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Speaker 3: We just talked to Dave in the very last hour.

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Speaker 3: She calls me every day, uh, and she tells me

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Speaker 3: Last week we talked. I talked to Isabel Tuesday of

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Speaker 3: last week. Tim is there gonna be Dodger Talk tonight.

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Speaker 3: great sports talk. We have four hour shows till all

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Speaker 3: week except for Thursday, that's a two to four show

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Speaker 3: for a Clipper Houston Rockets game. Oh it's okay to

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Speaker 3: have one short show. It's a whole week of four

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Speaker 2: It's that Cup time in December, you know, they play

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Speaker 2: Okay, So that's why their game on Thursday is just

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Speaker 3: Well, a week from Thursday, we will have a four

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Speaker 3: A fun fact about Indiana. Since Indiana shocked the world

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Speaker 3: The Winter Meetings are happening in Orlando, where I visited

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Speaker 3: now that the Detroit Tigers could be shopping Trek Scoubel

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Speaker 3: Like all right, this one goes to Matthew Stafford. He

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Speaker 2: God conference in Notre Dame.

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Speaker 7: Just we didn't appreciate the fact that we were singled

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Speaker 3: you the most. Is it? The ESPN owns the College

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Speaker 3: Football Playoff, owns the SEC owns all these bowl games,

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Speaker 3: and then they have all these guys on TV arguing

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Speaker 3: about it twenty four to seven using the Notre Dame brand,

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Speaker 3: And why should Notre Dame have to play along if

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Speaker 3: they're not bought in with ESPN, they're working with NBC.

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Speaker 3: That's been going on since nineteen ninety one. I mean,

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Speaker 3: is that is is this like a corporate beef?

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Speaker 4: I don't know that it's a corporate beef necessarily. I think,

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Speaker 4: you know, Notre Dame felt like the acc obviously which

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Speaker 4: is described by ESPN right they have, they have the

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Speaker 4: exclusive rights. So that same thing with the SEC, they

446
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Speaker 4: felt like, you know, playing the Miami Notre Dame game

447
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Speaker 4: on a repeat for two days straight, it's a little

448
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Speaker 4: bit out of the norm. And so even though Jim Phillips,

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Speaker 4: the f the commissioner for the ACC has come out

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Speaker 4: and said they didn't say anything or doing anything that

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Speaker 4: said Notre Dame shouldn't get in, well, you it kind

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Speaker 4: of actively actively politicked, you know, if you will, and

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Speaker 4: did something out of the norm of what you would

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Speaker 4: typically do. And so in that case, you kind of

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Speaker 4: sit there and just say, yeah, there's probably a corporate

456
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Speaker 4: frustration a little bit with I think the way ESPN

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Speaker 4: handled it, and even the conference in the AEC that

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Speaker 4: you're partially affiliated with and affiliated with for all your sports,

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Speaker 4: you know, had issues with. But I think even more

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Speaker 4: so than that, it's just you know, looking at where

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Speaker 4: where Notre names out in this point in time with

462
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Speaker 4: the college football playoff, they want to make it very

463
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Speaker 4: clear in this and by the way, this is what

464
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Speaker 4: was always said to me by the older players my

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Speaker 4: first got there. If you're not playing for a national championship,

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Speaker 4: you don't go to the bowl game, and so the

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Speaker 4: players voted on it. The coaches made the decision too.

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Speaker 4: The oldest side there is something they were not going

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Speaker 4: to play along with. And I just think it's odd

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Speaker 4: that we've got a bunch of people who are not

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Speaker 4: part of that program, not a part of that team,

472
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Speaker 4: trying to weigh on it, who have an invested interest

473
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Speaker 4: and trying to make money off of an exhibition game.

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Speaker 4: I'll keep kind of going back to that, but I

475
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Speaker 4: think that the thing that frustrates me personally is that

476
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Speaker 4: bias towards the SEC. You know, we've seen the Big

477
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Speaker 4: Ten win the national championship the last two years, and

478
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Speaker 4: that's really how you kind of go about, you know, grading,

479
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Speaker 4: He's the top of college football, and they's always seen

480
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Speaker 4: to get the benefits out from this estn constructed College

481
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Speaker 4: FOOTBA Playoff committee. And then so you get a fift

482
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Speaker 4: team in where I don't think Bama, the way they've played,

483
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Speaker 4: losing two of their lives four games and in particular

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Speaker 4: how their offenses look this year, deserves to get into

485
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Speaker 4: the playoff. If you look at their two games they

486
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Speaker 4: played booke nding the season, it was awful and so

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Speaker 4: I understand they played in a conference championship game and

488
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Speaker 4: they really want to protect those teams so they're not

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Speaker 4: penalized for it. But then what's what's the point of

