money in the campaign against Mike Rogers.
Speaker 4: In fact, it's funny because if there's anything that is
Speaker 4: one of the talking points, one of the index cards
Speaker 4: of these people is we need to get is it
Speaker 4: that we need to get big money out of politics
Speaker 4: or get money out of politics at all? I mean
Speaker 4: they defund the Pentagon or a Pentagon, defund ice or
Speaker 4: execute ice. I mean, by the day these things change money.
Speaker 4: Campaign spending is free speech. Campaign spending is free speech.
Speaker 4: The contribution you make to a candidate is your right
Speaker 4: to finance that candidate's campaign. By the way, the money
Speaker 4: that is donated by an organization like a teachers union
Speaker 4: or the NRA, those would be different candidates. That's also
Speaker 4: their free speech. Now there should be I'm a big
Speaker 4: believer in no limits, no limits, ah, but wait, full disclosure,
Speaker 4: so that if candidate A just got an enormous amount
Speaker 4: of money from a pack American Israeli political action committee,
Speaker 4: you can either like that or not like that. If
Speaker 4: a candidate gets a bunch of money from the NRA,
Speaker 4: you can either like that or not like So, no limits,
Speaker 4: but full disclosure. Well, here's a little full disclosure from
Speaker 4: Bernie Sanders. This is cut too, because alongside Abdul al
Speaker 4: Sayed you will occasionally find this social media figure named
Speaker 4: Hassan Piker the America deserved nine to eleven and I'm
Speaker 4: in favor of hamas guy. Having him on the stage
Speaker 4: doesn't mean that Abdul al Sayed holds those exact views,
Speaker 4: but it does mean that he considers those views to
Speaker 4: be congruent enough that he's willing to hang publicly with
Speaker 4: this guy. So here is Bernie Sanders and say what
Speaker 4: you all about, Bernie. Bernie looks positively conventional compared to
Speaker 4: some of these folks. This is cut too, Bernie talking
Speaker 4: about abdul Sayed and the Piker partnership.
Speaker 7: One of the more controversial ones is that Piker has
Speaker 7: said America deserved nine to eleven. Are you comfortable with
Speaker 7: that association?
Speaker 8: No, I am not. I think that's a dumb statement.
Speaker 8: On the other hand, he has a whole lot of followism.
Speaker 8: There's a lot of things that he's saying that are
Speaker 8: making sense to a lot of people. I think, you know,
Speaker 8: we have to get above cancel culture. You know, when
Speaker 8: you're doing radio whatever they do, the podcasts three hours
Speaker 8: a day, you say dumb things. I suspect if you
Speaker 8: go back over your career there may be one or
Speaker 8: two things that you said that you may have regretted.
Speaker 8: But I think what we have got to do is
Speaker 8: look at the totality of where people are coming from
Speaker 8: and go forward.
Speaker 7: So when someone like James Carvill says he doesn't want
Speaker 7: to be in the same political party as Hassan Piker,
Speaker 7: which one are you going to take?
Speaker 6: Well, that's not much of a choice.
Speaker 8: So mister Kovell doesn't want to be in my party,
Speaker 8: the party that I belong to, that Pika that I'll
Speaker 8: sell us as sayed belongs to.
Speaker 6: He can start his own party.
Speaker 8: But I think we need a big tent, and I
Speaker 8: think people like Piker uh I should be welcome into that. Certainly.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's a lot to unpack for I love this.
Speaker 4: First of all, he has a lot of followers. He has,
Speaker 4: so does Candace Owens, but I'm not shoming around with her.
Speaker 4: H And the other thing is U he's on for
Speaker 4: three hours, give somebody three hours, they're gonna say something crazy.
Speaker 4: I am prove positive of that, but it ain't that crazy.
Speaker 4: I don't think at any point on my talk show
Speaker 4: or the Scott Jennings Show him to say, Hey, you
Speaker 4: know what, I think nine to eleven was awesome. What's
Speaker 4: how did that happen? Must be one of those crazy mistakes. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: no no. Bernie's having a tough time figuring the degree
Speaker 4: of radicalism that exists within the party. He says he
Speaker 4: loves Mark Davison for Scott eight four four eight six
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Speaker 4: It's the Scott Jennings Show for a Wednesday, the fifth
Speaker 4: day of August. Mark Davis filling in today on the
Speaker 4: morning after the Michigan Democrats express their taste. We are
Speaker 4: six days away from South Carolina Republicans doing the same thing.
Speaker 4: Early voting underway in South Carolina for a primary that
Speaker 4: that will be one and nobody's gonna win it outright.
Speaker 4: I don't think anybody's get to fifty percent. I think
Speaker 4: your top two are gonna be Darlene Graham and Ralph Norman,
Speaker 4: and then Ralph's gonna win it. In the runoff on
Speaker 4: August twenty fifth. That's just my thought. And there's nothing
Speaker 4: against Darlene. I think she's acquitted herself. Well. She did
Speaker 4: really nicely in the debate the other night. But for
Speaker 4: every South Carolinian who thinks that's so sweet, she's Lindsay's sister,
Speaker 4: we love Lindsay. Let's do the family a solid. There
Speaker 4: might be two voters who go, love you, ma'am, but
Speaker 4: we got to go with somebody with a track record.
Speaker 4: But that's next week, and we'll get to that next week,
Speaker 4: and Scott will cover that like a blanket next week.
Speaker 4: We got actually some audio and video of Scott on
Speaker 4: CNN last night amid this development in Michigan. But before
Speaker 4: we get to that, let's talk about a little bit
Speaker 4: of what the Democrats are doing with this piece of news.
Speaker 4: This is a little bit of John Fetterman, who is
Speaker 4: like the dying breed of reasonable Democrat. Again, when Bernie
Speaker 4: Sanders is struggling because the party has become too crazy
Speaker 4: for him, imagine what it's like to be just a
Speaker 4: sort of a normal center left person who not only
Speaker 4: doesn't hate Israel, but actually supports Israel. And this is
Speaker 4: what we're going to see, Fetterman asked about here, and
Speaker 4: the reason there's so much attention to this in conservative
Speaker 4: media is we got there are two things we got
Speaker 4: to do. We got to talk about our side so
Speaker 4: that our side can do the best job possible of
Speaker 4: making pitch to the American people so that we're not
Speaker 4: you know, kicked to the curb in the midterms November third,
Speaker 4: which everybody expects. I don't more on that later. Doesn't
Speaker 4: mean I'm guaranteeing a red wave. Let's not be crazy.
Speaker 4: But I think that a lot of this narrative of
Speaker 4: the shellacking we're going to get is premature, and you know,
Speaker 4: let's let's let's let's get through the fall and see
Speaker 4: what things look like. But this is what it looked like.
Speaker 4: As John Fetterman was asked about what, you know, his
Speaker 4: standout status. This has cut three of actually daring to
Speaker 4: support Israel.
Speaker 6: Why is Israel another country? You're a redline right now?
Speaker 4: This is what your critics are saying, rather than a
Speaker 4: domestic issue that impacts Americans everyday lives.
Speaker 10: Yeah, absolutely, and I agree with a lot of Democrats too.
Speaker 10: And then when you migrate into these extreme kinds of
Speaker 10: use and embrace the kinds of people that should really
Speaker 10: be considered toxic. So, of course I'm entitled to my opinion.
Speaker 10: And if you're proud to campaign with those individuals, great,
Speaker 10: that's really up up to them, you know, you know
Speaker 10: I called trash platner. I go that he's he is
Speaker 10: a real problem. And now why people seem to be
Speaker 10: okay with it?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 5: Why was?
Speaker 11: Why was?
Speaker 6: Why was?
Speaker 10: Why was Bernie Sanders okay with the guy? And he
Speaker 10: was already the Nazi tattoo and after all the allegations
Speaker 10: of roughing up his ex girlfriends and saying terrible things
Speaker 10: in defensible things online, and you would push these kinds
Speaker 10: of candidates that put our ability to reclaim majority at serious.
Speaker 4: Rip precisely, And that's why conservative media covers this so tightly,
Speaker 4: because we have a dual job. I mean, liberal media
Speaker 4: has a dual job. They should And here's what's funny.
Speaker 4: Liberal media does a terrible job of covering us. They
Speaker 4: don't even know what we believe. They they misstate what
Speaker 4: we believe, they mischaracterize what we believe. If you there
Speaker 4: is no better place to learn what's going on in
Speaker 4: Democrat America than conservative media because we've all become students
Speaker 4: of the crazy things they say. We keep entire catalogs
Speaker 4: and file folders of the things that they stand for. Now,
Speaker 4: obviously we have a lot of opinions about those things,
Speaker 4: but I well know, I well know what these DSA
Speaker 4: people stand for. It was Fox News that had the
Speaker 4: Lady on with Shannon Bring the other day going through
Speaker 4: the punch list. Abolish the police, sure, get rid of
Speaker 4: the Pentagon. Yep, no more President or Senate. Absolutely, it's
Speaker 4: in their own words. It's in their own words. So
Speaker 4: as we stare down the barrel of probably unfortunate metaphor
Speaker 4: as we approach the mid terms on the sixth of November,
Speaker 4: the fate of the Democrat Party, what's happening to them
Speaker 4: is just the best opposition research that we can do.
