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Speaker 2: We come to this place for magic, to cry, to care,

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Speaker 2: because we need that, all of us, that indescribable feeling

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Speaker 2: we get and we go somewhere we've never been before.

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Speaker 2: Not just entertained, but somehow we born please me together

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Speaker 2: or sound that I can feel, somehow heartbreak feels good

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Speaker 2: in a place like this. Our heroes feel like the

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Speaker 2: best part of us, and stories feel perfect and powerful

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Speaker 3: They are leaes getstuff. What's called a trump strange problem?

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Speaker 3: You heard about that problem? I do take it personally.

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Speaker 3: They knew and they let it happen. Are you kidding?

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Speaker 4: He speaks through static waves, star a voice that thingers

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Speaker 4: when night is gone? Twin Cities, The Stories Fun, John

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Speaker 4: Justice Rides the Rise, Sam.

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Speaker 1: Lasting stop or Strange scheme lifting?

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Speaker 3: What are you doing on CRISI score the same when

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Speaker 3: Shad spin off Rand White Martin Minnesota, Naga Medium. So

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Speaker 3: remember how the Louver got robbed? I forgot about that.

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Speaker 3: Good morning, Sam, Good morning, Yes, I remember? So they

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Speaker 3: caught the perpetrators, yes, which I actually found quite surprising,

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Speaker 3: was very unmovie esque, like that should have drug out longer.

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Speaker 3: screenplay and the Netflix film, which may still happen, detailing

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Speaker 3: this incredibly brazen theft of one of the planet's most

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Speaker 3: famous museums. The Louver director had offered to resign in

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Speaker 3: you know, And those higher up in charge of the

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Speaker 3: Loover we're like, no, no, no, you know you need

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Speaker 3: so sure that they shouldn't resign Based off of this

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Speaker 3: update from Newsmax, Okay, the password for the Louver Museum's

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Speaker 3: surveillance system was simply Louver. Come on l o U

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Speaker 3: v r E. It was just the name of the

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Speaker 3: course it was right. I mean, I guess maybe you think,

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Speaker 3: right to make a complicated password.

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Speaker 5: I wonder if the IT person was just like, well,

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Speaker 5: our Wi Fi password is louve. It's easy to remember.

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Speaker 5: Let's just set everything else.

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Speaker 3: We'll make it consistent across the board. It is. My

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Speaker 3: of our of our passwords. As a matter of fact,

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Speaker 3: if you're not online on x right now, you are

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Speaker 3: missing out with the Sydney Sweeney memes. Right now, we're

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Speaker 3: in studio right around seven o'clock this morning from Center

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Speaker 3: this morning. Incredibly honored to be talking with a gold

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Speaker 6: Good morning, and I love your show.

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Speaker 7: Thanks Trump, Good Friday, John and everybody else have to

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Speaker 7: Freedom Friday. John, Please beat yourself with a hot dog

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Speaker 7: for the excessive bog.

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Speaker 3: Get Troy to today's show.

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Speaker 7: Get while you're at it, half some sum of fizz

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Speaker 7: at an excellent week.

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Speaker 6: Let's go keepball.

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Speaker 3: Why am I getting beat with the hot dog? Happy

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Speaker 3: Freedom Friday, John?

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Speaker 8: Not Jazima.

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Speaker 3: Song is a banger. I want the whole thing?

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Speaker 9: How do I get it?

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Speaker 4: And look on Journeys and the Stars see copen scars

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Speaker 4: with every wood world say night, Justice rights, Causmi, same

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Speaker 4: goods through noise, Big Nights, the fuss.

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Speaker 3: Stream star streams. Any opportunity I can take to play

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Speaker 10: Hey, John Brandon, Cottage Girl, Happy Freedom Friday. Just wanted

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Speaker 10: to remind everyone be safe this weekend during the deer

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Speaker 11: Have a wonderful weekend everyone.

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Speaker 3: Thank you Brandon, appreciate the talk back. Let's go here

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Speaker 12: I got a question for you, John Justice. Ye put

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Speaker 3: I don't think. I don't think that. It's not that feeling, didn't.

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Speaker 11: You've made a really good case for keeping your thoughts

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Speaker 11: The criticism of the content, which was basically that maybe

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Speaker 14: Speaking of Sidney Sweeney. About two weeks ago, I went

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Speaker 9: You, John.

