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Speaker 2: So Michael Very Show is on the air.

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Speaker 3: App is all gohead met the two observer ALBA three

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Speaker 4: Bravo two rounds two guys now.

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Speaker 3: Gun effect at sixteen Target number Hotel November five, ten

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Speaker 3: to target teams of mission target to BREADDAP.

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Speaker 2: You do not have to follow illegal orders.

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Speaker 5: You know why because if this is deemed to have

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Speaker 5: been war crimes, which by all accounts right now, there

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Speaker 5: are seven sources that said Pete Hexath did say kill

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Speaker 5: them all, even after there were two survivors, which are

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Speaker 5: supposed to do under international law. You are supposed to

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Speaker 5: take those fighters as prisoners of war. You're supposed to

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Speaker 5: give them refuge, and you're supposed to take care of them.

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Speaker 6: If they did not see the survivors that were clinging

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Speaker 6: to wreckage of the boat, that would be potentially something

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Speaker 6: where they could get out of a charge like that.

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Speaker 6: But if they did see, if they were aware or

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Speaker 6: if they understood that there was even a possibility of

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Speaker 6: survivors from this, their obligation was to disobey that order.

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Speaker 6: If they went had bade that order, supposedly, presumably they

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Speaker 6: might be committing a war crime.

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Speaker 7: It could be punished even though they're superior officers had

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Speaker 7: ordered them to do so.

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Speaker 2: Yes, that is correct.

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Speaker 6: So that is one of the problems that you have

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Speaker 6: when it comes to actually handling the laws of warfare

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Speaker 6: because sometimes in the fog of war, you don't necessarily

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Speaker 6: the investigations, like Congress has talked about, both the House

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Speaker 6: need to do that because this is critical to the

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Speaker 6: way in which not only we fight wars as the

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Speaker 6: United States of America, the types of roes or rules

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Speaker 6: of engagement that we follow, but it's also critical in

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Speaker 6: terms of protecting the lives of the people at sea.

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Speaker 8: Adderial Bradley worked well within his authority and the law

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Speaker 8: directing the engagement to ensure the vote was destroyed and

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Speaker 8: the threat to the United States of America was eliminated.

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Speaker 8: This administration has designated these narco terrorists as foreign terrorist organizations.

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Speaker 8: The President has a right to take them out if

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Speaker 8: they are threatening the United States of America, and if

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Speaker 8: they are bringing illegal narcotics that are killing our citizens

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Speaker 8: at a record rate, which is what they are doing.

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Speaker 8: And under the previous administration, there was enough fetinyl choticked

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Speaker 8: into our country to kill every American man, woman, and

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Speaker 8: child many times over. And so that's why you've seen

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Speaker 8: a drastic difference in this administration's policy with respect to

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Speaker 8: the last And it's one of the many reasons the

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Speaker 8: American public re elected this president and support this Secretary

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Speaker 2: Yes, I checked Jurnie Bright. As of June thirtieth, it'll

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Speaker 2: be higher than this. Now.

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Speaker 7: Greg Abbott has eighty six million, one hundred and thirty one.

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Speaker 2: Thousand dollars on hands. State of Texas politics like.

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Speaker 7: This, most of the money comes from big donors, and

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Speaker 7: the big donor money is going to Abbot to a

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Speaker 7: much less extent Dan Patrick. But Abbot is sucking up

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Speaker 7: all his cash and he hoards it.

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Speaker 2: Now.

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Speaker 7: If he cared about getting things done, which he doesn't,

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Speaker 7: then he would spend it on marginal elections. He'd spend

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Speaker 7: get Republicans over the top. There are ways he could

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Speaker 7: make a difference. He could have helped win that Harris

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Speaker 7: no no interest in that, no interest in helping anybody

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Speaker 7: but himself, because he is a self centered narcissist. And

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Speaker 7: I understand because I have to read your emails. It's

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Speaker 7: really just we should all be nice to the Republicans

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Speaker 7: how come you're not saying nice things about Republicans all

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Speaker 7: they keep being undemocrats.

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Speaker 2: They don't do anything. They just know you don't like.

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Speaker 7: Everybody says, we don't want Venezuelan drugs on the streets

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Speaker 2: I get him trying to drug dealers, in bringing him

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Speaker 7: Are you willing to stop the drug votes when they

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Speaker 7: of love before you break our heart?

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Speaker 2: Turn around, you must not proceed.

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Speaker 7: And they go, oh huh. Listen though my bad didn't

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Speaker 7: realize you didn't want us. Hear you kill them, that's

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Speaker 7: get in power, they're sending you to prison for a

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Speaker 7: war crime. And they mean it. They mean it. That's

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Speaker 7: what it means to actually do something. That's what makes

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Speaker 7: that's what makes so many Republicans cringe is Trump actually

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Speaker 2: That is the difference. That is the big difference.

