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Speaker 1: It's that time time time, time, lock and load.

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Speaker 2: The Michael Varry Show is on the air.

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Speaker 3: President Biden has spent days locked in intense preparation, surrounded

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Speaker 3: by his closest advisors at Camp David, and our sources

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Speaker 3: are telling us tonight that full mock debates are underway at.

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Speaker 4: The podium under the lights.

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Speaker 3: He's even watching Tate to know exactly what he's going

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Speaker 3: to see when he steps up to that lecture. This

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Speaker 3: team shot a video during a walk through the scene

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Speaker 3: in studio, and as I reported while covering him at

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Speaker 3: the White House, when Biden prepares, he does so incredibly intensively.

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Speaker 5: Oh, we have one thousand billionaires in America, not even

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Speaker 5: billionaires in America, and what's happening. They're in a situation

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Speaker 5: where they in fact paid eight point two percent in Texas,

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Speaker 5: if they just paid twenty four twenty five percent, either

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Speaker 5: one of those numbers, we made raise five hundred million

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Speaker 5: dollars billion dollars. I should say, in the ten year

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Speaker 5: period we've been able to write wipe about his debt.

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Speaker 5: We'd be able to help make sure that all those

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Speaker 5: things we need to do, childcare, elder care, making sure

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Speaker 5: that we continue to supreme starts in our healthcare system,

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Speaker 5: making sure that we're able to make every single solitary

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Speaker 5: person eligible for what I've been able to do with

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Speaker 5: the with the COVID, I was gonna be with dealing

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Speaker 5: with everything we have to do with Look, if we

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Speaker 5: finally beat medicare, what's happened. I've changed in the way

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Speaker 5: that now you're in a situation where the forty fewer

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Speaker 5: people coming across the border illegally. It's better when he

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Speaker 5: left office, and I'm going to continue to move until

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Speaker 5: we get the total band, the total initiative relative to

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Speaker 5: what we're going to do with more border control and

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Speaker 5: more astomous. I really don't know what he said at

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Speaker 5: the end of this, and I don't think he knows

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Speaker 5: what he said.

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Speaker 2: One of many feedes I follow is something called the.

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Speaker 6: Letter, and that person had a post up today, and

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Speaker 6: I'm giving them credit because they said it. I had

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Speaker 6: been noticing these trends, and I will read from the

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Speaker 6: Cobas letter, this is wild. We now have a president

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Speaker 6: who is actively calling for interest rates to be cut

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Speaker 6: to as low as one percent.

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Speaker 2: Will come back to that in just a moment.

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Speaker 6: And he is actively stating that he will be replacing

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Speaker 6: FED Chairman Powell with someone who will immediately cut rates. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 6: stocks are at an all time high, real estate prices

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Speaker 6: all time high, and crypto is at an all time high.

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Speaker 6: If the new FED chair actively cuts rates to one percent,

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Speaker 6: we are going to witness perhaps one of the biggest

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Speaker 6: runs of all time in stocks and real estate. There

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Speaker 6: has never been a time in history where the Fed

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Speaker 6: cut rates to one percent. With the stock market and

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Speaker 6: twenty six, so that's less than a year from now,

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Speaker 6: FED Chairman Powell's term will officially come to an end.

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Speaker 6: If rates are truly going to one percent, everything is cheap,

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Speaker 6: of course, then he argues that would have an inflationary effect,

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Speaker 6: and we can talk about that in the future. But

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Speaker 2: So you've got a situation where.

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Speaker 6: Monetary policy the cost of borrowing money has typically been

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Speaker 6: has been an attempt by the central planners, the policy folks,

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Speaker 6: it down. Now, if you're the poor sap out here

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Speaker 6: with your life, your business, your savings, every bit of it.

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Speaker 6: Monetary policy has such influence over our lives, and the

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Speaker 6: folks who determine that policy, the Fed, are hidden behind

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Speaker 6: a veil of secrecy that very few people in this

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Speaker 6: suspicious view of the overlords in this country, spend some

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Speaker 6: What if there really are bad people and their policies

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Speaker 6: it was a lie. When you learn that careers were

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Speaker 6: become aware of things like this and you start wanting

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Speaker 2: And some people really can't keep it together.

