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Speaker 1: It's that time, time, time, time.

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Speaker 2: Luck and load. So Michael Verie Show is on the air.

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Speaker 3: It's simple but fundamental pillar of our democracy that the

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Speaker 3: rule of law employs to all of us equally, fairly

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Speaker 3: and justly.

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Speaker 4: The US Justice Department is opening an investigation into the

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Speaker 4: New York Attorney General Leticia James's office. This comes as

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Speaker 4: part of a criminal investigation into James, who previously prosecuted Trump.

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Speaker 5: There are now two Grand Jurisa poenas issued by the

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Speaker 5: US Attorney's Office for the Northern District of New York

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Speaker 5: looking to get information about James's office, basically trying to

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Speaker 5: see if there was any criminality by her office when

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Speaker 5: she filed that civil lawsuit against the Trump organization. If

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Speaker 5: you remember that lawsuit going to trial and the Trump

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Speaker 5: organization being found liable having to you, oh, now at

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Speaker 5: this point because of interest about a half a billion

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Speaker 5: dollars in penalty.

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Speaker 1: That is clear.

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Speaker 6: I'm focused, I'm prepared, I'm ready.

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Speaker 7: I've been trained by the best.

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Speaker 8: I went to Howard University.

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Speaker 3: That overturned legal segregation in this country. I've been taught

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Speaker 3: in those classrooms with third Good Marshall once taught.

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Speaker 6: I'm not afraid of no.

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Speaker 3: President Donald Trump.

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Speaker 6: We're ready for you.

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Speaker 3: We're coming for you, We're standing up for you.

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Speaker 6: We're fighting on.

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Speaker 3: We're not going down.

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Speaker 8: Sailing victory, my friends, is clear.

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Speaker 9: It's now, and I'm not waiting for years. I'm waiting two.

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Speaker 3: I tell us speak about the name of how King Jeffries.

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Speaker 2: Comes to bring us some rest.

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Speaker 10: Come on, ladies, it's up to us.

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Speaker 3: We saved this democracy before, we'll save it now.

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Speaker 11: Let's go made the decision to bring a civil lawsuit

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Speaker 11: because I don't think PAM has the budget right now

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Speaker 11: to feed Tiss James in prison. So I think we're

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Speaker 11: gonna wait until we get a supplemental from Congress for

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Speaker 11: the prison food budget to feeder fat ass in prison.

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Speaker 12: And I think that's going to be the step mentioned before.

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Speaker 6: I am the executive producer on a movie about the

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Speaker 6: horrible flood that occurred in Kerrville, Texas on July fourth.

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Speaker 6: It's called River of Angels and it'll be ready this fall,

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Speaker 6: and a lot of shooting is going on. Our crew

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Speaker 6: has been spending a lot of time on the Guadalupe

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Speaker 6: River where that happened, where lives were lost, talking to

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Speaker 6: rescue workers, and volunteers and recovery workers and volunteers. And

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Speaker 6: I know you know the difference. But rescue is for

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Speaker 6: a person who is still alive. Recovery is for a

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Speaker 6: person who has passed. And recovery as a whole lot

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Speaker 6: harder to muster volunteers for than rescue. There is an

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Speaker 6: immediate gratification sense of I mean, you're powerful, you're a

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Speaker 6: is no chance of survival, simply so the families will

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Speaker 6: special person can do that anyway. That's what our movie

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Speaker 6: this fall. I'll tell you about it then. And it

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Speaker 6: is not a movie that is intended it's not documentary

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Speaker 6: that is intended to cast blame. I do think there

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Speaker 6: preparation have occurred, What should be done going for I

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Speaker 6: think those are questions that you do have to ask,

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Speaker 6: you know, just you know, like wet there was a

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Speaker 6: people died, and there was this sort of well, you

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Speaker 6: don't want to cast blame because people have died, you know,

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Speaker 6: wait till we bury them. And I think that's true.

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Speaker 6: But once you bury them, you move on to the

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Speaker 6: next thing, and then nobody ever goes back and says,

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Speaker 6: how did this crowd crush these people? How did this happen?

