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Speaker 1: It's that time, time, time, time, luck and lude. Michael

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Speaker 1: Verie Show is on the air.

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Speaker 2: Before podcast, before live streams, before everyone had a hot take,

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Speaker 2: there was rush and.

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Speaker 3: Greetings to your music lovers, thrill seekers, conversationalists. On across

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Speaker 3: the fruited plane. Rush Limbaugh back at it, here in

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Speaker 3: the saddle again, glued tight to the air chair, the

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Speaker 3: throne behind the golden E IV microphone, here at the

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Speaker 3: Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies.

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Speaker 2: Rush Limbaugh didn't just do talk radio. He built modern

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Speaker 2: talk radio.

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Speaker 3: Kamala Harris slipped her way up into California political life

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Speaker 3: by being a very public escort and mattress for California

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Speaker 3: Democrat Kingmaker Willie Brown.

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Speaker 2: Three hours a day, every day, no teleprompter, no script,

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Speaker 2: just a microphone, a stack of stories, and that unmistakable voice.

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Speaker 3: Mob behavior, bullying, the appearance of insane, rage and anger

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Speaker 3: is all they have left.

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Speaker 2: He turned opinion into an art form, made politics entertaining,

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Speaker 2: and made millions of Americans feel like someone was finally

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Speaker 2: saying what they were thinking.

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Speaker 3: He's becoming Barack Kardashian Hote, That's what's becoming.

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Speaker 2: He is becoming the male Kim Kardashian. Love him or

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Speaker 2: hate him, you couldn't ignore him. He changed the format,

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Speaker 2: he changed the conversation, He changed the country.

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Speaker 3: I know they desperately want Trump gone, and I know

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Speaker 3: that they desperately want it codified that Trump cannot run again,

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Speaker 3: because make no mistake, they remain scared to death of you.

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Speaker 4: And they remain scared did death.

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Speaker 3: Of Trump Trump's seventy five million, eighty million votes. And

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Speaker 3: I'm going to tell you you're not going anywhere even

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Speaker 3: if Trump does, You're not.

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Speaker 2: For more than three decades, Rush wasn't just a host.

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Speaker 2: He was a daily habit, a companion, a ring master

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Speaker 2: for the national debate.

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Speaker 3: They don't have any issues or policies to run on

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Speaker 3: for the same old reason they can't be honest. Well,

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Speaker 3: they've got plenty of policies. Oh they got plenty issues.

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Speaker 3: Oh they have plenty of ideas. They just don't dare.

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Speaker 4: Tell anybody what they are not at the run up

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Speaker 4: to election time.

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Speaker 2: And you don't get today's talk radio without Rush Limbaugh

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Speaker 2: first showing them how it's done.

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Speaker 3: The exception to the rule is what American exceptionalism is.

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Speaker 3: And because of this liberty and freedom that our country

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Speaker 3: exists because the founders recognize it comes from God. It's

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Speaker 3: part of the natural yearning of the human spirit. It

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Speaker 3: is not granted by a government. It's not granted by Pullutin,

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Speaker 3: It's not granted by Obama or any other human being.

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Speaker 3: We are created with the natural yearning to be free,

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Speaker 3: and it is other men and leaders throughout human history

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Speaker 3: who have suppressed that and imprisoned people for seeking it.

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Speaker 3: The US is the first time in the history of

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Speaker 3: the world where a government was organized with a constitution

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Speaker 3: laying out the rules that the individual was supreme and dominant.

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Speaker 3: And that is what led to the US becoming the

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Speaker 3: greatest country ever because it unleashed people to be the

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Speaker 3: best they could be, unlike it had ever happened.

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Speaker 4: That's American exceptionalism.

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Speaker 2: Rush Limbaugh behind the Golden eib Mike, one of a kind.

