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Speaker 1: Michael Berry Show is on the air. Hello, go everybuddy.

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Speaker 3: And a good morning to the TZAR. Good morning, Michael Berry.

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Speaker 3: It's Sean Connery. But you had a little radio show.

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Speaker 3: Pity I wasn't invind it. Good morning, Michael Berry. I'm

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Speaker 3: all jaked up on Mountain Dew. This is the Thornton

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Speaker 3: Finch wishing you a good morning. Good morning, Michael Berry.

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Speaker 3: You the morning, Michael Berry. Good morning, Michael, Good morning, Michael,

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Speaker 3: Good morning.

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Speaker 1: Zar, Good morning, Michael, zay Sailing, Good morning, El Casino.

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Speaker 3: Good morning, Michael. Hello, Hello, are you there? Good money,

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Speaker 3: Michael Berry. How you learned that? A ready it tomorrow?

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Speaker 3: Mone Good morny Eexcess.

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Speaker 4: Listen to this, Good Moarty, Texas morning, your car, Good morning.

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Speaker 5: Texas is on his day.

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Speaker 3: We're happy here to talk about everything. Good morning, We're

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Speaker 3: not wearing dance.

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Speaker 4: Good moarning Texes, good barding Texas, good bording, excess, good morning,

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Speaker 4: wake up, let's speak, God damn.

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Speaker 3: My good morning.

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Speaker 6: I want to get into the political and economic and

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Speaker 6: cultural news of the day, but first, Ozzy Osbourne died yesterday,

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Speaker 6: at seventy six years older. My first thought is I

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Speaker 6: measure everything against Russia's life, and I know, how does

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Speaker 6: Ozzie live six years longer than Russia.

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Speaker 3: Let me first say.

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Speaker 6: I was not a Black Sabbath or Osbourne fan twenty

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Speaker 6: years ago. I couldn't have named more than five of

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Speaker 6: their songs. Didn't grow up on metal. I'm a country,

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Speaker 6: classic country guy. You know this, and I just wasn't

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Speaker 6: exposed to it. So many friends who are Ozzie nuts,

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Speaker 6: in fact, folks who emailed me and said you better

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Speaker 6: start with Ossie tribute. We will nine o'clock. Jim Mutter,

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Speaker 6: our creative director, went wild on It takes almost the

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Speaker 6: entire segment. Eddie Martinez is going to say too much music,

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Speaker 6: and he'll be right, but you'll understand at that time.

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Speaker 6: But let me start with something I'd like to think

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Speaker 6: on occasion you tune in to be exposed to something

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Speaker 6: different than you came to the show with. My son's

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Speaker 6: name is Crockett. I'm slightly obsessed with the Alamo. I've

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Speaker 6: been reading about the Alamo and our heroes and what

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Speaker 6: third grade. My company that I personally own, that we

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Speaker 6: do our trips, and that all our team works for

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Speaker 6: and all is not iHeart, It's Alamo marketing.

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Speaker 3: So suffice it to say, I have something.

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Speaker 6: Of a weird obsession with the Alamo, as many of

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Speaker 6: is he pete on the Alamo, and I hated him

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Speaker 6: for that, And so I decided yesterday that I would

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Speaker 6: go looking for the real story of what happened. And

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Speaker 6: here it is from a fellow named Traces of Texas.

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Speaker 6: I'm gonna read fast because I'd like to get it

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Speaker 6: all in. In this segment, he wrote, Ozzy Osbourne has

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Speaker 6: died normally he being an Englishman, and all I wouldn't

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Speaker 6: and there is well you know that for those unfamiliar

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Speaker 6: with the story. On February nineteenth, nineteen eighty two, Ozzy

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Speaker 6: Osbourne found himself in San Anton, full of booze, dressed

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Speaker 6: thirty six. He didn't know where he was, let alone

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Speaker 6: but one official said, I'd rather chew my arm off

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Speaker 6: than do that. Ozzie was arrested for public intoxication and

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Speaker 6: The incident became a part of rock and roll legend.

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Speaker 6: Artists even created a motion activated statue of Ozzy that

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Speaker 6: trying to copy him. Ozzi returned once more in twenty fifteen,

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Speaker 6: He met with Councilman Robert Trevigno and spoke from the

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Speaker 6: heart quote We've all done things we regret. Ozzie said,

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Speaker 6: We've all done things we regret. I'm honored San Antonio

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Speaker 6: I've also done my share of things that I regret,

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Speaker 6: John Conny once said there's no better place than Texas

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Speaker 6: Texas is mostly big hearted enough to let such moments slide. Now,

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Speaker 6: if Ozzie had whizzed on the Alamo itself, that might

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Speaker 6: be a bridge too far, because I don't care how

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Speaker 6: from Ozzie's mistake. But that expression party like a rock star.

