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Speaker 3: We went in very hard and we didn't tell anybody

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Speaker 6: We come to this place for magic to cry to care,

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Speaker 5: Welcome to Freedom Friday.

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Speaker 10: It's Twin Cities News Talk AM eleven thirty and one

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Speaker 5: My name is John Justice. Glad you're with the show

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Speaker 5: this morning.

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Speaker 10: Sam is in to Master Control booth to my right,

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Speaker 10: Good morning, Good morning, John.

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Speaker 11: Wasn't just you by the way I hit the I

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Speaker 10: You know what we need a little palate cleanser.

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Speaker 5: Thanks everybody. You guys are the best on the show today.

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Speaker 5: Max Rymer, your representative, Ak Kamara, your RNC committee man,

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Speaker 10: Travel the globe. Got a lot to talk about on

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Speaker 5: He'll just say these three words, like he says to

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Speaker 9: Good morning and I love your show.

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Speaker 10: Freedom Friday, Twin Cities News Talking I'm eleven thirty and

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Speaker 10: Happy to be here, somebuddy, good to see you. Did

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Speaker 5: And we has nothing to talk about here just a

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Speaker 14: I think that might be the case. I had not

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Speaker 5: That's my point. Neither had Sam. You're not alone, Max, Well,

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Speaker 5: and we're watching the movie for the second time yesterday,

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Speaker 10: The book is is just absolutely fantastic and it's a

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Speaker 5: They are nothing alike at all. Similar She you haven't

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Speaker 10: October was one of the first times that I could go.

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Speaker 5: I was like, Okay, these people have never seen any

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Speaker 10: I don't recommend films very often because people's tastes are different.

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Speaker 14: I remember, like again, I had not heard of this

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Speaker 5: Today, I feel like I saw more ads for.

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Speaker 5: It really is just a triumph of human will. That's

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Speaker 10: Like the Protagon, the protagonist in the film is ions

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Speaker 10: Fill Avatar under the bus, There's there's no there's no enemy,

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Speaker 10: I knew I liked Logan, I would. I will put

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Speaker 5: You could bring a nine year old to it? Okay,

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Speaker 5: no language, You're Ryan Gosling is a school teacher.

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Speaker 14: You would stake your reputation on political agenda things.

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Speaker 10: One hundred percent. One hundred percent. You have sold me,

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Speaker 10: John John Right, Well, good, I've done my park.

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Speaker 5: Can we go home? Now? I just play say less

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Speaker 5: you can play kiss the Chip. For the remainder of

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Speaker 5: the morning.

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Speaker 10: I am staring at the Omicron parody and here because

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Speaker 14: And Ziema Phiz we had we had somebody, we had

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Speaker 14: They must have tuned in. You just tuned in later

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Speaker 14: for some reason. All right, let's go, let's go here.

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Speaker 14: Happy Freedom Friday.

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Speaker 4: John.

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Speaker 8: This is Darryl from you Dinah Daryl doing that thing

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Speaker 8: with my fingers transplant. I too love to name my cars.

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Speaker 5: It's just like you.

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Speaker 8: I was wondering if you could ask your guests today

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Speaker 5: In the past. I remember correctly, you went with Monty.

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Speaker 10: I landed on Monty because I had created an AI,

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Speaker 10: books in the Embark series, uh Luna has a built

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Speaker 10: in AI in her starship.

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Speaker 5: That's named Monty. So that's why I named my car Monty.

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Speaker 10: Now I can pretty much guarantee that Catherine Johnson from

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Speaker 10: the Center of the American Experiment, he'll be joining us

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Speaker 10: at seven. I can probably guarantee she does not name

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Speaker 10: her cars. She does not seem like an individual that

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Speaker 10: I ever named the automnomable.

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Speaker 5: Really that okay, all right, all right, So I think

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Speaker 5: so Grace, I think would name an automobile.

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Speaker 10: I don't see Catherine naming an honorable We'll find out. Akay,

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Speaker 10: I could absolutely see naming it. Okay, do you name cars?

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Speaker 5: So we don't name. We don't have a name for

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Speaker 5: any of our current vehicles.

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Speaker 14: However, in the past, I have named my favorite car Leroy,

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Speaker 14: the Lincoln town Car from nineteen ninety six. Okay, that

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Speaker 14: was my college car. It was when Elsie and I

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Speaker 14: first got married. That was my car, and just the

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Speaker 14: it had the air bake suspension. It was a really

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Speaker 14: smooth ride until it wasn't. The air bake suspension went

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Speaker 14: out and I didn't have the money to replace it.