Speaker 4: And if indeed the ascendancy of Abdula el Sayet is
Speaker 4: good news for micro rogers in Michigan, that's a flip.
Speaker 4: That is a Democrat seat that becomes a Republican seat.
Speaker 4: And for those unfamiliar here in my state of Texas,
Speaker 4: there is zero chance this James Tallerico is going to
Speaker 4: beat Ken Paxton, despite the poll numbers you may see,
Speaker 4: might have a word or two to say about that
Speaker 4: in a little bit. But I know who's got a
Speaker 4: word or two to say about men and women's sports,
Speaker 4: and that's a young lady who is swimming alongside Riley
Speaker 4: Gaines at Kentucky named Caitlin Wheeler. Let's welcome her and
Speaker 4: we'll talk about some of the athletes who are vocal
Speaker 4: about this and some who are choosing not to be.
Speaker 4: Mark Davison for Scott stick around Happy Wednesday.
Speaker 9: You want to drive a leftist crazy, tell the truth
Speaker 9: and keep smiling.
Speaker 6: This is the Scott Jetty Show.
Speaker 4: Scott is back tomorrow. Mark Davis filling in on this Wednesday,
Speaker 4: August fifth. I don't think it's just me. It has
Speaker 4: been a kind of a news heavy a few weeks
Speaker 4: and months on the whole issue of trans lunacy. It
Speaker 4: feels like the pendulum is swinging back towards some degree
Speaker 4: of sanity. But we still have a lot more to do,
Speaker 4: a lot more progress, and of course the most important
Speaker 4: thing is we can't be carving up our healthy children
Speaker 4: as part of this demonic cult. We just can't be
Speaker 4: doing that. Eventually, the discussion absolutely goes towards sports and
Speaker 4: what is and is not fair, and we're all very,
Speaker 4: very familiar with the heroism of people like Riley Gaines.
Speaker 4: Most recently in the world of tennis, Arena Sablenka was
Speaker 4: asked about the WTA and she said, yeah, I think
Speaker 4: I'm pretty good with the of the gender test and
Speaker 4: making sure I'm not to playing tennis against a man.
Speaker 4: So let's go back into the pool, though, Let's go
Speaker 4: back into the world of swimming with another story of heroism.
Speaker 4: Fellow Kentucky Wildcat, Caitlyn Wheeler is here with a story
Speaker 4: to tell and some thoughts to share. In Caitlyn, it's
Speaker 4: a pleasure to meet you. How are you doing, young lady.
Speaker 12: I'm doing great, Mark, thanks so much for having me on.
Speaker 4: Let's meet you. You're a Riley Gains teammate. But you're
Speaker 4: if I'm doing my homework right, a homeschool homeschool girl
Speaker 4: from Illinois at the Origins correct.
Speaker 12: Absolutely great research there.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I grew up a swimmer and for most of my life,
Speaker 12: you know that that was my entire world. I always
Speaker 12: joke that when you've spent eighteen years staring at a
Speaker 12: black line at the bottom of the swimming pool, You
Speaker 12: learn a lot about discipline, You learn a lot about
Speaker 12: how to sacrifice, you know things greater than yourself. You
Speaker 12: learn how to be uncomfortable, you learn how to show
Speaker 12: up when nobody is watching. And I was fortunate enough
Speaker 12: to earn a full scholarship to University of Kentucky, where
Speaker 12: I swam with Riley and competed at Division one SEC school,
Speaker 12: which I would be a mistified it mention it's the
Speaker 12: best conference there. I became an All American and SEC
Speaker 12: champion and had the opportunity to compete at the NCAA Championships,
Speaker 12: which is where I ultimately first encountered this whole men
Speaker 12: and women's sports issue. But sports gave me a lot,
Speaker 12: So that's why I'm here.
Speaker 4: Let's go right to that event. I want to say.
Speaker 4: The year was twenty twenty two. You guys are it
Speaker 4: Georgia Tech in Atlanta. It's got to be heady stuff.
Speaker 4: It's like, wow, look at here we are in the
Speaker 4: Swimming and Diving Championships. Described it? What was the moment
Speaker 4: where you real you and Riley both have this story
Speaker 4: to tell and others also where it's like that guy
Speaker 4: from University of that girl supposedly from the University of
Speaker 4: Pennsylvania is an actual man. What was the moment did
Speaker 4: you know this going in that this was possible? How
Speaker 4: did this dawn on you?
Speaker 12: You know, it was never a thought that even crossed
Speaker 12: my mind that we would ever be in this situation
Speaker 12: going into this encable a meet. You know, halfway through
Speaker 12: the season, we realized that this person who we had
Speaker 12: never heard the name Leah Thomas before in past years,
Speaker 12: who's you know, a senior from University of Pennsylvania. Who
Speaker 12: isn't this school isn't notorious for generating you know, high
Speaker 12: high level athletes. I mean, they hardly make it to this,
Speaker 12: you know, national championship meet in the first place. But
Speaker 12: to have someone who is dominating the entire country by
Speaker 12: seconds and swimming, that's a lot. You know, it stuck out.
Speaker 12: But then to realize and find out in a news
Speaker 12: article that this person wasn't a woman, This was a
Speaker 12: man who was competing in the women's category. I was
Speaker 12: shocked that this was even happening, But I never thought
Speaker 12: that it would reach the instead of a you know,
Speaker 12: this is an organization who you know, is outspoken about
Speaker 12: Title nine, is outspoken about protecting its female athletes, So
Speaker 12: to be at that meet and to really see, you know,
Speaker 12: what's on the line here when we allow men to
Speaker 12: compete with women, I watch very closely. I competed at
Speaker 12: this meet and changed in the locker room with this
Speaker 12: man where he was he exposed himself to us and
Speaker 12: while we were simultaneously undressing. It was very uncomfortable. But
Speaker 12: what was really heartbreaking was to see the devastation on
Speaker 12: the cool deck, the heartbreak. You know, these girls who
Speaker 12: I've known for or you know, majority of my career
Speaker 12: being sidelined, you know, teammates of mine being sidelined on podiums.
Speaker 12: It was really heartbreaking, but really put into perspective the
Speaker 12: importance of the women's sporting category and the opportunities that
Speaker 12: Title nine has provided to us as female athletes. That
Speaker 12: really woke me up to you know, this issue and
Speaker 12: why we need people to step up and speak up
Speaker 12: about it. We've come a long way since then, but
Speaker 12: obviously we're still having this same conversation, but I think
Speaker 12: more and more people have had the courage to stand up.
Speaker 12: So I'm very hopeful to be here. I'm very thankful
Speaker 12: for Sophia Cunningham, who has taken such a bold stance,
Speaker 12: you know, it's not easy to do. So very happy
Speaker 12: to have her on our side.
Speaker 4: It's been a wonderful thing to see. And in fact,
Speaker 4: that takes me to a couple of questions about that.
Speaker 4: When you're at an NCAA swim meet, I'm going to
Speaker 4: guess that it doesn't necessarily feel like it's a particularly
Speaker 4: political thing. I mean, we all know colleges skew left Kentucky,
Speaker 4: maybe a little less, penn probably a lot more, But
Speaker 4: you don't feel like you're steeped in politics. On thinking,
Speaker 4: then the WNBA you absolutely do. So for Sophie Cunningham
Speaker 4: to dare to say, you know, I don't think men
Speaker 4: ought to be in women's sports, what was It's just
Speaker 4: a bell Weather moment. She's getting, well, she's getting a
Speaker 4: lot of love and a lot of hate, which I
Speaker 4: guess you can relate to.
Speaker 12: Absolutely. You know, sports is supposed to be a place
Speaker 12: where you know, everyone's included, and I think that's where
Speaker 12: a lot of people are asking questions. Is you know
Speaker 12: the WNBA exists because women have their own athletic category.
Speaker 12: It's the foundation women fought for the opportunities to compete,
Speaker 12: to have scholarships, to have these professional leagues, and to
Speaker 12: have spaces where athletic achievements are celebrated. So I think
Speaker 12: it's fair to ask these organizations, like the NCAA, like
Speaker 12: the WNBA, how can these organizations that were created to
Speaker 12: celebrate women be so hesitant to defend the thing that
Speaker 12: makes you know, women's sports possible. And so I can't
Speaker 12: get over some of these coaches who are even you know,
Speaker 12: saying well, I stand on the side of inclusion. Well,
Speaker 12: that is not the argument that's being had here. Everyone,
Speaker 12: of course is included in sports. I love sports. I
Speaker 12: encourage everyone to compete in them, and there is a
Speaker 12: place for everyone. But we must maintain fairness and protecting
Speaker 12: our female athletes. Men and women are different for a reason.
