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Speaker 1: Welcome back in and never welcome in.

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Speaker 2: We hope you're always hanging out with us here on

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Speaker 2: the Clay Travis buck Sexton Show. We have got a

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Speaker 2: lot to dive into a variety of different stories continuing

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Speaker 2: to percolate out there. Sean Davis is a Federalists going

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Speaker 2: Mark Levin has a brand new book out. Many of

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Speaker 2: you watch him on Fox News with Sean Hannity regularly.

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Speaker 2: He'll be with us in the third hour of the program.

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Speaker 2: But yesterday, not far from our New York City studios

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Speaker 2: for iHeart where Buck broadcast for a very long time,

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Speaker 2: and where I have been and use those studios, and

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Speaker 2: where our crew is that you hear us talking with

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Speaker 2: all the time, there was a shooting about six thirty

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Speaker 2: pm Eastern. It appears that the shooter was in some

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Speaker 2: way targeting the NFL, according to a three page letter

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Speaker 2: that was allegedly left on the scene. I've not seen

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Speaker 2: that full letter excerpted, but a former high school player

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Speaker 2: that is the NFL, and reports are that he then

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Speaker 2: Four innocent people killed, including a police officer who was

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Speaker 2: And then this individual shot himself in the heart with

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Speaker 2: is the report that is out there. Now, you would

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Speaker 2: maybe be a little bit surprised over who exactly the

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Speaker 2: shooter was possibly white.

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Speaker 1: This is cut nine. Listened to this with his face visible.

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Speaker 3: I mean, do they they have any idea at this

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Speaker 3: point who he is?

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Speaker 1: They do not know who he is. They know he

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Speaker 1: is a male, possibly white.

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Speaker 3: He's wearing sunglasses, he appears to have a mustache, and

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Speaker 3: that picture has been distributed to every police officer in

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Speaker 2: Okay, Buck, you used to react to live incidents such

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Speaker 2: as these on CNN. The picture of the guy, and

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Speaker 2: we try to avoid saying the names of mass shooters

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Speaker 2: because there's evidence that it encourages their behavior. Picture of

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Speaker 2: the guy. He is clearly not white. So as like,

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Speaker 2: let's start here as a real time breaking news analyst,

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Speaker 2: How can you explain this in any way other than

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Speaker 2: this is CNN White people are to blame for everything,

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Speaker 2: I'm like, that is not a possibly white man.

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Speaker 1: Well, I'll just you have to think what does possibly

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Speaker 1: But I think that CNN, in their breaking news coverage,

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Speaker 1: especially that there's a playbook that they run in their

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Speaker 1: news coverage of any horrific mass shooting, and it's either

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Speaker 1: this is white supremacy, right, that's and and if he's

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Speaker 1: we may never know the motive, we don't know what's

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Speaker 1: But my understanding is he was shot in the back

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Speaker 1: So there wasn't really a lot here from a security perspective.

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Speaker 1: And we live in a country now. We live in

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Speaker 1: a society where, thanks to leftist maniacs like the ACLU

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Speaker 1: Never played in the NFL.

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Speaker 2: the New York City Mayor's race. And guess where mom

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Speaker 2: Democrat Party. Their nominee is a a Ugandan compound right now,

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Speaker 2: this incident crystallizes. I would also point out this is you,

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Speaker 2: It gets a lot of attention. I understand because New

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Speaker 1: Well where this happened. It's in a building where the

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Speaker 1: All right, welcome back in to Clay and Buck. Let's, uh,

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Speaker 5: The post that we've seen does not depict the entire incident.

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Speaker 2: Well, I mean, my question for you and for everybody

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Speaker 2: all right, this story I got I gotta be honest

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Speaker 1: But we talked about this last week.

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Speaker 1: And the outrage.

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Speaker 2: Over a blonde, blue eyed, white girl who is pretty

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Speaker 2: This is the story that they aired, saying the Sydney

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Speaker 1: This is real.

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Speaker 2: This is what you would have heard this morning if

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Speaker 3: The ads are for American Eagle and the tagline is

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Speaker 5: The play on words is being compared to Nazi propaganda

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Speaker 6: The pun good genes activates a troubling historical associations for

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Speaker 1: This is been real. Make this up. You cannot make

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Speaker 2: oh you can't make that argument because the quarterback's a different.

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Speaker 2: Race and the reason you're, being you, know dismissive Of

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Speaker 2: JaMarcus russell is because he's a black. Quarterback maybe he just.