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Speaker 5: Five years ago this day, Simba Pest, I remember Catherine

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Speaker 5: coming on the air, and I remember her voice was

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Speaker 5: the sign you knew. And boy was she ever strong

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Speaker 5: and elegant and wonderful with such with the delivery of

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Speaker 5: such rough news, she did him proud. Early voting begins

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Speaker 5: today and we'll run through next Friday. Next Friday. Early

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Speaker 5: voting began today at seven am. It will stay seven

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Speaker 5: am until through Saturday. On Sunday it'll start at noon,

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Speaker 5: then next Monday it'll start back as seven A to

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Speaker 5: seven p going next Monday through next Friday. So you

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Speaker 5: can vote every day from today through next Friday. In

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Speaker 5: the primaries, of course, that is to choose which of

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Speaker 5: your candidates will face off against the Democrat in November.

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Speaker 5: Our my personal votes and who I would vote I

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Speaker 5: lived for in that if I lived in that district

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Speaker 5: are all posted at Michael Berryshow dot com, and those

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Speaker 5: are Harris County Republican Party Chairman Don Hooper, US Senator

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Speaker 5: Wesley Hunt or Ken Paxton US Representative District two, Steve

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Speaker 5: toath Over Prinshaw District eight, Jessica hart Steinmann or Nick

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Speaker 5: Trand District nine, Alex Mihler. I saw that President Trump

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Speaker 5: came out with his endorsements, and he endorsed Alex Mehler.

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Speaker 5: He endorsed Trevor Nails in twenty two. He endorsed Jessica

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Speaker 5: and I don't have the list in front of.

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Speaker 4: Me, but I'll get to those.

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Speaker 5: So Alex Mehler in District nine, Nels in District twenty two,

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Speaker 5: Brian Babin in District thirty six, John Bunk in District

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Speaker 5: thirty eight. These are mine, obviously, some of them line

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Speaker 5: up with the President. Doc Chambers for Governor, Aaron Wrights

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Speaker 5: for Attorney General, Don Huffines for Comptroller, Nate Sheetz for

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Speaker 5: Ag Commissioner, Bo French for Railroad Commissioner, Thomas Smith, John

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Speaker 5: Messenger for Court of Criminal Appeals. To different positions, Brett

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Speaker 5: County Judge, Marty Langton County Clerk, Linda Sanchez County Commissioner,

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Speaker 5: Richard Vega, and yes are four on all all of

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Speaker 5: the propositions and precinct chairman District for forty Mary Tally.

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Speaker 4: Boden, who you will remember from.

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Speaker 5: The show President Trump announcing his endorsements over the weekend

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Speaker 5: and including this morning. Who did you say, just died

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Speaker 5: Jesse Jackson this morning. Ramon just informed that Jesse Jackson

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Speaker 5: died this morning. There was another big news item that

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Speaker 5: we were supposed to get to today. What Oh Robert

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Speaker 5: Duval died Boo Radley. Yeah, yeah, how about that. But

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Speaker 5: there was something else you wanted me voting. Oh, Marty

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Speaker 5: grat is this fat Tuesday? This is fat Tuesday?

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Speaker 4: This is it?

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Speaker 5: I'm we It feels like it should have been well,

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Speaker 5: like somebody should have told me something. I'm out of sorts,

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Speaker 5: you know the problem. I went to bed early last night,

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Speaker 5: so I slept like twelve hours.

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Speaker 4: And that's not that that messes all right? When I

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Speaker 5: Unless I got bitten by mosquitos, got like eight scooter

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Speaker 5: bites right in my crotch. Go well, this day in

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Speaker 5: nineteen seventy six, fifty years ago, that right, what Ramon

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Speaker 5: would argue is the greatest greatest Hits album of all time.

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Speaker 6: I guess every ree the chazzits.

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Speaker 5: Privy songs on that album, ten songs on.

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Speaker 4: That album hard is it the biggest alling album of

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Speaker 4: all time? For sure?

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Speaker 7: Yeah?

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Speaker 5: I was gonna say I thought Thriller would okay, but

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Speaker 5: it goes okay, so it goes back and forth.