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Speaker 14: So Leroy was like riding a horse. I was like

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Speaker 14: sitting here bouncing on thirty five driving into work. But

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Speaker 14: Leroy because the suspension went out my senior year of college.

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Speaker 14: It was so low to the ground that I got

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Speaker 14: sideswiped by a semi truck. And Leroy was so low

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Speaker 14: to the ground that it didn't it didn't hardly move.

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Speaker 14: It took the bumper off. It took like a bad

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Speaker 14: bird of it off and I never.

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Speaker 5: Repl the bumper. It just had this rusty bumper in

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Speaker 5: your back.

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Speaker 14: The back third of it was all mangled. I still

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Speaker 14: got to drive it and then collect the insurance check,

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Speaker 14: so I had I had three thousand dollars in my

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Speaker 14: pocket driving around Leroy the Lincoln town Car.

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Speaker 10: Well based off of the talk back if you want

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Speaker 10: to let us know what you name your automobile and

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Speaker 10: the reason why you can leave talkbacks throughout the show

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Speaker 10: this morning. To your point, I always crack up when

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Speaker 10: I watch you know, older television shows, but more specifically movies,

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Speaker 10: and they're driving around those big boats.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, and they have that suspension. You just see them.

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Speaker 5: It's just like it's like they're floating.

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Speaker 10: It's like they're like they're just slowly bouncing up and

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Speaker 10: down as they go down the roadways.

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Speaker 4: There.

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Speaker 14: John, if there was ever a moment where Elsie and

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Speaker 14: I weren't going to make it as a couple. It

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Speaker 14: would be when we would go and get coffee together

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Speaker 14: and I would take Leroy the Lincoln Town Car and

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Speaker 14: for me, I had my equilibrium settled, right.

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Speaker 5: Oh sure, I was like this with my I was

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Speaker 5: like just adjusting base.

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Speaker 14: But if you had a coffee, if you had coffee

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Speaker 14: sitting in that car, that coffee was splashing.

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Speaker 10: Everywhere, You're done. You're toasted, all right? For a Freedom Friday.

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Speaker 10: It's a question that's rolled in for a representative Max

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Speaker 10: Raymer born in john.

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Speaker 7: This is a message for Max, assuming he's showing up

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Speaker 7: on Freedom Friday. He question has the legislature looked at

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Speaker 7: passing a bill to have the head of the various

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Speaker 7: agencies criminally liable if fraud from their department exceeds a

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Speaker 7: certain percent, let's say two percent. Just wondering if there's

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Speaker 7: a way we can try to nip this current issue

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Speaker 7: we have in the butt in the future.

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Speaker 14: You know, I don't think there's been a bill specifically

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Speaker 14: about that. And that's because when you are the head

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Speaker 14: of an agency, right there's obviously nefarious corruption that you

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Speaker 14: can be personally criminally prosecuted for. But you also have

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Speaker 14: protections quite frankly as a public servant if you are

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Speaker 14: a head of an agency, where that's that's where we

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Speaker 14: have to kind of I was one of the original

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Speaker 14: Forest signers on the impeachment papers for Keith Ellison, right,

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Speaker 14: And the reason I felt convicted to do that was

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Speaker 14: because I felt like there were real nefarious actions when

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Speaker 14: he had that quid pro quid pro quo with the fraudsters.

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Speaker 14: I felt like that crossed a line of negligence into

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Speaker 14: actual corruption. I'd i'd be interested in looking into that

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Speaker 14: because I am not aware of any bill that would

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Speaker 14: hold any any the head of the agencies personally responsible

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Speaker 14: for the fraud.

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Speaker 10: And we will be talking about several bills that have

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Speaker 10: been moving through many that have been blocked, including one

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Speaker 10: that you were highlighted in with Alpha News. We talked

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Speaker 10: about it a bit last week, but I want to

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Speaker 10: get to your thoughts on it. The House Democrats that

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Speaker 10: blocking the bill to require reporting illegal aliens arrested for

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Speaker 10: violent crimes to ice and so we'll get into that

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Speaker 10: a little bit later on in the show this morning.

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Speaker 5: I do want to get to your talkback.