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Speaker 2: STINKS i, mean have you considered. That maybe you just

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Speaker 2: look at the objective performance and all sports fans care

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Speaker 2: about is whether somebody is a part of the meritocracy and,

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Speaker 2: excellent which is the goal of. Sports and when they

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Speaker 2: try to restrain excellence and the meritocracy and drag us

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Speaker 2: all down into the muck of, averageness to, me that

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Speaker 2: is a form of. Communism AND i think it's intentional

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Speaker 2: THAT i don't think it's for making away unit.

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Speaker 1: Control if you want a society that you you'll notice

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Speaker 1: something in countries where the state has absolute, control and

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Speaker 1: there are places today In North, Korea, china there there

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Speaker 1: are plenty of places where the state exercises absolute. Control

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Speaker 1: do you know what you overwhelmingly have as? Well uniformity

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Speaker 1: and a, sameness even if it's not, true, right but

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Speaker 1: a sameness that is enforced upon the, people even to

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Speaker 1: the point OF i mean The, soviets for, example we're

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Speaker 1: very into people were dressing in a way that that

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Speaker 1: women were de. Sexualized they were supposed to be factory workers,

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Speaker 1: too just like the. Men you, know you were cogs

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Speaker 1: in a, machine a machine that the state has full control.

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Speaker 1: Over because the celebration of, excellence of, beauty of, joy of,

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Speaker 1: laughter of any of these things that break from the

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Speaker 1: control of the state is inherently a minor rebellion against

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Speaker 1: against their. Control so if you want to control, people

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Speaker 1: you demoralize, them you undermine, them you make them feel

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Speaker 1: or make them act as though they're all the. Same

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Speaker 1: there's nothing to aspire. To you take what the state gives.

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Speaker 1: You you are what the state says you are and Now,

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Speaker 1: clay look at some of the ads they were running

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Speaker 1: with ugly fat people selling. Clothing, look you know we're sitting,

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Speaker 1: here you AND i get to do a. JUMP i

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Speaker 1: truly mean. This the fact that we make a living

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Speaker 1: doing radio every day is a blessing From god and

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Speaker 1: this audience and the legacy Of. Rush it is incredible

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Speaker 1: that we get to do. This and you AND i

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Speaker 1: both had jobs where people could tell us show up

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Speaker 1: at this, time wear this, clothing do WHAT i. Say

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Speaker 1: so you know we've been on different sides of. THIS

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Speaker 1: i don't get to be a runway.

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Speaker 2: Model, yes that's you, Know like IF, i you AND,

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Speaker 2: i if you AND i were in charge of selling male,

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Speaker 2: underwear it would be the worst selling underwear of all.

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Speaker 2: Time like if they were, like, hey we want to

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Speaker 2: take you guys shirtlets posing an.

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Speaker 1: Underwear, WELL i was, SAYING i think we could sell. Underwear,

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Speaker 1: well we would hire people Like Sydney sweeney to sell.

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Speaker 1: It but you're saying if we were the if they

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Speaker 1: were the face of their underwear, brand.

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Speaker 2: It would be like everybody would look at it and be,

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Speaker 2: LIKE i don't want to look like those.

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Speaker 1: GUYS i mean clothing is.

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Speaker 2: Aspirational you look at any, model by and large throughout

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Speaker 2: the history of, retail people want to see better looking

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Speaker 2: people than them in.

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Speaker 1: There but here's the interesting thing about. It in Ancient,

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Speaker 1: greece how many people did you see walking around? Me,

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Speaker 1: rather how many statues do you see when you go

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Speaker 1: into like The Metropolitan museum Of art of morbidly obese

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Speaker 1: people with like saggy skin.

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Speaker 2: Everywhere, no not a lot didn't. Exist it didn't. Exist and,

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Speaker 2: look here's the other thing about that. Segment and, AGAIN

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Speaker 2: i do think it's important because let's just say you're

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Speaker 2: a normal. Person you're a normal person making breakfast in the.

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Speaker 2: Morning good, Morning america is not hard. News they are

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Speaker 2: trying to send a message To american, eagle you went too,

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Speaker 2: white you went too pretty in the girl that you.

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Speaker 2: Picked that is not inclusive. Enough and think about the

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Speaker 2: argument that's being made when you, look first of, all

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Speaker 2: it's a friggin', pun, right good genes genes J E

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Speaker 2: A N s and genes G E N E. S.

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Speaker 1: Right it is a pun which is very common in.

