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Speaker 4: Let's talk about some politics stuff, can we for a

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Speaker 5: Let's talk about it. So Biden.

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Speaker 6: Today is today is his birthday. He's eighty one.

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Speaker 7: Today, I do my birthday, shout out, shoutouts, But yeah,

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Speaker 4: His birthday is today, and he is facing a historic

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Speaker 4: a variety of other different things. So all right, we can,

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Speaker 4: we can give our weekly predictions on who we think

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Speaker 4: important to look on the money behind it. So lobbying

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Speaker 4: extremely important. Over ten billion dollars, they said, will we

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Speaker 4: spent this cycle on campaign contributions and lobbying? And this

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Speaker 5: It's paid for.

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Speaker 4: It's paid for by the highest bidder, and whoever has

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Speaker 4: There's no different. But it's interesting, who do you think

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Speaker 6: In terms of money being spent out?

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Speaker 4: Who spent the most money on lobbying? Not so campaign

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Speaker 5: Well, who do you think what group, what what group.

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Speaker 4: Spent the most money in lobbying politicians in twenty twenty two?

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Speaker 6: Can we do a family feu style.

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Speaker 8: Now they're not in the top five. And here you go, Hey, Steve,

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Speaker 8: how you doing. I'm gonna go with farmer, big farmer.

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Speaker 4: They're not number one. Okay, so let's let's let's go through.

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Speaker 5: Who knew?

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Speaker 6: I definitely I thought I knew Number one. I know

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Speaker 4: So the interesting thing a lot of people put they

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Speaker 4: you said, they split their best every day. Any intelligent

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Speaker 4: you that's how you really lobby. Officially, you give money

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Speaker 5: Wall Street usually favors Democrats.

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Speaker 8: That's true, and the stock market has done better under

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Speaker 6: Too, so that that makes sense. Boom with Clinton, boom

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Speaker 8: But yeah, normally under a democratic regime, things do float

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Speaker 5: Yeah, somebody said, when do you work in finance?

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Speaker 6: That's crazy, shot.

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Speaker 7: It's the first time you shout out to everybody the

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Speaker 6: This is how you used to feel in twenty twenty

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Speaker 4: What shout out to the Well, if you, if you,

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Speaker 4: if you tape my name in Google, it comes up

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Speaker 4: as an American basketball player.

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Speaker 6: So true, that's fire.

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Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, so some people might not know my background.

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Speaker 7: That's the bots that you said in forty episodes straight,

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Speaker 4: Yeah, but I just I just think that it's interesting

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Speaker 5: Everything? Everything business is funding politics.

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Speaker 4: And this is extremely important because when you talk about taxes,

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Speaker 4: And it would also make sense that every single interest

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Speaker 5: This is if your top priority.

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Speaker 5: That's their priority.

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Speaker 4: So they'll use our voting block because it's important to

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Speaker 5: Now you're in a.

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