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Speaker 1: Good morning from South Dakota. If I've learned one thing

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Speaker 1: this week, it's keep your ring subscription up to date. Everyone,

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Speaker 1: have a great day.

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Speaker 2: Do you get that? Dragon?

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Speaker 3: Sure do?

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Speaker 4: Okay, if anybody who's turned on a TV in the

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Speaker 4: past week, I'm sure they understand as well.

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Speaker 2: Should we talk about that for a second.

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Speaker 3: This is how evil? You and I are, well how evil.

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Speaker 2: But you're the one that started.

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Speaker 3: I did start it.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, you started it right, But I did talk about

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Speaker 5: the coverage and how it was over the top, and

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Speaker 5: I've posted about it on X Also yesterday, there are

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Speaker 5: ninety six thousand people in this country that are missing,

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Speaker 5: not necessarily kidnapped, but missing. Our kidnap ninety six thousand people.

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Speaker 5: And we went through some of the numbers of the

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Speaker 5: high profile case.

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Speaker 2: Yesterday.

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Speaker 5: Tamer's out of town, so you know, I'm I'm being obviously,

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Speaker 5: you know, one of the wild and crazy guys. So

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Speaker 5: rather than go to my office to work yesterday afternoon,

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Speaker 5: I stayed upstairs.

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Speaker 3: Hey did he have put pants on?

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Speaker 2: Didn't?

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Speaker 5: He had to put pants on? It was wonderful. The

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Speaker 5: dogs were like, oh Dad, please put some pants on,

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Speaker 5: you know, Oh really? And so I sat in my

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Speaker 5: lard ass chair, and I muted the television because I

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Speaker 5: was going to read and watch a movie and just

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Speaker 5: would glance up and I had it on Fox News.

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Speaker 5: So I went through several of the afternoon programs as

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Speaker 5: I was, you know, simultaneously reading and something, you know,

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Speaker 5: going over to YouTube and you know, putson around incessant

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Speaker 5: constant coverage about this alleged kidnapping him Tucson, so much

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Speaker 5: so that every I started counting, it was like every

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Speaker 5: the five. So if the five, which starts at three

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Speaker 5: o'clock Mountain time, I check up when it comes on

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Speaker 5: and their top of the hour story is in the

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Speaker 5: A block, is that kidnapping? And then so then I

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Speaker 5: go back to the computer, and then I look up later, Okay,

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Speaker 5: now we're in the B block and it's kidnapping. We

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Speaker 5: get to Brett Beer and I think he starts with

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Speaker 5: something else, but nonetheless it's still in the A block,

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Speaker 5: the kidnapping, and I'm really it's one of those things

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Speaker 5: where if you ever needed evidence of the cabal being

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Speaker 5: this amorphous kind of substance that is kind of held

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Speaker 5: together by their own self interest. This case is a

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Speaker 5: great example of that. I'm beginning to wonder the longer

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Speaker 5: it goes on, if Wow, is it a family member,

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Speaker 5: is it somebody known to the family? Bitcoin you asked

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Speaker 5: for bitcoin? Have you watched the price of bitcoin over

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Speaker 5: the past week? At least as of yesterday, it blows

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Speaker 5: seventy thousand dollars per coin. I don't know what it

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Speaker 5: is today. I haven't looked.

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Speaker 3: Didn't it used to be above one hundred.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it slightly.

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Speaker 5: It topped one hundred for a while, It hovered around

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Speaker 5: dropped back down. Let's just I'm just curious. Let's see

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Speaker 5: what it is today. As of right now, it is

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Speaker 5: at it's under seventy's it sixty nine thousand, seven hundred

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Speaker 2: Dollars a coin.

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Speaker 4: I just still understand the in depth, for lack of

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Speaker 4: a better word, coverage that they are putting into this,

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Speaker 4: where they've actually sent camera crews following a road that

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Speaker 4: the kidnappers that day have taken, and there are five

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Speaker 4: stoplights with cameras that they could have stop it.

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Speaker 5: I also heard the four and a half minutes to

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Speaker 5: go or it's four and a half miles? Is the

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Speaker 5: four and a half minutes for and a half miles

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Speaker 5: from the daughter's house to the mother's house?

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Speaker 2: Okay, thank you.

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Speaker 4: I hope she just randomly is like, I'm gonna go

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Speaker 4: on a cruise and it's on a cruise ship right now,

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Speaker 4: living it up. And you know, she didn't buy the

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Speaker 4: you know, one hundred thousand dollars internet package that cruise

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Speaker 4: ships have, and she's just having a blast right now.

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Speaker 2: She goes out to disconnect from the world, right yeah.

