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Speaker 2: The number one question I have received from listeners across

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Speaker 2: John Thune instead of Rick Scott. I offered Ted Cruz

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Speaker 2: in wednesdays vote, and I have not heard back. That

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Speaker 2: be as follows. This does not justify it. Understand that

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Speaker 2: Ted Cruz has a fortune spent against him by Californians.

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Speaker 2: because McConnell would rather he lose. He really would. McConnell

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Speaker 2: John Cornyan voted the right way on this bill. We lost,

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Speaker 2: Why do you dislike Cornin so much? I served on

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Speaker 2: It was Biden's to hold on to. It's Jimmy Carter

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Speaker 2: to spite them, goes the story from within, he immediately

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Speaker 5: Democrats now grappling with their stunning loss and trying to

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Speaker 5: I think people never got to know Kama Harris during

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Speaker 8: The party itself has increasingly become a smarty pants, suburban,

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Speaker 1: Joe Biden's decision to run for president again was a

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Speaker 10: We can all unite in knowing that Joe Biden would

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Speaker 2: The amazing part of all this is they still refer

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Speaker 8: Bottom line, if you're an average working person out there,

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Speaker 2: And quickly before we go to break, Christen Welker asked him,

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Speaker 5: I let you go, I do want to ask you

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Speaker 5: Senator Bernie Sanders, thank you very much for your time

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Speaker 2: in off the Michael Berry Show. It is gonna wipe

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Speaker 2: So this next bit. Earlier I told you that a

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Speaker 3: I'm not on anyone's payroll. I'm not holding to anyone.

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Speaker 3: The truth is the This is just an epic disaster.

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Speaker 2: They spent one hundred thousand dollars did the campaign recreating

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Speaker 10: I am told that there was a Harris campaign staff

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Speaker 10: for roles inside the White House throughout the administration. I'm

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Speaker 10: call that Harris's loss had been sweeping. Now you can

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Speaker 10: imagine a lot of raw emotions right now coursing throughout

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Speaker 10: the Democratic Party, including as we have been reporting, a

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Speaker 10: lot of anger that is being directed at President Biden

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Speaker 4: Ah.

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Speaker 2: Yes, blame the old man. Blame the old man. These

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Speaker 2: people don't learn, you know. They talk about the working class,

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Speaker 2: but the Democrat Party and progressivism is not the party

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Speaker 2: of the working class. It's not the party that my

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Speaker 2: dad voted for as a labor Democrat, as a maintenance

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Speaker 2: worker at a chemical plan for forty years. Boys dressing

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Speaker 2: up as girls, taxpayer funding to chop off the wianers

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Speaker 2: of boys, chop off the breasts of girls, giving children

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Speaker 2: drugs to change who they are without their parents knowing,

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Speaker 2: and if their parents protest, then stealing them on behalf

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Speaker 2: of the state from the parents. Nonsense. We close the

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Speaker 2: program on a funnoe reminder. You can listen to the podcast.

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Speaker 2: For anything you missed, you can email me directly Michael

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Speaker 2: at Michael Berryshow dot com or go to our website

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Speaker 2: Michael Berryshow dot com. We closed with some fun audio.

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Speaker 2: There was a charter flight. The Auburn University men's basketball

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Speaker 2: team was flying from Alabama to Houston to play the

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Speaker 2: Houston Cougars. My alma mater in a basketball game when

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Speaker 2: the pilot asked for police on the ground because the

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Speaker 2: flight was diverted because there was a fight among the

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Speaker 2: Auburn men's basketball team. Take it away, yeah.

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Speaker 4: But we have got an altercation off the boards. We

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Speaker 4: talked to the player to murdercy and when we got

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Speaker 4: a bunch of basketball players fighting, the flight deck is

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Speaker 4: secure for the foot level. It's contained for a moment

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Speaker 4: which you had were all police on the ground and

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Speaker 4: we had two players that got into the physical altercation

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