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Speaker 1: Verie Show is on the air. I can see clearly.

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Speaker 2: Rais neuralink Elon Musk's brain chip startup received FDA approval

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Speaker 2: as a breakthrough device for its implant aimed at restoring

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Speaker 1: The experimental device, named blind Sight, will enable even those

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Speaker 1: first time, Musk wrote on x He says the vision

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Speaker 1: will be low resolution at first, but has the potential

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Speaker 1: on monkeys. The start date for trials is yet to

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Speaker 1: be announced. Can you imagine how exciting that's going to be?

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Speaker 1: Ramon people that have never seen in their lives to

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Speaker 3: That hits out two day's foot. They're going to sing

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Speaker 3: the ball breddittt Miller's going to say that ball didn't

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Speaker 3: You gotta check with other umpires to see if it

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Speaker 4: They need to keep him in this game.

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Speaker 3: They're gonna say that's a fair ball and it did

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Speaker 3: You're right, though. They should have got Alto b out

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Speaker 3: of there. He's been ejected. We're going to have a

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Speaker 1: The Astros would go ahead, go on to win, and

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Speaker 1: I think that extends their lead to five? Is that right?

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Speaker 1: Magic number? Now, Ramon three is the magic number in

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Speaker 1: the school of Rock. That's not really what I needed

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Speaker 1: to know, Bruce writes Peton pet In. I guess that's

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Speaker 1: how you pronounce it is from Glycerin, which as an

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Speaker 1: explosive when they swipe your hands at the airport, the

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Speaker 1: heard that before. Let's start with Kevin. Kevin, you're on

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Speaker 1: the Michael Berry Show. You know about explosives, Yes.

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Speaker 5: I do.

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Speaker 7: I used to work a dual fiscal on on in Colorado.

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Speaker 7: And that's basically how we had our source points, which

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Speaker 7: Our charges were from uh uh uh from over from

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Speaker 7: That's that's probably that's probably.

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Speaker 4: Hey, Michael, how you doing. I have a little more

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Speaker 1: think of things like anthrax and different explosives, bio weapons

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Speaker 1: Nobody's harmed. Can you imagine working in that kind of environment.

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Speaker 1: I played with explosives. Depending on the explosive, you can

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Speaker 1: Yeah that obviously I hadn't read the email before I

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Speaker 1: up what deep chord is. We're probably mispronound. Detonating chord,

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Speaker 1: pet N pentrite, as it's called with the pet in.

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Speaker 1: up because I don't know them. With the ptin exploding

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Speaker 1: fuse which explodes rather than burns, and is suitable for

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Speaker 1: detonating high explosives. Oh, I'm gonna start using debt chord

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Speaker 1: many clever ways I can work that into conversation, and

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Speaker 1: point of initiation. It is used to reliably and inexpensively

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Speaker 1: chain together multiple explosive charges. Typical uses include mining, drilling, demolitions,

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Speaker 1: and warfare. Cord texts and primal cord are two of

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Speaker 1: many trademarks which have slipped into use as a generic

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Speaker 1: you you're tired of hearing me stumble over these words

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Speaker 1: it's natural to our manhood. If you got some boy

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Speaker 1: All right, Sean, This says Sean is the explosives airport

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Speaker 1: we need, Sorry, explosives expert we need. I was reading

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Speaker 5: Sean, there's no way I'm an expert.

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Speaker 5: by magazine. As the other gentleman said, it's it is

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Speaker 5: my ears. I'm sorry. So what what what you need

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Speaker 5: is a device, a trigger and a or a cap trigger.

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Speaker 5: So what what we What I saw in these videos

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Speaker 5: Now one video, I'm sorry, no.

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Speaker 5: The one video that I saw it blew a perfect

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Speaker 5: circle through the gentleman or not a gentleman, through that

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Speaker 5: it was a directional charge. I don't think they could

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Speaker 5: this much damage with any kind of direction even heavy plastic.

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Speaker 1: on Michael Berry Show. Welcome to the program, sir. Oh

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Speaker 5: Man, that was like two years ago, Michael.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, what did she tell you broke up in October?

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Speaker 12: She didn't like that I drank. But I never drank

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Speaker 13: Michael, I know you talked to a lot of people.

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Speaker 12: This second time we've had this conversation, well.

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Speaker 4: As long as we have a culture that does.

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Speaker 13: Not value local community, you know, we're transient people will

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Speaker 1: I don't have any idea what you're talking about. What

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Speaker 1: The Michael Arry Show. How do you pronounce that news name?

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Speaker 1: Perry Ferrell or Pharrell? Okay, I'm not a big Jane's

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Speaker 11: Your father who leads to and just seeing the lamb.

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Speaker 14: He's always trying to change twelve year old girl into

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Speaker 14: the seat, he got another one that you say coon.

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Speaker 14: But every Sunday afternoon he's putting Maxie bats in your

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Speaker 9: Sender us.

