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Speaker 1: It's that time, time, time, time, luck and load.

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Speaker 2: So Michael Very show is on the air.

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Speaker 3: It could be we're gonna run against crazy Birdie. That

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Speaker 3: could be he's a crazy man, but that's okay.

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Speaker 2: We like crazy people.

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Speaker 4: I love running against Crooked Hillary.

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Speaker 3: I love that Crooked Hillary Clinton, Crooked Hillaries.

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Speaker 2: Here is a crooked one.

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Speaker 5: Gavin Newscomb. He's the governor of California. He's signed Newscomb.

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Speaker 2: Michael, they're going to cover Pocahontas. I've named him deranged

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Speaker 2: Jack Smith. But we'll work together with Shifty Shift.

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Speaker 3: We're going to defeat crazy Kamala.

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Speaker 5: We have a representative in Congress who they say was

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Speaker 5: here a.

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Speaker 2: Long time ago.

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Speaker 5: They call her a Pocahontas.

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Speaker 2: But you know what, I like you.

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Speaker 6: Sometimes your name.

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Speaker 2: And they're always patch acase you want to be where

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Speaker 2: you can see all the same.

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Speaker 1: You want to be aware everybody in the holes your name.

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Speaker 5: We're talking about funny or sad. I think it's more

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Speaker 5: sad than funny. He has one ability I don't have.

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Speaker 5: He sleeps.

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Speaker 7: He can sleep sleepy Joe Biden, No sleepy.

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Speaker 2: Joe Cryan Chuck. Do you want to keep it going

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Speaker 2: for another five years? Yeah, yeah, you you.

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Speaker 5: Would say Pocahontases.

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Speaker 8: Be glad there's one.

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Speaker 2: They said the world Man. Everybody knows your name and

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Speaker 2: they're allays patch acase.

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Speaker 6: Listen, you want to go No, you don't want all

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Speaker 6: the same.

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Speaker 2: You want to go a where everybody in les your name.

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Speaker 3: Little rocket Man, we will have no choice but to

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Speaker 3: totally destroy North Korea. Rocketman is on a suicide mission

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Speaker 3: for himself.

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Speaker 9: A Houston police officer the Last Team was suspended for

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Speaker 9: ten days after he was wrongfully kicked out of a

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Speaker 9: park by a former park ranger.

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Speaker 2: Surely not the same park ranger?

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Speaker 9: Right? That park ranger? Sure did get around, didn't he

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Speaker 9: when you find out? A Houston police officer has sued

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Speaker 9: after being kicked out of a park by a former

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Speaker 9: park ranger later charged with sexual assault in December. According

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Speaker 9: to a lawsuit file federal court on Tuesday, Kamary Brahm

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Speaker 9: alleged in the complaint that Joey Ellis, a former Houston

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Speaker 9: park ranger, accused of using his position to sexually extort

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Speaker 9: an assault as many as forty men.

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Speaker 2: I don't know why they call them people.

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Speaker 9: They're all men, and another park ranger verbally harassed and

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Speaker 9: intimidated him while he and his family were at Trotter

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Speaker 9: Park in May of twenty twenty three. Despite complying with

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Speaker 9: in order to leave the park, Bram claimed he was

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Speaker 9: given a ninety day parkspan, which led to a ten

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Speaker 2: That guy was absolutely out of control.

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Speaker 9: He's going around making people have sex with him, holding

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Speaker 9: them false imprisonment, holding them at the parks, blocking them in,

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Speaker 9: acting like a law enforcement officer, threatening them, and in

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Speaker 9: his case, going after a guy and his family. And

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Speaker 9: he was doing this all day, every day. It is

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Speaker 9: quite clear.

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Speaker 2: So apparently what he did was not just limited to

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Speaker 2: his efforts as a park ranger. As a rough ranger.

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Speaker 7: I was doing my job, working in the park, doing

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Speaker 7: my job on looking for once you see the.

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Speaker 8: Park, I'm a tross.

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Speaker 7: When he takes you from man on man for she

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Speaker 7: calling preparation, well lowers he as that.

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Speaker 2: I see it's a pair ofround fellows, one on their knees.

