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

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Speaker 2: Michael Verie Show is on the air.

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Speaker 3: The Democrat Party does not fight for, care about, or

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Speaker 3: represent American citizens. It is an entity devoted exclusively to

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Speaker 3: the defense of hardened criminals, game bankers, and illegal alien

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Speaker 3: killers and terrorists.

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Speaker 4: Now, Donald Trump, you know he trashed Oakland, he lied

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Speaker 4: about us, But Oakland is not afraid. We embrace all residents,

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Speaker 4: including our immigrant communities. Our police do not cooperate with Ice.

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Speaker 2: We don't.

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Speaker 5: As the mayor of the city, I can tell you

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Speaker 5: the Chicagoans are not calling for military occupation. They are

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Speaker 5: calling for the same thing that we've been calling for

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Speaker 5: for some.

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Speaker 2: Time, and that's investment. What safe cities.

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Speaker 5: Across America all have in common, they invest in people.

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Speaker 5: And that's what we're doing in Chicago. We cannot incarcerate

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Speaker 5: our way out of violence. We've already tried that. We've

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Speaker 5: ended up with the largest prison population in the world

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Speaker 5: without solving the problems of crime and violence, the addiction

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Speaker 5: on jails and incarceration in this country.

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Speaker 2: We have moved past that.

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Speaker 5: It is racist, it is immoral, it is unholy, and

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Speaker 5: it is not the.

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Speaker 2: Way to drive. Bob it's down.

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Speaker 6: The Trump administration is said all along that their actions

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Speaker 6: on immigration are to make America safer. So, as a

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Speaker 6: member of the Homeland Security Committee, what you see in

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Speaker 6: those pictures is it making America safer?

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Speaker 7: No, it's terrorizing Americans, our friends and neighbors, otherwise known

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Speaker 7: as immigrants. Many of them but Chris were not helpless.

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Speaker 7: Democratic attorneys general in these states have their own law

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Speaker 7: enforcement abilities, and I would recommend, and I have recommended

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Speaker 7: to them, use those capabilities.

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Speaker 6: Give us an example of how well.

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Speaker 7: If these agents are committing assault or battery, you can

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Speaker 7: charge them with assault and battery.

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Speaker 2: So we're not helpless.

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Speaker 7: You should meet their chaos with chaos.

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Speaker 2: Having done the work I've done. It is our undocumented

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Speaker 2: immigrants that are the least likely to commit a cross

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Speaker 2: allegation of groomer and pfile.

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Speaker 8: It is alleging that a person is criminal somehow, I'm.

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Speaker 9: Engaging criminal acts merely because of their idea's.

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Speaker 10: Going to make sure I have security because I know

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Speaker 10: I have had attempts on my life and I have

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Speaker 10: too much work to do. There are too many people

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Speaker 10: that need help right now for me to allow this.

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Speaker 10: I get to be here to do the work, so

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Speaker 10: suck it up and defunding.

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Speaker 2: The police has.

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Speaker 11: To Jasmine Crocket right there, Jasmine Crocket spends public dollars

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Speaker 11: on her security. It is very important that you believe

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Speaker 11: that she is under a great threat for the principled

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Speaker 11: stands she takes, which usually involved her being sesse.

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Speaker 2: She's sessey ass, and she loves.

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Speaker 11: To snap her fingers and do her she you know,

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Speaker 11: the weigh Ins did a great character on in Living

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Speaker 11: Color that was basically her before she even existed. Maybe

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Speaker 11: she modeled her current incantation incarnation on that. But it's

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Speaker 11: important that you believe that she's under great threat, like

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Speaker 11: she's a head of state, you know, and she has

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Speaker 11: to have all this security. Now, this security will carry

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Speaker 11: her bag and drive her and do all that, you know,

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Speaker 11: do her shopping. Sheila Jackson Lee was the worst about this.