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Speaker 2: Advertising but what they're saying, is if you take it,

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Speaker 2: literally white people are not allowed to have good genes

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Speaker 2: because The nazis once. Existed SO i like to think

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Speaker 2: Maybe i'm wrong that my boys have good genes because

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Speaker 2: of me and their. Mom they got half their, mom

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Speaker 2: way better genes than, me by the, way especially in

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Speaker 2: the looks, department and hopefully they look like her more

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Speaker 2: than they do, me and they got half of, me,

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Speaker 2: RIGHT i like to think that would mean that my

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Speaker 2: boys have good. Genes does that mean That i'm A

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Speaker 2: nazi sympathizer THAT i would say, That, buck you've got

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Speaker 2: a baby, boy they got half, you they got half your, Wife.

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Speaker 2: CARRIE i bet you would like to think that your

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Speaker 2: son has good? Jeans are you not allowed to say?

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Speaker 1: That only white people are not allowed.

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Speaker 2: To say that they hope their kids have good, jeans

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Speaker 2: or that a really pretty woman has good, Jeans like

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Speaker 2: that's good for her mom and, dad, RIGHT i, mean

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Speaker 2: like we want.

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Speaker 1: They're, interesting notable, people you, KNOW i think about. THIS

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Speaker 1: i actually watched the The abercrombie and of course now

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Speaker 1: we're gonna hear That clay also worked At, abercrombie so

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Speaker 1: did my, Wife so they were only they were only

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Speaker 1: hiring the. Hotties Apparently clay was a, maligionist very loose.

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Speaker 1: Standard they did make me cut my facial. HAIR i

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Speaker 1: don't know if they still have that, rule but you

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Speaker 1: were not allowed to have a facial. Hair Pentagon, City

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Speaker 1: Pentagon city for those of you in THE dc, AREA

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Speaker 1: i worked at The Pentagon city mall or In. Virginia

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Speaker 1: that's a little. Bit i'm just gonna tell, You, Clay

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Speaker 1: it's a little grading on a curve, there because LIKE

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Speaker 1: dc area you were working, at like The Nashville, Abercrombie

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Speaker 1: you're THE Dc. Abercrombie DC's hollywood for ugly. People i'm

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Speaker 1: just saying that's what THEY i think that's.

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Speaker 2: True by the, Way i'll tell you, this there's also

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Speaker 2: a lot of short people on The East. Coast every

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Speaker 2: TIME i walk, AROUND i get advantages tall. Privilege there's

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Speaker 2: a lot of really short. DUDES i know you took

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Speaker 2: advantage of this In New York. City every TIME i

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Speaker 2: walk Around New York, City i'm, like this is the

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Speaker 2: shortest dude In america Town you ever noticed? This, like

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Speaker 2: go To New York. City it is the shortest group of.

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Speaker 2: Guys you're six feet tall In New York. City the

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Speaker 2: world is your. Oyster it Is i'm telling you never noticed.

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Speaker 1: THAT i never. NOTICED i never noticed.

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Speaker 2: This every TIME i go into a bar In New York,

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Speaker 2: CITY i am the tallest guy.

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Speaker 1: There wear you wear like basically cowboy boots with six

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Speaker 1: inch heels on. Them THOUGH i mean like those.

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Speaker 2: Guys give you don't run desantus. ME i am six

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Speaker 2: foot six foot one to eighty.

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Speaker 1: FIVE i wear.

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Speaker 2: Flip flops a lot of the, time and flip, Flops

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Speaker 2: i'm taller than most of the men In New York.

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Speaker 1: City you, know back to the beauty standard thing here

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Speaker 1: for a, SECOND i think it's it's worth noting as.

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Speaker 1: Well people, say, oh this is about, inclusivity AND i

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Speaker 1: think to, myself like a whole on a, second, no,

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Speaker 1: no, no this wasn't about, hey we need you. Know you

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Speaker 1: know who was one of the biggest supermodels in the

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Speaker 1: world in the, Nineties Naomi campbell for, example, Right Naomi,

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Speaker 1: campbell a black, woman stunningly beautiful woman like nobody would

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Speaker 1: ever you know in the sort of beauty assessing. World

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Speaker 1: incredibly beautiful. Woman it wasn't we need more, people we

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Speaker 1: need more Hot asian and, Black and you know, That

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Speaker 1: i'd be, like, look you're appealing the different con they're all,

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Speaker 1: beautiful they're all, very very good. Looking it was we

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Speaker 1: NEED i don't want us to say fat and ugly

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Speaker 1: people in general to be selling our. Clothing so it,

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Speaker 1: wasn't you, know it wasn't inclusivity in the sense, of you, know,

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Speaker 1: diversity like like we want different kinds of. Beauty it

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Speaker 1: was we don't want beauty. Anymore we want something, else

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Speaker 1: which is a whole other.

