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Speaker 1: You know, it's for the good of New York. Ultimately

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Speaker 6: I don't care about UH affiliations or parties or anything else.

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Speaker 7: Well, okay, Joe, I lived in New York for thirty

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Speaker 7: So Mom, Donald can call him a fascist. He can, Mom,

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Speaker 12: Well, I don't know about that. I think the problem

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Speaker 13: And you saw this.

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Speaker 12: And then what happened. That community decided that it did

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Speaker 12: I'm believing Trump is not you know, he didn't drop

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Speaker 7: Do you think this guy is a representative of radical Islam?

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Speaker 13: Do I think that?

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Speaker 7: Oh?

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Speaker 12: I believe deep down and whose soul he is?

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Speaker 7: I do too, I do too, So, oh yeah, drop

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Speaker 7: You know.

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Speaker 12: Here's the thing. The people of New York elected Mondami,

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Speaker 12: So here's the thing. I share your concerned. I would

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Speaker 12: House with Donald Trump. I think the problems in Gracie Mansion.

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Speaker 7: Listen to Bridgie Gabriel. We had it on yesterday and

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Speaker 7: she's extremely concerned as I am about what's going on.

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Speaker 7: And I'm sure she's a little bit more concerned today

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Speaker 7: as I am as well.

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Speaker 14: Listen, when you look at the track record of the

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Speaker 14: are seeing very clearly the loyalty leaning more towards are

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Speaker 14: another government and another entity. When you look at the

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Speaker 14: students marching and demonstrating in the United States, including Mom

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Speaker 14: Donnie by the way, and demonstrations after October seventh, where

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Speaker 14: they were burning the American flag and waving the flags

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Speaker 14: of different countries, Arabic countries in the Middle East, different

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Speaker 14: when I see that seventy six Muslims ran for office,

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Speaker 14: backed unfunded by care the Couslain American Islamic Relations who's

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Speaker 14: an unindicted co conspirator and the largest terrorism financing trial

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Speaker 14: in America's history, and forty two of them make it

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Speaker 4: And it's interesting.

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Speaker 7: I'll give you the last twenty seconds or so before

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Speaker 7: we get to go.

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Speaker 12: I share her concerns. I agree with everything she just said.

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Speaker 12: That means we have to be vigilant and smart, not nasty,

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Speaker 12: but we have to be very smart and we got

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Speaker 12: to lower the hammer when it's necessary.

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Speaker 7: We're going to leave it there, my friend. Good good

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Speaker 7: talking to you. Joe. You're very optimistic and you scept

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Speaker 7: a little bit of a balance here. Appreciate your time,

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Speaker 7: Joe Degeneva, Thank you so much for time.

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Speaker 12: Anytime, Eric, anytime.

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Speaker 7: Okay, we'll bring it back again. Let's see if we'll

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Speaker 7: give it about a couple of months and see how

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Speaker 7: have the same feelings up both of us. Well, we'll

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Speaker 7: All right, all right, it's actually doing it. Just when

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Speaker 7: you thought that the State of California couldn't possibly have

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Speaker 7: governor of Cali. Of course, what do we do? What

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Speaker 7: stop this? I'll tell you what I'm gonna do. I

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Speaker 7: love California.

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Speaker 15: It's the greatest country in the world, country, greatest country

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Speaker 15: in the world. But that's why it pisses me off

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Speaker 15: to see Californians running through the fields where they work

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Speaker 15: from ice agents or troops in our streets.

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Speaker 16: It's horrifying.

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Speaker 15: It's horrified as cancer research. But I'm ready to bring

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Speaker 15: this fight home. So I came here to night, Jimmy

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Speaker 15: to tell you and your audience that I'm running to

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Speaker 15: be the next governor of California.

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Speaker 7: Governor of he's a failed congressman. Now he wants to

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Speaker 7: be governor, I mean, and he's gonna run against Oh

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Speaker 7: my goodness, gracious this this You know he's right. It

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Speaker 7: should be a separate country. Just make California know the country.

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Speaker 7: You could be president of California. Swall well, just make

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Speaker 7: sure it's not any more part of the United States

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Speaker 7: any longer. That would work for all of us. Poor

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Speaker 7: New Yorkers, by the way, Actually they don't really feel

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Speaker 7: bad for them.