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Speaker 11: They used to make fun of Sheila Jackson Lee because

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Speaker 11: she would have a staffer drive her car a block

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Speaker 11: be faster to just walk. And she would tell other congressmen,

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Speaker 11: would you like to ride in my car? And they

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Speaker 11: would go no, we're going. We're going right there. It's

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Speaker 11: closer for us to walk. Well, I have a driver, No,

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Speaker 11: you have a staffer that you're using as a driver,

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Speaker 11: and you're not supposed to. But that's what she was doing. Well,

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Speaker 11: I will remind you of LaToya the Destroyer, the mayor

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Speaker 11: of New Orleans, and she travels the world with her.

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Speaker 2: Boyfriend I don't know anything.

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Speaker 11: Lover, who was a security who was an officer, and

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Speaker 11: you know, so they're they're traveling the world on a

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Speaker 11: honeymoon at the expense of New Orleanians.

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Speaker 2: When the city's broke.

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Speaker 11: And and she's she can't ride and coach, you know,

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Speaker 11: the public's paying for this. She has to ride in

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Speaker 11: first class because as a black woman, here we go,

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Speaker 11: it's very important as a black woman is dangerous for.

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Speaker 2: Her and coach. You notice the pattern.

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Speaker 11: We have this woman, Lena Hidalgo, we call her Lacoman Dante,

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Speaker 11: who is the Harris County Judge, the mayor of Harris County,

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Speaker 11: this massive county in that Houston is part of. And

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Speaker 11: this woman didn't didn't have a job before she became

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Speaker 11: the county judge, and now she's the Queen Bee. She's

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Speaker 11: she's she went to Paris a couple of weeks ago,

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Speaker 11: and she was doing big trade deals. We're supposed to

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Speaker 11: believe girl, you've never seen a profit and loss ledger.

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Speaker 11: She doesn't know anything about anything, but she's she's negotiating

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Speaker 11: big trade deals. Well, she wanted to bring four security

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Speaker 11: and four staffers. She she goes to she she does

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Speaker 11: weekend bike rides and things. And she's got all these

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Speaker 11: officers who were pulling her bike out of the back

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Speaker 11: of the vehicle and getting it all set up, and

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Speaker 11: handing her her her helmet so she can go on

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Speaker 11: her bike ride. This isn't security. These are slaves paid

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Speaker 11: for by the way. These are cops that ought to

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Speaker 11: be out on the street fighting crime. You will notice

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Speaker 11: how often this happens that especially Democrat elected officials like

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Speaker 11: to have a bunch of security around them.

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Speaker 2: They make it.

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Speaker 11: They think it makes them feel, they think it makes

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Speaker 11: them look. It's kind of a ghetto fabulous thing to do.

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Speaker 11: If I'm completely honest, it's like having a posse. And

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Speaker 11: and it's it's very.

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Speaker 2: It's very.

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Speaker 11: Momar Kadaffi, it's very who was the guy said it's

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Speaker 11: expensive to keep a posse. He spent ten million dollars. No,

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Speaker 11: he wore the big bloomy pants and like about nineteen

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Speaker 2: Like mc hammer.

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Speaker 11: Remember mc hammer would always have to have people around him.

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Speaker 11: Don King would always make sure that when his boxer

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Speaker 11: was going in the ring, they were surrounded.

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Speaker 2: By big, burly dudes, well dressed. It's all.

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Speaker 11: Seawn Combs did this. Shawn Combs, his dad was a

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Speaker 11: drug dealer on the streets of New York along with

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Speaker 11: Frank Lucas. And if you remember, Frank Lucas got busted

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Speaker 11: Couldn't help himself, had this big fur coat and it

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Speaker 11: hundred and five degrees outside and he's wearing a black

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Speaker 11: mink coat and surrounded by that's part of the Michael, Yeah,

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Speaker 11: you paid for it. Willie Geist of the Morning Show

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Speaker 11: on MSNBC, you wouldn't expect to hear this on MSNBC,

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Speaker 11: but that's where we are said. If you are the

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Speaker 11: victim of a crime, you don't want to see a

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Speaker 11: social worker in that moment, because you know, the big

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Speaker 11: move by the left is to is to emasculate the

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Speaker 11: police and replace police with social workers.