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Speaker 6: Who failed in their job? I do think there was

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Speaker 6: a time and place for that. That's not our documentary,

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Speaker 6: more rain. It's like a steroid for a crowd or

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Speaker 6: a cloud. This is not a conspiracy theory. This the

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Speaker 6: CEO of the company that was doing this. Any scientists

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Speaker 6: such a short period of time. Well, back in twenty thirteen,

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Speaker 6: CBS News talked about how the government uses lasers to

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Speaker 6: influence the weather. I'm not saying the government does that.

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Speaker 6: CBS News was, now, you don't have to believe the story,

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Speaker 6: but I do find it rather interesting.

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Speaker 13: Lasers really to change the weather?

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Speaker 14: That's right.

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Speaker 15: Well, as Mark Twain once famously said, everyone complains about

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Speaker 15: the weather, but no one ever does anything about it. Well,

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Speaker 15: instead of doing a rain dance, we physicists are firing

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Speaker 13: Well, this fascinates me, and part because two I remember

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Speaker 13: reading the stories that China had used this during the Olympics,

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Speaker 2: I mean, do those really work?

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Speaker 13: Then we have some of these capabilities now inconclusive.

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Speaker 15: Even in the sixties, the CIA used this to bring

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Speaker 15: down monsoons during the Vietnam War to wash out the

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Speaker 15: viet Cong. Governments have been alleged to alleged to right yeah.

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Speaker 15: Now we realize that for decades now these governments have

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Speaker 15: been alleged to have experimented with weather control, but nothing conclusive.

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Speaker 2: This time we're begging.

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Speaker 15: In the laws of physics. Rather than simply waving our

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Speaker 15: hands and adding mumbo jumbo, we're actually using trillion watt

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Speaker 15: lasers now and in the laboratory, sure enough, they precipitate

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Speaker 15: bring down electricity down the beam. Finding trillion watt lasers,

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Speaker 15: we rip apart. The electrons created what are called ions.

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Speaker 15: These ions actually like seas, like dust particles, bringing down

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Speaker 16: We're going to be changing the name of the Gulf

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Speaker 16: of Mexico to the Gulf of mit and michael Berry,

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Speaker 16: which has a beautiful way.

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Speaker 14: I gothered here today to pay tribute to the greatest,

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Speaker 14: most divine creation in all of history, the Federal Government.

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Speaker 14: Blessed be his name, My children, May we walk into

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Speaker 14: the valley of the shadow of the unemployment line. For

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Speaker 14: a word from the Book of Pelosi, please kneel before

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Speaker 14: the effigy of Obama, our father Whart in Washington. Pallow

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Speaker 14: be thy name, Thy monthly checks, come, thy free lunch

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Speaker 14: be done in the States as it is in Washington.

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Speaker 14: Give us this day our government cheese, and forgive us

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Speaker 14: for trying to keep our own property, as we forgive

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Speaker 14: those who leach off the government. Lead us not into independence,

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Speaker 14: For Thine is the government, and the power and the glory,

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Speaker 14: forever and ever. Amen.

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Speaker 6: New Mexico Governor Michelle Luhan Grisham was on face the

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Speaker 6: nation when we learned, ready for this, that forty percent

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Speaker 6: of New Mexicans are on Medicaid. You know what that means.

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Speaker 6: That means you're paying for all their health care because

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Speaker 6: they're not taking care of themselves. Brandon Johnson, the mayor

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Speaker 6: of Chicago, this past week, I can't remember Wednesday or

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Speaker 6: the federal government's going to have to help out. Nope,

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Speaker 6: we're not helping out. Do you remember I think it

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Speaker 6: Maybe it was Gerald Ford, but whoever the president was

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Speaker 8: Well.

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Speaker 6: The problem is you got Gavin Newsom in California piling

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Speaker 6: You've got Pritzker in Illinois piling on to Brandon Johnson

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Speaker 6: So between the cities and the governors, you've got spind

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Speaker 6: through the roof, and people are moving out, and they're

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Speaker 6: they want the rest of us who disagreed with their policies,

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Speaker 6: We're basically subsidizing New Mexico to a massive extent already,

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Speaker 6: and they're bad decisions.

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Speaker 13: Two out of five New Mexicans are on MEDICAI.