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Speaker 10: So from the iHeartRadio app on and off topic comments

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Speaker 10: all morning long from you.

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Speaker 5: Talkbacks are brought to you by Lindall Realty. Yeah, I

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Speaker 5: named my car. It's a Honda CRV. No, I don't count.

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Speaker 5: That's the that's the actual name of the name of

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Speaker 5: the car. Honda, the Honda Motor Corporation names your automobile.

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Speaker 5: When did you name your car? That's what I want.

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Speaker 13: Good morning, John.

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Speaker 5: I missed the name of the movie.

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Speaker 9: That you guys were talking about this morning.

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Speaker 5: Can you say it again?

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Speaker 4: Please?

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Speaker 5: Project Hail Mary. That's the name of that. That was

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Speaker 5: the name of the movie. So there you go.

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Speaker 10: With Ryan Gosling. It's a great reminder that I need

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Speaker 10: to repeat things over and over again. It's the trope

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Speaker 10: in movies where you have to repeat like the main

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Speaker 10: Like there's a main plot point you have to convey,

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Speaker 10: you have to repeat it three times.

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Speaker 5: I think now with the social media generation, you have

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Speaker 5: to do it like ten times. Oh yeah, to keep

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Speaker 5: people up to speed.

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Speaker 8: Let's go here, Hey, John, I got a little bit

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Speaker 8: of advice or maybe an idea for a chapter on

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Speaker 8: you in the part book.

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Speaker 15: Okay, you should talk about the charity and how you're

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Speaker 15: of Tom Emmer and Trump's.

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Speaker 6: Pass and never call them all when they do things wrong.

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Speaker 5: I'd love to hear about that adventure she was trying to.

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Speaker 5: I think, I know that sounds really compelling. Yeah, I

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Speaker 5: would read that.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, I don't think that would make I mean maybe

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Speaker 10: for a chapter. I mean, I could turn them into characters.

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Speaker 5: I guess I don't. It doesn't really fit into my universe.

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Speaker 10: Ran in the year twenty in the in the year

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Speaker 10: twenty one, seventy seventy two. I'm not sure that would

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Speaker 10: I'm not sure that would flow or I mean, I

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Speaker 10: don't know. So it seems like a very bad idea.

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Speaker 10: I just want to say, by the way, for the record,

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Speaker 10: I have ticked off Representative Tom Embers several times on

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Speaker 10: the show, more than more than once, much to the

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Speaker 10: chagrin of a former hosts on the show, May they rest,

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Speaker 10: May they.

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Speaker 5: Rest in peace?

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Speaker 10: Which was obvious, which was a running joke between Drew

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Speaker 10: and I for a long time. The few times that

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Speaker 10: I actually went and ticked off Representative Tom.

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Speaker 5: So, I thank you for the time I've done that.

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Speaker 5: I am appreciate it. All right, let's go here. An

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Speaker 5: FBI agent assigned to then special counselor Robert Mueller's investigation

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Speaker 5: in the Donald Trump's twenty sixteen campaign made bombshell allegations,

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Speaker 5: charging that misconduct, political bias, over zealous thoughts permeated the team.

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Speaker 5: No really, I'm shock to the point of festening the

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Speaker 5: walls of their office with anti Trump cartoons and drinking

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Speaker 5: alcohol while on the job. No way, Jack Smith seemed

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Speaker 5: like a really good guy.

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Speaker 10: The let's get him attitude colored the two year investigation,

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Speaker 10: according to the story from New York Post, into false

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Speaker 10: claims that Trump and his advisors colluded with Russia to

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Speaker 10: win the twenty sixteen presidential election. The unidentified agent said,

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Speaker 10: I go back, I mean back up here. This is

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Speaker 10: suitable for Freedom Friday, especially since Friday and it's cost

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Speaker 10: Co Day. I will never forget that Friday going to Costco.

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Speaker 10: And I think it's when we got there, somebody had

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Speaker 10: texted me and I went online, and that's when the

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Speaker 10: conclusion of the of the Mole report had come out

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Speaker 10: that it basically had exonerated Trump after all that. It's

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Speaker 10: funny in hindsight looking back to just I don't know

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Speaker 10: if naive max is the right word, but when you

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Speaker 10: consider like what's happened now in the opposition to Trump

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Speaker 10: since the Moller investigation, right, I mean, none of this

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Speaker 10: comes as a surprise to anybody. You look back now

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Speaker 10: and you go, of course, their walls of their office

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Speaker 10: had anti Trump cartoons.