Speaker 12: Biology says so, science says so. So I think we
Speaker 12: need to follow the science here and do what we've
Speaker 12: always done and protect women's sports, allow us a space
Speaker 12: where we can compete fairly and safely, within the bounds
Speaker 12: of fairness.
Speaker 4: It is interesting that in the WNBA, which preaches to
Speaker 4: us every day that these gender differences are meaningless, there's
Speaker 4: not one trans woman in there, there's not one biological
Speaker 4: man in there. I guess they figure it because he'd
Speaker 4: score fifty points a game. I love the Clay Travis
Speaker 4: offer to field an entire men's team and just just
Speaker 4: to see if there are any differences, or to let
Speaker 4: the Las Vegas Aces play the high school boys team.
Speaker 4: And none of this is to diminish women's efforts. You
Speaker 4: and Riley are incredible women's swimmers. The WNBA contained some
Speaker 4: amazing female basketball talent. But how in the world have
Speaker 4: we landed at a place where there are people with
Speaker 4: apparent functioning brains in their heads saying the male thing,
Speaker 4: the female thing doesn't matter. How in the world do
Speaker 4: you think we got there?
Speaker 12: You know, I think that there is a lot of corruption.
Speaker 12: Of course, you know this should not be a political issue.
Speaker 12: You mentioned this. I never entered this fight, you know,
Speaker 12: you know, really caring about politics. But unfortunately it's gotten
Speaker 12: to that level. We had to have executive order signing
Speaker 12: are signed. We've had bills passed in twenty six states
Speaker 12: that prevent males from competing at women's sports. It's crazy
Speaker 12: that we had to go to these links, even to
Speaker 12: the links of the Supreme Court, but it's unfortunately necessary,
Speaker 12: and I think that this is The part that I
Speaker 12: really struggle with the most is it should not be
Speaker 12: a down the line issue, which we know from the
Speaker 12: data it shows that this is an eighty twenty issue.
Speaker 12: Eighty percent of the people know common sense that men
Speaker 12: should not be competing in women's sports, and I think
Speaker 12: that line is actually for a greater I believe it's
Speaker 12: a ninety ten issue. But these women, these athletes, these administrators,
Speaker 12: they know what women's sports is, they know the importance
Speaker 12: of them, and these athletes, they know what it took
Speaker 12: to earn those scholarships and make that roster spot, so
Speaker 12: they understand the sacrifices. So it's so disappointing to see
Speaker 12: the very people who benefited from women's sports be so
Speaker 12: hesitant to defend the very foundation that gave them those opportunities.
Speaker 12: So I think it's a matter of how brave you are,
Speaker 12: if you have a backbone a moral compass, because that's
Speaker 12: all it takes to be able to know that this
Speaker 12: issue is wrong, or that men competing at women's sports
Speaker 12: is wrong, and to speak up.
Speaker 13: About it.
Speaker 4: Up by talking about speaking up about it, talk a
Speaker 4: little bit about the activism. God, bless you, God, bless Riley,
Speaker 4: God bless the athletes who just don't have a bullhorn
Speaker 4: every day. But Arena Sabalanca just taking a moment. Sophie
Speaker 4: Cunningham's not doing rallies every day, but if you ask her,
Speaker 4: she'll answer the question. Somebody asked Caitlin Clark the best
Speaker 4: player in league history the same question. Her answer was
Speaker 4: along the lines of, Hey, the league's got to figure
Speaker 4: that out. I'm just trying to play. I'm just trying
Speaker 4: to win basketball games. She was absolutely vilified for not
Speaker 4: being as activist as you, or Riley or even Sophie.
Speaker 4: I think it bugged me a little bit. I would
Speaker 4: love if all of you, if every woman's athlete was
Speaker 4: as vocal and as powerful and as plugged in as you.
Speaker 4: But do we expect it and require it of everybody?
Speaker 4: And listen, it's Katelyn Clark, It's not just anybody. It
Speaker 4: would be great if she would board this train with
Speaker 4: you and be as activist as you. Seems she doesn't
Speaker 4: want to do that. Is that a choice she gets
Speaker 4: to make?
Speaker 11: You know?
Speaker 12: I think we all have a choice when it comes
Speaker 12: to standing up for what we believe in and what
Speaker 12: we believe is right. Ultimately, but I feel hopeful because
Speaker 12: I think we're seeing more women find their voices. Courage
Speaker 12: is contagious. Maybe Caitlin Clark will be the next person
Speaker 12: to speak up in joining her teammate Sophie. That is
Speaker 12: my hope. But more athletes are speaking up, More parents
Speaker 12: are asking questions, More people are willing to have these
Speaker 12: conversations that you know, maybe they're afraid to have. And
Speaker 12: I think that's so important because women's sports are worth protecting.
Speaker 12: But I think the biggest thing that people need to
Speaker 12: understand is that they do have a voice. The parents athletes.
Speaker 12: For a long time, a lot of these people assume
Speaker 12: that someone else would step in. That's what we thought
Speaker 12: when we were going up against the Incuba with this issue.
Speaker 12: They assumed that these athletic organizations, these officials, coaches would
Speaker 12: protect them. But what we've learned is that these institutions
Speaker 12: are made up of corrupt people, and protecting women's sports
Speaker 12: requires people who are willing to stand up and say
Speaker 12: that this matters. And so for these parents, I think
Speaker 12: that begins with being engaged with what your daughter's doing,
Speaker 12: asking questions about their school, understanding the policies that impact
Speaker 12: you know your daughters, know what these athletic associations are doing,
Speaker 12: and most importantly, let your daughters know that they deserve
Speaker 12: to have a voice. So I think one of the
Speaker 12: biggest problems we've seen is these female athletes and parents
Speaker 12: have been afraid to speak up for so long because
Speaker 12: they don't want to be labeled or attacked rightfully. So
Speaker 12: a silence doesn't protect the next generation. So when it
Speaker 12: comes to these elections and policies, I think people should
Speaker 12: pay attention to where candidates and lawmakers stand on these
Speaker 12: issues that impact their families and impact the future generations.
Speaker 12: Look at their records, look at the policies being processed.
Speaker 12: Citizens have a voice, and these issues, you know, they
Speaker 12: move beyond the locker rooms and social media. It's being
Speaker 12: debated in the legislators and courts and communities across the country.
Speaker 12: So I think at the end of the day, it's
Speaker 12: about the little girls sitting in the stands watching her
Speaker 12: favorite athlete. Maybe at Sophia Cunningham.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 12: I hope my daughters look up to her one day,
Speaker 12: you know, fighting.
Speaker 4: Proud, proud Kentucky Wildcat, Caitlyn proud Wildcat, proud woman, Caitlyn Wheeler.
Speaker 4: Great to meet you man, Thank you so much. Great job,
Speaker 4: young lady. There's heroism of plenty amid these ranks of
Speaker 4: women fighting for women's sports. Mark Davison for Scott stick around.
Speaker 9: Place, fighting the left with the best weapon, we have
Speaker 9: common sense.
Speaker 6: This is the Scott Jenny Show.
Speaker 4: It is a Wednesday on the Scott Jenny Show. Mark
Speaker 4: Davis filling in from Dallas Fort Worth. That was Caitlyn Wheeler.
Speaker 4: That was a joy to talk to her. Proud Kentucky wildcat,
Speaker 4: proud swimmer, proud woman. What kind of woman, what kind
Speaker 4: of human being fails to stick up for this cause?
Speaker 4: How can you be ambivalent about it? But as soon
Speaker 4: as I say that, there there was the last couple
Speaker 4: of days of Caitlin Clark, the best player in WNBA history,
Speaker 4: who is despised by the way for the double sin
Speaker 4: of being white and straight. They asked her the whole
Speaker 4: trans women issue, and she said, look, the league's got
Speaker 4: to figure this out. I'm just trying to win ball games,
Speaker 4: which struck me as an okay answer. Not everybody has
Speaker 4: to have a bull horn, not everybody has to be
Speaker 4: a twenty four to seven activist, Not everybody has to
Speaker 4: be Riley Gaines or Caitlyn Wheeler, even Sophie Cunningham. But man,
Speaker 4: she was just absolutely condemned and vilified. Oh how could
Speaker 4: you not speak out? It was like a sin of omission.
