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Speaker 2: On the air. You said you turn.

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Speaker 3: I'm not.

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Speaker 2: So go home. I sway to God. Low dog. You

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Speaker 1: You die first, get it.

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Speaker 3: Your friends might get me in a rush, but not

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Speaker 2: You understand me. He's plucked. Let's rush you.

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Speaker 3: No, he bluff.

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Speaker 2: You're not as stupid as you look like.

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Speaker 4: The mayor of Newark, New Jersey, was arrested at an

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Speaker 5: Including announcement that he will be updating our air traffic

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Speaker 5: especially those of you who've been around for a minute.

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Speaker 5: no longer do. We are not making progress in our

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Speaker 5: It's a result of an inability to confront failure and

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Speaker 5: incompetence and to celebrate accomplishment and excellence. Rush warned this

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Speaker 5: day would come. Thomas Soul has spoken at length and

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Speaker 5: now are suffering absolute fear and panic. I'm going to

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Speaker 5: Oh well, we've got to put a girl there, even

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Speaker 5: And I say this all the time, to the point

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Speaker 5: We've never had a midget girl as quarterback, and midget

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Speaker 5: that because you recognize your team would lose. Well, imagine that.

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Speaker 5: executed properly. That's just as true of any other organization,

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Speaker 5: the United States government, the military, companies, you name it.

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Speaker 1: Why would we tolerate this?

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Speaker 5: Why does the president need to update our air traffic

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Speaker 5: control system? Nobody doubts he does. But why what happened?

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Speaker 5: What was happening that caused this? What were they focused on? Well,

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Speaker 3: They spent tens of billions of dollars trying to take old,

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Speaker 2: You could have bought a whole new system. So we

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Speaker 3: This system is so incredible what they can do, but

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Speaker 3: So here's the story. We're going to be buying a

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Speaker 5: Prior to heading off to Saudi Arabia this morning President

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Speaker 3: A highly neurotic, brilliant businessman, seriously overweight, and he takes

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Speaker 5: fixing drug prices, which they are. Unfortunately, business has overtaken health,

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Speaker 5: a certain kind of cancer, whatever that might be. And

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Speaker 5: If I hit the jackpot and I get something good

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Speaker 5: simply rip me off. It's what the Chinese have done

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Speaker 6: It's a Congressoman, a real one asking a real witness.

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Speaker 5: Now, this next statement she makes is actually true. She

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Speaker 1: They do want the safest white boy.

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Speaker 5: And right now that's Jasmine, Right now, that's Gavin Newsom,

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Speaker 5: And they figured out a crazy, half black, half Indian

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Speaker 6: In her life.

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Speaker 3: Listen to the Michael Berry Show podcast and you'll be

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Speaker 1: Share with your friends, and you'll be the most popular too.

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Speaker 5: the KKK aligns with the Republican Party.

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Speaker 7: They try to act like, oh, political violence, it's the

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Speaker 7: Democrats and it's the liberals, and it's like, actually, got

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Speaker 7: actually actually, I mean I'm not gonna say that like

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Speaker 7: a left leaning person cannot be violent, because that would

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Speaker 7: be like crazy to say that somebody can't be but

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Speaker 7: baebee babe, y'all got the white supremacist galore.

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Speaker 1: Okay, like all of them. You got the proud boys,

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Speaker 1: you got, you got the neo Nazis.

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Speaker 7: You have people that literally should be classified as domestic

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Speaker 7: terrorists because a lot of times that is what they

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Speaker 7: are doing. They're engaging in domestic terrorism. And guess what,

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Speaker 7: they all align with your side, including the KKK. So like,

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Speaker 7: I mean, this is this is who aligns with that.

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Speaker 7: So like inherently and like who you are, y'all are violent,

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Speaker 7: like y'all, and most of your violence has to do

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Speaker 7: with people that's got a little.

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Speaker 1: Bit of milleni.

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Speaker 7: But nevertheless, like y'all are a violent group of people,

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Speaker 7: like you attract violent.

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Speaker 5: Actors inherently and inherently. Jasmine Crockett has the tendency of

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Speaker 5: someone who is trying to make herself sound more thoughtful

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Speaker 5: and reasoned and wise than she is. So she uses

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Speaker 5: words repeatedly because it's top of mind in her mind.

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Speaker 1: You know, you ever pull up to a red light,

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Speaker 1: some dude pulls up beside you.