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Speaker 5: Of Course they were drinking on the job. Of course

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Speaker 5: they were you know, completely biased in what they were

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Speaker 5: attempting to do. And even with all of that, they

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Speaker 5: still couldn't pin anything on them because the whole thing

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Speaker 5: was made up.

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Speaker 14: I will just say that if you got snookered by

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Speaker 14: the idea that Donald Trump colluded with Russia, if that

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Speaker 14: is still something you believe, just retire. Retire from having

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Speaker 14: political thought, you know, go into knitting, get into get

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Speaker 14: into movie watching, indie films, anything along those lines. Just

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Speaker 14: find something else to occupy your time. Because that was

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Speaker 14: the most obviously fake thing that you could possibly imagine.

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Speaker 14: Then the follow up investigation.

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Speaker 5: Was a joke.

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Speaker 14: We all knew who these people were, We knew who

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Speaker 14: Jack Smith was. You could have I probably could have

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Speaker 14: told you back then that they had anti Trump posters

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Speaker 14: and were drinking our job, because it.

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Speaker 5: Felt that way the whole time.

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Speaker 10: In a Sunday night letter to Pam Bondi and Cash,

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Speaker 10: mattel ag and FBI respectively, and Senate Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley.

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Speaker 10: It detailed the most troubling aspects of the agent's account,

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Speaker 10: saying it confirms the long standing concerns that political bias

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Speaker 10: routed the decision making process with in the Maler team.

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Speaker 5: So here's some of the most damning allegations. Ready, ready,

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Speaker 5: there we go.

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Speaker 10: So there was no authority for the Special Counsel's Office

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Speaker 10: to open a case on Tom Barrick, a billionaire friend

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Speaker 10: of Trump's and chairman of the twenty seventeen inaugural Committee,

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Speaker 10: over false claims that he was an unregistered agent with

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Speaker 10: the United Arab Emirates. The FBI's Washington Field office had

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Speaker 10: already declined to open an investigation into the now seventy

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Speaker 10: eight year old, but the Muller team nevertheless arrested Barrick,

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Speaker 10: held him in jail, and charged him with being an

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Speaker 10: agent of a foreign government. After a lengthy and expensive

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Speaker 10: legal battle, Barrick was acquitted by a jury in twenty

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Speaker 10: twenty two and now serves as US Ambassador to Turkey.

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Speaker 10: There is not enough that you could do to make

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Speaker 10: up for this dude being jailed and charged.

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Speaker 5: Actually the fact that he got acquitted as the motion.

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Speaker 5: It's stunning. It's stunning.

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Speaker 10: The Maller team chronically abused federal surveillance or faisal warrants

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Speaker 10: that governed secret monitoring have suspected foreign agents to target

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Speaker 10: the Trump campaign advisors, even renewing them over the objections

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Speaker 10: of FBI agents.

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Speaker 5: In one case, the agent claimed.

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Speaker 10: The target of the investigation was cooperating with the surveillance warrant,

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Speaker 10: would not give us anything more than there was nothing

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Speaker 10: in the past FEIZA that aided the investigation other than

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Speaker 10: to prove the target was being honest with investigators. There

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Speaker 10: were no cooperating facts that tied the target to certain

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Speaker 10: facts that they thought were originally true. And when investigators

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Speaker 10: decided to apply for a fourth warrant against the aid,

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Speaker 10: the agent pointed out the series of needed corrections. In

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Speaker 10: the response of the proposed revisions, an FBI lawyer told him,

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Speaker 10: we can't send this. The DOJ subsequently decided corrections weren't needed,

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Speaker 10: and that FBI lawyer lated pleaded guilty to doctoring an

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Speaker 10: Trump advisor, Carter page. He was sentenced to twelve months

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Speaker 10: probation and kept his law license after a short suspension.

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Speaker 10: I just listen, the list goes on and on of

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Speaker 10: these allegations. I'll just give you one more. A general

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Speaker 10: young prosecutor, Aaron Zelenski. There were caricatures and cartoons that

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Speaker 10: were anti Trump.

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Speaker 5: Zelensky, who handled.