Speaker 4: How can you not you know, get out there and
Speaker 4: fight for your fellow women. And you know, it's not
Speaker 4: like it's a terrible point. So I don't know. I
Speaker 4: guess everybody's left with their conscience and what they want
Speaker 4: to do. Here's what Clay Travis wants to do. I'm
Speaker 4: a fan of Clay. I love everybody who sort of
Speaker 4: does what we do for a living. The founder of
Speaker 4: OutKick has a radio talk show of his own and
Speaker 4: in order to make the point about the red to
Speaker 4: listeness of putting men on the court with women, which
Speaker 4: the w NBA has not yet done. And have you
Speaker 4: seen that big French dude who's like six' three and
Speaker 4: pretending to be a woman and scoring big points in
Speaker 4: The French. League wonder why somebody asked, him you, know
Speaker 4: would you accept a call from the W nba that
Speaker 4: WOULD i would not say, no Don't i'm inventing the.
Speaker 4: ACCENT i don't. KNOW i don't even know who he's.
Speaker 4: From But Clay travison, Said, hey you What i'm gonna
Speaker 4: do if this whole gender thing just doesn't, matter if
Speaker 4: it's all just, Fiction i'm gonna field an entire team of.
Speaker 4: Dudes they'll be transgender, women But i'm gonna field an
Speaker 4: entire team of, dudes and just see what. Happens i'll
Speaker 4: put the. Team it will be The Nashville, balls and
Speaker 4: it has a logo and it's a bunch of bunch
Speaker 4: of balls going through the. Net good. Lord but he's
Speaker 4: also pretty serious about something else that he's. Done he,
Speaker 4: Said i'm gonna take the W nba championship, team the
Speaker 4: reigning Champion Las Vegas, aces and if they will play
Speaker 4: the high school boys team of my, choice if they,
Speaker 4: Win i'll give him ten million. Dollars and they haven't
Speaker 4: taken him up on. IT i wonder why In, Minneapolis
Speaker 4: shocker a Kare channel. ELEVEN i think they're THE nbc
Speaker 4: affiliate news anchor Named Jenna, shorthall this has cut. Seven
Speaker 4: she didn't she didn't Like clay's.
Speaker 14: Offer the entire world of women's sports is facing the
Speaker 14: debate within its own leagues of who should get to
Speaker 14: play and who should, not and a voice that often
Speaker 14: shouts loudly in that. Debate is a right leaning outlet
Speaker 14: owned By Fox news called OutKick, sports and today it's
Speaker 14: founder took to a new, stunt one that really makes no.
Speaker 14: Sense if OutKick is really concerned about caring about women
Speaker 14: and women's, Sports So Clay, travis he's the man Behind.
Speaker 14: OutKick he announced today he's offering ten million dollars to
Speaker 14: the winner of a game of basketball between a high
Speaker 14: school boys team of his choosing and THE wnba defending, champions.
Speaker 13: The Las Vegas.
Speaker 14: ACES i thought to myself, Why but obviously the answer
Speaker 14: is because he thinks it is so impossible for any
Speaker 14: group of, women let alone the best in the, game
Speaker 14: that they could ever beat younger and more inexperienced. Boys
Speaker 14: it's a thinly veiled sexist, joke revealing the actual truth
Speaker 14: of how he and his organization feel about women's. Sports
Speaker 14: it's not about caring about. Them they think women's sports
Speaker 14: are a.
Speaker 4: Joke, Hey, janna there's no joke here at. All he's deadly.
Speaker 4: Serious and, if, indeed and she says it makes no,
Speaker 4: sense it makes all the sense in the. World it
Speaker 4: shows exactly how ridiculous it is to put men on
Speaker 4: the court with, women and she, SAID i asked, myself
Speaker 4: why why would he do? This it's self evident why
Speaker 4: he's doing this to show the lunacy of. This President
Speaker 4: trump's on board with. This this is cut. Eight Here's
Speaker 4: President trump talking About lebron and THE. Wnba it's just.
Speaker 4: Awesome go by.
Speaker 15: Wherever i'd be the greatest women's basketball coach in history
Speaker 15: BECAUSE i don't Like Lebron. JAMES i Like Michael jordan much, better.
Speaker 8: BUT i.
Speaker 6: But i'd go up To Lebron. James it doesn't.
Speaker 15: MATTER i, Say, lebron did you ever have any desire
Speaker 15: to be a? Woman because What i'd love you to
Speaker 15: do is star on my team That i'm building.
Speaker 6: UP i will have the greatest team in. History they'll never.
Speaker 15: Lose nobody who will come within seventy points of this. Team,
Speaker 15: now we have to change, that and we have to
Speaker 15: make it okay to talk about. It you, know the
Speaker 15: young LADY i was talking about is afraid to talk about.
Speaker 15: It she's shunned and she's canceled when she talks about.
Speaker 4: It this is, crazy as the news anchor, said they,
Speaker 4: know it's just crazy to think of the women's team
Speaker 4: beating the boys team or the boys high school. Team,
Speaker 4: okay well let's put them on the court and let's.
Speaker 4: See let's put them on the court and let's see
Speaker 4: what's wrong with. That take them up on the, Offer
Speaker 4: Mark davison For Scott, jennings much more to. Come stay.
Speaker 2: Here i'm away, today but you are in the capable
Speaker 2: hands Of Mark. Davis, mark take it, away.
Speaker 4: Consider, It take it, Away. Scott thank, you my. Friend
Speaker 4: great night ON cnn last night For scott chewing on
Speaker 4: some of those results out Of. Michigan and you can
Speaker 4: join us to talk about that if you want. To
Speaker 4: you can join us talk about. Anything we've done some
Speaker 4: men and women, sports so we've done a number of.
Speaker 4: Things so let's let me give you that phone number
Speaker 4: eight four four eight six one five five three seven
Speaker 4: eight four four eight six one five five three. Seven
Speaker 4: anybody who does this for a, living and by THIS
Speaker 4: i mean talk shows media of not just conservative, media
Speaker 4: any type of covering anything here in the modern. World
Speaker 4: you're going to be doing a lot OF ai and
Speaker 4: you're gonna be doing a lot of data. Centers so
Speaker 4: over At, patmos a hosting, company an infrastructure and cloud hosting,
Speaker 4: company as as, deep, deep deep involvement in all of.
Speaker 4: This so we thought we would buzz Up Kyler, schmidtz THEIR,
Speaker 4: vp and talk a LITTLE. Ai i'm maybe a little
Speaker 4: data center Talking. Kyler it's a pleasure to see how you,
Speaker 4: doing my. Friend welcome To Scott Jetty.
Speaker 16: Show it is great to be. Here thanks so much
Speaker 16: for having me and looking forward to the.
Speaker 4: Conversation tell me a little bit About. PATMOS i mean
Speaker 4: a lot of us have heard the, name especially immersing
Speaker 4: ourselves into this tech. World what Is patmos and what
Speaker 4: do you guys?
Speaker 12: Do?
Speaker 16: So patmos is AN ai infrastructure and web services. Company
Speaker 16: we have a variety of different, technologies but our flagship
Speaker 16: really is this CUSTOM ai data. Center what's important About
Speaker 16: patmos is we fit these data centers into a broader
Speaker 16: technology campus where we invite the community to engage with,
Speaker 16: us and we use existing buildings as opposed to turning
Speaker 16: up farm. Farmland so our company was founded as somewhat
Speaker 16: of an anti data center data center because we really
Speaker 16: believe that we can build these this infrastructure in the
Speaker 16: right way that works with communities and doesn't build over
Speaker 16: the top of.
Speaker 4: Them, well that just lays directly congruently over the headlines
Speaker 4: of the, day especially here in my state Of, texas
Speaker 4: where everybody's, saying, LOOK i understand we NEED. AI i
Speaker 4: don't want to be eaten alive by The chinese in
Speaker 4: terms of THE ai of that global. Battle but why
Speaker 4: in the world you have to keep sticking it out
Speaker 4: here next door to my. RANCH i hear people saying
Speaker 4: all the, Time so let me get to the data
Speaker 4: center thing, second and go to THE ai thing, first
Speaker 4: because in both of these categories we have something where
Speaker 4: the benefits are obvious and the downside is. Daunting so
Speaker 4: the ascendency OF ai in everybody's life has been a,
Speaker 4: wondrous magnificent, thing a liberating, thing and just in terms
Speaker 4: of my, time what the CRAZY ai bots will, do
Speaker 4: it's like having five research assessments. Assistance it's the great
Speaker 4: and it's the. Greatest and YET i hear people who have.
Speaker 4: Concerns we had that story just a few days ago
Speaker 4: where it was something got outside of his guardrails and
Speaker 4: try to take over another. Company we're on the spectrum
Speaker 4: where you in terms of the level of wonder and
Speaker 4: the level of concern about the entire artificial intelligence. Landscape great.
Speaker 16: QUESTION i, mean these technologies without a data are transforming
Speaker 16: our lives and as far as the productivity of The
Speaker 16: american worker maintaining an advantage, globally those are all things
Speaker 16: that we.