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Speaker 4: playing all together? If there's no penalty at all, and

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Speaker 4: that's all upside, then it doesn't make any sense, you know,

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Speaker 4: if you're not gonna be able to punish these teams

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Speaker 4: for what they roll out there, and maybe and maybe

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Speaker 4: you sit there and say, well, then what worth is

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Speaker 4: the conference championship game altogether? I would say, yeah, it's

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Speaker 4: probably not worth much at this point, you know, if

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Speaker 4: you know, for some teams they win it, like Duke,

498
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Speaker 4: and they don't even get access into it. But that's

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Speaker 4: the whole other story. That's the ACC's issue of not

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Speaker 4: being able to figure out how to put the their

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Speaker 4: highest ranked team into their conference championship game.

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Speaker 3: Uh. One last thing, Brady, and we really appreciate you

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Speaker 3: coming through for us, like Brady Quinn always does. There's

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Speaker 3: two schools of thought here. One is, as long as

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Speaker 3: NBC is willing to be a part there with Notre Dame,

506
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Speaker 3: why would Notre Dame want to share revenue with anybody

507
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Speaker 3: else and join the conference. Then the other is, well,

508
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Speaker 3: look what happened to Notre Dame this year. Is this

509
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Speaker 3: a sign that they need to join a power conference?

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Speaker 3: What are your thoughts on that.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I think they're still going to have a chance

512
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Speaker 4: to play for a national championship in the future. So

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Speaker 4: until that's taken away from them and everyone just boycott

514
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Speaker 4: scheduling Notre Dame that, I think they'll try to continue

515
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Speaker 4: to maintain their independence. It's deep in the fabric of

516
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Speaker 4: who Notre Dame is, you know. I think from a

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Speaker 4: scheduling standpoint, one of the things they love about that

518
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Speaker 4: is trying to have a national schedule where they have

519
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Speaker 4: touch points all across the country based on you know,

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Speaker 4: games that they're playing, where they can hit all those

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Speaker 4: different alumni networks and help fundraising. For that standpoint, so

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Speaker 4: that's not going to change. They're always going to be

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Speaker 4: who they are. And I think the interesting thing about

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Speaker 4: is a lot of people are really knocking their schedule

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Speaker 4: what their schedule looks like. I would first off say this,

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Speaker 4: they schedule sometimes out ten twelve years, so you know,

527
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Speaker 4: when they put a team on their program, you know,

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Speaker 4: if it was a decade ago, that team might have

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Speaker 4: been pretty darn good. Like last time I checked a

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Speaker 4: decade ago Michigan State, who's on the schedule next season

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Speaker 4: for Notre Dame. I'm pretty sure they're playing for the

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Speaker 4: Big Ten championship. You know, pretty sure that they actually

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Speaker 4: played in the College Football Playoff that particular year. So

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Speaker 4: it's odd people are kind of knocking some of the

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Speaker 4: teams that they've scheduled out, especially because they have scheduled

536
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Speaker 4: some big boys. But you take into account this every

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Speaker 4: single team, I want to say, like six or seven

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Speaker 4: years ago, I think for like a streak of six

539
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Speaker 4: or six or seven weeks, they had teams coming out

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Speaker 4: BIS Like most of these teams, regardless of what you

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Speaker 4: think they are as a program, they at least they

542
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Speaker 4: have two weeks to prepare. And that's just kind of

543
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Speaker 4: life being an independent in the life being a team,

544
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Speaker 4: trying to figure out how you're going to construct your

545
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Speaker 4: schedule every year as being one of the sole independents.

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Speaker 3: Great stuff, Brady, have fun wherever you are and we'll

547
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Speaker 3: be listening for you this week on two pros and

548
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Speaker 3: a cup of Joe, and congratulations on a great year,

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Speaker 3: another great year, being one of the best, if not

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Speaker 3: the best, even though we're biased, that's true talent on

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Speaker 3: the big noon kickoff show.

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Speaker 4: Thank you Brady Well, thank you, Thank you guys appcireate

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Speaker 4: you having.

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Speaker 3: Me on, and a big thank you to Brady Quinn

555
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Speaker 3: taking time out of his schedule in Urban Meyer's Big

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Speaker 3: Hall of Fame to do to join the show and

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Speaker 3: we'll be right back to finish everything up with your

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Speaker 3: dead and a live guy birthday to day. Don't forget

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Speaker 3: Mercifully coming to an end and I'm a Horse Monday

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Speaker 3: on the Petros and Money Show. A big thank you

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Speaker 3: as this Thursday is the only Flex Alert where we

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Speaker 3: at two. Everything else all week is a full show.