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Speaker 6: Some people are better off not having learned those sorts

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Speaker 6: of things because they don't have an outlet to share

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Speaker 6: other people they can talk to. Their wives think they're crazy,

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Speaker 2: Sometimes it's almost better not to know. The Michael Berry Show,

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Speaker 2: I played.

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Speaker 6: You some of CNN's Michael Smerconish, who's no Trump fan

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Speaker 6: and no conservative, not even a Republican. I had three

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Speaker 6: the third of the cuts. I just ran out of

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Speaker 6: time in that segment to get to it. You got

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Speaker 6: to realize CNN's rooting against Trump. So for them to

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Speaker 6: say that President Trump has his opponents on the run,

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Speaker 6: they do so begrudgingly.

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Speaker 7: Yesterday, Kim a huge decision from the Supreme Court. The

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Speaker 7: High Court declared that federal district judges exceeded their authority

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Speaker 7: when issuing nationwide injunctions against Trump's executive order on birthrights citizenship.

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Speaker 7: This will, of course strengthen executive power both for Trump and.

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Speaker 2: For his successors.

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Speaker 7: And finally, a democratic socialist just won the nomination for

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Speaker 7: mayor of New York City.

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Speaker 2: And perhaps you're wondering, well, how does that affect Trump?

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Speaker 7: It gives him the perfect foil, someone to play off

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Speaker 7: in future political battles. This morning's New York Post references

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Speaker 7: campaign literature for Zuron Mamdani, which advocates for increased taxation

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Speaker 7: for quote richer and whier neighborhoods.

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Speaker 2: Just imagine what Trump will do with that.

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Speaker 7: Winning became a punchline that Trump's opponents used to lampoon him.

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Speaker 7: In his first administration, he was a political novice, then

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Speaker 2: This time is different.

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Speaker 7: This time he came with a plan and a cabinet

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Speaker 7: with senior advisors comprised of loyalists, all well known to

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Speaker 7: the president, and recently he's exhibited a more layered approach

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Speaker 7: by any objective measure, President Trump has his opponents on

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Speaker 6: Amy Coney Barrett, who has been, in my opinion, a

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Speaker 6: great disappointment on the Supreme Court, had a moment this

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Speaker 6: past week. She hammered Katanji Brown Jackson in the opinion

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Speaker 6: the activist judges, putting universal injunctions that trial judges had

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Speaker 6: it wasn't worth more time than that, which was probably

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Speaker 6: as powerful a slap down as you could possibly amain engine.

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Speaker 2: This is Fox News.

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Speaker 6: Is Jonathan Fayee, a former US attorney, talking about that.

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Speaker 8: They definitely got this one right, and it's a huge

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Speaker 8: win from President Trump. They got this right because all

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Speaker 8: of these things, all of these injunctions have been really

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Speaker 8: judicial overreach, and this Supreme Court, the Conservatives Supreme Court

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Speaker 8: under John Roberts, is really restraining the courts and the

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Speaker 8: lower courts and their authorities because so many of these

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Speaker 8: things were really just an ascension of the lawfair we

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Speaker 8: saw before President Trump took office, but these were things

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Speaker 8: within the executive branch to make these decisions, to make

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Speaker 8: decisions on you, whether or not certain things should be

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Speaker 8: and things like that. So they certainly got it right.

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Speaker 8: These judges should be restricted to the clients or the plaintiffs,

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Speaker 8: and this Court reined it in. So it's going to

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Speaker 2: And I would again call it law.

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Speaker 8: Fair with these groups trying to derail President Trump's agenda

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Speaker 8: through the court, So huge win for President Trump.

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Speaker 2: In every single way. The Court got this.