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Speaker 5: He's guy's windows down, and you feel him before he

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Speaker 5: drives up because your body is shaking and he's got

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Speaker 5: base galore his whole. He's basically just a big boombox

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Speaker 5: and four wheels, and he's got his seat leaning back

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Speaker 5: like he's creeping winds down to maximize how much of

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Speaker 5: his music can be felt by other people. And you

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Speaker 5: think to yourself, you absolute complete clown, right. But what's

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Speaker 5: funny is in his mind he thinks that you're thinking, man,

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Speaker 5: that dude's got some base.

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Speaker 1: And it is in that disconnect.

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Speaker 5: That we recognize how different we really are, how different

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Speaker 5: we are, and how our goals.

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Speaker 1: You know, how how did that guy end up in

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Speaker 1: that situation? You think that guy is a good decision maker.

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Speaker 5: You think that guy is a guy that that you

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Speaker 5: would you would say to yourself, he's, uh, he's making.

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Speaker 1: Good decisions in his life.

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Speaker 5: You might like to put him in charge of the

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Speaker 5: uh little league baseball finances, or or maybe have him

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Speaker 5: teach the children, or maybe hand him the keys and

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Speaker 5: have him run your.

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Speaker 1: Business for a week. What do you think he would do?

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Speaker 5: What do you think he would do when he got

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Speaker 5: access to the bank account? Think he'd make good decisions

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Speaker 5: or bad decisions? Because things tend to occur in patterns. Now,

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Speaker 5: I was raised in a strict disciplinarian household. No shame

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Speaker 5: in that, actually very grateful for it. I was taught

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Speaker 5: that you will behave in patterns that become habits. You

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Speaker 5: will behave in individual actions that pile up to become habits,

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Speaker 5: and they become who you are. We didn't wear our

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Speaker 5: shoes in the house like a Japanese family. You took

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Speaker 5: off your shoes as you were entering the house. In

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Speaker 5: the garage, you set them to the side. You didn't

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Speaker 5: kick them off, set them to the side in an

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Speaker 5: orderly fashion. William mcgraven and speaking to University of Texas

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Speaker 5: graduating class several years ago. Admiral was it Admiral mcgraven,

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Speaker 5: General mcgraven, I can't remember, It doesn't matter, mcgraven said.

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Speaker 5: First thing you do in the morning and you wake up,

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Speaker 5: make your bed. Seems like such a simple act, but

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Speaker 5: it allows you to perform an action the first thing

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Speaker 5: you get up, and to get a positive result before

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Speaker 5: the craziness and chaos of the world overtakes you. You

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Speaker 5: have now accomplished something that denures to your own good.

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Speaker 5: You have set yourself up so that tonight you get

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Speaker 5: into a nicely made bed. You've not procrastinated, leaving the

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Speaker 5: task for later, wasting brain power on when you were

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Speaker 5: going to do it or whether you were going to

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Speaker 5: do it. You started with a win. You started by

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Speaker 5: doing something you did not want to do.

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Speaker 1: Do tough things.

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Speaker 5: I read a lot about successful people, and they all

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Speaker 5: have some version or another of do tough things.

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Speaker 1: It's good for you.

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Speaker 5: Confront difficult things head on. You don't like to do something,

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Speaker 5: do that first, so you don't procrastinate and you don't

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Speaker 5: worry about it. Knock out the hard stuff first. When

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Speaker 5: I was a kid, it seems like a small thing,

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Speaker 5: But when I was a kid, there were things I

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Speaker 5: didn't want to eat on my plate. So I ate

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Speaker 5: them first, saving the good things because if you save,

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Speaker 5: if you eat the good things first, by the time

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Speaker 5: you get to that, you're already full.

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Speaker 1: And it's so much harder do tough things.

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Speaker 5: Be the person you want to be and understand that

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Speaker 5: a lot of other people are not operating on that system.

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Speaker 5: So you're the general manager of your own team. Avoid

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Speaker 5: drafting bad people. They will be a problem. It's going

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Speaker 5: to be interesting to watch Shador Sanders in the draft.

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Speaker 5: It's going to be interesting to see whether the GMS

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Speaker 5: were right that he is toxic.

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Speaker 1: Very interesting to see him.

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Speaker 5: I don't wish him ill at all, but it is

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Speaker 5: going to culture counts, and you have a culture, you

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Speaker 5: have a personal brand, and you are part of a culture.

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Speaker 1: Whether you realize it or not.

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Speaker 5: Your household, your company, your friend group and they may

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Speaker 5: be slightly different.

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Speaker 1: Please help us us let your bility.

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Speaker 5: Thank you. I didn't know