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Speaker 2: I once former big thing, A must see. Put your

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Speaker 2: hands in the air, understanding up.

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Speaker 7: Please you take off your close down through the bus.

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Speaker 7: I need a coat, A naked man. I need to

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Speaker 7: see me a naked man. Wow, your this undressing?

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Speaker 2: Give me two hundred bucks. Oh you god, it's a twenty.

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Speaker 7: Well that's your sup for you because not even a

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Speaker 7: cash Open your phone and open your open the cash

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Speaker 7: out baby.

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Speaker 2: Pay the pop ruck Ranger. Your life seeing danger.

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Speaker 7: If you don't, heybe hey the pup root Ranger, Pop

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Speaker 7: Rock Rang, up.

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Speaker 2: Up Breaker.

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Speaker 6: Raser, Pop Razer s.

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Speaker 2: Me paid the park rock Ranger.

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Speaker 10: Your life in danger if you don't pay me, Pay

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Speaker 10: the talk mob Rangerer.

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Speaker 7: Pop rock Rangers, pop rock.

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Speaker 10: Ranger Ranger say pay the talk rock Ranger your license danger.

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Speaker 10: If you don't pay me, pay the park rock Ranger.

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Speaker 7: Pop rock Ranger, popper.

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Speaker 6: Ranger, Rock Ranger, Razery say the pup Raiser your life

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Speaker 6: is change, I mean, don't pay me Crazer, Craze falk

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Speaker 6: Frock great Down.

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Speaker 2: I had forgotten.

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Speaker 9: Even though I read that he extorted him, I forgot

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Speaker 9: that he would demand money from people and sex.

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Speaker 2: He's a greedy fella.

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Speaker 5: Is it.

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Speaker 2: Michael Berry Show presence Pope or Nope? Nope.

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Speaker 9: We will keep you updated on the Pope vote. At

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Speaker 9: this point, we don't have the smoke. I got a

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Speaker 9: letter from prison from a fella I'm not going to

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Speaker 9: give his name because i'm not authorized. Well, i'll tell

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Speaker 9: you that in just a second. Uh coming up, We've

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Speaker 9: got a lady who helps young people find summer jobs, internships, clerkships, experiences.

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Speaker 9: That's what she does professionally to give you some advice

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Speaker 9: and obviously make yourself available to you. But hopefully we'll

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Speaker 9: get some advice from her that whether you're able to

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Speaker 9: hire her or not, you will be able to use.

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Speaker 9: For those of you who take my admonition seriously and

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Speaker 9: have your young person doing something interesting this summer. If

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Speaker 9: you have your own business, bring your kid to work.

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Speaker 9: I'm telling you what a great experience that is. Kids

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Speaker 9: are so naive. They they want to be in the

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Speaker 9: big boy world. Bring them to work. Let them work

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Speaker 9: the cash register. Yeah, otherwise ahtf.

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Speaker 2: They don't like it. They don't have a pool. If

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Speaker 2: a kids don't have a summer pool, when does a

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Speaker 2: youth take up a gun? They take it up when

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Speaker 2: they don't have a summer job.

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Speaker 9: Oh, summer job. If they don't have a summer job,

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Speaker 9: they take up a gun. Plus they have to have

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Speaker 9: the pooh. We've got an officer who saved a man.

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Speaker 9: It's lying we've got oh, we've got a good show

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Speaker 9: that they go, let's.

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Speaker 3: Money off of it.

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Speaker 2: We didn't get nothing the hard time to Michael Berry show.

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Speaker 2: It's a damn shame. It's a damn shame. It's a

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Speaker 2: damn shame. It's a damn shame.

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Speaker 9: The story of the Houston police officer walking into a restaurant.

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Speaker 9: I don't know if he's off duty or on duty

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Speaker 9: and just having his meal. I don't know if he's

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Speaker 9: and there's a woman who's choking at her table, and

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Speaker 2: I think they were celebrating her retirement. It's what I read.

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Speaker 9: Just trying to find a story. I can't find it,

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Speaker 9: and she starts choking. It's an awful thing. If you've

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Speaker 9: ever been around someone when they're choking, the ladies panic,

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Speaker 9: they begin screaming, they need someone else to help them.