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Speaker 6: I'm convinced it was created for Ozzy on this day,

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Speaker 6: not sure I have. But here's a guy that built

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Speaker 3: Nobody can tell him what to do, bad.

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Speaker 6: Boy, and he managed to go back and apologize.

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Speaker 3: Did he have to know?

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Speaker 6: He could have lived out his seventy six years and

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Speaker 3: Maybe there's something to learn from loss from Michael's brain,

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Speaker 3: every single one of them. To your ears, this is

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Speaker 6: If you are an Ozzie fan, especially if it would

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Speaker 6: mean you recognize eight of his songs to what I do?

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Speaker 6: I mean you love his music? You would travel, you know,

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Speaker 6: not the technical legal term, but that's what I call him.

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Speaker 6: I treated more like a son in law he Inheritson

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Speaker 6: musical influences are Lenyard Skinnert, which of course means something

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Speaker 6: to me, and Ozzy Osbourne and his His garage, which

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Speaker 6: In economic news today, Tesla shares expected to be up

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Speaker 3: Your grandfather or maybe even your father who.

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Speaker 3: But it's quite.

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Speaker 6: Interesting that companies like Tesla will see a drop in income,

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Speaker 6: If you want an automobile, you go buy a Chevrolet.

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Speaker 6: We are witnessing for our way of life, in our mindset,

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Speaker 6: End of story. We are seeing a revolutionary zeal to

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Speaker 6: and that is what they are working very hard to mold.

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Speaker 6: And to their credit, they have been extraordinarily successful, and

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Speaker 3: These are very very good times.

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Speaker 6: We'll talk about that for a complete meltdown with more

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Speaker 6: But city council in Houston to vote on a three

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Speaker 6: Probably didn't help that. John Whitmyer endorsed Kamala Harris when

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Speaker 6: Why he came out and endorsed Kamala Harris late makes

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Speaker 6: Up to three hundred and fourteen million dollar proposed budgeted

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Speaker 6: activities according to the City Hall documents, include power generation, resilience.

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Speaker 6: Remember the fact that Centerpoint was self dealing and keeping

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Speaker 6: Now you might say, well, Michael, I thought you're.

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Speaker 3: The ultimate capital capitalist.

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Speaker 6: Centerpoint operates under governmental protection. It's sort of like publishers

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Speaker 6: like the government, which is you paying for more of

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Speaker 3: Hmmm?

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Speaker 6: Homeless services? What Wait a minute, Wait a minute, we

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Speaker 3: While homeowners were devastated include.

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Speaker 6: Power generation, resilience, homeless services, debris, and more. Initially, zero

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Speaker 6: dollars were allocated toward housing, but after public outcry, the

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Speaker 6: Watching broken local government fight over the spoils of federal

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Speaker 6: dollars is one of the most grotesque activities for political watchers.

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Speaker 3: Cities are broken. They waste money on stupid.

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Speaker 6: Stuff every week, diversity, gay, illegal immigration, every thing other

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Speaker 3: Maybe we can have it noither. Poet Larreate the story

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Speaker 2: I, Houston said to receive hundreds and millions of dollars

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Speaker 5: But there is concern about how that money could be spent.

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Speaker 3: The city council expected to vote on the plan tomorrow.

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Speaker 3: Rikless Live ed city Council to explain here, try, yeah,

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Speaker 5: When so the city can get up to three hundred

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Speaker 7: Afflicted for years.

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Speaker 3: In public comment today.

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Speaker 8: Fifty million is a drop in the bucket next to

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Speaker 5: Residents voiced concerns over how much of the money in

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Speaker 5: the city's twenty twenty four disaster recovery plan will go

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Speaker 5: You make the vote, but it seems like it's still

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Speaker 9: Here, correct, and so this is a federal reimbursement program.

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Speaker 5: Council Member Tiffany D. Thomas concerned after public outcry. She's

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Speaker 5: now also worried that the fifty million allocated to housing

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Speaker 5: may not be enough. As things stand. Categories with the

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Speaker 5: but Thomas says there is a great need for affordable

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Speaker 9: My recommendation would be to take from the power generation

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Speaker 5: The sentiment today, while fifty million is a lot of money,

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Speaker 5: it will only go so far to address an overwhelming need.