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Speaker 4: And then comes back and well, what's all the kerfuffle about?

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Speaker 2: Now?

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Speaker 4: Everybody just points and laughs at the media, going, hey, look,

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Speaker 4: you guys spent how much time covering this and she's

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Speaker 4: perfectly fine living it up on.

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Speaker 3: Carnival cruise right now.

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Speaker 2: Could be, could be, But.

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Speaker 5: If nothing else, it should remind you of just how

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Speaker 5: bad things are in River City. But it's that's all

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Speaker 5: they can cover. I posted on x and I just

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Speaker 5: I did not to take it down. Many people complain,

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Speaker 5: particularly people the haters, that there is and I agree

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Speaker 5: there is no evidence. The Supreme Court Justice Kintanji Brown,

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Speaker 5: Jackson or as I like to call her, Jackson Brown,

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Speaker 5: actually stood for the standing ovation when either Billie Eilish

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Speaker 5: said you know, you can't be illegal and stolen land,

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Speaker 5: or when any of the ice protests occurred. However, I

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Speaker 5: do know what she did do, because I've seen the

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Speaker 5: video she gleefully participated in those Grammys. Now, in my opinion,

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Speaker 5: with all due respect to the Supreme Court, and even

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Speaker 5: with respect to her cohorts on what's called the liberal side,

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Speaker 5: Justice Kagan, and so to my ore, I actually respect

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Speaker 5: them because they are.

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Speaker 2: True lawyers in the sense that while.

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Speaker 5: I disagree with many of their opinions, and I disagree

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Speaker 5: with a lot of their reasoning, they do at least

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Speaker 5: make some semblance of an attempt to tie their decisions

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Speaker 5: to the Constitution or the statute or the issue at hand,

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Speaker 5: and not go off on some social justice issue, which

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Speaker 5: is all that Jackson Brown seems to be able to do.

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Speaker 5: She is a left wing hack, and I think she

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Speaker 5: views her job as one of a Marxist subversive excuse me,

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Speaker 5: that was placed on the Court to.

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Speaker 2: Undermine the Court.

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Speaker 5: She's not very bright, at least based on her interactions

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Speaker 5: with attorneys who are making, you know, engage in oral

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Speaker 5: They are legendary for their descent into this mindless rumination

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Speaker 5: about things that are that want It's incoherent and who

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Speaker 5: has nothing to do with the issue at hand.

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Speaker 2: Even in dessense, She's.

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Speaker 5: Laying the groundwork for every Marxist idea there's increasingly prevalent

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Speaker 5: on the left of the political spectrum. But that's not

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Speaker 5: why I think her presence of the Grammys was controversial.

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Speaker 5: She went to the Grammy Sunday night for the entirely

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Speaker 5: legitimate reason she had a nomination for Best Audio Book

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Speaker 5: because she narrated her memoir Lovely One. I didn't know

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Speaker 5: you could get a Grammy for simply reading a book.

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Speaker 5: So I'm thinking, you know what, Dragon may I got to,

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Speaker 5: you know, get a little ketamine in me, or some

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Speaker 5: you know, some math, or get get a little high

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Speaker 5: or something and read my book. See if I can't

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Speaker 5: get nominated for a Grammy, you have a book, Yes,

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Speaker 5: Deadly Indifference, available wherever books are sold.

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Speaker 2: Thank you.

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Speaker 5: Given that the ceremony predictably devolved into this vulgar left

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Speaker 5: wing protest to Trump's immigration policies, and in particular Ice.

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Speaker 5: She's now under fire for participating and even applauding, though

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Speaker 5: it's not clear she ever clapped specifically for any Ice

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Speaker 5: anti Ice rant. She also didn't say f Ice. She

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Speaker 5: didn't wear an Ice out lapel pen. She wasn't the

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Speaker 5: rube that Billie Eilish that said no one who's a

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Speaker 5: legal and stolen land. Still, I want you to think

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Speaker 5: about it from this perspective. Justices do give speeches, and

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Speaker 5: they will give speeches like you know, I can see

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Speaker 5: in fact, I know Clarence Thomas has. Justice Alito probably has.

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Speaker 5: I don't know whether Justice Robert has or not. I'm

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Speaker 5: sure he's been invited. But they will go speak to

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Speaker 5: the Federalist Society. The Federalist Society is a conservative organization

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Speaker 5: they'll go give speeches in feder those groups. So they'll

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Speaker 5: they'll go speak to the you know, the American Bar

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Speaker 5: couple of days ago said, well, what about you know,

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Speaker 5: Justice Schooleia going hunting, you know, with Dick Cheney or whatever.