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Speaker 2: This idea, we're going to hug it all out.

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Speaker 11: You're going to tell a thug that stop raping, stop murdering,

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Speaker 11: stop stabbing, stop shooting. We'll have a social worker because

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Speaker 11: poor fella, he had just had a rough.

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Speaker 2: Go of it.

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Speaker 1: As the mayor rightly said, it's a holistic approach, which

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Speaker 1: means understanding that homelessness is a mental health crisis, right

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Speaker 1: and most of those people it's about mental illness.

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Speaker 2: That's all true.

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Speaker 1: But what's also true is if you are the victim

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Speaker 1: of a crime, if you don't really want to see

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Speaker 1: a social worker in that moment. You want to see

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Speaker 1: a cop who's coming to help you out, and then

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Speaker 2: So I think, yes, you want all of.

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Speaker 1: Those services in an ideal world, but I think the

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Speaker 1: look and feel of police and neighborhoods or crime is

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Speaker 1: taking place is welcome.

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Speaker 2: As to say, not by people who.

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Speaker 1: You know, teach id league courses, but people who live

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Speaker 11: You know, because when you're the victim of crime, you

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Speaker 11: don't want a social worker. At that moment, President Trump

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Speaker 11: said that Democrats have fallen into the crime trap. When

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Speaker 11: he's against crime, they got to be for it. So

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Speaker 11: you take Jamie Raskin, whose job appears to be to

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Speaker 11: most absurd statements against Trump, and here he is. He says,

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Speaker 11: Trump's trying to trying to deal with crime, and Jamie

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Speaker 11: Raskin says, crime is part of our history. We don't

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Speaker 12: The military is not supposed to be used for ordinary

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Speaker 12: law enforcement purposes. In DC, he was talking about cleaning

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Speaker 12: up the graffiti and you know, dealing with the blade

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Speaker 2: Not federal issues.

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Speaker 12: And he's trying to militarize our society intimidate its political opponents.

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Speaker 12: The whole idea of picking cities based on their partisan

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Speaker 2: I mean, there are.

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Speaker 12: Lots of Republican cities in town struggling with crime. Everybody

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Speaker 12: is across the country always. Crime has always been part

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Speaker 12: of our history. And yet crime is down in DC,

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Speaker 12: for example, it's at a thirty year low. It's down

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Speaker 12: in Baltimore, it's down in Chicago. But the point is

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Speaker 12: that in our system of federalism, the different branches of

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Speaker 12: government and the different departments of government, we're supposed to

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Speaker 12: work together. If Donald Trump thinks he's got some great

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Speaker 12: he should call a summit for the White House and say, hey,

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Speaker 12: here's some ideas where the Feds can work together with

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Speaker 12: the states and localities not to have a series of

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Speaker 11: President Trump has called for the death penalty for anyone

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Speaker 11: who murders in DC. Stuart Stevens of the Republican Group,

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Speaker 11: of George Conway, Joanah Goldberg, Bill Crystal type people who

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Speaker 11: are really upset that they're not in power anymore. So

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Speaker 11: all they do is criticize Trump. They've basically become Democrats,

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Speaker 11: the people they were supposed to be arguing against over

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Speaker 11: all these years. But if Trump takes the mantle, then

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Speaker 11: they run and hang out with the Democrats. He called

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Speaker 11: this a nineties GOP trope that will not stop any crime.

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Speaker 11: You know, the death penalty doesn't stop any crime. That's

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Speaker 11: a nineties Republican trope. You know, maybe it doesn't drop

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Speaker 11: any crime. I think it does, but it makes us

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Speaker 8: So we just heard stewart from the President, who is

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Speaker 8: still at that cabinet meeting, and he was talking about Washington,

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Speaker 8: DC and how he wants to get tough on crime.

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Speaker 2: This is new. Take a listen to what he just said.

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Speaker 9: Uh, anybody murders something in the capital, capital punishment, capital

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Speaker 9: capital punishment. If somebody kills somebody in the capitol Washington,

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Speaker 2: We're going to be seeking the death penalty.