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Speaker 9: They don't know what to do. Obviously they didn't go

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Speaker 9: But Lieutenant Jamal Boem, Jamal Bouman, Jamal Martin sees what's

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Speaker 9: happening and rush it behind her in her seat, clinches

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Speaker 9: obstructed wind pipe is now open. How many people can

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Speaker 2: Pretty cool deal.

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Speaker 9: We have a call and text into him to hopefully

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Speaker 9: get him on the show, and just what happened. It's

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Speaker 9: an interesting thing, but I thought that was really neat.

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Speaker 9: So here was my letter from prison from a fellow

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Speaker 9: says a subject line. I wrote you a sonnet in prison.

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Speaker 9: You know what a sonnet is, ramon what a poem.

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Speaker 9: Will count of poem. It's not holding much. It's a

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Speaker 9: It is typically fourteen lines with ten syllables not required,

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Speaker 9: So here is the sonnet. But first there's a letter Czar.

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Speaker 9: I recently was released from prison on parole. I was

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Speaker 9: an avid daily listener of your show after graduating from

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Speaker 9: I'll just tell you a college that's pretty well respected

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Speaker 9: with mental health, and I can honestly say.

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Speaker 2: Your show helped me so much.

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Speaker 9: Although I eventually fell in the fell in the battle

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Speaker 9: They kept me going and perhaps prevented me from some

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Speaker 9: I really appreciate everything you do. I spent two years

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Speaker 9: this past Saint Patrick's Day. Ironic since my prison name

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Speaker 9: was Irish, it was a long absence from my favorite show.

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Speaker 9: During my incarceration, I took up writing a lot of poetry.

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Speaker 9: I particularly liked the sonnets and haikups, as their poetic

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Speaker 9: structure somehow felt like an antidote to the chaotic, painful

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Speaker 9: absurdity of prison life. On the prison bus ride from

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Speaker 9: finishing in my head a sonnet I had begun writing

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Speaker 9: I prepare myself for the reality of being released, which

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Speaker 9: Go ahead and send it to you for whatever it's worth.

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Speaker 9: I guess some music from some sonic music. I don't

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Speaker 9: know we've ever received a sonic from prison as a

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Speaker 9: tribute to our show, So you'll have to You have

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Speaker 9: to be creative here. Okay, here we go, two years

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Speaker 9: rh like buffet needs beach Buffett, Buffett, Oh, Jimmy Buffett.

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Speaker 9: Let me start that over. I should have caught that.

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Speaker 9: Two years, no freedom. I've paid what was due. Need

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Speaker 9: with that liberty speech, I long to rejoin the Friday

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Speaker 9: I am just like Ramon, a workingman, but not a

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Speaker 9: Lebizia prison bus ride dreams of Bourbon and states three

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Speaker 9: from yonder city breaks 'chis Houston and Michael Barry is Tzar.

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Speaker 9: I point this out because your podcast would be an

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Speaker 2: God bless you and.

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Speaker 9: Thank you for everything you do. By the way, if

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Speaker 9: I don't know how many people have seen this story.

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Speaker 9: A woman in Ohio is pulled over with a car

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Speaker 9: Stealing these springs Build Township Police Department in Ohio wrote quote.

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Speaker 6: You no reason I stopped you.

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Speaker 11: You are suspended with a warrant.

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Speaker 2: Oh, there's no trying to smoke it. Hurry, there is

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Speaker 4: Based on the evidence provided by Chewy, the officer searched

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Speaker 11: All right, Well, your raccoon gave you away.

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Speaker 9: As it turns out, raccoons love to get high. It's

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Speaker 2: Apparently they have a raccoon they got into three.

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Speaker 9: We didn't have anything but fired to call across the

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Speaker 11: An overdose on somebody, Carolyn.

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Speaker 2: I'm sitting at one of those do at fire office.

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Speaker 9: Remember the CNN reporter that was being terrorized by raccoon

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Speaker 2: Get there he is, Rah.

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Speaker 9: Now, no events on the President's schedule today and important

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Speaker 9: About when I'm gonna go in TV grab a broom,

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Speaker 9: With the broom. Remember when Hirlo cue Lickor used raccoons

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Speaker 13: Hey, you're doing this is Shiry C Liquor with your

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Speaker 2: Now, if you like me, hold on just a minute, Squawkkesha,

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Speaker 2: get your ball head ass.