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Speaker 3: Stop giving that demon bizzong away for free.

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Speaker 7: Make everybody get their tape recorder out and record it

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Speaker 5: But the station I've worked for before I came here, John,

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Speaker 13: Literally m jeans and a T shirt like every day

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Speaker 11: Jeans are uncontroversial, gems are awesome, you look great in

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Speaker 3: I mean, the president on.

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Speaker 2: Good morning on Happy Friday to you and all the team.

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Speaker 10: Why do all those reporters like to talk.

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Speaker 1: Like this and that way they do that at the

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Speaker 3: Have a great weekend, Have a great weekend.

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Speaker 3: You're welcome, Scott.

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Speaker 6: At first, I had to do a double take because

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Speaker 3: Fantastic film.

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Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, gag me with the spoon. My priorities

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Speaker 6: are kickball, golly golly like like here, the government's shutdown.

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Speaker 6: We're thirty eight trillion dollars in debt, and this is

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Speaker 12: No it is.

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Speaker 3: It is Freedom Friday. You know, we're lightening things up.

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Speaker 9: Sometimes you won't know when you're talking to a deranged liberal,

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Speaker 3: The Supreme Court yesterday allowed the Trump administration to enforce

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Speaker 3: a Monday Show. All Right. From Newsmax, the Department of

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Speaker 3: Agricultures said that the beneficiaries of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance

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Speaker 3: judge that it would tap into more than four billion

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Speaker 3: in contingency funds to distribute half of November's benefits during

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Speaker 3: the ongoing government shutdown. Under the revised figures, a family

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Speaker 3: six hundred and forty six dollars in SNAP benefits or

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Speaker 3: food stands for the month. A federal judge, also in

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Speaker 3: Rhode Island overnight has essentially ordered a Trump to act

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Speaker 3: like a king and find money to fully SNAP fund,

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Speaker 3: beyond what the Trump administration said they were already going

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Speaker 3: to do. And listen, these are activist judges that are

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Speaker 3: perpetuating the leftist narrative that this is all Trump's fault.

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Speaker 3: This is why these judges are doing this. They don't

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Speaker 3: even know themselves how Trump is supposed to go and

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Speaker 3: find this money and legally go in fund SNAP without

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Speaker 3: Congress getting involved. But they simply do not care. They

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Speaker 3: want to be able to aid the Democrats in perpetuating

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Speaker 3: this ridiculous nonsense that it's Trump's fault that people aren't

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Speaker 3: receiving their SNAP benefits, including Governor Tim Wallas, who held

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Speaker 3: the press conference yesterday and spouted the lie and then

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Speaker 3: went back to a controversy that actually ended like three

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Speaker 3: days ago. We'll get to this in just a moment.

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Speaker 3: Let me share this with you though, as I take

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Speaker 3: a look at the talkbacks rolling in from the iHeartRadio

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Speaker 3: app brought to you by Lindahl Realty Kaylee mcanaey on

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Speaker 3: Fox News talking about the filibuster and who is actually

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Speaker 3: hurting that's not being talked about as much in this

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Speaker 3: whole debate.

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Speaker 15: Let me make this really simple. No one's winning, not Republicans,

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Speaker 15: not Democrats. When military members cannot pay their bills, when

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Speaker 15: air traffic controllers are calling out because they get zeros

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Speaker 15: on their paycheck, when our safety is at issue in

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Speaker 15: the side, no one is winning.

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Speaker 3: We are all losing.

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Speaker 15: And why because Democrats they got a chance to vote

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Speaker 15: to pay the military. Fine, you don't want to open

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Speaker 15: up the government, how about pay the military es central workers.

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Speaker 15: Guess how many Democrats voted to do that? Three John Fetterman,

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Speaker 15: Rafael Warnack, and John Assoft. Three Democrats voted to pay

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Speaker 15: the military. Now, John Kennedy says, let's vote to remove

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Speaker 15: our pay until military members get paid. Can't wait to

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Speaker 15: see how many Democrats vote on that.

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Speaker 3: Let me propose a.

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Speaker 15: Very simple solution here. Pilibuster not in the constitution, Filibuster

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Speaker 15: not pass legislatively. Filibuster can be removed for the sole

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Speaker 15: purpose of spending bills. You can just remove the filibuster

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Speaker 15: to open the government when military members are hurting, when

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Speaker 15: we are not safe in the skies, it is time

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Speaker 15: to nuke the filibuster for spending bills because Democrats are

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Speaker 3: Now, as I mentioned, Governor Tim Walls held the press

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Speaker 3: conference and talking about these issues. Also, he spent the

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Speaker 3: He spends the first part of this thirty second clip.