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Speaker 9: And that's a very strong preventative.

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Speaker 8: Well, I think I'll tell you.

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Speaker 11: Democrats will tell you that, and and academics will tell

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Speaker 11: you that the death penalty is not a deterrent to crime.

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Speaker 2: But I have been around the.

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Speaker 13: My first reaction was, this is a good thing. I

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Speaker 11: White liberals to claim that it's a great idea, they

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Speaker 15: I happen to believe that maybe the most sacred thing

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Speaker 2: Public safety is not just something that should belong to

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Speaker 15: It should belong to every working man and woman in

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Speaker 11: The album was called Play Deep the band the Outfield.

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Speaker 2: It was weird.

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Speaker 11: It was voodoo donuts weird. It was too many tattoos

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Speaker 2: People in San Francisco are leaving.

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Speaker 11: Their hatchbacks up to show the bad guys there's nothing

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Speaker 11: they've been cautioned to do. Leave it up so the

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Speaker 11: But at least then you don't have a busted out window.

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Speaker 11: have created basically just like the Occupy Wall Street movement,

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Speaker 11: Because it was a female officer who said, it's very

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Speaker 2: Now that's a sad state of affairs, isn't it. Well?

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Speaker 11: I saw in Portland our k ex eleven ninety listeners,

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Speaker 11: it's just biology. Well, now you have a story of

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Speaker 11: high school volleyball in Illinois. The longtime coach, to his credit,

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Speaker 16: I'm disgusted by the way this district has dismissed the

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Speaker 16: The boy in question is six' four and has zero volleyball,

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Speaker 16: AS i look at the board in front of, ME

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Speaker 14: A boy who is six?' four would you be happy

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Speaker 14: Your daughter would you want your daughter to undress in

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Speaker 2: And a six or? Four boy. That too, fact is

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Speaker 11: They do they're also born with muscularity that women.

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Speaker 2: Don't have these are. Natural facts you cannot. Deny them

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Speaker 11: The position of taking, up very very unpopular positions because

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Speaker 11: Their cult it is part of, their cult and they

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Speaker 11: and it's as if it's a reductio ad absurdum that

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Speaker 11: Caused it so we want you to be against industry

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Speaker 11: right now run out and do. It well but my

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Speaker 11: These fools, All right so here's a. New one get,

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Speaker 11: In here get, in. Here everybody so here's a. New

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Speaker 11: play we're.

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Speaker 11: Everybody listen. All right so we're going to say that

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Speaker 11: it don't beat him up just because he dresses.

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Speaker 2: In growth yeah we saw clink?

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Speaker 11: It clinger you're In? Mash, no, no no tolerance is.

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Speaker 11: No no what we want is if a boy says he's,

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Speaker 2: To girls he can go in.

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Speaker 11: Their restrooms and by, the way even if all he

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Speaker 2: A girl? Got, it ooh this one's a bit? Are

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Speaker 11: Aren't you you need to decide whether you want to

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Speaker 2: Or, not okay and then there, They Go thank god.

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Speaker 11: Not arguing this isn't a fifty to fifty tuggle. WAR

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Speaker 11: anymore i Love the democrats taking the most crazy positions

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Speaker 2: To them sticking. To them but.

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Speaker 11: My heart breaks for the little girls that get caught up.

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Speaker 11: In this the girl that would have been the.

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Speaker 19: State champion the girl that would have made the, volleyball

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Speaker 11: Texas Blues man Stevie rayvaugh and died in a helicopter

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Speaker 11: in dallas thirty five years, Ago today Stevie ray vaughn

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Speaker 11: passed one of the greatest monuments to Him in i've

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Speaker 11: ever seen constructed Is At zilker Park, in austin right

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Speaker 11: next to.

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Speaker 2: The water and he was not a very. TALL fella

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Speaker 2: i don't know what.

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Speaker 11: He was, five seven maybe, five eight maybe probably five.

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Speaker 11: To seven but the way the monument of.