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Speaker 5: You've got a lot of rural hospitals. Have you figured

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Speaker 5: out how to implement everything doctor Oz just laid out?

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Speaker 8: Absolutely not.

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Speaker 17: Is no real way to implement this. It's more paperwork

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Speaker 17: for everyone. It's more paperwork for federal government, for state governments,

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Speaker 17: for county governments, for local hospitals, for independent providers. And

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Speaker 17: you know what Americans really hate, Margaret, When you go

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Speaker 17: to your primary care physician and you spend twenty minutes

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Speaker 17: doesn't make any sense. We should be a society and

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Speaker 17: a country that is connecting people to healthcare providers.

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Speaker 5: I think the one thing.

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Speaker 17: That doctor Oz represents that's a fair representation is we

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Speaker 17: should be healthier as Americans.

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Speaker 1: All right, then we.

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Speaker 17: Need to be moving out of poverty. We need drug prices.

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Speaker 17: We should talk about that to come down. So go

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Speaker 17: after insurance companies do manufacturing here, make sure we can

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Speaker 17: negotiate fair prices. Let states do that, because I guarantee

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Speaker 17: you will do a better job in the federal government.

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Speaker 17: And lastly, get people early easy access. Today more than

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Speaker 17: half or about half, our small businesses don't even offer

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Speaker 6: But now what Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont said his state

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Speaker 6: doesn't ask for immigration status and that they do it

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Speaker 6: on purpose. You know why, because they don't want to

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Speaker 6: have to help ICE deport illegals, not eagles illegals. If

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Speaker 8: Here's what we do is, Arlena, we don't ask people's

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Speaker 6: Redistricting has been in the news the Big subject, and

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Speaker 17: Subpoenas from Texas do work in New York.

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Speaker 17: How subpoenas in Texas don't work in Chicago.

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Speaker 1: He's gonna come get us.

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Speaker 18: How the decisions that come from this chamber could reverberate nationwide.

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Speaker 19: We're gonna add a little bit about these war houses.

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Speaker 6: I know all about. Ramon wants to know what around

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Speaker 20: Whistling bungholes, spleen splitters, whisker biscuits, honkey riders, hooskerdoos hoosker,

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Speaker 8: There's another master alarm, Houston.

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Speaker 8: Like you've hurt Richard, start record.

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Speaker 17: Well, look it won't work, get me another one.

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Speaker 21: I was going to see Jimmy. I know, I know,

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Speaker 21: Well they said he was.

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Speaker 7: I know, I know.

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Speaker 7: Now there's been an explosion and they're all okay, they're

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Speaker 21: If they could get a washing machine to fly my

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Speaker 6: Another astronaut, Jim Lovell GISs me, famously portrayed on the

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Speaker 2: Accepted into the NASA Space Program in nineteen sixty two,

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Speaker 2: Jim Lovell is first of four space flights in nineteen

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Speaker 14: To me, APOLLOWA was a bigger deal.

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Speaker 2: Pollow eight was the epitome, the high point of my

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Speaker 2: we have a problem. That famous phrase depicted in the

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Speaker 2: Earth on April seventeenth, touring an exhibit in Chicago. Level

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Speaker 2: recently reflected on his experience with the Gemini and Apollo missions. Now,

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Speaker 6: You know, we think of astronauts as celebrities because that's

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Speaker 6: On the fiftieth anniversary, actually, a few days after the

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Speaker 6: to speak to Jim Levell about that mission. I'd like

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Speaker 2: And Mom, okay, man, go ahead.

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Speaker 1: We've had a hard one my racetime.

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Speaker 8: I don't know what it was. It may be both

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Speaker 15: The crew reported it, we got a name be under.

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Speaker 6: What's going through your mind at that.

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Speaker 1: Point, Well, essentially what went through my mind at that

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Speaker 6: What was your worst fear at that moment.

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Speaker 1: I didn't have a wish fear that this was disastrous.

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Speaker 14: That was a.

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Speaker 6: Difficult interview to coordinate, felt, but well worth the time

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Speaker 16: Just as a as an astronaut and that experience and

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Speaker 2: Which he did use. He he did you he did.