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Speaker 2: Thing this is my argument that eventually everybody's going to

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Speaker 2: come around to and to me. Time they've been trying

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Speaker 2: to cancel me for it for. Years do you know

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Speaker 2: the most successful inclusive of cosmetic diversity business in mankind history.

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Speaker 1: Strip.

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Speaker 2: Club i'm just, saying everybody looks the. Same bucks getting.

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Speaker 2: Nervous everybody looks the same in the strip. Club all blonde,

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Speaker 2: hair blue eyed. Girls they all make less. Money you

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Speaker 2: gotta Have, asian you gotta have, black you gotta have brown,

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00:32:28,320 --> 00:32:31,560
Speaker 2: hair you gotta have, tall, Short every type of guy

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Speaker 2: finds girls different. Attractiveness the number one business In america

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Speaker 2: where cosmetic diversity actually makes everybody.

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Speaker 1: More money is the strip.

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Speaker 2: Club there's not very many of, those And i've never

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Speaker 2: heard of politician make that, argument probably just because they're

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Speaker 2: not as smart as.

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Speaker 1: Me, Okay, OH i defer To. CLAY i defer To

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Speaker 1: clay on this one. Entirely and that's that's that Was

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Speaker 1: Clay travis analysis, everybody by the.

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Speaker 6: Way.

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Speaker 2: True we got the guys who run strip. CLUBS i

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Speaker 2: bet listening right, now and they're just Like Clay travis is.

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Speaker 2: Brilliant i'm telling, you that's the number one cosmetic diversity

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Speaker 2: place where everybody makes more.

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Speaker 1: Money it's the only. One to let me come. BACK

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Speaker 1: i want to talk about our sponsors to. Secy let,

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Speaker 1: me let, me let's let's come back in a. Minute

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Speaker 1: we're gonna do a little. Reset, Okay i'll bring us

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Speaker 1: back into a. Reset we'll be back here in one.

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Speaker 1: Minute one.

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Speaker 4: Minute Patriots radio hosts a couple of regular, Guys Clay

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Speaker 4: travis And Buck. Sexton find them on the Free iHeartRadio

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Speaker 4: app or wherever you get your.

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Speaker 1: PODCASTS i want to know something because we talked about this,

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Speaker 1: yesterday the situation In. Gaza he's rarely ambassador to THE,

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Speaker 1: us went ON cnn to set the record. STRAIGHT i

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Speaker 1: wanted you all to hear this play. SEVENTEEN i would

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Speaker 1: refer you and the good.

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Speaker 7: Rama, MANUEL i would refer you to THE un website,

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Speaker 7: itself which says that in the month Of june two,

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Speaker 7: thousand one hundred and thirty four trucks were sent Into,

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Speaker 7: gaza only two hundred and sixty arrived at their. Destination

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Speaker 7: means ninety percent was diverted By. Hamas so you want

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Speaker 7: to blame us for that, TOO i mean for crying out.

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Speaker 7: Law you want to blame us for conducting a war

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Speaker 7: while we're providing as much humanitarian aid as. Possible hamas

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Speaker 7: is using this propaganda to score points in the international,

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Speaker 7: community and like a social, contagion everybody is picking this.

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Speaker 7: Up israel is starving a. Population we are not starving a.

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Speaker 7: Population we will never starve a. Population we will continue

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Speaker 7: to Flood gaza with humanitarian aids as we conduct the

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Speaker 7: work to Destroy hamas.

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Speaker 1: Period it's worth noting that that narrative About, hamas or

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Speaker 1: rather about the children Of gaza, starving has taken has

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Speaker 1: taken root in a lot of, places including on the,

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Speaker 1: right and as we're hearing. There, look we need to

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Speaker 1: get the facts, straight and there are there's ample reporting

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Speaker 1: That hamas is diverting a huge portion of those. Shipments

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Speaker 1: so this is WHERE i want to remind you that

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Speaker 1: our friends In israel need our help and need us

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Speaker 1: to stand with them in this trying. Time The International

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Speaker 1: fellowship Of christians And jews is still doing all that

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Speaker 1: they can day in and day, out and they are

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Speaker 1: standing with the people Of. Israel The International fellowship Of

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