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Speaker 4: Ten songs on that on that album? Did they do

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Speaker 4: anything big after that album?

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Speaker 5: Feels like they did, like Hotel California. Isn't that crazy?

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Speaker 4: They've done it.

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Speaker 5: They did a Greatest Hits album and they hadn't even

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Speaker 5: release Hotel California. What else came after that album? You're

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Speaker 5: the Eagles expert Life in the fast Land. I wouldn't

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Speaker 5: put that in their top ten? But what else?

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Speaker 4: New Kid in Town again?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, songs about being in third grade not you know,

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Speaker 5: just a little overrated?

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Speaker 4: What else?

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Speaker 5: I can't tell you again? Those are good songs. Heartache

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Speaker 5: Tonight that feels like a Linda Ronstadts song they ripped off. Honestly,

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Speaker 5: it really does. Hey, let's do one like we used

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Speaker 5: to do with Linda. Ten songs on the Greatest Hits Album?

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Speaker 5: Can you give me just a nippet of each one

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Speaker 5: of them?

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Speaker 4: Today? Already? Gong's good? Yeah, Yeah, that's good too, take

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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, that open that opening, Witchy Woman, underrated, underrated?

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Speaker 4: Uh kind of Indian anthem kind of deal. Yeah. The

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Speaker 5: Oh, one of these nights you get that one fast

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Speaker 5: that was distinctive.

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Speaker 4: Tequila Sunmer.

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Speaker 5: That's not one of my favorite. I always said that's

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Speaker 5: Don Henley. Oh, oh, take it to the limits, Glenn

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Speaker 5: Fries Tequila sun Sunrise.

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Speaker 4: It sounds very Don Henley ish take it to the limit.

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Speaker 4: That's good too. What else we go?

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Speaker 4: Peaceful, easy feeling.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, fast on my love and I see that's all

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Speaker 5: right there. That is the song all Desperado. So one

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Speaker 5: time actually got along very well with Carol Ovorado. We

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Speaker 4: you're a hog one, Lawrence Marshall.

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Speaker 5: He had a he had a dealership. Getting anyway, we

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Speaker 4: Who was who was Baker's? Was it?

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Speaker 4: Do you remember this? You wrote that.

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Speaker 5: You wrote that She came in on Monday and she

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Speaker 5: I know you wrote that I used to write stuff

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Speaker 4: She's what's something?

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Speaker 9: Your boy writing a song about me? I said, why

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Speaker 9: is it to be my boy? Because you all are buds? Yeah, well,

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Speaker 9: what of it? Well, he wrote a song about me?

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Speaker 9: I said, you should be glad, you should be gred.

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Speaker 9: That's that's how you know you've made it like that?

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Speaker 9: You know he didn't write a song about Ada Edwards.

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Speaker 9: I mean you in the big time now, right.

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Speaker 5: You've risen to the level that they write songs about

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Speaker 5: to be great. I mean, he just did you a favor.

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Speaker 5: And all these years I never knew you wrote that.

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Speaker 5: You still have it.

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Speaker 4: Anyway.

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Speaker 5: So we're driving along and I called in. I didn't

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Speaker 5: I called in and asked Baker to play something for me,

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Speaker 5: and I asked it through whoever?

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Speaker 4: It was his producer? You say it was you? You

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Speaker 4: sure it was you? Okay? Do you remember this call? Okay? Well, thanks,

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Speaker 4: so nothing.

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Speaker 5: I were driving out to ninety and we were at

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Speaker 5: about the jug Handle turn at Independence. You know when

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Speaker 5: and there's a jug handle turn that goes there that

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Speaker 4: Got used to be a what was it called T

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Speaker 4: booms or t boom Toms or what was the name

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Speaker 10: Uh.