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Speaker 2: Okay, what so? What so what?

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Speaker 5: When justices attend the State of the Union, you know this,

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Speaker 5: You've seen it. They sit on their hands because they

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Speaker 5: not applauding any thinking about the president's agenda. Contrasts that

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Speaker 5: with KBJ, who seems to thoroughly enjoy herself with the

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Speaker 5: left wing protesters that were filling the Grammys. Marsha Blackburn,

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Speaker 5: the senator from Tennessee.

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Speaker 2: She's fine.

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Speaker 5: I'm not a big fan of her, but nonetheless, she's

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Speaker 5: of the time. So fine, But she would have led

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Speaker 5: her to the Chief Justice quote. While it is by

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Speaker 5: no means unheard of or unusual for Supreme Court justice

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Speaker 5: That's true now she sits on the Senate Judiciary Committee

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Speaker 5: and asks, she's the one that asks Jackson the famous

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Speaker 5: definition for the word woman, to which the reply was,

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Speaker 5: I seriously doubt no. Let me rephrase that the Court

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Speaker 2: Also, Melissa isn't going anywhere.

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Speaker 5: But what she's doing is she's finally giving the Democrats

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Speaker 5: to tation of their own medicine. Now, the Supreme Court

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Speaker 5: three in response to Democrats grandstanding about ethics. They were

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Speaker 5: attacking Justice Thomas.

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Speaker 2: What else is doing.

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Speaker 5: They've just to Thomas since that high tech lynching took place,

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Speaker 5: you know, decades ago. They attacked Thomas because his wife, Jenny,

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Speaker 5: whom I know personally expressed concerns about the twenty twenty election,

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Speaker 5: wife flew a Revolutionary War era appeal to heaven flag

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Speaker 5: at their beach house. Oh my gosh. If justices must

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Speaker 5: then I think Senator Blackburn reasons, surely Jackson must recuse

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Speaker 5: herself from.

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Speaker 2: Any case involving immigration.

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Speaker 5: Because she effectively participated in what is when you look

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Speaker 5: at the entire Grammy episode was an anti ice protest,

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Speaker 5: Cinder Blackburn wrote, Congressional Democrats and the legacy media have

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Speaker 5: spent years smearing Republican appointed Supreme Court justices as corrupt,

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Speaker 5: go to conduct. These public super campaigns, orchestrated by Congressional

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Speaker 2: Yes, uh, this is what would have happened.

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Speaker 6: I would tell them, if you value your life, you

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Speaker 2: They have guns.

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Speaker 6: I encourage them to own guns, and they're going to

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Speaker 2: So leave the community alone. They're not going to do that.

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Speaker 7: Hey, Michael, do you call Katanji Brown Jackson Jackson Brown

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Speaker 2: Now?

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Speaker 5: You just did running on Empty? Now, now I understand

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Speaker 3: Sometimes I'm clever, Yeah, not.

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Speaker 5: Often, but but when you are, you do a pretty

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Speaker 2: So just keep working at it.

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Speaker 5: Let's talk about him in SSE a National Special Security

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Speaker 2: To a rod who's in Santa Clara. Is that what

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Speaker 4: Because it's at San Francisco, but it's at Santa Clara,

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Speaker 3: It's it's weird. It's it's weird.

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Speaker 5: in conjunction with whoever the ownership is of this.

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Speaker 2: What Levi Stadium is that what it is with the

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Speaker 2: Levi Stadium in.

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Speaker 5: Santa Clara, it has to be done with the city

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Speaker 5: and you know, City of Santa Clara, whatever county that's

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Speaker 5: in it, all has to be done in coordination with

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Speaker 5: all of that. So you have visible security elements. We're

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Speaker 5: going to ask a Rod about some of these things.

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Speaker 5: You'll obviously have to have a perimeter security architecture. You

447
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Speaker 5: designate a hard perimeter. In this case, it's going to

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Speaker 5: be the stadium exterior, but it goes beyond that. You'll

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Speaker 5: have vehicle barriers concrete. You know, you have the Jersey barriers,

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Speaker 5: you have the ballards. You'll have specialized vehicle arresting systems

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Speaker 5: that create concentric rings that would prevent any sort of

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Speaker 5: vehicle born attack. And those are set way outside the

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Speaker 5: perimeter of what you would normally consider it. Well, you

454
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Speaker 5: think about mile high, and you think about I twenty five,

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Speaker 5: I twenty five. Oh, that's a great place for someone

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Speaker 5: to stop and just launch you know, a ied surface

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Speaker 5: to air missile outside, you know the backside of a

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Speaker 5: box truck or an eighteen wheeler. So you got to

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Speaker 5: account for those kinds of things going on. And then

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Speaker 5: of course that will be all the magnetomozers, the screen checkpoints,

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Speaker 5: you'll have visible law enforcement, the k nines, mobile comband posts,

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Speaker 5: all of that. Those are all considered the hard perimeters.