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Speaker 10: The zealous investigations into Trump advisors Roger Stone, George Papadopoulos,

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Speaker 10: and Michael A. Capudo, resigned the DOJ in twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 10: In May of twenty three, another Special Council, John Durham,

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Speaker 10: released the report describing the Trump Russia probe as doing

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Speaker 10: that thing with my fingers seriously flawed and finding the

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Speaker 10: FBI discounted a willfully ignored material information that did not

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Speaker 10: support the narrative of collusion and the relationship between Trump

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Speaker 10: and Russia. The whole thing underscored how they didn't have

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Speaker 10: anything on him to begin with, that they had to

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Speaker 10: go to these lengths to make up and then go

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Speaker 10: all in on this entire investigation just to try to

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Speaker 14: What was the prosecutor's last name again, which the young prosecutor.

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Speaker 5: Which one carter page. Karen aaron zsk.

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Speaker 14: Here's the deal that the the attorney who kept his

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Speaker 14: law license was only convicted and of sentenced to twelve

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Speaker 14: years of or twelve months of probation. I hate to

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Speaker 14: be the guy that's like rules for thee and not

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Speaker 14: for me, But could you imagine if this was a

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Speaker 14: Republican administry. Of course, if that happens for you're doctoring

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Speaker 14: emails so it can serve your conclusion that you already

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Speaker 14: come to, that person would be publicly executed.

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Speaker 5: Hey, now, something short of that, but certainly would not.

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Speaker 14: Keep their law license and only be sentenced to twelve

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Speaker 14: months probation.

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Speaker 10: No, you're absolutely right. And for those that are broken

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Speaker 10: and brainwashed on the left, it's not enough. And they

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Speaker 10: still believe that it happened. They still don't buy. They

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Speaker 10: still don't buy that it was nothing but a complete

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Speaker 10: and total and total hoax.

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Speaker 5: And that's that's how much they've been duped by.

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Speaker 14: It's like I said before, if you, if you in

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Speaker 14: twenty twenty six still believe that in the twenty sixteen election,

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Speaker 14: the Trump campaign colluded with Russia to rig the election.

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Speaker 5: When the only thing.

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Speaker 14: The only legitimate thing that ever happened was Russia may

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Speaker 14: have run a small set of Facebook ads during the election. Right,

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Speaker 14: it's like you, your brain is broken, seek help, talk

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Speaker 14: to family.

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Speaker 5: It's a freedom Friday. On Twin City's News Talk, we have.

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Speaker 10: Representative Max Rymer and studio Catherine Johnson from American Experiment

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Speaker 10: will be joining us. Coming up soon, we'll talk about

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Speaker 10: a bill proposing to end as Caesar jab As Day.

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Speaker 10: As a matter of fact, we're going to run through

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Speaker 10: several bills making it through the legislature. We'll get the

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Speaker 10: thoughts of Max Rhymer since he is a part of

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Speaker 10: that legislative body, and we'll continue to hear from you

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Speaker 10: your talkbacks from the ihearta radio app. And got to

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Speaker 10: thank a friend of the show for offering up a

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Speaker 10: question of the day, do you name your automobile? We

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Speaker 10: got a lot of responses on the iHeartRadio this morning.

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Speaker 15: So I have a one ton truck that I drive

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Speaker 15: to tow my trailer. It is red and it has

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Speaker 15: silver topper. Because I don't like to have this topper

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Speaker 15: as the same color as my vehicle, Okay, because I

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Speaker 15: don't want my vehicle to look like a suburban right. So,

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Speaker 15: because it's red and it's silver, I call it Buckeye

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Speaker 15: because that's the color of the university that I hate,

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Speaker 15: Ohio State. But it is called Buckeye, and Buckeye is very,

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Speaker 15: very reliable.

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Speaker 10: And that was quite the journey. But I'm I'm glad

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Speaker 10: at that. I'm pleased at the destination we went on.

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Speaker 9: That.

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Speaker 5: That was very nice morning.

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Speaker 12: Everybody el the trucker here from Denver, Colorado.

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Speaker 2: Hey.

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Speaker 12: I was taken in the wayback machine some forty years

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Speaker 12: ago or so long time when I borrowed from a

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Speaker 12: friend of mine for about three months an old Sevil

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Speaker 12: who was in absolutely the worst shape I ever seen

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Speaker 12: a car and still been able to drive it.

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Speaker 5: And it was known as the Battlescard Catallactica