Speaker 17: Want we see the product the benefits of that in everyday.
Speaker 16: LIFE i USE ai bots on a regular basis to
Speaker 16: do that exact type of, research and it's a force.
Speaker 16: Multiplier so we really like. That the pursuit of what's,
Speaker 16: NEXT i think is where people rightfully have some concern
Speaker 16: and we as a company really really a part of that.
Speaker 17: Conversation you, know how far do.
Speaker 16: We need to progress these technologies to where human beings
Speaker 16: are at the service of, technology not the other way.
Speaker 16: Around and here at Pat, moos we firmly believe the
Speaker 16: technology should be at the service of humans and so
Speaker 16: as long as the technology stays between those guardrails and
Speaker 16: we make sure that it's just making our lives, better
Speaker 16: not making the quality of life go. Down AND i
Speaker 16: think these are really great and obviously transforming.
Speaker 4: Technology there's a PHRASE i hear a lot called humans
Speaker 4: in the, loop and that is supposed to comfort us and,
Speaker 4: say no matter how ambitious and how AUTONOMOUS ai might
Speaker 4: get or want to get when left to its own,
Speaker 4: devices there will always be somewhere an adjacent human being
Speaker 4: with the, ability if not to pull the, plug to
Speaker 4: provide a human guard. Rail is Just is that a
Speaker 4: comforting index card that we have right? Now can we
Speaker 4: be assured that will always be the? Case tell me
Speaker 4: give me your short speech on humans in the?
Speaker 16: Loop, WELL i think as these technologies progress to where
Speaker 16: they become more, capable how that actually works becomes a
Speaker 16: lot less. Clear and, so you, know as we get
Speaker 16: to this technology eventually maybe being more capable than your
Speaker 16: average human, being how we control that remains one of
Speaker 16: the unanswered questions in the, industry and there's a lot
Speaker 16: of opinions out. There WHAT i do know is that
Speaker 16: the infrastructure required to support that advancement really you know
Speaker 16: where the concern is with these gigawatt scale. Facilities there
Speaker 16: may be some justification of, that the vast majority of
Speaker 16: applications do not require that level of infrastructure.
Speaker 4: Development when we take a look at what the future
Speaker 4: of this might. Be if there's anything THAT i hear
Speaker 4: people say repeatedly ABOUT, ai it's that it gets it
Speaker 4: develops more talents. Exponentially what it does well, today it
Speaker 4: will do twice as well, tomorrow and four times as
Speaker 4: well On, friday and sixteen times as well over the,
Speaker 4: weekend which sort of doubles, down triples, down quadruples down
Speaker 4: on the sense of wonder and the sense of. Concern
Speaker 4: so what are the things THAT i? Mean Elon musk,
Speaker 4: HIMSELF i, think has said you've got AN ai, company
Speaker 4: and yet says that this thing could could it could kill,
Speaker 4: us it could end. HUMANITY i don't want to write
Speaker 4: a bad sci fi novel, here but what do you
Speaker 4: think are the? Guardrails are the things that will be
Speaker 4: necessary to make sure that we can get as many
Speaker 4: of the benefits as possible FROM ai and avoid some
Speaker 4: of the.
Speaker 16: Downside, WELL i think you, know the big question is
Speaker 16: the pursuit of generalized artificial. Intelligence do we need to
Speaker 16: develop something that is actually more capable than a human?
Speaker 16: Being and some of these frontier models that you see
Speaker 16: from you, know ananthropic OPEN. Ai that is the, pursuit
Speaker 16: that's the, goal and that's what's result and these massive
Speaker 16: facilities being developed that take up thousands of acres of.
Speaker 16: Farmland the alternative to that is developing technologies that continue
Speaker 16: to make human beings more, productive keep the human in the.
Speaker 17: Loop as you, mentioned and here At, patmos.
Speaker 16: That's what we really want to achieve is we want
Speaker 16: to make sure that we continue the, advancement but we
Speaker 16: make sure human beings are in control and ultimately stay
Speaker 16: relevant in our, economy BECAUSE i think that's the downside
Speaker 16: is take it too far and we lose our purpose
Speaker 16: a little.
Speaker 4: Bit what are The chinese doing right? NOW i hear
Speaker 4: we are being dumped that when a lot of us
Speaker 4: are engaging in with certain chatbots or engaging with certain
Speaker 4: large language, models we're engaging With CHINESE ai that is
Speaker 4: just being flooded Into american markets kind of like everything
Speaker 4: else The chinese. Do what's your understanding of what The
Speaker 4: chinese are doing and what you think they wish to?
Speaker 16: Do so The chinese are being accused of stealing intellectual
Speaker 16: property basically by creating fake accounts within these frontier, models
Speaker 16: so specifically anthropic OPEN ai have accused them of creating
Speaker 16: millions of fake accounts and using the very frontier mind
Speaker 16: that are being developed By american companies to train their
Speaker 16: own open source models that they can then go back
Speaker 16: to the market and sell for. Cheap and because they're
Speaker 16: so much cheaper than these frontier, models but almost as.
Speaker 16: Capable users all over the, globe Including american, companies engage with,
Speaker 16: them and it actually makes them stronger the more that
Speaker 16: we use. Them so from a national security, perspective from
Speaker 16: an economic, perspective it doesn't behoove The United states to
Speaker 16: lose our competitive advantage and those models and The chinese
Speaker 16: theft of intellectual property is definitely an issue that needs
Speaker 16: to be.
Speaker 4: Discussed in our last couple of, minutes let's go back
Speaker 4: to sort of where you began about where data centers can,
Speaker 4: go where they must, go where they shouldn't. GO i
Speaker 4: could walk into almost any city council In North texas
Speaker 4: and find somebody up in arms about nobody's anti data. Center,
Speaker 4: necessarily but it's not just the nimby not in my backyard.
Speaker 4: Phenomenon these things are, Huge they take up a lot of,
Speaker 4: space they make a lot of, noise a lot of.
Speaker 4: Water tell me about what you guys are doing about
Speaker 4: putting them in existing? Buildings?
Speaker 16: Correct, yeah so patmos only develops in existing, buildings and
Speaker 16: we actually target a specific size of data center between
Speaker 16: the fifty megawat maybe up to one hundred megawat, range
Speaker 16: which supports ninety nine point nine percent of the different
Speaker 16: applications out there for THESE ai. Workloads the real concern
Speaker 16: comes with where you get into this gigawatt scale. Facilities
Speaker 16: where we've seen this in the news. Coverage we've seen
Speaker 16: the farmland torn. Up those are yet to be proven
Speaker 16: as profitable, endeavors and the actual technological application of those
Speaker 16: is very narrow and limited to a fraction of a
Speaker 16: percent of what's actually being developed out there in the.
Speaker 16: Market so here AT, patmos we really believe that sticking
Speaker 16: to that fifty to one hundred megawat range not only
Speaker 16: results in a profitable model which de risks the long
Speaker 16: term prospects for a, community but it also allows us
Speaker 16: to occupy these existing buildings and not disrupt. Communities so
Speaker 16: we bring them in in a mixed space. Facility we
Speaker 16: still have the data, hall but we revitalize. Communities we
Speaker 16: don't disrupt farm land on the natural.
Speaker 4: Ecosystem Colla SCHMIT'S VP Patnos, technology pleasure to meet. You
Speaker 4: thank you for all the wisdom and thanks for all
Speaker 4: you do and keep us. Safe we're counting on people
Speaker 4: like you. Man thank you so. Much that is pat most. Technology. Thanks,
Speaker 4: YEAH i Think i'm right here on the spectrum of
Speaker 4: reaction to, this where everybody who says this is like
Speaker 4: the greatest thing since sliced, BREAD i get. It i'm
Speaker 4: recognizing that and realizing it my own. Life and yet
Speaker 4: those who are scared to, DEATH i feel your concerns,
Speaker 4: too and those are not. Unreasonable Mark davis in For Scott.
Speaker 4: Jennings much more to, come stay, here, please we'll see it.
Speaker 6: At the leftist haven't had enough? Yet there's. More this
Speaker 6: is The Scott Jenny.
Speaker 4: Show yes it, is and it's A. Wednesday it's the
Speaker 4: fifth Of. August Mark davis filling in For, scott who returns.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow in a, moment we're gonna Welcome Eric, eggers vice
Speaker 4: president Of resources for The Government Accountability. Institute talk about,
Speaker 4: fraud talk about what's, likely what kind are we up
Speaker 4: against in the next, election but what we're up against
Speaker 4: as these as this new wave of even crazier or
Speaker 4: more jew hating democrat makes its way through the. Pipeline
Speaker 4: are some phenomena that the host of this actual, Show Scott,
Speaker 4: jennings had some things to say about ON cnn last.