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Speaker 5: But then there's also the soft perimeter.

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Speaker 8: All right, Dragon, So going outside and hiking around in

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Speaker 8: the Alaska wilderness for the last four hours, I have

466
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Speaker 8: not heard anything that Michael has said, And right now

467
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Speaker 8: he's talking about stuff.

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Speaker 3: I don't know what he's talking about.

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Speaker 8: You probably don't know either, Sorry if you've already been

470
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Speaker 8: over this, But I have to know the most important thing,

471
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Speaker 8: now that it's been a few days, now that the

472
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Speaker 8: style is caught on, does or does not Michael have

473
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Speaker 8: a tampon coming out of his nose?

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Speaker 4: Turns out I might not be the trend center that

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Speaker 4: I thought I was not yet, but I'm still holding

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Speaker 4: that hope.

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Speaker 5: I'm considering real quickly before you bring a ROD in,

478
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Speaker 5: because nothing must listen to a ROD, but you know,

479
00:29:17,080 --> 00:29:17,719
Speaker 5: real quickly.

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Speaker 2: So I talked about the hard perimeter.

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Speaker 5: There's also a soft perimeter, but there's also air airspace security.

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Speaker 5: There's credentially and access control. And then in this is

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Speaker 5: where we're really going to test a ROD, there are

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Speaker 5: a bunch of hidden security elements. There's obviously pre event

485
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Speaker 5: intelligence fusion. There is a joint operation center that's established

486
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Speaker 5: weeks before this staff twenty four to seven. You have

487
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Speaker 5: the Secret Service, the FBI, DHS, local law enforcement, the

488
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Speaker 5: intel community. They're all operating out of a joint operation

489
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Speaker 5: center somewhere, and in that operation center, they're doing a

490
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Speaker 5: threat stream analysis. They're doing background investigations. They're doing among

491
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Speaker 5: all the vendors, the contractors, the employees, the media personnel.

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Speaker 5: Like a ROD, which fascinates me that even got in.

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Speaker 5: They're doing all these background checks and they're watching, they're

494
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Speaker 5: doing all sorts of pattern analysis. And of course you've

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Speaker 5: got all the assets on the ground too. You got

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Speaker 5: undercover personnel, you've got sniper counter sniper teams, You've got

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Speaker 5: military assets. We did all of that post nine to eleven.

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Speaker 5: And then you've got are you ready, electronic surveillance, CCTV

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Speaker 5: license plate readers, facial recognitions, cell site simulators, You've got cows,

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Speaker 5: cellar on wheels ready to be dispersed in case there

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Speaker 5: is some sort of you know, cyber attack or something.

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Speaker 5: And speaking of cyber attacks, there's all sorts of we

503
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Speaker 5: call them seaburn chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear detection devices.

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Speaker 5: Those are all around doing air samples. Counter drone systems

505
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Speaker 5: are put in place, all the cybersecurity stuff, and then

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00:31:01,480 --> 00:31:05,720
Speaker 5: of course all the medical assets. All of that the

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Speaker 5: public will see some of it, a lot of it

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Speaker 5: you won't see. But fuck to a rod. Let's see

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Speaker 5: if he even knows where he's at.

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Speaker 9: Hello, Michael, Well, once I told him I was associated

511
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Speaker 9: with you, I've been getting eyeballs from every authoritative figure here.

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Speaker 9: So I don't think that was the brightest idea of me.

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Speaker 2: But they didn't come over and just rip your planiard off, though,

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Speaker 2: did they No.

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Speaker 9: But they asked me many more questions, and they told

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Speaker 9: me to disclose everything about my trip, everything at all.

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Speaker 3: So thanks for that.

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Speaker 2: Okay, Well, because I called them and told him you

519
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Speaker 2: were going to be there.

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Speaker 3: But that's what did it. That makes a lot of sense.

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Speaker 5: Now, yeah, So have you seen any of these things

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Speaker 5: I was talking about since you were You know, he'ves

523
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Speaker 5: dropping on the conversation.

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Speaker 9: He's dropping on the conversation and listening to the brilliance

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00:31:54,360 --> 00:31:57,920
Speaker 9: of Michael Brown are two totally different things I haven't seen.