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Speaker 13: Back of that rest room until you finished. Excuse me,

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Speaker 13: I had to curse out my daughter. If you like me,

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Speaker 13: listening to all this damn conservative talk radio. I sure enough,

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Speaker 2: I don't know if I'm monsa survive this.

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Speaker 13: I got high blood, low sugar up and down the

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Speaker 2: This damn waiting about to kill me.

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Speaker 13: Well, my Cabert, I'm ready to release the results of

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Speaker 13: my quadrac in the Club Raccoons survey or Who's gonna

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Speaker 13: win for President? Last night, as you told me, under

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Speaker 13: The results is completely incend there because three out of

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Speaker 2: Great to see. Okay, all right, now, I gotta go.

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Speaker 13: I gotta make my pill tray up for all this week,

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Speaker 9: Jeff McShann, when he was at Khor, you sent me

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Speaker 9: two of the best stories we ever told. One of

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Speaker 9: And the other one was the fella that had a

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Speaker 2: I cook raccoons. I'm Mississippi.

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Speaker 10: I eat raccoon, squells, rabbits, quails, constants.

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Speaker 2: I was raised off of that from Mississippi. Well, they

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Speaker 9: They were supposedly selling drugs, crack, They had a car washed,

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Speaker 2: I mean that that was the place to be.

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Speaker 1: Sell place in eh Shine where you can get your

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Speaker 2: We give new meaning to the words full servians.

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Speaker 1: Ain't man, brother, roll on in your hooped this Sunday

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Speaker 1: We all you won't stop shot. If it's illegal, we

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Speaker 2: It's raccoon meet like you've never had it.

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Speaker 7: We got real coon coon jump light, lemon cool, cooning,

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Speaker 2: Come on down to crack Coon. Your car washed in

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Speaker 2: fruity babble for coke and up coon fo hs the

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Speaker 2: four Hour System from the Michael Berry Show and other

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Speaker 9: On this day in nineteen eighty two, the orchestral instrumental

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Speaker 9: Territ's Fire is a nineteen eighty one historical sports drama

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Speaker 9: Who runs for the glory of God, and Harold Abraham's,

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Speaker 9: Fascinating Story from cb S News how a routine hire

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Speaker 8: get a job at Kraken, a cryptocurrency platform, but Kracken's

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Speaker 8: chief security officer, Nick Percoco, suspected smith was a North

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Speaker 8: Korean operative out to make money for Kim Jong UN's regime.

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Speaker 14: Their job is to start employment, to steal intellectual property,

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Speaker 14: steal money from those.

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Speaker 2: Companies, take home a paycheck, take on a paycheck.

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Speaker 8: Yes, tipped off by a do not hire list from

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Speaker 8: federal investigators. Nick and Dan Burkowski, a former Kracken executive,

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Speaker 8: set a trap. I think most tech professionals would have

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Speaker 8: avoided the suspected North Korean spy.

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Speaker 2: You guys invited him to a zoom call. We like

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Speaker 2: to look the attackers right in the Eyes.

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Speaker 8: Kraken recorded that interview and shared it with US. Smith

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Speaker 8: claimed he lived in Houston and listed foods as an

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Speaker 8: interest on his resume. So Berkowski quizzed him.

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Speaker 2: Taking my life there any suggestions of life.

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Speaker 11: Here?

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Speaker 8: Then they asked Smith for an id okay picture that

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Speaker 8: I see. It took him more than two minutes to

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Speaker 8: show this screenshot of a Texas driver's license. Did you

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Speaker 8: think that was a real license when you saw it?

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Speaker 2: No, I thought it was a some sort of generated

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Speaker 2: type license.

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Speaker 8: This is clearly just a screenshot that he had ready

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Speaker 8: to go somewhere. Yes, The FBI says North Korean operatives

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Speaker 8: have raked in hundreds of millions of dollars. Cybersecurity pioneer

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Speaker 8: dmitri El Perevich has tracked North Korea's growing cyber army.