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Speaker 5: You told him it's got a niche, it's got a letter,

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Speaker 5: and then it's the steakhouse, a kebobs, there's the kbops

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Speaker 5: right there, and then there was a gas station, and

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Speaker 5: that sells art. Anyway, we were right about there, and

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Speaker 5: I had asked for it fifteen twenty minutes later, but

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Speaker 5: and Baker came back on the air and he said,

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Speaker 5: I'm dedicating this next one. I didn't tell him what

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Speaker 5: Yeah, Desperado and Alvarado. Yeah, that was very clever moment.

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Speaker 5: The Reverend Jessa Jackson has passed away at the age

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Speaker 5: Born Jesse Lewis Burns in Greenville Greenville, South Carolina, in

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Speaker 5: Jesse Jackson has died at eighty four. Jesse Jackson gave

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Speaker 6: I read from Sam I am calling to the latter

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Speaker 4: I do not like them. Here are them. I do

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Speaker 4: They did that to see if he could read.

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Speaker 5: Robert Duvall, probably best known for playing the conciliary in

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Speaker 5: Memorable lines in movie history in Apocalypse. Now you already

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Speaker 5: obsessed Lieutenant Colonel Kilgore and said, I love the smell

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Speaker 4: What a movie, What a life?

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Speaker 5: You smell that.

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Speaker 7: Now the guy's little lot of smells like that. I

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Speaker 7: you know what time we had a helpum twelve hours?

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Speaker 7: One was all of I walked up. We had to

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Speaker 7: know that gasoline smell all hell.

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Speaker 4: Smells like.

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Speaker 7: Victory there This war's gonna end.

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Speaker 5: Robert Duval talking about his favorite role of all time,

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Speaker 5: that being Captain Augustus McCrae from Lonesome Dove.

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Speaker 12: When I go out in the world, if I'm in

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Speaker 4: What a movie.

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Speaker 5: What a movie Tommy Lee Jones and Robert Duval, I mean, wow.

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Speaker 5: I was I was explaining to my wife that Robert

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Speaker 5: In your sinews, right, It's it's it's just something that's

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Speaker 4: It, and.

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Speaker 5: He said, let's watch it, and so we watched it

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Speaker 5: It's a long I mean, it's a commitment.

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Speaker 4: It's a commitment.

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Speaker 5: And we watched it and our mentor, Walter Zivley's wife Nancy,

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Speaker 5: made her famous Nana bread. He kept it frozen kin

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Speaker 4: It was wow.

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Speaker 5: Okay, you watch it as an adult, you watch it

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Speaker 5: you know how Ramon's kids are named. So the only

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Speaker 4: Is by Ramone for Robert Duvall. Today hurts a little.

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Speaker 13: When I heard that Robert Duvall passed, it didn't feel

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Speaker 13: I kept coming back to a character who fell larger

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Speaker 13: That performance meant enough to me that I named my

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Speaker 13: Robbert Duval gave us a character who will outlive us all,

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Speaker 13: a reminder that the West wasn't just about cattle drives

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Speaker 13: somewhere I hope Augustus McCrae is tipping his hat tonight

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Speaker 11: Augustus Wardrop, he's been quite a barty.

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Speaker 4: Yes, Sir Michael.

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Speaker 10: You know when he sings, it's almost like it's a

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Speaker 4: It's it's like he goes into this different mode.

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Speaker 5: So you got Tom Petty talking, and then you got

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Speaker 4: Have you seen the lineup?

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Speaker 8: Ramon?

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Speaker 4: Uh you're done? Uh? Dosign that hitter batting third?

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Speaker 5: He had a down season? Oh you're doing baseball commentary? Now, okay,

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Speaker 10: What?

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Speaker 4: One war? What do you think he's batting average?

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Speaker 5: Christian Xavier, Mike Burrows, Lance mccullors, and Spencer Rragedtty. Every

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Speaker 5: it's gonna be Dave righetty. But it's not mcculors. He's

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Speaker 4: I'll start.

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Speaker 5: Number One, he really likes pets. He's always on to

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Speaker 4: I mean, what, what is that true? An the LCS

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Speaker 4: against Yankees, he threw only curves.