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Speaker 3: Full show is a great sports talk all right. So

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Speaker 3: now Tim has, as he always does, really pumped up

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Speaker 3: about his dead guy birthday of the day. Nobody gets

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm fired up about this one, Petros, because I

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Speaker 2: think this is a great person of history that we

585
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Speaker 2: could all learn a little something about and get to

586
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Speaker 2: know better. Happy would have been one hundred and sixty

587
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Speaker 2: fourth birthday to William Durant born in Boston, grew up

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Speaker 2: in Flint, Michigan. Dropped out of high school to work

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Speaker 2: for his grandfather's lumberyard. In eighteen eighty five, at the

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Speaker 2: age of twenty four, he partnered to start Flint Road

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Speaker 2: Cart Company, producing horse drawn carriages. Within five years, he

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Speaker 2: had the nation's largest carriage manufacturer, producing fifty thousand carriages

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Speaker 2: a year Wow. But then something came the automobile and

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Speaker 2: he knew he had to pivot from carriages to cars.

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Speaker 2: So in nineteen oh four he took over a struggling

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Speaker 2: car company named Buick, and within three years William Durant

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Speaker 2: turned Buick into the nation's leading car manufacturer.

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Speaker 3: Kind of miss where the football analyst used to say

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Speaker 3: that holds so big you could drive a Buick through it.

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Speaker 2: Well, I don't say that anymore. With Buick as a base,

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Speaker 2: he and Vision.

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Speaker 3: Moore tried to relaunch Buick a while back, and so

603
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Speaker 3: did Peyton Manning, and it didn't work.

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Speaker 2: Did not work. He wanted to create a large, dominant

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Speaker 2: company of cars, so he founded General Motors Holding Company

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Speaker 2: in nineteen oh eight. His first purchase Old Motorworks Odesmobile.

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Speaker 2: Then he went to buy Oakland Car Company later known

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Speaker 2: as Pontiac Wow. He then next bought Cadillac. Durant not

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Speaker 2: only purchased automobile companies, but he also bought trucks and

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Speaker 2: parts supply companies, including ac Delco. He wanted to control

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Speaker 2: everything about making a.

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Speaker 3: Car in all that stuffs in Detroit.

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Speaker 2: William Durant was a visionary, had big ideas, but buying

614
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Speaker 2: all these car companies would backfire. Within two years, he

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Speaker 2: lost roll of GM to the bank. He partnered with

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Speaker 2: Luis Chevrolet and formed Chevrolet Motor Company that allowed him

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Speaker 2: to buy back GM. He fell into more financial problems though,

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Speaker 2: and sold off all of his ownership. He tried opening

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Speaker 2: a company under his name, Durant Motors, but the Great

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Speaker 2: Depression hits oh No, and that ended his automotive career.

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Speaker 2: During the twenties, in fact, he was a major player.

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Speaker 2: He was right there with the Rockefellers. In fact, during

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Speaker 2: the Wall Street Black Tuesday scandal phenomenon that happened, the

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Speaker 2: US government said, hey, we need a little help you

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Speaker 2: and Rockefellers and the rich people. We need you to

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Speaker 2: buy large quantities of stocks to show that we're okay

627
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Speaker 2: and that the financial market is not going to go under.

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Speaker 2: He bought a ton and lost a ton. No on Tuesday.

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Speaker 2: Although I should have trusted the government, shouldn't have trusted him.

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Speaker 2: By nineteen thirty six, he was bankrupt. By nineteen forty,

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Speaker 2: he had another idea bowling alleys.

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Speaker 3: Oh sweet.

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Speaker 2: He owned one in Flint where he was living still,

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Speaker 2: and he wanted to go nationwide, but that idea didn't

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Speaker 2: work either. At the end of w W two he

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Speaker 2: predicted an economic boom and the possibilities for consumer goods

637
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Speaker 2: were almost limitless. He had an idea hair Tonic, didn't

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Speaker 2: pan out very well either, fell into bad health. He

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Speaker 2: died March nineteen forty seven, at the age of eighty five.

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Speaker 2: At the time of his death, the Durant family was bankrupt,

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Speaker 2: oh No, and had to sell off most of their

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Speaker 2: collections of paintings and other valuable assets to pay for

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Speaker 2: his medical expenses. At the end of his life, he

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Speaker 2: was married twice some stay a third time. Couldn't confirm

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Speaker 2: that had two kids. They both died. He was a

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Speaker 2: visionary founder of GM co founder of Chevrolet. Happy would

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Speaker 2: have been one hundred and sixty fourth to William Durant. Wow,

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Speaker 2: I mean he really got deep into that. Pretty cool, huh.

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Speaker 3: I mean, he's the reason that a lot of that

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Speaker 3: stuff is in the Michigan area.

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Speaker 2: His name's not on it. We don't know the name

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Speaker 2: because you know Buerg but he's the guy who pill

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Speaker 2: the voters.