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Speaker 3: I'm talking about Minnesota being a great place to live,

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Speaker 3: and it is. I'm not saying that, however, the metrics

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Speaker 3: by which Walls goes and points to these lists that

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Speaker 3: Minnesota lands on about being the best place to live

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Speaker 3: for a bunch of various reasons. Basically, these are all

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Speaker 3: outlets that are that are you know, check marking boxes

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Speaker 3: relating to progressive policies that have been adopted here by

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Speaker 3: Democrats that lend themselves to the various cia that they

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Speaker 3: put forward for us to land on this list. Yeah,

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Speaker 3: even in these lists that taut different states and which

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Speaker 3: places are better for the economy and children. Yeah, they're

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Speaker 3: also biased, just like the legacy media. And then towards

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Speaker 3: the end, it's really interesting because Walls does his tell

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Speaker 3: where he pauses for a moment because he knows he's

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Speaker 3: about to lie, and then he moves forward with a

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Speaker 3: lie in an argument that was from like three or

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Speaker 3: four days ago that never gained any traction, but Walls

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Speaker 16: I think we have shown that in many categories we

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Speaker 16: rank at or near the very top in quality of life.

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Speaker 16: But I think the focus in all of those races

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Speaker 16: is is that we have to bring down the cost

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Speaker 16: of life for many people. And that means things like childcare,

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Speaker 16: it means things like housing, and it certainly means things

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Speaker 16: like food and the food insecurity issue that we saw.

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Speaker 16: And again, I I don't know for what it's worth.

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Speaker 16: My pro tip to the president of view is don't

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Speaker 16: hold Great Gatsby parties on the night before. You're going

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Speaker 16: to punish people for being hungry.

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Speaker 3: It is not a sin to be poor. God, he's

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Speaker 3: such a loser perpetuating the lie that Trump is somehow

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Speaker 3: responsible for the Snap benefits when it just is a

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Speaker 3: byproduct of the Democrats keeping the government shut down. Everybody

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Speaker 3: knows that, and yet he continues to spout this lie

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Speaker 3: and then attempts to use what several people did in

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Speaker 3: the wake of this Halloween party that was pre planned

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Speaker 3: at the White House, including this editorial that I want

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Speaker 3: to share with you some details from in the Star

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Speaker 3: Tribune written by co Vang Trump's great gaspee moment, partying

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Speaker 3: it up while Americans go hungry. I'll share with you

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Speaker 3: a few points from this, and yes, we are going

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Speaker 3: to go ahead and put it on our never ending

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Speaker 3: parade of stupid this morning, President Donald Trump writes Kavang

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Speaker 3: through a great Gatsby party this past weekend in mar

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Speaker 3: A Lago, while millions of Americans lost their Snap benefits.

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Speaker 3: It's one thing to eat cake and drink champagne while

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Speaker 3: others starve. It's another to rent a jazz band, pour

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Speaker 3: champagne into a tower, and rub it in our faces

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Speaker 3: while calling its presidential leadership. You know, and once again,

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Speaker 3: you had all these Democrats that were reposting videos and

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Speaker 3: snapshots from this party. If they were really concerned about

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Speaker 3: this being offensive to individuals who are on snap, then

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Speaker 3: why did you go and continue to spread it around

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Speaker 3: for those individuals to see just out of curiosity? And

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Speaker 3: of course there's no discussion or mention at all of

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Speaker 3: the essentially a weekend wine tasting party that a bunch

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Speaker 3: of Democrats went on in Napa, California in the wake

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Speaker 3: of the shutdown beginning. No, of course not. kV An

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Speaker 3: goes on to say, we all read The Great Gatsby

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Speaker 3: in high school, or at least pretended to some of

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Speaker 3: us just to watch the Leonardo DiCaprio movie and decided

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Speaker 3: that was good enough. But even those who never got

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Speaker 3: past the spark Notes version remember how it ends. Jay Gatsby,

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Speaker 3: a man obsessed with wealth and illusion, ends up floating

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Speaker 3: dead in his pool. I don't know if Trump read

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Speaker 3: f Scott Fitzgerald or reads it all, but he's clearly

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Speaker 3: mastered one of Gatsby's tragic flaws. Pretending glitter is gold.