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Speaker 13: At all.

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Speaker 7: You get what you vote for, and what you've voted

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Speaker 7: for in New York City as a mayor who made

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Speaker 7: all kinds of promises he certainly could not keep and

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Speaker 7: will not be able to keep. Like making buses free.

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Speaker 7: He said it again just in the oval office. He

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Speaker 7: wants him to be fast and free. But what Zorah

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Speaker 7: do it? Turns out it's not really a real plan

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Speaker 7: after all.

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Speaker 17: And the other one, you've been talking about fast and

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Speaker 17: free buses and you're meeting with the governor. I've heard

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Speaker 17: you talk about many times that you don't want to

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Speaker 17: take money away from the MTA. You want to put

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Speaker 17: money back in. It's something that she agrees with r you.

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Speaker 17: We don't want to takeway money from the MTA. How

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Speaker 17: are you getting that money, the seven hundred millions to

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Speaker 17: make the buses free into the MCA. If she's not

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Speaker 17: for raising taxes.

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Speaker 8: You know, I think that the two clearest ways to

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Speaker 8: raise that money is through the raising of the state's

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Speaker 8: corporate tax to match she's at New Jersey. I think

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Speaker 8: that a lot of this is still a case to

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Speaker 8: be made, whether it's the corporate tax, or that it's

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Speaker 8: the personal income tax on those who make more than

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Speaker 8: a million dollars a year or more. I think that

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Speaker 8: these are the clearest ways. I've also said that there

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Speaker 8: are other ways to raise this funding. The most important

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Speaker 8: fact is that we not the question of how we

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Speaker 8: do it, but.

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Speaker 7: Down exactly what they do. That's what communists do. Socialists

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Speaker 7: becomes communists. Here's how they do it. They promise you

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Speaker 7: free stuff. Everyone gets a free bus, everyone gets a

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Speaker 7: free house, everyone gets a free loaf of bread. You

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Speaker 7: offer the free stuff, you get elected, and you go,

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Speaker 7: how are you gonna pay for it? We're gonna raise

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Speaker 7: taxes on the people who make stuff. You're gonna take

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Speaker 7: from the makers and give to the takers. That's exactly

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Speaker 7: communists what happens. It's a free country. It's not North

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Speaker 7: Korea where you can't leave. It's a free country. The

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Speaker 7: people who make money in New York, the people who

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Speaker 7: create the wealth, who are now gonna add more taxes,

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Speaker 7: are the most taxed municipality in the world. You pay

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Speaker 7: like sixty percent of your tax if you make over

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Speaker 7: a million dollars. Those people gonna leave. They're gonna leave.

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Speaker 7: And what are you gonna do then then they're gonna

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Speaker 7: be even further debt, begging for a federal handout. And

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Speaker 7: he just made nice with President Trump and the Oval

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Speaker 7: got my mind blown today, folks, To be honest with you,

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Speaker 7: Jasmine Crocketts Epstein gaff remember that so embarrassing, so bad,

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Speaker 7: you know one where she implicated or decided that she thought,

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Speaker 7: I don't know the wrong Jeffrey Epstein was a donor

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Speaker 7: to Lee Selden's his floor campaign. It was so bad

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Speaker 7: that even the view can't help but turn on Jazzy

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Speaker 7: Jasmine for that. So it's not true that they took

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Speaker 7: money from jeff Jeffrey Epstein.

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Speaker 4: So is there a different job?

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Speaker 14: Okay, yeah, it's a different It's so confusing, but choice

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Speaker 14: and annoying.

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Speaker 9: This is why people get so frustrated with politicians.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, something horrible was done.

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Speaker 2: We all agree on that Epstein engaged in corhymes. Did

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Speaker 2: people care more about, Well, my team didn't do it.

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Speaker 8: Your team did.

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Speaker 2: When she said, my team looked into this quickly. When

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Speaker 2: you're gonna throw out an accusation that.

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Speaker 4: Big, which we all know this case is that big,

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Speaker 4: just own it. Say it was a mistake.