Speaker 4: Night when you're filling in For. SCOTT i don't know
Speaker 4: if it's the. Rule there's not a memo or, anything
Speaker 4: but Whenever i'm doing, it seems like you ought to
Speaker 4: see and hear From. Scott so here he. Is last,
Speaker 4: night as it became clear that abdulahl Si ed was
Speaker 4: winning and.
Speaker 6: The.
Speaker 4: Democrats on the long list of problems That democrats, have
Speaker 4: Anti semitism is right there at or near the top
Speaker 4: of the, list And scott had a little something to
Speaker 4: say about that last evening cut.
Speaker 11: FORTH i don't know how you can talk about this race,
Speaker 11: though without talking about the continuance of this issue Of
Speaker 11: israel and How jewish people are being treated in this
Speaker 11: country and abroad right. NOW i, mean you've got A
Speaker 11: Democrat Hetorney general In, Michigan Nuscle Nath, lee who can't
Speaker 11: even go to her party's nominating convention because she says
Speaker 11: she doesn't feel, safe because it's not safe For jews
Speaker 11: to go to a political. Meeting this is all wrapped
Speaker 11: up in this. Race it's wrapped up in a lot
Speaker 11: of races around the. Country it was wrapped up in
Speaker 11: these primaries here In New York, city and this whole
Speaker 11: demonization OF apac you, KNOW apac is made up Of Jewish.
Speaker 6: Americans there are.
Speaker 11: People who want to participate in, politics and, so, yes
Speaker 11: there are other issues being. Discussed yes there's candidate, Qualities
Speaker 11: yes there's. Tactics but at the end of the, day
Speaker 11: it seems to me that is the motivating matter, here
Speaker 11: and The Democratic party is making clear they want nothing
Speaker 11: to do with anybody who supports the fact that our,
Speaker 11: Ally israel is fighting against these terrorists in The Middle.
Speaker 6: East let me just.
Speaker 4: Right alongside if you're watching on the sale of News.
Speaker 4: Channel right alongside was the chagrined expression Of David, axelrod
Speaker 4: who tried to sort of play his own jew, card
Speaker 4: if you, will, like as A jewish, PERSON i just
Speaker 4: want to, say dot, Dot, well there are plenty of
Speaker 4: apparently self Loathing jews out, there AND i don't mean
Speaker 4: to be too glib about, that but a lot Of
Speaker 4: jews Vote, democrat And i'm guessing there might have been
Speaker 4: a couple Of jewish folks In michigan who voted for
Speaker 4: ABDUL lsi, ed what is up with? THAT i, MEAN
Speaker 4: i asked that as a rhetorical. QUESTION i know what's
Speaker 4: up with? That this is the domestic phenomenon where there
Speaker 4: Are American jewish voters for whom the security and safety
Speaker 4: Of israel doesn't mean as much as their own personal.
Speaker 4: Liberalism and that's a decision and a balancing act that
Speaker 4: everybody gets to make for. Themselves but For David axelrod
Speaker 4: later in that, broadcast tried to essentially, say, well as
Speaker 4: A jewish, person as if that gives. Everything he says
Speaker 4: thereafter added clout not at. ALL i Mean Jimmy carter
Speaker 4: was in the. Military that make him better on military.
Speaker 4: Issues it did not your personal, experience your lived says
Speaker 4: the fat expression, goes it's worth. Something but what ultimately
Speaker 4: matters is what do you then say after? That so
Speaker 4: if anybody, says you, know as A jewish, PERSON i
Speaker 4: have no trouble with what The Democratic party seems to
Speaker 4: be up, to, okay then you're A jewish person who
Speaker 4: does not care about Anti. Semitism, this of, course also
Speaker 4: circulates throughout the difficulties that we are having in reaching
Speaker 4: some settlement With, iran for Whom israel is One Satan
Speaker 4: america is the. Other this is cut Five President trump
Speaker 4: with the LATEST i know it's it's kind of like
Speaker 4: a broken record and will wake me when we get
Speaker 4: a settlement that will actually. Stick here's cut. Five President
Speaker 4: trump on the latest Possible iranian.
Speaker 13: Deal very.
Speaker 15: Nice i'll find, out we'll know in forty eight.
Speaker 4: Hours we'll know in forty eight. Hours well that'll Be.
Speaker 4: FRIDAY i, UH i maintain my. OPTIMISM i really. DO
Speaker 4: i believe in The. PRESIDENT i believe in the. MISSION
Speaker 4: i believe in the goal of a provably non Nuclear.
Speaker 4: IRAN i believe in what the troops have been trying
Speaker 4: to do under The president's. Command And i'd like to
Speaker 4: think that it is achievable that even in crazy theocratic
Speaker 4: the theocracies filled With iatolas And mullahs who sometimes don't
Speaker 4: seem not to care if they die seventy two, virgins
Speaker 4: what's not to. LIKE i, mean if that's their, logic
Speaker 4: then it makes them even harder to deal. With As
Speaker 4: i've said many, times funny thing about The Soviet union
Speaker 4: is they did not actively want to, die so that
Speaker 4: it's a mutual assured. Destruction it kind of worked for
Speaker 4: a couple of generations with these. People it's hard to
Speaker 4: know and hard to see what the exit ran, is
Speaker 4: BUT i pray we find. It for the overall good
Speaker 4: of that, region the good of the, world the good Of,
Speaker 4: america and so that it's not hanging around our. Necks
Speaker 4: On november, three for the, Midterms, ah those pesky. Midterms
Speaker 4: Mark davison For scott stick. Around it's A. Wednesday glad
Speaker 4: you are. Here much more to.
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Speaker 4: Wednesday it is The Scott Jennings. Show I'm Mark, davis
Speaker 4: happy morning host at six sixty. Am the answer here
Speaker 4: In Dallas Fort worth and available utility guy for filling
Speaker 4: in virtually anywhere at virtually. Anytime so it's great to
Speaker 4: be here with you On scott's. Program he is back.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow so our content today in this week has been
Speaker 4: filled with a lot of The michigan, results a lot
Speaker 4: of thought about the mid, terms a lot of things
Speaker 4: about what The republicans want to do and how we'd
Speaker 4: like to make sure we keep, power et, cetera et.
Speaker 4: Cetera all of that is going to be, difficult if not,
Speaker 4: impossible if our elections remain tainted by. Fraud there are
Speaker 4: few places that are better at chronicling this kind of
Speaker 4: thing than The Government Accountability. Institute you're familiar with the
Speaker 4: Named Peter, sweitzer The Clinton Cash library Of. Stuff the
Speaker 4: drill down With Peter schweitzer is a great product Of.
Speaker 4: Peter's And Eric eggers is THE vp of research at
Speaker 4: The Government Accountability. Institute And eric is here for a
Speaker 4: little fraud update here In. August eric's pleasure to see.
Speaker 4: You how you, doing, Sir.
Speaker 13: Mark great to see you. Again how you.
Speaker 4: Doing i'm doing. Great so there is a book of
Speaker 4: yours on a shelf of mine Called Fraud how The
Speaker 4: Left plans to steal the next. Election my memory. Fails
Speaker 4: were you talking in advance about twenty twenty?
Speaker 18: Four it was actually talking in advance of twenty twenty,
Speaker 18: so AND i know you're actually not, Lying, mark because
Speaker 18: you AND i had an interview when my book came
Speaker 18: out back in twenty, eighteen talked about how Rife america's
Speaker 18: election systems.
Speaker 13: Were it was uncontroversial at the.
Speaker 18: Time to say that mail in balloting was the least
Speaker 18: secure way.
Speaker 13: Possible that was a bipartisan.
Speaker 18: Consensus and, then of course twenty twenty, happened and we
Speaker 18: cast the most ballots ever in the least secure way.
Speaker 13: Possible by the, way my favorite part of last.
Speaker 18: Night watching The michigan results come in was, everyone Both
Speaker 18: democrats And republicans had to, say, now, listen we Think.
Speaker 13: Abdul elsaiad has a.
Speaker 18: Lead, however we've seen this movie. Before we are waiting
Speaker 18: on absentee ballots coming in In detroit In Wayne, county
Speaker 18: and by the, way The democrat establishment preferred candidate is.
Speaker 18: Losing and everyone was kind of, like, oh, no are
Speaker 18: we about to Get, god are they about to do
Speaker 18: to us what may have been done to someone?
Speaker 13: Else and they all just had to kind of sit
Speaker 13: there and hold it and it was. Amazing but.
Speaker 18: Yeah so the point is, like these are things that
Speaker 18: are baked into eleercoral systems we saw firsthand in twenty
Speaker 18: twenty and the entire country got to watch a little
Speaker 18: bit of democrat anngs last.
Speaker 13: Night because of the same.