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Speaker 3: This could have been a Scooby Doo themed party, and

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Speaker 3: this hack would have written an editorial slamming it. And

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Speaker 3: which way is it? Because Kavang in this piece she

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Speaker 3: does this a few times, like is he illiterate or

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Speaker 3: is he the evil villain that held this party to

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Speaker 3: throw it in the faces of poor people, Because she

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Speaker 3: makes several comments in here is I don't know if

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Speaker 3: he knows how to read or if he even read it.

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Speaker 3: So again, which one is it? Trump's sore was his

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Speaker 3: Marie Antoinette let them eat cake moment, except the cake

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Speaker 3: was gold leafed, the caviar imported, and the guests list

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Speaker 3: limited to people who don't know the price of a

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Speaker 3: gallon of milk. Meanwhile, the SNAP program is being gutted. No,

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Speaker 3: it's just been suspended, and it's probably the people that

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Speaker 3: Kabank supports that suspended it. I just there's no nothing

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Speaker 3: being okay anyway. She goes on to right, well, okay.

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Speaker 3: She spends two paragraphs then laying out why SNAP is

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Speaker 3: important as which you know, as if nobody knew talking

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Speaker 3: about children and you know, service workers and the like.

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Speaker 3: She goes on to say, I read The Great Gatsby

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Speaker 3: as a student in Saint Agnes High School in Saint Paul,

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Speaker 3: learning that Fitzgerald himself was born and raised in the

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Speaker 3: same city. I keep picturing Trump dancing with Milania and

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Speaker 3: his designer sequined gown pretending to be Gatsby and Daisy,

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Speaker 3: when really they're more like Edgar Allen Poe's Prince Prospero

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Speaker 3: and his courtiers in Mask of the Red Death. Listen,

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Speaker 3: you know the argument is flimsy when she needs to

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Speaker 3: go and spend this much time one explaining why it's

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Speaker 3: super offensive and then two trying to find other examples

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Speaker 3: of why this is all super offensive. On Monday, Trump's

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Speaker 3: administration said it would partially fund SNAP for November, but

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Speaker 3: only after two judges issued rulings requiring the government to

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Speaker 3: keep the nation's largest food aid program running. That's actually

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Speaker 3: not true. The Trump administration was looking for ways to

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Speaker 3: go and fund it anyhow, and did so even without

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Speaker 3: the judge ruling. But be that as it may, I

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Speaker 3: don't expect this individual to actually go and seek the

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Speaker 3: proper context and truth. And again she wraps her piece

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Speaker 3: up with Trump may have never read The Great Gatsby. Okay.

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Speaker 3: If that's the case, then he's completely unaware about how

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Speaker 3: this could be viewed as inappropriate or Mask of the

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Speaker 3: Red Death. But the moral is waiting for him at

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Speaker 3: the end of his own party. You can build walls, well,

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Speaker 3: the doors and pour all the champagne you want, but

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Speaker 3: hunger seeps through everything. And in real life and in books,

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Speaker 3: the party always ends when the people outside get tired

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Speaker 3: of starving. Just ask Marie Antoinette and Jay Gatsby how

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Speaker 3: their parties ended. I said it before, I'll say it again.

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Speaker 3: If Trump was really really all that evil, wouldn't you

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Speaker 3: have a host of other things to point to rather

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Speaker 3: than spinning out of control over a pre planned Halloween

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Speaker 3: party that every single administration does every year. Completely Separate

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Speaker 3: from the ongoing shutdown and the snap benefits, we'll get

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Speaker 3: some more of your comments coming up here on Twin

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Speaker 3: Cities News Talk. We'll dive further into the filibuster talk

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Speaker 3: and the shutdown. Got a lot more audio to play

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Speaker 3: from Trump and a couple of clips that may have

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Speaker 3: you change my tune on the filibuster. And we've got

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Speaker 3: a lot of your talkbacks already that have rolled in.

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Speaker 3: We'll get to those next here on a Freedom Friday,

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Speaker 3: as Catherine Johnson and Grace Keating for an American Experiment

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Speaker 3: to join us in the studio here on Twin Cities

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Speaker 3: News Talk. They have what's called a Trump derangement problem.

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Speaker 3: Have you heard about that problem,