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Speaker 7: So Governor Abbott has requested Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant to

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Speaker 7: suspend the tax exempt status for the Muslim organization CARE.

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Speaker 7: Back in December of twenty twenty three, the Biden administration

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Speaker 7: cut ties with CARE because it was polling, showing that

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Speaker 2: In twenty twenty four.

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Speaker 7: After the group's executive director said he was quote happy

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Speaker 7: executive director Nihad Awad and his speech, we condemn these

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Speaker 7: shocking anti Semitic statements in the strongest terms. Listen, the

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Speaker 7: Muslim threat is not limited to their hatred of Jews.

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Speaker 2: It's just that.

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Speaker 7: Until recently, they've been real good about hiding their hatred

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Speaker 7: of Christians, their hatred of Americans. In fact, it was

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Speaker 7: a really good strategy ingratiate yourself, keep a low profile.

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Speaker 7: It wasn't until there were cities like Dearborn where you

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Speaker 7: Oh hey, that makes it hard on the Democrats.

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Speaker 1: Bizarre of talk radio the Michael Verie Show, he said.

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Speaker 7: Virginia liquor store got an unexpected visitor this weekend, a

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Speaker 7: masked murgler who slipped in after hours went straight for

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Speaker 7: the bottom shelf and tore into the Scotch and whiskey

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Speaker 7: like he owned the joint. Bottles smashed, ceiling tiles crashed,

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Speaker 7: and booze pooled across the floor. Popo described the suspect

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Speaker 7: When employees opened up Saturday morning, they found the culprit,

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Speaker 7: a very drunk, very unconscious raccoon passed out on the

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Speaker 7: legendary bender credit Wavy TV ten in Virginia.

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Speaker 9: Happened Saturday in Ashland, and according to social media post

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Speaker 9: by Hanover County Animal Protection and Shelter, Yeah, a raccoon

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Speaker 9: broke into the store the night of Black Friday and

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Speaker 2: They have masks, don't they.

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Speaker 1: The animal became.

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Speaker 9: Intoxicated then passed out in a back room. A sleeping

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Speaker 9: raccoon was discovered Saturday morning, head right.

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Speaker 7: We've all been there probably at some point in our lives, right,

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Speaker 10: An officer brought the mass bandit back to the County

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Speaker 1: So, yes, that's a lot of liqueur. For a little

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Speaker 1: raccoon there. The raccoon slept it.

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Speaker 5: Off for a few hours and showed no signs of injury.

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Speaker 8: Bounce back officers released the raccoon back into the wild.

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Speaker 7: Was she just not able to contain her laughter? You

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Speaker 7: know they do a read through of the news. She's

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Speaker 7: heard the story five times. It's not like she just

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Speaker 7: heard it the first time. What was that rewind about

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Speaker 7: thirty seconds? Her cackle? Lady, we know you knew the

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Speaker 7: story already. There's no way you thought it was that

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Speaker 7: funny the fifth time you heard it. You just couldn't

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Speaker 6: That?

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Speaker 2: Was that the laugh track? We head right near the

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Speaker 2: toilet been there? Probably, don't they?

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Speaker 9: The animal became intoxicated then passed out in that room.

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Speaker 1: Sleeping raccoons was never Saturday morninglady.

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Speaker 2: I don't know what's happened to me. Maybe I just

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Speaker 7: But I cannot go out in public without there being someone,

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Speaker 7: especially in the evening, especially if alcohol's being served without

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Speaker 7: some woman at the very next table who's a cackler.

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Speaker 2: And apparently whoever she's with is Bob hope. They just

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Speaker 7: She just right, and so I of course shoot a

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Speaker 7: shut up. You remember when Popo and Ohio pulled over

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Speaker 7: a woman driving with their pet raccoon, Chewy during questioning

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Speaker 7: Popo wrote on Facebook. While our officers are trained to

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Speaker 7: expect the unexpected, finding a raccoon holding a meth pipe

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Speaker 11: Police in Summit County's Springfield Township have seen all kinds

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Speaker 11: of unusual things over the years, but nothing prepared officers

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Speaker 11: for what they found during this traffic stop on Monday.

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Speaker 10: Hey, no reason I stopped you.

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Speaker 2: You are suspended with a warrant.

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Speaker 1: For your arrest.

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Speaker 11: Well, speaking with the driver, fifty five year old Victoria

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Speaker 11: Vidal Page of Akron about an active warrant for her

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Speaker 11: unusual in the passenger seat of her SUV, a raccoon

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Speaker 10: The raccoon her meth pipe. That's right, her mes pipe.