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Speaker 2: And move on because to then try to say, well,

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Speaker 2: they lie and we don't lie again, it's the distrust

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Speaker 2: and Congress and our politician.

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Speaker 14: The bottom line is, and you've said this, it's not Sarah,

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Speaker 14: it's not a partisan issue.

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Speaker 7: This is not right.

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Speaker 4: But I'm speaking purely.

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Speaker 16: Don't swing and legisation.

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Speaker 2: Out on the congressional floor and not dial it back quickly,

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Speaker 2: abruptly say I got it wrong and move on because

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Speaker 7: Even sunny host who tried to cover for Jazzy Jasmin

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Speaker 7: Crockett was smart enough to shut the hell up when

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Speaker 7: she realized she was already beat just because she was embarrassed,

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Speaker 7: and she embarrassed herself so badly with that Epstein gaff.

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Speaker 7: Doesn't mean that Jasmin Crockett isn't more than happy to

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Speaker 7: step out as often as possible and do it some more.

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Speaker 7: Here she is up to her usual race baiting, making

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Speaker 7: things up that aren't actually happening in order why to

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Speaker 7: divide the country and incite violence. This is what Democrats do,

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Speaker 7: and she's really good at it.

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Speaker 4: Gonna do they not even going?

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Speaker 3: Honestly, They are about to outlaw the idea of white

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Speaker 3: supremacy and white hate like they are about to be like, oh.

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Speaker 1: That's not a thing.

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Speaker 3: Forget the fact that you're talking about getting rid of

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Speaker 3: like the classification for nooses in a time in which

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Speaker 3: we have seen these random black bodies be strong up

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Speaker 3: down South, also at a time in which you're back

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Speaker 3: in office. Because what you do is you embolden that hate.

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Speaker 3: You embolden everybody to take off their hoods.

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Speaker 4: That is what he has done.

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Speaker 3: He is the one that is producing this violins listening.

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Speaker 7: Hell, are you talking about? Jasmine Crockett fact check right here.

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Speaker 7: Just wanted to point out to Jasmine and to the

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Speaker 7: Washington Post that first made they claim that the US

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Speaker 7: Coast Guard will no longer classify swastikas and newss his

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Speaker 7: hate symbols is, according to the Coastguard, categorically false. Shockers,

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Speaker 7: She's wrong yet again. All right, I'm not sure if

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Speaker 7: you knew this, but I'm really glad that Hakim Jeffries

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Speaker 7: is here to clear up all of this because apparently

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Speaker 7: people can't afford homes. And it's not because of the

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Speaker 7: inflation that Joe Biden the Democrats created for those years

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Speaker 7: and amped it all up. No, it's not because of

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Speaker 7: the Left war on American energy. They don't want to

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Speaker 7: drill anywhere. Maybe not even the socialist spending like they're

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Speaker 7: about seeing New York City. You just don't get it

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Speaker 7: at all. Apparently, how Kim Jeffrey says, it's climate change's fault.

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Speaker 18: Home Ownership has become unaffordable in far too many places,

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Speaker 18: ripping away the possibility of home ownership for millions of Americans.

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Speaker 18: And we know that home ownership has always been central

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Speaker 18: to the great American dream, and so it's incredibly important

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Speaker 18: that we deal with the climate crisis.

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Speaker 7: The climate hasn't changed enough volkum to cause any sort

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Speaker 7: of lack of ability of young people to buy homes.

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Speaker 7: It's all inflation, inflation, interest rates. Inflation went up. The

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Speaker 7: Fed had to raise interest rates to tame the inflation.

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Speaker 7: When interest rates goes up, go up, it costs more

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Speaker 7: to buy a home. That's how it worked. Okay, it's

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Speaker 7: not climate. It's not any warmer or colder or windier.

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Speaker 7: It's all inflation. That's bidnomics for you right there, all right.

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Speaker 7: The party that centered its policies around the grooming of

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Speaker 7: this country's child now thinks that somehow President Trump's policies

657
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Speaker 7: are a danger to America's children. Trumps sometimes someone getting

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Speaker 7: Nancy Pelosi out here before she says more stupid things. Watch.