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Speaker 6: Monetize that level. And I'm not mad at him for that,

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Speaker 2: Hey, what did you do with ballot?

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Speaker 11: If he was saying right now, you're listening to the

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Speaker 6: All right, so you've got that, you got that net

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Speaker 6: we've got people throwing green dildos. CNN with a serious

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Speaker 10: The WNBA is cracking down on dildo's being thrown onto

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Speaker 12: It's ridiculous, it's dumb, it's corny, it's stupid. It's also dangerous,

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Speaker 6: Yes, it's quite the existential question mark. What are we

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Speaker 6: Unadulterated evil, misogynistic cave Man era hate by men toward women,

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Speaker 6: Or is it merely the sophomoric silliness of people going

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Speaker 10: He's cracking down on dildo's being thrown onto the court

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Speaker 6: What is this? Could maybe we can open the lines

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Speaker 6: and y'all call this was a ESPN and tell us

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Speaker 6: what is this? I mean, we've got to find meaning

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Speaker 6: in this? What is this? Where do we? I don't

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Speaker 6: know where to put this?

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Speaker 1: Where?

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Speaker 6: What is this? John wrightes Czar the answer to the

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Speaker 6: existential question. The ESPN crowd is all gushing over what

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Speaker 6: is this? What phenomenon is this that is transpiring here

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Speaker 6: in our league? Sometimes a dildo is simply just that,

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Speaker 6: a dildo, nothing more, nothing less, Not everything has to

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Speaker 6: have such a profound meaning, Greg wrights Zar. If the

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Speaker 6: WNBA had any marketing skills, which they don't, they would

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Speaker 6: start having dildo night. Let everyone hold them up, maybe

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Speaker 6: turn off the lights and have dildos that light up. Well,

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Speaker 6: we're just imagining the meeting and how that goes. Sex

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Speaker 6: toys being hurled onto the court, hitting fans in the face.

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Speaker 6: What screams family more than that they've been trying to

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Speaker 6: attract families to the Lesbian League. Nothing says full on

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Speaker 6: family quite like dildo's being thrown onto the court. Imagine

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Speaker 6: the genius ideas that were developed as a result of

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Speaker 6: that meeting.

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Speaker 2: By folks.

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Speaker 19: Attention, I'm here from the corporate office to address the

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Speaker 19: biggest cont since we found out Cheryl Swoops came out

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Speaker 19: of the closet. We've got an issue where the rubbers

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Speaker 19: finally meaning the road. So may call it free throw dildo.

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Speaker 19: I've heard it called dildo from downtown. Let's stop the giggling, folks.

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Speaker 19: This is a real problem for a league that makes

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Speaker 19: no money. Now, I'd like to welcome more people that

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Speaker 19: make no money. Our board of directors, Rosie O'Donnell, Ellen

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Speaker 19: DeGeneres and Wanda Sykes. Let's open the floor to the

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Speaker 19: entire group now on an action plan to stop these

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Speaker 19: dildos on the court.

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Speaker 14: Lesbian Linda here.

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Speaker 19: What if we approach it like MLB, which I think

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Speaker 19: stands for Men's Lesbian Badgers.

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Speaker 2: They have next buck their balls.

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Speaker 19: What if we have an iud iron uteristone.

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Speaker 6: Originally I thought that was a little butcherly. That does

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Speaker 6: sound incredible.

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Speaker 19: Can you imagine a foul dildo being caught in the

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Speaker 19: stands like a jose Al two v home run pot

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Speaker 19: it with my fate, Kate Clark, Sophie Cunningham scoring all

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Speaker 19: those points, being pretty and loving men. They are cancers

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Speaker 19: of our league.

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Speaker 6: We're the w NBA white Never be alright?

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Speaker 17: Did you?

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Speaker 9: By the way, the net is a fake story, the

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Speaker 9: Moon said. People don't realize that's a fake story. They're

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Speaker 9: not really putting up. I assume that that would be obvious.

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Speaker 17: You know what.

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Speaker 6: It says a lot about the.

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Speaker 2: League when.

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Speaker 14: You do think that that might be the.

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Speaker 6: Real story, because it's the sort of thing that could

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Speaker 1: Best Thank you and good night.