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Speaker 7: be closer to twenty For Officer Scott Durphy, who was shot.

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Speaker 7: the greatest executive producer in all the land, Chatticoni Nakanishi,

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Speaker 7: you're weak in review. Blowing stuff up? Is it's natural

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Speaker 7: to our manhood. If you got some boy talking about

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Speaker 8: I'm serious law enforcement speaking about what is being investigated

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Speaker 8: as a possible second attempted assassination of former President Trump

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Speaker 9: Hi's a guy from not here all the way to

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Speaker 9: Is able to get a rifle in that vicinity? Is

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Speaker 7: Keep your eye on the jailhouse camera because I suspect

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Speaker 7: mister Ryan Roathe may not make it. He knows too

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Speaker 7: many things. This is not what they would like you

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Speaker 10: Movieople.

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Speaker 11: Multiple reports say that Israel's Mussan spy agency placed explosives

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Speaker 11: in thousands of Hezbola pages before they detonate.

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Speaker 9: They exploded.

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Speaker 7: We know now in Syria as well. Imagine the discipline

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Speaker 7: Bull We couldn't pull that off. The United States Intelligence

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Speaker 12: work sitting on a hemorrhoid. That's commitment, Pamela, So you're

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Speaker 15: Go ahead, mister Barry. How are you doing, sir? I'm

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Speaker 15: calling you from pong Tech, Korea.

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Speaker 7: What in the world are you doing there?

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Speaker 10: Oh, it's a job.

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Speaker 15: I'm a contractor. I'm over here doing my thing. That's

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Speaker 15: about it, sir. I'm a big fan of your shelf.

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Speaker 7: Sir, Well, thank you so your first time, first time

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Speaker 7: call it. You're in where Korea?

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Speaker 10: Peng Tech Korea, next to Camp Country.

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Speaker 7: Okay, I know of peong Yang. I don't spell this

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Speaker 10: Uh tech peong Tech? I can't But where are we here?

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Speaker 7: I'm called t A E C T A E C Adam.

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Speaker 7: Where where do you live?

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Speaker 10: Normally san Antonio Tech?

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Speaker 7: Have you called the show?

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Speaker 10: Be fourth with me.

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Speaker 7: I'm going to read to you about that place. I'm

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Speaker 7: going to read to you about this place, Adam. Peong

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Speaker 7: Tech is a city in Gyeongi Province, South Korea, located

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Speaker 7: in the southwestern part of the province. Peong Tech was

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Speaker 7: The South Korean government plans to transform peng Tech City

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Speaker 7: It is the location of peong Tech University, all right,

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Speaker 7: So what do you do there?

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Speaker 10: I work for a group. But we just do a

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Speaker 10: Nothing like that. Just we just do maintenance work. That's

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Speaker 7: Do y'all make beepers that get sent to eleven?

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Speaker 10: And no we don't. I heard I saw that in news.

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Speaker 10: I heard about that. That's pretty wild. I was like,

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Speaker 7: Yeah, the the uh, the details they went to to

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Speaker 7: let's see. They're calling it Operation grim Beeper. One of

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Speaker 7: the most astonishing intelligence operations in history, a reworking of

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Speaker 7: in one. First, the Israelis thoroughly mapped Hesbela's supply chain. Second,

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Speaker 7: Every one of the thousands of persons killed or maimed

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Speaker 7: The great genius of the operation is that the Israelis

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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's it's incredible. It it truly is incredible. What

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Speaker 15: For a few months and then I'll travel off. I've

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Speaker 10: The world for a while.

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Speaker 7: How's the food.

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Speaker 10: Good? Actually, Korean food is pretty good. It's really good.

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Speaker 7: Oh, well, fascinating. What does he have the lot of numbers?

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Speaker 14: that's incredible, that's really something. Let's go to Sean Sean.

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Speaker 16: But you know, my parents immigrated from another country.

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Speaker 10: And we had to wait twelve and a half years

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Speaker 12: In Phoenix said, oh, and I was reading the news

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Speaker 12: And it looks just like our Barbie Robinson that we're

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Speaker 7: Health director here. Did y'all know that she actually has

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Speaker 7: You can literally have two high profile, powerful, high paying

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Speaker 13: Yesterday, Well, Texas is suing Harrison County over its revamped

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Speaker 13: Well, the controversy commes as judge A dollar Go and

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Speaker 13: some other commissioners voted to increase property rates. Tax increases

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Speaker 7: You and how long it will last? That story all

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Speaker 18: Six the property tax rate will increase from three point

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Speaker 9: Now, state law requires that.