Speaker 4: PROBLEMS a couple of things are always. TRUE i think
Speaker 4: it's an Old Hugh hewitt book. Title if it ain't,
Speaker 4: close they can't, cheat of course they, can but it
Speaker 4: just won't matter as. Much i'd also like to think
Speaker 4: that twenty twenty four was better than twenty twenty the
Speaker 4: twenty twenty eight will be better than twenty twenty. Four
Speaker 4: but before we get to twenty, eight let's talk about twenty.
Speaker 4: Six what does the fraud landscape look like in terms
Speaker 4: of our responsiveness to, it the amount of attention we've
Speaker 4: been paying to you guys at The Government Accountability. Institute
Speaker 4: should we be bracing ourselves for more week long tabulations of,
Speaker 4: votes more late night vote? Dumps are we slowly getting
Speaker 4: better at? This what's your?
Speaker 18: Expectation, Well i'd love to come on here and sell
Speaker 18: a lot of books by scaring everyone into buying and
Speaker 18: learning about this, Mark BUT i don't think that that's
Speaker 18: actually where things, are because the reality, is and you know,
Speaker 18: this programs like yours document this every. Day we're in
Speaker 18: a fundamentally different place today than we wore when the
Speaker 18: book came out in twenty. Eighteen when the book came,
Speaker 18: out of, course That Donald trump was claiming about illegal
Speaker 18: voting in twenty, sixteen and those that are being dismissed by
Speaker 18: mainstream media outlets created a task, force a presidential task,
Speaker 18: force An Election integrity and that was sued out of
Speaker 18: existence by These soros back. Groups and then of course
Speaker 18: we lived through twenty twenty and now because of the
Speaker 18: lessons learned through that, Endeavor Donald trump has been very.
Speaker 18: Smart he's got someone in his in The department Of
Speaker 18: justice and Har Meat dillon who is being.
Speaker 13: Aggressive they're going on.
Speaker 18: Offense they're suing These blue states to get a hold
Speaker 18: of these voter. Roles, ironically The blue states don't want
Speaker 18: to turn them, over so they're using The department Of
Speaker 18: Homeland security grants the powers of the purse to try
Speaker 18: to force these states to give us a look and
Speaker 18: to run their voter roles through these citizenship databases to
Speaker 18: make sure only actual citizens are on. There then we
Speaker 18: saw what happened With New. Jersey they're forced to admit
Speaker 18: a small fraction of WHAT i think is the actual.
Speaker 18: Problem SO i think states are taking it more. Seriously
Speaker 18: the federal government's been very smart about leveraging what resources
Speaker 18: and assets they do, have and you, know no one
Speaker 18: balks anymore at the idea of illegals. Voting they've proven
Speaker 18: it time and, again and SO i think just the
Speaker 18: fact that there's a level of awareness happening when you've
Speaker 18: got the Whole Land Security Secretary Mark Way mullen and said, Listen,
Speaker 18: states if you preside over legals, voting you too can.
Speaker 13: Be held legally.
Speaker 18: Liable that sends a message AND i think, that but
Speaker 18: grudgingly states are.
Speaker 4: Responding you Mentioned New jersey Where Governor Mikey cheryl, says
Speaker 4: nothing to see, here just a. Glitch it's a bureaucratic.
Speaker 4: Thing it only resulted in maybe four hundred illegals. Voting
Speaker 4: this is, small small. Comfort so what are the lessons
Speaker 4: of what was discovered these last few weeks In New.
Speaker 13: Jersey, well it's a great.
Speaker 18: Question and by the, way my favorite part Of Mikey
Speaker 18: cheryl's announcement was the first thing she ever said was
Speaker 18: BEFORE i was, Governor, like those are the first words
Speaker 18: out of her mouth when she's talking about this software,
Speaker 18: glitch and then the sixty six hundred registrations she's attributing
Speaker 18: to being responsible to the software. Glitch, NOW i believe
Speaker 18: that that software glitch may be responsible for the sixty six,
Speaker 18: hundred BUT i do not believe that those are the
Speaker 18: only non citizen registrations on that. List The department Of
Speaker 18: Homeland security actually Sent New jersey a letter a couple
Speaker 18: of weeks ago saying we believe this that the thirty
Speaker 18: five thousand non citizens on your voter roles that match
Speaker 18: information we. Have california they, said has one hundred and ninety,
Speaker 18: thousand by the, Way SO i think that the fact
Speaker 18: that you have a blue state and a blue governor
Speaker 18: come out and have to sort of own it speaks
Speaker 18: to how fundamentally different a sea change we've, had by the, way,
Speaker 18: mark this is just, representative like the sea change we're
Speaker 18: having as a country for all kinds of. Fraud election
Speaker 18: integrity fraud is one. Example but when The vice president
Speaker 18: is having his anti fraud Task force show, UP i,
Speaker 18: mean it just shows you they're taking the serious and
Speaker 18: once again No Democrat attorney's general want to. Participate but
Speaker 18: it doesn't mean it's not, happening just means they prefer
Speaker 18: to want to look the other, way try to get
Speaker 18: through the midterns because they don't want to validate anything
Speaker 18: That trump administration has done to try to Make america
Speaker 18: more secure and more safe and the tax pay money
Speaker 18: more fundamentally return to their.
Speaker 4: Pocket so no matter where somebody's, watching watching On Salem News,
Speaker 4: channel listing on The Salem Radio, network and what are
Speaker 4: your red? States blue, states we don't, well we'd like
Speaker 4: to think everybody would like to get better at. This
Speaker 4: what are the kind of measures that people can? Make
Speaker 4: and looking around the wad landscape of their own states
Speaker 4: to answer the, question how is my state doing at
Speaker 4: putting up some kind of guardrail against fraud For november
Speaker 4: third of this, Year.
Speaker 18: Well it seems, reductive BUT i would, say if you
Speaker 18: have A republican, governor you're probably. Okay but if you
Speaker 18: have a tel trach, Governor i'll maybe. Not you, KNOW i,
Speaker 18: mean that's just the, reality. Right you, know you look
Speaker 18: at states Like, Washington, Oregon, california they're doing the opposite
Speaker 18: of participating in any kind of common sense. Effort california
Speaker 18: has been hostile to any measure of election integrity so
Speaker 18: far that you, know these the citizens are having to
Speaker 18: do a ballot initiative to require VOTER id Because Gavin
Speaker 18: newsom took to the point of banning local, cities right
Speaker 18: getting rid of local control from requiring VOTER. Id you,
Speaker 18: know they're suing against The department Of justice and trying
Speaker 18: to acquire these voter. Rules, Remember, mark and you know
Speaker 18: this because you've been so good on this for so.
Speaker 18: Long When Barack obama was. President the person who was
Speaker 18: in charge of The Civil Rights division who helped oversee
Speaker 18: elections for depart And justice was a guy Named Tom.
Speaker 18: Prez he would later go on to THE, dnc but
Speaker 18: he'd come from basically like a laza type nonprofit where
Speaker 18: their whole gig was to legalize non citizen voting in local.
Speaker 18: Elections so we talk about kind of fundamentally working to
Speaker 18: alter the landscape of who's allowed to cast the. Ballot
Speaker 18: that's one of the things that happened in twenty. TWENTY
Speaker 18: a lot of the things that people think should be
Speaker 18: illegal were normalized and. Legalized SO i, mean that's why
Speaker 18: we continue to have arguments over that. Election so The
Speaker 18: trump administration trying to claws on that back despite the
Speaker 18: outcry from the. Left atlanta And georgia pass common sense
Speaker 18: election reforms the, aftermath and they lost the Danying Major
Speaker 18: League Baseball All Star. Game people lose their minds over this.
Speaker 18: Stuff The trump administration showed. Courage SO i would just
Speaker 18: say to your, Question republican leaders have generally been brave
Speaker 18: about this.
Speaker 13: Stuff blue state leaders not so.
Speaker 4: Much you And Peter schweizer and The Government Accountability institute
Speaker 4: have been great about chronicling the nefarious involvement Of George,
Speaker 4: soros the boogeyman of the, moment AND i think when
Speaker 4: people hear his name fifty times that they it can
Speaker 4: start to become like the teacher On. Peanout it's like
Speaker 4: walk walk walk. Wa so help everybody understand the real
Speaker 4: Danger George soros is he gets to have, money he
Speaker 4: gets to. Contribute we all. Do it's. Everybody but but
Speaker 4: what at what point does The soros, organization The soros
Speaker 4: influence cross ethical?
Speaker 18: Lines, well, uh whether it crosses ethical lines or, NOT
Speaker 18: i think that there's this clear evidence that the, groups
Speaker 18: some of the groups that Take soros money fight to
Speaker 18: keep election laws, insecure and those same groups then fight
Speaker 18: to kind of ground up as many voters to funnel
Speaker 18: them through those gaps that they fight to keep. Existing
Speaker 18: so that's that's just one front of the election integrity.