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Speaker 9: So you kind of talked to a kind of like

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Speaker 9: a home base. I gotta tell you, wherever that is

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Speaker 9: the kind of the joint center, you will.

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Speaker 2: Not see that.

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Speaker 9: No, no, But I gotta say, based on how many

531
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Speaker 9: police officers canine units, all the different folks that are

532
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Speaker 9: clearly clearly authority of some kind gotta be somewhere near

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Speaker 9: this downtown Moscone Center, the west part where Radio Row is.

534
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Speaker 9: Because it's been so odd. I have seen multiple times

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Speaker 9: lump sums of like giant groups of police officers that

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Speaker 9: come by that walk through Radio Row or walk on

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Speaker 9: the outskirts, like ten at a time. Ten police officers

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Speaker 9: can one units on the side. It's it's been quite

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Speaker 9: interesting to see them kind of lumble around and and

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Speaker 9: go from place to place year by the center.

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Speaker 2: How far from the stadium is Radio Row.

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Speaker 9: Oh my goodness, Well, Michael, San Francisco is, let's just say,

543
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Speaker 9: not the best place to host a Super Bowl. So

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Speaker 9: San Francisco obviously.

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Speaker 3: Is where Radio Row is.

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Speaker 9: The stadium is down in in Santa Clara Levi's Clara.

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Speaker 9: Then well, and then they had opening night on Monday

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Speaker 9: in San Jose, which is as an hour outside of

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Speaker 9: San Francisco. So everything has been spread out to make

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Speaker 9: a to make all the different cities happy in the

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Speaker 9: Bay Area. So it's a game of politics, and unfortunately

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Speaker 9: media members are suffering because of it.

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Speaker 5: So you've not actually been to the stadium there, because

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Speaker 5: I wanted to ask you how far out the hardened

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Speaker 5: perimeter was, like how how how close can you get

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Speaker 5: to the stadium before you have to get out of

557
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Speaker 5: a car and start walking?

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Speaker 2: But you haven't been an yet.

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Speaker 9: No, I have not been to the stadium. Unfortunately, if

560
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Speaker 9: you're not going to the game, or if you didn't

561
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Speaker 9: go to the to the food tour, there really is

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Speaker 9: no point to even get close to the stadium.

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Speaker 2: Wam you missed the food tour?

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Speaker 9: I put in a request, but not because I can

565
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Speaker 9: eat the food, because I'm primarily on a diet out

566
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Speaker 9: here because I wanted to tour the tour of the

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Speaker 9: stadium and see all the cool decorations and everything they're

568
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Speaker 9: setting up for, but unfortunately access was limited.

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Speaker 3: I think it was the association with you.

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Speaker 2: Are you having a good time?

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Speaker 9: I'm having a I'm having a fantastic time.

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Speaker 5: I've seen the little lips of you on Instagram. Of

573
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Speaker 5: course I tried to delete them, but you appeared to

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Speaker 5: be actually doing a pretty good job, which really shocks

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Speaker 5: the crap out of me.

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Speaker 9: Did that hurt to say?

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Speaker 5: It was hard to put to say that, But yeah,

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Speaker 5: I'm I'm truly amazing how good of a job you're doing.

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Speaker 3: I appreciate it.

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Speaker 9: I've had I've had a great time, you know. I've

581
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Speaker 9: said with all of the NBC sports folks, Chris collins Worth,

582
00:34:22,640 --> 00:34:25,400
Speaker 9: if he mentions Pat Mahomes, it's not partially my fault.

583
00:34:25,520 --> 00:34:27,760
Speaker 9: I went toe to toe with Dave Portnoy, the founder

584
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Speaker 9: part Old Sports, going at him about Drake May's performance

585
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Speaker 9: in the game. I talked to so many different former

586
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Speaker 9: and current Denver broncos. I talked to Frank Caliendo, who's

587
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Speaker 9: the top imprescious comedian. He he was fantastic Jim Gray,

588
00:34:40,719 --> 00:34:43,200
Speaker 9: legendary broadcaster about his museum he puts on the Tom

589
00:34:43,239 --> 00:34:46,879
Speaker 9: Brady I've I've had so many awesome interactions radio Row.

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Speaker 9: Super Bowl Week is just is just a fantastic time.

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Speaker 9: It's the pinnacle of the sports world.

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Speaker 2: I'm I'm glad to know what.

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Speaker 5: You're enjoying yourself, and just so you know, we're enjoying

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Speaker 5: you not being here.

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Speaker 3: Hey Man goes both ways.

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Speaker 2: Michael, you know, you know the drill. I got to

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Speaker 2: take a break.

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Speaker 3: Everybody's good, be good, be good,