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Speaker 16: Donald Trump is the worst president of the United States

660
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Speaker 16: for America's children, the worst president American children have ever

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Speaker 16: had in terms of their health, their education, the clean,

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Speaker 16: safe environment in which they can thrive, including safety from

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Speaker 16: gun violenceburdad, the job, economic security of their families, and

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Speaker 16: the future.

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Speaker 7: Okay, she's on her way out. Can we stop. I'm

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Speaker 7: calling audible here, Team Bowling, Let's stop putting Nancy Pelosi

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Speaker 7: on TV. What do you say? We'll be back too

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Speaker 7: and a half minutes all right, Time of the week

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Speaker 7: where we take a look at NFL games, college games

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Speaker 7: picks in our own rav Washington, DC correspondent Sports Extraordinary

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Speaker 7: expert Miss Britt McHenry joins us right now, Brett, my

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Speaker 7: head spinning. I have never I've never had such a

673
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Speaker 7: streak of cold betting as this last four or five

674
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Speaker 7: weeks or so. I had Buffalo last night, and now

675
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Speaker 7: I did I take Buffalo and lay five and a half,

676
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Speaker 7: which I had to. I actually went back and said,

677
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Speaker 7: you know, I'm gonna bring the line down on another bet,

678
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Speaker 7: and I double the bet giving two and a half

679
00:33:36,960 --> 00:33:39,320
Speaker 7: or yeah, giving two and a half, and I lost

680
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Speaker 7: both of those because they didn't even win the darn game.

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Speaker 9: The Texans to sack Josh Allen eight times.

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Speaker 4: I don't think any of us.

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Speaker 7: Did, Eric the Texans. That mean we're not so Buffalo

684
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Speaker 7: can either look like the best team in football the

685
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Speaker 7: or the little worst. And last night and the last

686
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Speaker 7: two weeks have looked like I think the worst. Are

687
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Speaker 7: two of the last three weeks of the worst. They

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Speaker 7: had the bad game there. Oh yeah, yeah, that's right,

689
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Speaker 7: that's right, we got they're not.

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Speaker 9: The worst worst. But I get what you're saying. All right, well,

691
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Speaker 9: you'll play transitions to the postseason.

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Speaker 7: Get that in a second, let's do. Yeah, it's an

693
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Speaker 7: interesting game USC the college game, USC Trojans at Oregon Ducks.

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Speaker 7: Fifteenth ranked USC seven or Oregon's been playing lights out

695
00:34:17,200 --> 00:34:19,439
Speaker 7: and playing great. Not sure why they dropped to seven.

696
00:34:19,480 --> 00:34:21,600
Speaker 7: They were one for a long time. Maybe there's a

697
00:34:21,640 --> 00:34:24,880
Speaker 7: bad loss. We even really know. USC shows up to

698
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Speaker 7: play though. Sometimes. What are your thoughts in this one?

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Speaker 4: I think it's going to be a high scoring game.

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Speaker 9: If there's any bet you're taking on, you know, passing

701
00:34:32,360 --> 00:34:34,640
Speaker 9: yards for either team. You should do that because they're

702
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Speaker 9: both high octane offenses. Oregon really has been lights out.

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Speaker 9: They had that Indiana loss, which was memorable to say

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Speaker 9: the least. Actually, Eric, that was the same day that Northwestern,

705
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Speaker 9: my alma mater, beat Penn State and James Franklin was fired,

706
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Speaker 9: so I remember that day. But they've had four consecutive

707
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Speaker 9: wins since. Just a really strong program. I like Oregon,

708
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Speaker 9: but they're both vying for a spot in that top

709
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Speaker 9: twelve for the playoff contention, right, and they're both two

710
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Speaker 9: strong programs, So you got.

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Speaker 7: To give ten and a half. You got to give

712
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Speaker 7: ten and has a lot of points to give to

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Speaker 7: a fifteenth three team.

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Speaker 14: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: Sure, I'm more into the NFL, So.

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Speaker 7: Why not we'll jump to the NFL. Let's do that,

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Speaker 7: Dempa Bay Buccaneers. I think, I actually think Baker Mayfield

718
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Speaker 7: is one of the better quarterbacks in the league right

719
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Speaker 7: now at the LA Rams Rams are on fire, and

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Speaker 7: my mad dog, Mad Dog, you should jump on this too.