Speaker 18: Effort BUT i would just, say look at what happened
Speaker 18: In michigan. Yesterday for the first, Time you've got A
Speaker 18: dsa backed, candidate somebody who you know is at least
Speaker 18: aligned with THE, dsa who says they want to get
Speaker 18: rid of The. Senate they want to get rid of the.
Speaker 18: Presidency they want to they want to get rid of
Speaker 18: prisons and law. Enforcement, SO i, mean The soros funded
Speaker 18: agenda advocates for a no less than the fundamental reshaping
Speaker 18: of so many of the institutions that we care about
Speaker 18: and have what we consider to be better rocks Of
Speaker 18: american civic. Reality so whether or not it's, UNETHICAL i,
Speaker 18: mean there's lots of evidence suggest it. IS i think
Speaker 18: it's very dangerous to Use abdul's own. Words you, know it's.
Speaker 18: Funny there's a commercial out today whether they Playing Journeys
Speaker 18: Don't Stop believing as a campaign commercial For Abdul, laad
Speaker 18: AND i was, like that's actually fitting because like MOST dsa,
Speaker 18: Candidates journeys fans are all. White SO i, mean you,
Speaker 18: know so forget about The jewish voters for a. Second
Speaker 18: they've got a real problem with minorities And African. Americans
Speaker 18: SO i very much look forward to seeing what happens
Speaker 18: with This soros FUNDED dsa candidate who want to reshape
Speaker 18: the country and do it at the expense of these
Speaker 18: Traditional African american voters who've been so reliable For democrats
Speaker 18: for the last few.
Speaker 4: Decades jid just a city, boy born and raised In South.
Speaker 4: Detroit so as we take a look at what you
Speaker 4: guys are going to be up to you And peter
Speaker 4: in The Whole Government Accountability, institute what kind of battle
Speaker 4: do you have for watching how things play out During, September, October,
Speaker 4: november and then will it be a matter On november
Speaker 4: third of whether or not we have this season of
Speaker 4: early voting and voting month and election month instead of
Speaker 4: election day waiting for weeks and weeks and weeks for.
Speaker 4: Results when these election officials, say, hey we got more
Speaker 4: voters than ever. Before we are underfunded in terms of
Speaker 4: our ability to process. Votes it's just going to take that.
Speaker 4: Long why is that?
Speaker 13: Unacceptable, well you know it's.
Speaker 18: Bad When Gavin newsom In california gave his election workers
Speaker 18: like a head's up before their, primaries it, said, listen,
Speaker 18: GUYS i need you to kind of speed this. Up
Speaker 18: and Because i'm trying to run for, PRESIDENT i can't
Speaker 18: be getting embarrassed like this on the national. Level and
Speaker 18: the election workers in california' said slow Yer Rold, Gavin
Speaker 18: we're going to.
Speaker 16: Do what we need to.
Speaker 18: Do you know This California's california after. All and then of,
Speaker 18: course it was this national disgrace for how long it took.
Speaker 18: Them you saw what happened In La mayor's, race and
Speaker 18: then obviously even the gubatorial primary took a long.
Speaker 13: Time so you know that's still gonna.
Speaker 18: Happen california is still going to be counting ballots for
Speaker 18: an extended period of time because of the insane rules
Speaker 18: they have in, place which is by. Design by the,
Speaker 18: way the delays In california counting ballots is a, feature
Speaker 18: not a. Bug they've spent the last fifteen years fundamentally
Speaker 18: reshaping their election laws for that. Purpose, meanwhile states Like
Speaker 18: florida WHERE i, live will be done that.
Speaker 13: Night so it just speaks to you, know we always hear.
Speaker 18: This The United states is this fifty different laboratories of,
Speaker 18: democracy AND i think The american people will be able
Speaker 18: to see on election night which model of governance they.
Speaker 18: Prefer one of them will more closely resemble a third world.
Speaker 18: Country of, course even third world countries count their ballots
Speaker 18: more quickly Than.
Speaker 4: California, yes stay. Too the Great Eric eggers over there
Speaker 4: on The Government Accountability, institute co host Of The Drill
Speaker 4: down With Peter, Schweitzer best Of, peter thanks for all
Speaker 4: the work you. Do That's Eric. Eggers I'm Mark davison For.
Speaker 4: Scott let's have a final segment together for A wednesday
Speaker 4: next stay.
Speaker 6: Here common sense for The american.
Speaker 9: People this is The Scott Jenny, show.
Speaker 4: A show to Which scott will return. Tomorrow i'm given
Speaker 4: to understand it's been a great pleasure being here with you.
Speaker 4: Today much appreciate. It Mark davis from six Sixty, Am
Speaker 4: The answer here In, Dallas Fort, worth and various other
Speaker 4: fill in gigs along The salem, Platform Salem News, Channel
Speaker 4: Salem Radio, network however you were, watching however you were,
Speaker 4: listening we really appreciate. It this is a visual here
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Speaker 4: there may be a player that you have heard of
Speaker 4: that THE wnba may want to take a look. At
Speaker 4: let's roll a little footage of this player and see
Speaker 4: what you think as you Examine Julie. Tetar Julie tetar
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Speaker 4: girl can ball in the slang of, Basketball actually it's
Speaker 4: more accurate to say that girl has, balls because, she
Speaker 4: in fact is a.
Speaker 15: Man.
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Speaker 4: call from THE. Wnba why would what team would not
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Speaker 4: and you, know they can make their language. Decisions BUT
Speaker 4: i knowing that that's a, man as the world knows
Speaker 4: that that's a. Man if THE, wnba the people telling
Speaker 4: us that this whole gender thing just doesn't. Matter the
Speaker 4: differences are without. Consequence it's just whatever trans women are,
Speaker 4: women then let's Sign julie up. Tomorrow let's let's make
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Speaker 4: all of its woke nonsense that if indeed they, say,
Speaker 4: hey let's be inclusive, men men ought to be able
Speaker 4: to play in women's. Sports they tell us this every single,
Speaker 4: day then, hey there's one sign him AND i think
Speaker 4: their failure to do that is similar to why they're
Speaker 4: not accepting The Clay travis offer to have THE wnba reigning,
Speaker 4: champions The Las Vegas aces play a high school boys
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Speaker 4: go to a couple of final moments of talking about, ah,
Speaker 4: yes here we go, again The Save America? Act does
Speaker 4: it have a? Hope can The Save America act itself be?
Speaker 4: Saved here's about twenty three seconds Of John. Fun it's cut,
Speaker 4: Six and as you watch this or listen to, this is,
Speaker 4: like we're trying to pardon this. Comparison we're trying to
Speaker 4: wear down The iranians to where they finally say uncle
Speaker 4: and sign a deal that means. Something. Pardon one of
Speaker 4: these things is not like the. Other it's an. Analogy
Speaker 4: Is John fun similarly being worn down to a nub
Speaker 4: by people who insist that he does something about The
Speaker 4: Save America? Act cut? Six so those two realities are? There?
Speaker 3: Now is there somewhere in here with budget reconciliation that
Speaker 3: we can do pieces of The Save America, act or
Speaker 3: at least in a fiscal way deal with funding for.
Speaker 6: Some of those.
Speaker 3: Things, maybe and we'll see what the traft will bear on.
Speaker 3: That we're having, conversations as you know right now about that.
Speaker 4: Proposition so we'll keep you. Posted and one of the
Speaker 4: members of your he'll keep us. Posted he'll keep us.
Speaker 4: POSTED i hope you. Will and When Senator, thune the
Speaker 4: so Called Senate majority, leader keeps us posted on, something
Speaker 4: maybe at some, point some glorious day on the near,
Speaker 4: horizon it will be the so Called Senate majority leader
Speaker 4: showing evidence that he has in fact led that he
Speaker 4: has in fact compelled the votes of laggered insufficiently Conservative
Speaker 4: republicans to do something that eighty percent Of america. Wants
Speaker 4: keep the car on the, road don't freak. Out what
Speaker 4: The Save America act would do is make you prove
Speaker 4: you are you and make you prove you're a. Citizen
Speaker 4: how in the world can they drag their feet on?
Speaker 4: This keep in mind a vital part of human. Nature
Speaker 4: people do what they want to, do and people don't
Speaker 4: do what they don't want to. Do the Reason John,
Speaker 4: Thune John, Cornyn Lisa murkowski an other have not been
Speaker 4: more plugged in about The Save americact is they actively
Speaker 4: don't want. It they are part of a SCLEROTIC gop
Speaker 4: establishment that just doesn't care that you want this so.
Speaker 4: Much can they be dealt, with shouted, down compelled to?
Speaker 4: COOPERATE i don't. Know we will. See, hey thanks To
Speaker 4: brian and To scott and To rick and out In Los,
Speaker 4: angeles the whole team that puts Together Scott Jennings. Show
Speaker 4: thanks To scott for letting me hang. Out he's back.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow I'm Mark. Davis have a great rest of your.
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