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Speaker 8: Consider moving funds from the energy generation or Police Fire

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Speaker 5: I did reach out to the Mayor's office to ask

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Speaker 5: with some of its greatest needs. So for now, it

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Speaker 5: does not appear that these residents will get the change

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Speaker 5: and of course we'll have.

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Speaker 3: Made you make no mistake when they talk about giving

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Speaker 6: It's not what's your name, you say, Michael Buddy.

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Speaker 3: Well, the amazing.

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Speaker 6: So much respect for people of fortitude. Most people have

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Speaker 6: waiting through those rivers, searching desperately for the bodies. There's

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Speaker 6: no heroes welcome. If you find a body at this point,

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Speaker 3: To do it.

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Speaker 6: The latest update I have from this morning was that

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Speaker 6: adult male and a camp mystic camper. I just can't imagine,

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Speaker 6: you know, your little girl doesn't come home and you're

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Speaker 6: still I just try to put myself in the headspace

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Speaker 6: don't use the word closure. I don't know the right

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Speaker 6: me this little wish, if nothing else. Oh my goodness,

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Speaker 6: what we have witnessed, What we have witnessed through all

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Speaker 3: You know, I saw that.

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Speaker 6: The Palisades fire, the La fires beyond Palisades, but the

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Speaker 6: the agencies that were handpicked by the mayor, Karen Bass,

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Speaker 3: It is a gross disgusting.

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Speaker 6: Connection between some of the nonprofits and liberal Democrat government officials.

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Speaker 3: It is it is. It is grizzly to behold.

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Speaker 6: A Harris County judge last week ordered a Houston businessman

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Speaker 6: lawsuit seeking damages. They gave money to Dominique's Side, Dominique Sides,

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Speaker 3: I'll start, I'll start, I'll start.

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Speaker 3: What parody do you have? Oh? Oh, okay, pivot, Let's

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Speaker 6: Okay, ready, in other news, you know, I was reading

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Speaker 6: Donald Trump went to Coca Cola and told them do

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Speaker 6: away with the corn syrup.

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Speaker 3: You're not getting subsidies anymore. You need to go with

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Speaker 2: Buzz around town tonight, as President Trump is officially struck

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Speaker 2: a deal with Coca Cola to remove that gooey, nasty

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Speaker 2: We've just gotten word from Coca Cola's chief marketing officer

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Speaker 2: a new name has been revealed for this sweet nectar

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Speaker 2: Billy McCracken, who's at Costco where pelletts of the newly

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Speaker 2: branded cocaine are just arriving.

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Speaker 3: Billy, what can you sell us now?

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Speaker 7: Jim Peggy, I am so jacked up. I am so

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Speaker 7: happy about this. I had a couple of amples just earlier.

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Speaker 7: Now I'm so excited about this new product. Cocaine stepping

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Speaker 7: ever tasted anything better? It's the most wonderful thing.

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Speaker 5: In a product.

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Speaker 3: When they got to your costco they ever get.

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Speaker 7: In by eighteen forty six thirty eight ninety two hundred

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Speaker 7: and forty six cases, it's percane sugar. It's the greatest

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Speaker 7: thing I've ever tasted. Abort of an Artsforce Tec in

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Speaker 7: front of Hghhop back Human Studio.

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Speaker 3: Well, thank you, Billy.

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Speaker 2: We haven't heard you this exciting since that red bull

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Speaker 2: truck overturned on the interstate as we closed. Denye, take

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Speaker 2: a look at the new Coca Cola commercial for the

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Speaker 2: newest product features pure cane sugar coke caine.

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Speaker 10: Eighteen eighty six, What a year. Conral Bens introduced the

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Speaker 10: first automobile. Joseph Cochrane has been the first commercially successful

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Speaker 10: automatic dishwasher. I'm a pharmacist by the name of John Pemberton,

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Speaker 10: sold a medical syrup that quickly gained popularity as a

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Speaker 10: refreshing that ridge cold coke do comer.

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Speaker 1: Fast forward to today, and there's more varieties of Coca

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Speaker 1: Cola than leite singers of your.

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Speaker 2: Favorite washed up eighties rock band, Original Coke, Diet Coke,

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Speaker 2: Coke

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Speaker 1: Zero Cola, cherry Coca cola vanilla, and even what we