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Speaker 11: You do scare us because we don't know where you're staying.

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Speaker 11: You the clock faster down a NASCAR driver, run a

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Speaker 14: Hold the Democratic Party in the mead here.

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Speaker 1: We'll tell us that you're not a loon.

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Speaker 14: But every Sunday afternoon you put transgender males intoo.

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Speaker 11: The girls like a room lot tempantemia.

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Speaker 14: By that udition, we know he can trust you.

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Speaker 11: You will lock down the town faster out of clown

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Speaker 14: But every Sunday after noon you're cutting a new age

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Speaker 1: It really is a sickness these people have so desperately

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Speaker 1: libertarian when it comes to that. You may not like that.

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Speaker 1: It's a sin, fine, but I'm not trying to jump

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Speaker 1: You're welcome to get real upset about it if that's

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Speaker 1: your thing in life. But when you start doing that

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Speaker 1: with kids, kids are children. That was a Kamala Harris comment.

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Speaker 1: If ever, kids or children, kids are not capable of

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Speaker 1: making those decisions. Pull that, Megan Kelly, if you would.

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Speaker 1: Megan Kelly was at the Tucker Crosson thing. Oh, that

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Speaker 1: Tucker Crossing event is tonight in Rosenberg. No, it's Wednesday night,

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Speaker 1: it's today Wednesday. Yeah. Jesse Kelly is going to be

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Speaker 1: his guest in Rosenberg. I don't know how you get tickets.

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Speaker 1: I don't know any of that. But if you did

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Speaker 1: not know that and wanted to be there, I'm gonna

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Speaker 1: ask Jesse how you get the tickets to that. Let's

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Speaker 1: see it's probably Tucker cross and Tucker Crossing Live Tour. Yeah,

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Speaker 1: it's pretty pretty smart idea. He's going around the country

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Speaker 1: talking to interesting people and he just sits down and

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Speaker 1: has kind of like a lounge conversation. I love it.

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Speaker 1: Let's see Tucker cross in with Jesse Kelly and Nicole Shanahan. Oh,

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Speaker 1: I didn't know Shanahan was on this. Oh that's why.

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Speaker 1: Because Mary Tally Bowden is friends with Nicole Shanahan. That's why.

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Speaker 1: There we go. Was that for Mary Tally or for Nicole?

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Speaker 1: They're both? Okay? Oh well then that makes sense why

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Speaker 1: they're because Mary Tally is going with Nicole Shanahan. Do

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Speaker 1: you have that Megan Kelly Neal the one where she

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Speaker 1: was at Tuck with Tucker Crosson and she tells she

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Speaker 1: tells Taylor Swift, screw you because of Taylor Swift said

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Speaker 1: she's supporting tampon Tim because of his LGBTQ and she said, well,

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Speaker 1: do you know what they're doing?

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Speaker 6: She says, the reason she's voting for Kamala Harris is

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Speaker 6: because of Tim Walls's LGBTQ stance. Do you know what

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Speaker 6: Tim Walls has done on the LGBTQ front, Tim Wall,

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Speaker 6: let me tell you what's gonna happen. Okay, Well, here's

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Speaker 6: what's gonna happen. A little girl sitting in Wisconsin who's

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Speaker 6: going to divorce something like that, is going to find

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Speaker 6: herself down a rabbit hole on Reddit and her parents

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Speaker 6: aren't going to know because they're gonna divorce and they're

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Speaker 6: not focused on her right now. And she's gonna spend

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Speaker 6: hour after hour on that thing. And Reddit's gonna tell

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Speaker 6: her she's actually a boy, and she's gonna get sucked

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Speaker 6: into this gender cult and she's gonna say, mom and Dad,

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Speaker 6: I want puberty blockers into cross sex hormones, which will

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Speaker 6: sterilize her and deprive her of all sexual pleasure for

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Speaker 6: the rest of her life. And they're gonna say, no,

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Speaker 6: you're a girl, and she's gonna say, but I want

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Speaker 6: to I want top surgery, this benign thing, this double

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Speaker 6: mistake to me, where I'll have tubes coming out of

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Speaker 6: me and I'll never breastfeed a child. I want that too,

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Speaker 6: because I'm a boy. And they're going to say no.

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Speaker 6: And she's going to go to a judge in Minnesota,

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Speaker 6: and because of Tim Walls, the court will take custody

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Speaker 6: of her, use the Medicaid funds in Minnesota to provide

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Speaker 6: her all of those things, chop off her breasts, sterilize

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Speaker 6: her with the puberty blockers, under the cross sex hormones.

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Speaker 6: And when this girl inevitably comes to the conclusion that

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Speaker 6: she didn't want any of this, that it only added

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Speaker 6: to her problems, which were the divorce and the acne

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Speaker 6: and the puberty and not any trans issue.

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Speaker 1: Who is she going to go to then,