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Speaker 18: Voters approve a property tax height if a county wants

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Speaker 9: It by more than three point five percent.

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Speaker 18: However, Harris County is allowed an exception this year to

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Speaker 18: natural disasters we've experienced this year. The extra funding will

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Speaker 18: help pay for damages already sustain and allow the county

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Speaker 9: Today, we heard from residents.

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Speaker 18: During public comment who already express opposition to this.

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Speaker 19: I am here concerned about the huge tax increase. The

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Speaker 19: We likely will have more homelessness and crime. I'm asking

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Speaker 20: What we saw, especially during Barrel again, the directo that

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Speaker 3: For the next one.

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Speaker 9: Another thing to know on your November ballot.

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Speaker 18: The budget also calls for voters to consider a seventy

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Speaker 18: average household and extra sixty dollars per year. If passed,

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Speaker 18: The measure would add an additional one hundred and thirteen

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Speaker 18: Reporting from downtown Houston, Rosie Win, ABC thirteen Eyewitness News, that.

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Speaker 7: Story from ABC thirteen, and that's exactly what they're going

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Speaker 7: to use the money for, you know, to prepare for

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Speaker 7: all this money. They're going to prepare for the next

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Speaker 7: big flood. Do you know how many Barbie Robinson's there

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Speaker 7: Rodney Ellis has a net work of these people. This

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Speaker 7: is what they do. The grifters move from town to

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Speaker 14: Or write a story about, Oh, look at that, we

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Speaker 7: And then she uses all the right buzzwords. We're going

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Speaker 7: going to do things that have never been done. Public

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Speaker 7: health in this town is going to be better than

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Speaker 7: it's ever been. And we're going to address the climate change. Oh,

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Speaker 7: and we're going to have abortions on every corner own.

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Speaker 7: We're going to empower people, and we're going to collaborate

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Speaker 7: we're going to do it. And then a couple of

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Speaker 7: of get to the point here, it's this Silvester Turner's administration.

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Speaker 7: You bring these grifters in. You remember chas Bono Longoria

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Speaker 7: And that was because she did it in a Democrat

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Speaker 7: The Democrats weren't doing what he wanted them to do.

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Speaker 7: He wanted an election commission, he wanted this. He wanted

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Speaker 7: that's what they're doing now, that's what they're doing all day.

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Speaker 7: Kim Ogg, who he also targeted and kicked out of office,

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Speaker 7: her budget has been cut because we don't want prosecutors

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Speaker 12: Two best uses of the term broke in Robert ro'keane

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Speaker 7: And remember.

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Speaker 12: Jerry Klower. Remember Big John. He peeled off the Brogans

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Speaker 7: His toenails into that tree and headed out, and he said,

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Speaker 7: You remember Brenda Grimsly, They live out in college station.

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Speaker 7: been stationed in peong Tech, South Korea for two years

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Speaker 7: at Camp Humphreys in Peong Tech. He is the marine

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Speaker 7: liaison to the Korean Marines. We're going to there. We're

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Speaker 7: going there to see him in a couple of months, sorry,

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Speaker 7: a couple of weeks, Simper five Brenda, Well, how nice

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Speaker 7: is that? So I don't know, three four weeks ago

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Speaker 7: during the storm because we had to reschedule the canine program.

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Speaker 7: The Houston Police Foundation administers the canine program, and you

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Speaker 7: can sponsor a dog. It's usually a German Shepherd or

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Speaker 7: the two they use, or German Shepherd and Belgium malnwaw.

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Speaker 7: And so I said, Matt Brice told me about the event,

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Speaker 7: and I said, well, how much is it? Thirty five

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Speaker 7: I'm sponsoring a dog too. So we were supposed to.

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Speaker 7: They were I can't remember how many dogs. It was

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Speaker 7: going to be twenty five dogs something like that, twenty

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Speaker 7: picked your dog. So I sent it to my kids

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Speaker 7: and that's the dog that we have officially sponsored. We

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Speaker 7: doesn't you know not like the dog is coming to

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Speaker 7: Police Foundation, Kelly Wallace. See, if your name is Kelly,

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Speaker 7: you need to put in there whether you're a man

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Speaker 7: till after five you know what I mean? And then

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Speaker 7: So you don't know what you're up against here. So

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Speaker 7: I got my email. You want to hear it. This

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Speaker 7: right now. Good morning. We are so excited that you're

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Speaker 7: sponsoring an HPD canine. We had a very successful event

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Speaker 7: at Federal American Grill and we only have one dog left.