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Speaker 2: What would that?

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Speaker 7: Be remote?

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Speaker 2: Not brass what do they? Call?

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Speaker 11: That copper it would. Be, copper no if, it was it.

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Speaker 11: MELTED down i can't. Remember what, but anyway It shows

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Speaker 11: Stevie rayvaugh but behind him is, a shadow a shadow

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Speaker 11: that grows wider with the distance. Behind it for artistic,

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Speaker 11: merit alone whatever you Thought Of.

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Speaker 2: Stevie rayvaughn it's pretty.

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Speaker 11: Darn cool the fact that it represents the influence he

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Speaker 11: had on so many other musicians that. THEY'VE professed i

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Speaker 11: thought was incredibly. Well, done well you know about the

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Speaker 11: Green dil dos on the court at the N w,

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Speaker 11: nba game the women's. Basketball fights now we've had green

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Speaker 11: del do's tossed on.

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Speaker 2: The greens DURING The Pga.

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Speaker 11: FedEx cup Green del do was tossed on the field

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Speaker 11: During the Vikings versus titans game In phil.

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Speaker 2: There was.

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Speaker 11: Fleetwood and His Partner patrick kentley on the. EIGHTEENTH green

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Speaker 11: a fan Tossed a Neon green sex toy onto the,

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Speaker 11: putting service causing a momentary Disruption before fleetwood's, final PUTT

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Speaker 11: nb nbc on Course Reporter jim bones McKay kicked the

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Speaker 11: toy off the green and into. THE bunker a security

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Speaker 11: guard then removed it and. Walked off despite the, Momentary

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Speaker 11: interruption fleetwood calmly tapped in his par putt to clinch

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Speaker 11: HIS first pga to her victory and Claim The FedEx.

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Speaker 11: Cup title so you got DIILDO'S. In thewnba then they

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Speaker 11: powered themselves TO. The nfl NOW, the pga of, All

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Speaker 11: places i'm going to tell. You something if you're headed

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Speaker 11: out this weekend to watch, college football you better bring.

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Speaker 11: A HELMET THE pga onbs is brought to you by

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Speaker 11: wealthy families all Across The.

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Speaker 17: United states they're saying a poor Kids, for, hello friends

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Speaker 17: welcome back to The PGAs. FedEx cup let's go to

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Speaker 17: the eighteenth Hole Where tommy fleetwood is about to punt

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Speaker 17: for HIS first. Pga win, oh my what? Is this

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Speaker 17: someone just threw something onto the eighteenth. GRAEN gim i

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Speaker 17: couldn't make out what. It was something. Bride green let's check. The,

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Speaker 17: Replay okay tommy is lining up. His butt there. It

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Speaker 17: is it comes. Flying in, you're right it's. Bride Green

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Speaker 17: but i'm not sure what. That is what do you

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Speaker 17: mean you don't know what? It is it's a green, rubber.

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Speaker 11: Pecker our very, own Course Reporter jim bowes McKay kicks.

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Speaker 17: It away Is the american say Socker bront jim McKay

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Speaker 17: is like a newborn glass crying in the night when

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Speaker 17: his dad wants to get to the. Devil's, business now

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Speaker 17: maybe we should go To brad if that green had

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Speaker 17: been a weave at fast That but todter would have been.

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Speaker 2: Off, balls.

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Speaker 11: Well since we have taken the show in a, comedic

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Speaker 11: direction whether you thought it was funny, or not people

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Speaker 11: always loved to withhold.

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Speaker 2: THEIR approval i, LIKE funny i. LIKE funny i like

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Speaker 2: funny things that, wasn't funny that. Was inappropriate well are

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Speaker 2: you able? To drive do you have a?

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Speaker 17: Good?

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Speaker 11: Vision yeah so you have a sense, of sight and

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Speaker 11: you're able to hear me talking? Right now see. Not

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Speaker 11: death so you have a sense. Of hearing SO if

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Speaker 11: i were to give you CHOCOLATE and i would give

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Speaker 11: you VANILLA and i was, giving strawberry you'd be able to.