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Speaker 3: Pontiac, ac Delco, Bowling Alleys, and hair Tonic. Seems like

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Speaker 3: this kind of a sliding scale.

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Speaker 2: He was an idea guy. He was the Matt Smith

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Speaker 2: of the eighteen eighties.

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Speaker 3: It's sure, happy birthday to Andy Pajas Cuman, champion with

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Speaker 3: the Dodgers on your Dodger station. But today we celebrate

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Speaker 3: Sir James Galway, eighty six years old today from Belfast,

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Speaker 3: Northern Ireland. Yes, but you please, to please. His father

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Speaker 3: was a flute player, his mother a pianist. Galway is

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Speaker 3: one of the great flute players on earth, a virtuosto floutist.

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Speaker 2: Is there a large list of don't.

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Speaker 3: Say he plays the skin flute.

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Speaker 2: I wasn't gonna say that. I was gonna say. Is

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Speaker 2: there a large list of greatest flute players of all time?

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Speaker 3: Among the flutists there is.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: His nickname is the man with the Golden flute. Say

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Speaker 3: shut up, Okay, I got it. He learned flute at

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Speaker 3: nine and joined a fife and drum corps, because where

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Speaker 3: else do you go if you're a flute guy. At eleven,

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Speaker 3: he won the Junior and Senior Belfast Flute Championship in

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Speaker 3: one day.

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Speaker 2: That's what you're saying is there was not a lot

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Speaker 2: of older people playing the flute. Dominated both because he

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Speaker 2: was so good. And the flute is a big deal

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Speaker 2: in Ireland by the way, Oh you don't say yeah, especially.

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Speaker 3: Forty years ago, sixty years ago. It's fifty years ago.

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Speaker 3: This guy's old, still alive though. He did school at fourteen,

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Speaker 3: worked in piano repair, studied flute at the Royal College

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Speaker 3: of Music and at the Paris Conservatory and then the

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Speaker 3: Opera in London. Spent fifteen years as an orchestral guy

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Speaker 3: at all the blest places for cast classical music. He

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Speaker 3: was in the Berlin Philharmonic, but he fought with a

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Speaker 3: conductor and then went solo. He is regarded as the

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Speaker 3: world's best flute player.

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Speaker 2: JUSTLICI to him did after it.

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Speaker 3: He's in the Hollywood Bowl Hall of Fame.

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Speaker 2: It's a pretty big deal.

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Speaker 3: He played with Roger Waters from the Pink Floyd's at

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Speaker 3: the Berlin Wall.

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Speaker 2: I've heard of them.

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Speaker 3: In nineteen ninety he played on the Lord of the

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Speaker 3: Ring soundtrack, which won an Oscar. His songs and albums

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Speaker 3: have sold over thirty million copies. Not exactly a lightweight.

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Speaker 2: I didn't know there was a demand for like flute music.

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Speaker 2: Like well, first of all, I got to get this

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Speaker 2: new season it's a big part.

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Speaker 3: Of orchestral music. And if somebody's a virtuo so then

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Speaker 3: it's worth listening to them play their music. As a

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Speaker 3: featured artist, they stand up right usually if you're in

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Speaker 3: the orchestra, like hey, all of a sudden, here comes

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Speaker 3: to you know song, and they bring the guy out,

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Speaker 3: you know, because he's that big of a deal, and

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Speaker 3: the orchestra just supports him. Three marriages now to an

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Speaker 3: American flute player that he tours with. He's a cer

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Speaker 3: now like a knight. Really yeah, that's a big deal,

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Speaker 3: Sir Galway, and that makes her a lady.

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Speaker 2: So now this guy's his sird. Is that actually bringing

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Speaker 2: down what sir means? It's like, okay, it's not really

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Speaker 2: that big of a deal. No, it's a big deal.

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Speaker 3: Flutis is a sir?

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Speaker 2: Well el Elton John's have some respect. Paul McCartney's a sirt.

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Speaker 3: Have some respect for people that have done great things

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Speaker 3: for the British empire.

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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, James Galway.

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Speaker 3: Floutist, Sir, Sir Galway, Sir James Galway. Dodger talk coming

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Speaker 3: up next with another great artist, Brian Cranston, who has

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Speaker 3: thoughts about the hot stove that he wants to share

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Speaker 3: from London.

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Speaker 2: Do you ever watch Breaking Ben? You play your own flute,

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Speaker 2: It's a simple question.

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Speaker 3: I'll touch your own flute, work all the notes. Did

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Speaker 3: you do some finger work?

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Speaker 2: Let's see flat check it out. I bet it is.

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Speaker 2: At your sign you show skim flute? What told me back?

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Speaker 2: Aunts you want