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Speaker 8: Right, and I think it will have a big impact

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Speaker 6: We have been playing for you audio from Michael Smerconish,

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Speaker 6: who's been a Trump critic. From Jake Tapper, who is

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Speaker 6: When he was defending the guy Van Jones talking about

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Speaker 6: Murphy was on CNN talking about how great Joe Biden

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Speaker 6: he's a vegetable. Chris Murphy's job and this, this is

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Speaker 6: and there's Chris Murphy, he's sharing the campaign and Jake

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Speaker 6: next So here is Chris Murphy, who chaired the Biden campaign,

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Speaker 6: who on live television, as he was telling us how

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Speaker 2: Listen to this.

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Speaker 4: Is going to help wealthy people. People on Medicaid.

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Speaker 11: I had a place for him to go. He worked

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Speaker 6: Well, maybe we should also discuss the situation with divorce

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Speaker 9: If you an opportunity to respond here and now, do

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Speaker 4: That's not language that I use.

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Speaker 12: The language that I use and the language that I

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Speaker 9: I think that's the question and the outstanding issue that

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Speaker 12: I've heard from many Jewish New Yorkers who have shared

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Speaker 12: And I've heard those fears, and I've had those conversations,

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Speaker 12: We have to root out that bigotry, and ultimately we

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Speaker 4: That I do very people quickly.

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Speaker 9: For the people who care about the language and who

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Speaker 12: To start to walk down the line of language and

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Speaker 12: To that of the President who is looking to do

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Speaker 4: Ultimately, it's not language that I use.

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Speaker 12: It's language I understand there are concerns about and what

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Speaker 4: And my action.

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Speaker 6: And then and then the guy who has New York

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Speaker 2: Of their savings will be taken, is very upset because

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Speaker 13: I get messages that say the only good Muslim is

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Speaker 6: This guy, this guy managing to feel sorry for himself

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Speaker 2: Well here's what he says.

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Speaker 14: Two, that the Democrats are really caught here in a

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Speaker 10: Well, this is a big problem, and there is a

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Speaker 1: Some don't want to hear it, you'll just go ahead

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Speaker 1: and say it sorry.

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Speaker 4: The Michael Verry Show.

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Speaker 6: On the Morning Show today, which you may not get

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Speaker 6: in your market, we do two different shows today. We

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Speaker 2: And here was that. Cole will close the show on

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Speaker 15: Hi my son, my son lives on the streets in

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Speaker 15: And when you spoke earlier about the woman sitting out

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Speaker 13: You know, erin.

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Speaker 6: Mental health is something that we joke about, like many things,

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Speaker 2: We laugh as a coping technique.

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Speaker 15: Well, you played the funny song, but then you did

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Speaker 2: Your uh and but but I don't I don't think

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't think they mean to be mean. I

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Speaker 15: he was on the street.

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Speaker 6: And I just did him on Wednesday, So in it,

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Speaker 6: I don't want to put words in your mouth. I

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Speaker 6: want to understand this. So in an odd way, you'd

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Speaker 6: rather him be in jail because at least he's, as

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Speaker 6: you said, safer there.

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Speaker 15: I feel that way. Yeah, he's in I'm able to

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Speaker 15: visit him, and he seems okay. He's a very surprisingly

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Speaker 15: innocent thirty four year old. Yeah, and he was waving

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Speaker 15: a pocket knife in a McDonald's and the little girl

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Speaker 15: behind the counter called nine one one, as she should.

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Speaker 15: She was frightened. But he was waiting at his hallucinations,

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Speaker 15: not in any body. And he's been in there since

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Speaker 15: two days before his birthday and will be until they

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Speaker 15: can bring up a bed in a state hospital. Back

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Speaker 15: in twenty eleven, he was in an Austin state hospital.

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Speaker 15: But now you can't get into a state hospital unless

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Speaker 15: you've committed a crime. And so thankfully he's charged with

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Speaker 15: attempted or aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, and so

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Speaker 15: he'll get a bed in a state hospital. That's what

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Speaker 15: it takes.

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Speaker 6: Wow, So how hard is it for you when he's

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Speaker 6: out under a bridge or wherever it is that he is,

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Speaker 6: When he's out, as you put your head on the pillow.

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Speaker 7: Very very hard.