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Speaker 10: He's played with aves pipe right now. No, don't reach

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Speaker 11: After Victoria of a doll Page was arrested on the

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Speaker 11: outstanding warrant, her mother told the officers that the raccoon

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Speaker 11: is their pet and his name is Chewy. When the

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Speaker 11: officer took the pipe away from Chewy, the pet grabbed

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Speaker 11: another pipe.

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Speaker 1: Oh there's no.

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Speaker 10: There's no way, all right, had enough fun thing games.

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Speaker 11: Based on the evidence provided by Chewy, the officer searched

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Speaker 11: the suv and found a bag containing seven smaller bags

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Speaker 11: of crystal meth, cracked cocaine, and three used meth pipes. Sadly,

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Speaker 11: investigators say it appears Chewy the raccoon had chewed holes

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Speaker 1: Honey.

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Speaker 11: Investigators were a new usually concerned about the health of

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Speaker 11: the raccoon, but concluded he was unharmed. He was turned

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Speaker 10: All right, well, your raccoon gave you away.

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Speaker 11: Based on the evidence revealed by Chewy Victoria of a

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Speaker 11: doll Page, it's now facing charges of possession of drugs

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Speaker 11: and drug paraphernalia. Jack Shay Fox eight News in Springfield township.

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Speaker 7: Hey, buddy, you know raccoons and dogs hate when we

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Speaker 2: Remember when the firefighters found a raccoon hound drugs. Apparently

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Speaker 4: The map, suck pee, We doesn't have anything but fire

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Speaker 10: And see that was any raccoon?

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Speaker 3: An overdose on?

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Speaker 13: Somebody carely, I'm sitting at one of us do at firehouses.

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Speaker 13: No pet raccoons are overdosing here. Well if they show

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Speaker 7: Then of course there was the fellow who's cooking up

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Speaker 7: raccoons in the highest that Jeff McShann interviewed.

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Speaker 2: Place an eight.

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Speaker 14: Shine where you can get your car details, your cracks

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Speaker 1: This side of the Mississippi.

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Speaker 14: You bet crack Coons, crack car wash, pharmacy, Gormet road

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Speaker 1: We give new meaning to the words full service.

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Speaker 14: Amen, brother, roll on in your hoop this Sunday after

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Speaker 1: Passage, take care of your drug. Run for the week. Brother,

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Speaker 9: And from on duck King of Ting and this other guy,

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Speaker 2: I don't I know you had a doctor, You're all

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Speaker 2: I got handed So buddy of mine, well, I haven't

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Speaker 7: And he said, I hadn't had a solid poop in

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Speaker 2: To hear from you too. Okay, I'm interested.

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Speaker 7: Now could you did you tell me a little more

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Speaker 2: Up you unless you like getting your Yeah, so he said,

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Speaker 7: Think if I did that, I don't think i'd have

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Speaker 7: anything to give them. Well, always eager to help, always

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Speaker 7: I said, okay, look, you're gonna have to be a

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Speaker 7: Is it like gruel? Is it chunk? Well, what are

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Speaker 7: And I said, well, I'm pretty sure you're gonna die

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Speaker 7: I'll put it out on the air and i'll ask

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Speaker 7: This cannot be good a whole year, no solid poops.

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Speaker 7: Something's going on in there by the way. I was

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Speaker 7: reading about birds yesterday, Ramon, do you know the portion

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Speaker 2: Do you know what that's called. It's a part that you eat.

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Speaker 2: It is a part that you eat, the gizzard.

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Speaker 7: The gizzard functions in a way that our cusp is

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Speaker 7: he really has nothing to chew it. Well, he just

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Speaker 7: what we do with our grinder, We break everything up

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Speaker 2: Felt like I should share it. You thought there was

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Speaker 12: Kevin Well, good well, good morning. Yes sir, uh I

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Speaker 2: What are you doing?

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Speaker 7: Uh?

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Speaker 12: Just I just I do. I do the same thing

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Speaker 12: that is out tick.

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Speaker 2: So, Okay, where in Alabama are you?

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Speaker 12: Uh? Little town called Phoenix. Uh it is right across

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Speaker 2: Okay, yes, sir, interesting, yes, sir, it is.

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Speaker 7: But we have what we have in in Alabama, seven

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Speaker 2: It's a great market for us.

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Speaker 12: I am not listening to one of the affiliates. I'm

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Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, I'm just I'm just saying you anyway,

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Speaker 12: Okay? Uh the thing about the about the about the

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Speaker 12: The she's trying to get the lower ranks into trouble

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Speaker 12: So he got totally freaking rained out for it. So

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Speaker 2: Kevin, I'm dying to know.

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Speaker 7: Okay, do you have as an empty glass with ice

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Speaker 7: a well and you're pulling it up.

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Speaker 1: Well.

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Speaker 12: Uh, I am unhooking on a three wheel fork. Left

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Speaker 7: Okay, is it like a goose En trailer or how

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Speaker 2: How are you carrying this thing?