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Speaker 14: Oh, that's a huge problem because these people, they're not

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Speaker 14: just North Koreans. They North Korean's working for their munitions,

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Speaker 14: and this department there working for the Korean People's Army.

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Speaker 8: The FBI has issued a wanted poster of alleged North

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Speaker 8: Korean agents and arrested Americans for hosting laptop farms in

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Speaker 8: Arizona and Tennessee. Computer hubs inside the US that disguise

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Speaker 8: the cyber criminal's locations.

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Speaker 14: They cannot do this fraud without support here in America

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Speaker 14: from wedding onwdding actors.

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Speaker 2: So they have hired probably hundreds of people.

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Speaker 8: FBI officials say the IT worker scheme is expanding worldwide.

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Speaker 8: As for Smith, all traces of him online have vanished.

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Speaker 8: Do you think Stephen might have been hired at another

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Speaker 8: tech firm?

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Speaker 5: Oh?

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Speaker 9: Certainly, Wait, Nicoley means Stephen Smith is often some other firm.

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Speaker 2: So he's still floating around in the US. And what

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Speaker 2: if that's the case, what's the US doing about this?

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Speaker 1: Yeah?

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Speaker 8: John, the so called job applicant, Stephen Smith has disappeared online.

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Speaker 8: His LinkedIn was deleted. He did not respond to our

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Speaker 8: emails or text messages, but clearly a crack and security

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Speaker 8: team believes he's likely operating under a different identity.

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Speaker 6: Now.

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Speaker 8: As for what the US government is doing, the FBI's

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Speaker 8: Counterintelligence Division has really ramped up warnings to the private sector,

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Speaker 8: put out bulletins cautioning private companies of some of the

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Speaker 8: indicators to try to prevent this kind of hiring. They're

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Speaker 8: also sharing information with foreign allies. That's important, particularly as

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Speaker 8: this scheme grows worldwide, and they're cracking down on US

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Speaker 8: persons aiding the North Koreans in part by hosting laptop farms.

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Speaker 9: They're not cracking down anything. We get these stories, but

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Speaker 9: they're not true. They're not cracking down on anything. I

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Speaker 9: think fraud has become one of the biggest industries in

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Speaker 9: this country. And what's amazing is how. I'll give an example.

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Speaker 9: I'm a dumb dumb in the story, so you don't

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Speaker 9: need to tell me I'm a dumb dumb. I'm a

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Speaker 9: dumb dumb in the story. I needed to call United

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Speaker 9: Airlines to book some flights, so I couldn't remember you,

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Speaker 9: and I hadn't put it in my phone. So I

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Speaker 9: went to search engine and United Airlines phone number popped

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Speaker 9: up a page and have United on it, and here

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Speaker 9: was the number. I call the number the guys in

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Speaker 9: India I've called United before. To their credit, they have

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Speaker 9: stateside phone systems to telephone. What am I thinking?

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Speaker 2: Whatever?

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Speaker 9: The that's called customer service. So I start giving him

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Speaker 9: the dates of when each person in my family is flying,

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Speaker 9: and he keeps getting it extremely confused, and it seems

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Speaker 9: like he doesn't know what he's doing. And We're going

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Speaker 9: through this whole thing, and I'm growing more and more concerned,

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Speaker 9: And finally I didn't give him my payment information. I said,

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Speaker 9: tell it, let me have a number I can get

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Speaker 9: back to you directly, since we've booked all this, and

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Speaker 9: it was hard because we're all leaving on different days

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Speaker 9: and all this.

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Speaker 2: So he gives my cell phone number. His name is Jitty.

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Speaker 2: My name is Jitty.

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Speaker 9: Oh Jitty okay like uncle j Okay, No it's not,

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Speaker 9: but anyway, that's besides me. So the whole thing goes on.

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Speaker 9: It turns out its scam. I contact somebody to alert

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Speaker 9: them as to what happened, and they say it's very,

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Speaker 9: very common. These scams are going on all day, every day,

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Speaker 9: and our government is not concerned with.

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Speaker 2: Stopping old people having their bank accounts drained. North Korea's

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Speaker 2: inding and spies. Our country should focus on this and

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Speaker 2: punish it