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Speaker 2: Differentiate.

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Speaker 11: Them y so you have a sense, of, Taste okay

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Speaker 11: AND if i was to BREAK if i was to

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Speaker 11: bake some bread and it, was pumpernickel you'd be able

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Speaker 11: to have a rough estimation on you know that it wasn't. A.

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Speaker 11: Chocolate yeah do you have a sense? Of, smell okay so.

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Speaker 11: You have you have quite a, few senses but you

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Speaker 11: don't have a sense. Of humor there's a reason it's

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Speaker 11: called a Sense OF if i don't find, something funny

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Speaker 11: that doesn't make it. Not funny, you SEE if i

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Speaker 11: don't like the Music Of. Marilyn manson that doesn't make it.

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Speaker 11: Bad music lord knows enough people had bought that trash

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Speaker 11: that somebody thinks it's. Good MUSIC if i don't like,

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Speaker 11: classical music that doesn't make classical music any. Less wonderful

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Speaker 11: it just makes me a person who doesn't, enjoy it.

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Speaker 11: You see AND if i don't like the taste of,

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Speaker 11: your hamburger that doesn't make your hamburger.

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Speaker 2: Not good it JUST means i don't. Like it and

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Speaker 2: that's the way.

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Speaker 11: Humor works there was a humorous moment yesterday at the. Cabinet,

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Speaker 11: meeting now we have been talking about this, for months

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Speaker 11: AND as i said on the air, multiple times, young.

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Speaker 2: Folks do not set your wedding date on the day

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Speaker 2: of a.

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Speaker 11: Football game, you Know, in texas, for instance WHERE the

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Speaker 11: a AND m ut are the two biggest of the

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Speaker 11: universities in, football programs although there are PLENTY More, Tcu

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Speaker 11: Baylor texas tech OF Course smu University, of houston my.

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Speaker 11: Alma mater there's a huge there's a huge hue and

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Speaker 11: cry among groomsmen and bridesmaids when the invitation goes out

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Speaker 11: and the young soon to be betrothed announced their wedding

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Speaker 11: date is on the day of the, big.

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Speaker 2: Game and the reason for that is they get. A discount,

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Speaker 2: You See. Mike Leach mike leach is a.

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Speaker 11: Great Coach the pirate had a great bit, on this

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Speaker 11: but to, His Credit marco rubio brought some levity to

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Speaker 11: the cabinet meeting yesterday by taking up.

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Speaker 20: Our cause this thing about people getting Married on saturdays

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Speaker 20: during college football season is, a Scourge. Mister president IT'S

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Speaker 20: dim i know we can have an executive order, on

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Speaker 20: this it's, the same but it's really difficult just, you

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Speaker 20: know seven other months of the year that people can.

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Speaker 2: Get MARRIED so i just wanted to say that.

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Speaker 11: Very, thank you, thank you and we go to break

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Speaker 11: with a tribute to one of my, favorite now the

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Speaker 11: Late Great. Mike leech he was asked by a reporter

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Speaker 11: nine days before his wedding for, any advice and he

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Speaker 11: is what he had, To, say well it's so it's

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Speaker 11: too late to.

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Speaker 2: Rescue you.

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Speaker 18: The best WISDOM that i can possibly give h the

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Speaker 18: BEST wisdom i could possibly give on that subject nine

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Speaker 18: days and it's a.

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Speaker 2: Little late you should have come to. Me sooner.

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Speaker 18: My wisdom, Would, be uh you have to stay out

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Speaker 18: of the, way, now YEAH and i wish you a

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Speaker 18: very happy Marriage and i'm sure you'll. Have One but

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Speaker 18: i'm just, telling you when it comes, to marriages the

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Speaker 18: women of. Their mind your fiance is going to lose,

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Speaker 18: Her mind your mother in law is going to lose.

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Speaker 18: Her mind your mom is going to lose. Her mind

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Speaker 18: all those nights, For me, thank you and.

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Speaker 2: Good night