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Speaker 15: He gets SSI And fortunately it doesn't go to him,

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Speaker 15: it comes to me. And so I pay for a

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Speaker 15: room for him in a home in Houston. Late, a

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Speaker 15: wonderful woman named Miss Cynthia is a retired New York

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Speaker 15: City police person has this home from Generally about seventeen

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Speaker 15: fifteen to seventeen men live there, and most of them

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Speaker 15: are have schizophrenia, and most of them are there released

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Speaker 15: from jail, and then they stay because she's good to them.

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Speaker 15: But you can't make people take their medicine. And so

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Speaker 15: he walks the streets and comes back every now and

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Speaker 15: then for a meal. And I have no idea how

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Speaker 15: he lives with that, because he's very bright. His brother

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Speaker 15: and sister wants an attorney, who wants a cybersecurity expert

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Speaker 15: for the Federal Reserve. And he is that smart, and

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Speaker 15: he knows that it shouldn't be this way, but sadly

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Speaker 15: he's come to accept it.

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Speaker 6: That's darn my prayers for you. I can't even imagine

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Speaker 6: what that's like. I can't even imagine that is Uh.

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Speaker 2: I gotta change the subject. I gotta change.

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Speaker 6: We told you earlier about the alligator Alcatraz story where

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Speaker 6: they're holding the illegals in Florida. Some of those alligators

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Speaker 6: used to surround the immigrant detention center are being transported

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Speaker 6: from the Louisiana Swamps Netflix Netflix documentary is in the

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Speaker 6: early stages of filming. Today's a big day and they

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Speaker 6: sent us a clip for the upcoming show.

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Speaker 2: And this I believe I will watch.

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Speaker 1: As crawfish season has come to an end.

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Speaker 2: The Boys of the.

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Speaker 1: Louisiana Swamps aimed their crossbones in the direction of gators.

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Speaker 2: Admission directed street from the top.

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Speaker 1: You know what, I get that callde on my flip

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Speaker 1: phone from President Trump will five all these gatings when

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Speaker 1: we transport them over to Florida and Anna gator alcatrash.

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Speaker 2: I got pretty excited.

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Speaker 1: I called my main man, Boodro, and were going to work.

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Speaker 2: Yet it right? He called me and I said, hey, man,

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Speaker 2: I come down there with President.

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Speaker 1: Come he again, Man, we go do them get it?

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Speaker 1: Peel man translation, Boodreau is happier than Paup Paul in

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Speaker 1: front of a plate of grits. Gater after gator. The

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Speaker 1: boys round them up and prepare these beasts for Florida vacation.

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Speaker 1: You know, we chewed a lot of gators here over

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Speaker 1: the years, but we chewed them bad. This time we

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Speaker 1: hit them with that tranquilizer we reserve for Boodro's cousin.

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Speaker 1: When he gets Armory, he gets the job done, putting

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Speaker 1: these gays to sleep for a bit, right, Boudreau, Damn man.

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Speaker 2: When do we get them and the gate again?

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Speaker 5: Man?

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Speaker 2: I said, pure pew, and I get a go call.

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Speaker 5: Cool.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: As excited as these boys are to get these gators

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Speaker 1: to Florida's Alcatrazs, they're even more excited that they had

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Speaker 1: a chance to meet the press. Yeah, we couldn't believe it.

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Speaker 1: You know. The President said, hey, come on down with

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Speaker 1: these gators, and I love to shake your hand, I said,

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Speaker 1: mister President, of that deal, great honor for me and Boudro.

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Speaker 2: We could barely keep him in his own paints.

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Speaker 1: We had to go buy him a good super a man,

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Speaker 1: Resident Trump, man, I love that man. Women do you

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Speaker 1: do what you do?

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Speaker 2: The great president?

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Speaker 4: Women? Thing he do?

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Speaker 15: I can't wait?

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Speaker 12: Take it?

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Speaker 15: M the credit.

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Speaker 1: I really so there you have simple men of the

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Speaker 1: swamp turned into truth American trapping.

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Speaker 2: Next stop noring to I.

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Speaker 4: Could trans Oh yeah, I could lave in.

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Speaker 2: The car down after that. Thank you, good night,