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Speaker 2: Michael Berry Show. Welcome program.

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Speaker 4: There, Hi, Michael. I've had a situation for quite some

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Speaker 4: But if you cut out the fog map high fogmap

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Speaker 4: Do you want some examples of high fog bap?

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Speaker 2: Absolutely? But how long did it take till you can

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Speaker 12: Uh?

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Speaker 4: Almost overnight?

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Speaker 2: Are you serious?

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Speaker 4: Forty eight hours? It gets rid of your It gets

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Speaker 4: And this has not been my whole life situation.

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Speaker 7: Understand, did he explain why that's happening. But I just

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Speaker 4: It ferments in your large intestine. The first thing it

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Speaker 2: Interesting, you know, I stopped.

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Speaker 7: I stopped being able to process garlic a few years ago,

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Speaker 7: So garlic used to If you had asked me my

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Speaker 7: I would want them to put garlic on anything.

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Speaker 7: If it didn't have garlic, I would want them to

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Speaker 7: assume it's probably part of the natural aging process, that

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Speaker 7: there's things you can't process like.

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Speaker 4: You once could, and that may be part of it.

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Speaker 2: How old were you when it started.

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Speaker 4: I'm going to say seventy two. And how old are

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Speaker 4: you know it wasn't it wasn't very bad. I'm almost

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Speaker 4: eighty one.

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Speaker 2: Okay, Wow, it's only been kind.

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Speaker 4: Of bad for the last couple of years.

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Speaker 7: Okay, So you did this purely by changing your diet exactly.

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Speaker 2: I love that.

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Speaker 7: I think most things can be fixed with dietary additions

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Speaker 7: and deductions.

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Speaker 4: And none of the two would say that too.

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Speaker 2: Absolutely.

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Speaker 7: She is a She thinks that we are way too

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Speaker 7: keen in this country to prescribe a medicine rather than

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Speaker 7: change of behavior.

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Speaker 4: Why I say amen to that one.

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Speaker 2: I think that's true. But you know, there are some

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Speaker 2: things I don't know.

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Speaker 7: You know, I had some friends when Posor came out

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Speaker 7: with a particular product that had not you know, had

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Speaker 7: an experience in quite some time, and I don't know

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Speaker 7: there's a dietary change that could do what that drug

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Speaker 7: did for them. But by and large, I think that's

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Speaker 7: absolutely true if we're if we're mindful of what drugs have,

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Speaker 7: what effect on our body, and you know, some people

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Speaker 7: just process different drugs differently. But Jo Maxie, I'm surprised

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Speaker 7: how many people I have a wide circle because I

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Speaker 7: get a lot of emails from a lot.

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Speaker 2: Of different people.

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Speaker 7: I am surprised how many people suffer from severe I

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Speaker 7: don't mean just discomfort, gastro intestinal issues. How many people

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Speaker 7: are on a colostomy bag that you wouldn't expect. How

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Speaker 7: many people have chromes that you wouldn't expect. How many

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Speaker 7: papers suffer from severe digestive track issues, all of those

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Speaker 7: sort of gut issues.

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Speaker 2: It's amazing. And the older you get, the more the

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Speaker 2: more it happens.

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Speaker 4: I was in and out of the emergency room for

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Speaker 4: two years. I was in the emergency room six times

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Speaker 4: because my intestines were so trashed. I was bleeding down

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Speaker 4: to where I was almost unconscious and needed I always

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Speaker 4: needed leaders of blood in yes, sir, in the intestines,

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Speaker 4: and I had colonoscopy. After colonoscopy I had. I did

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Speaker 4: this pill tim about three times. They never found anything

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Speaker 4: that was very frustrating. And what they did find they

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Speaker 4: would fix that. It would be little bitty things that

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Speaker 4: they would tell me, this is not going to work.

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Speaker 4: This will fixed this, but this isn't the problem. And

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Speaker 4: they never really figured it out.

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Speaker 2: Did they admit that, did they say look were.

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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, no, they were so frustrated and drew pictures

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Speaker 4: about me. They they kind of rigged it. So when

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Speaker 4: I started this, they would throw me in the in

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Speaker 4: the hospital real fast and do a colonoscoby the next

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Speaker 4: day and they would be so Doctor Domingo's was so

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Speaker 4: frustrated he threw up his face, his hands and he

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Speaker 4: was just and doctor Ramesh was so frustrated. And finally,

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Speaker 4: doctor Esh, after we talked after a while, handed me

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Speaker 4: this podmap diet and you can look if you'll put

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Speaker 4: on your computer garlic or fodmap f O D M

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Speaker 4: A P and then garlic, they'll the computer will tell

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Speaker 4: you whether that's a high podmap food or not.

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Speaker 2: Mixie, thank you for calling M