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Speaker 5: It's kind of crazy because you know, if you flip

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Speaker 5: a coin, it comes uphead twenty times. What's the likelihood

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Speaker 5: of tales on the twenty first fifty?

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Speaker 4: Right?

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Speaker 5: But you got to figure At some point they're like,

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Speaker 5: there's no way he's sorry. It's thirteen straight breaking balls.

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Speaker 5: There's no chance.

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Speaker 4: He's throwing it. Dang, dific oh, why do you tell

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Speaker 4: me sorry? We got to save your Sunnyside.

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Speaker 5: On the sage of Sunnyside, Joyce, welcome to the program.

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Speaker 4: Take it away, my dear.

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Speaker 14: Thank you.

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Speaker 4: You know I'm sorry I did not realize you were

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Speaker 4: on hold.

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Speaker 5: Ramon told me during the break, and then we came

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Speaker 5: out and I got started talking about the lineup and

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Speaker 5: I completely forgot that's on me.

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Speaker 4: But go ahead, slier problem.

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Speaker 14: You know, I so enjoyed last week when you were

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Speaker 14: doing the remembrance of the Russian and Blawe. And that's

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Speaker 14: the way I got into AM radio because at that

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Speaker 14: point I only listened to KACB, keeping him close by

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Speaker 14: the Christian station.

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Speaker 4: But that was a lot of KWWJ. Was Skipperly Fraser?

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Speaker 10: Right?

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Speaker 4: That wasn't Skipperly?

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Speaker 9: Was it.

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Speaker 5: The carton the station you were listening to? That wasn't

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Speaker 5: Skipperly Fraser? Well, he was on KWWJ after k H Right.

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Speaker 5: Do you remember Skipperly Fraser?

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Speaker 14: Not not really, But like I said, I only listened

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Speaker 14: to that one, and that was on you know, f

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Speaker 14: M okay. But anyway, the drum was beaten in my

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Speaker 14: community that this old fat white man on the radio

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Speaker 14: like backs and at that time he was larger than that.

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Speaker 14: He had lost weight even before he announced he had cancer.

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Speaker 14: So this drum was beaten religiously, this old big fat

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Speaker 14: white man on the radio. Hey blacks, And I said,

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Speaker 14: I just want to listen and I turned and I turned,

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Speaker 14: and at that time he was gonna hip b r See.

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Speaker 14: I found him and the first day Michael that I

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Speaker 14: listened to Rush, Oh that's why they said he hate blacks.

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Speaker 14: He was saying, you know, blacks have voted for a

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Speaker 14: Democrats seventy to eighty years and they're still completed. And

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Speaker 14: I thought, that's why they say he hate blacks. And

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Speaker 14: from that day on, I was just magnetized to Rush.

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Speaker 14: I listened every day that I could. And you know,

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Speaker 14: it wasn't easy to get on Russi's show. But after

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Speaker 14: I was on the first time, they called me several

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Speaker 14: times to be on. Now this is the old white

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Speaker 14: man that hated blacks. I am a black one, and

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Speaker 14: I'm getting called to be on this show. You know,

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Speaker 14: That's why I have reading this drum for years. That's

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Speaker 14: the Democratic Party do not like black folks. They like

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Speaker 14: black though. And well, right now voting is going on.

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Speaker 14: We are going to rush to the fold and we're

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Speaker 14: gonna vote for whoever is right. Doesn't matter that it

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Speaker 14: doesn't help our neighborhood. And I tell you, for years,

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Speaker 14: if you see that even of those liberoo whites have

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Speaker 14: helped us come in t come to Sunyside and I'll

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Speaker 14: take you on a tour. It's a dumping ground. And

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Speaker 14: it was in the paper last Monday about the garbage

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Speaker 14: in Sunnyside and I have talked about this three years.

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Speaker 14: I've told you I could take your tour, and I

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Speaker 14: just I could show you

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Speaker 4: Garbage one second