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Speaker 7: I'm attaching a photo of Boxy and his handler, Jeffrey

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Speaker 7: Michael Jeffrey Michael. What You're not gonna give me his

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Speaker 7: last name? Jeffrey Michael. What I think that's the dude's

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Speaker 7: whole name. How are you going to be named Jeffrey Michael?

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Speaker 12: Anyway, it looks like a badass, looks like a guy

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Speaker 12: that probably served in Iraq or Afghanistan. Anyway, she said,

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Speaker 12: I'm attaching a photo of Boxy and his handler, Jeffrey Michael.

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Speaker 12: Boxy is a beautiful and very friendly Belgian mountwall Well, okay.

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Speaker 7: That's a problem. I don't want a very friendly dog.

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Speaker 12: I want a dog that would some bad dude is

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Speaker 7: You let Boxy go that Boxy is a very mean dog,

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Speaker 3: You know.

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Speaker 12: People think that George when they come to the house,

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Speaker 7: Start licking them. Boxy will be eight years old on

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Speaker 7: September thirtieth. Officer Michael is the lead trainer for the

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Speaker 7: Canine Unit. He's a huge fan of your show and

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Speaker 7: he's looking forward to meeting you. Huh, how about that?

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Speaker 7: How nice is that ramon Jeffrey Michael. You know people

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Speaker 7: huh Hi, I'm Jeffrey Michael. Okay, I'm Michael Christian. We

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Speaker 7: just we're on a first and middle name basis only anyway,

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Speaker 7: so we don't get to choose our dog. We get

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Speaker 7: the dog that's left. But if he's the head of

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Speaker 7: got extra stroke, right, like we could occasionally sick our

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Speaker 7: jay Walking over Look at that dude, jay Walking. Let

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Speaker 7: that'll be cool. Box He's got like a bulletproof vest

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Speaker 7: like like the catch dogs and the bay dogs and

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Speaker 7: if you go hog hunting with the with the knives

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Speaker 7: this this is a good looking dog. I'm gonna send

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Speaker 7: you a picture of this dog. This is a good

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Speaker 7: That's that's not right. I think me and him's gonna

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Speaker 7: last name for him, Jeffrey Michael Johnson Murphy. Oh, speaking

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Speaker 7: before when Walter Johnson started that from Allied Bank Allied Banka,

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Speaker 7: I think was Allied Bank. So Paul started as a

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Speaker 7: little kid from Mississippi at Allied Bank. Then they formed

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Speaker 7: Southwest Bank of Texas where he rose to probably president

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Speaker 7: there maybe, and then that became AMAGY and then he

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Speaker 7: left and started with Mark Shapiro and a couple other guys.

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Speaker 7: Cadence Bank, which is still going strong today. He has

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Speaker 7: since left there, but he's a dear friend of mine

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Speaker 7: and anyone who is a Paul Murphy friend, there are

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Speaker 7: many reasons to be Paul Murphy's friend. He's a good friend,

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Speaker 7: He's there when you need him. He's an interesting cat.

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Speaker 7: But the highlight of being his friend is that every

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Speaker 7: year because he's a graduate of I believe it's Old

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Speaker 7: miss not Mississippi State, but it's one of the two

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Speaker 7: in Mississippi. I get them mixed up. Is you get

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Speaker 7: this big cheeseball and people that went to a lot

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Speaker 7: of people that went to that university will send you,

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Speaker 7: like is their annual gift. The university's famous for his

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Speaker 7: big cheeseball. You know those little bitty cheeses that have

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Speaker 7: the kind of the red casing on them, and they're

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Speaker 7: in the mesh the little Yeah, Like the mesh is

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Speaker 7: the lingerie for that little cheese? What that is? Anyway?

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Speaker 7: I'm to ask him if I could post a picture

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Speaker 7: of this. That's a good looking dog. Man. Now I'm

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Speaker 7: gonna be watching the news and the dog will be

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Speaker 7: attacking the bad guy, and I don't wander Fres's boxing.

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Speaker 7: I've seen a little love offering the box a good job, Finck,

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Speaker 7: I have a good boy,