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Speaker 7: It's Mad Dog's favorite team, the Rams. He's been talking

722
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Speaker 7: about the Rams for two years and it looks like

723
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Speaker 7: they may have a Super Bowl contender here in the Rams.

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Speaker 7: Your thoughts on this one for me or mad Dog?

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Speaker 9: I think he should weigh in as well because they

726
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Speaker 9: I hate to say this because I'm not a Rams

727
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Speaker 9: fan for multiple reasons. I can tell you off the

728
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Speaker 9: show too, Eric, but they really invested in their front seven,

729
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Speaker 9: and Baker Mayfield has given a lot of credit to

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Speaker 9: that defense.

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Speaker 4: It's a very stingy defense.

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Speaker 9: But it's when you got Matthew Stafford at his old age,

733
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Speaker 9: and he's a couple of years younger than me.

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Speaker 4: So I'm calling myself old here too. As an m

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Speaker 4: v P. I mean, his campaign this season is absurd.

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Speaker 9: I could see him easily throwing even against Tampa, which

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Speaker 9: is a very solid and complete team, for three hundred

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Speaker 9: and fifty yards. Like I would take the Rams, I

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Speaker 9: would take Matthew Stafford having a day. I know the

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Speaker 9: Bucks are good, it's gonna be a great game, but

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Speaker 9: how do you how do you bet against the Rams.

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Speaker 4: At this point?

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Speaker 7: Well, yeah, you have to give six and a half.

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Speaker 7: Now it is in LA so that helps him to manage. Yeah,

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Speaker 7: I think I'm gonna do this. I think I'm gonna bet.

746
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Speaker 7: I'm gonna bet the Rams in the over based on

747
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Speaker 7: Brett McHenry's thoughts here, because I can't. I can't do

748
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Speaker 7: any worse based on my thoughts, So, mad Dog, I'm

749
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Speaker 7: not even crazy for it. What's your thoughts on this one?

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Speaker 7: Mad Dog?

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Speaker 13: Defense is impeccable. Matt Stafford is not that old he is.

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Speaker 4: He's old for he's young too.

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Speaker 7: Oh, he's old. He's old. I mean he's not old

754
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Speaker 7: for life, but he's old for quarterbacking in the NFL.

755
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Speaker 7: But I so, yeah, what about your guy? What's that? Pooky? Guys?

756
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Speaker 7: Is he all right? Mad Dog?

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Speaker 13: He's doing all right.

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Speaker 7: He's not hurt though anymore?

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Speaker 13: Right, he is not hurt?

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Speaker 7: Okay, all right, So I'll do that. I'm gonna bet

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Speaker 7: with bet with Britt. How's that bet with Britt? Kansas

762
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Speaker 7: City Chiefs, who are also the whole NFL seems like

763
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Speaker 7: they're hot and cold playing. I think in the Indianapolis

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Speaker 7: is a legitimate Super Bowl contender here. I think in

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Speaker 7: these the probably the best team in the AFC. But

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Speaker 7: your thoughts on this one?

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Speaker 9: Now, this is tough for me, Eric, because I have

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Speaker 9: learned the hard way on multiple Super Bowls AFC championships.

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Speaker 9: They like you shouldn't bet against the Chiefs, and they

770
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Speaker 9: are in a dire situation here. Patrick Mahomes has said

771
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Speaker 9: that with five wins, this is a turning point for them.

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Speaker 9: They could squeak things out, They could kind of turn

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Speaker 9: the ship around a bit. But how do you do

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Speaker 9: that when you're going up against a complete, healthy secondary

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Speaker 9: that the Colts have.

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Speaker 4: Now, I think a lot of ies need to be

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Speaker 4: on Danny dimes.

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Speaker 9: Are we still calling him that because Daniel Jones has

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Speaker 9: been impressive this year? But I'll give you this stat

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Speaker 9: Eric to factor in when you bet he only had

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Speaker 9: three interceptions in the first eight games.

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Speaker 4: He's had four in the last two games.

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Speaker 9: So is it a sign that, you know, some pressure

784
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Speaker 9: is getting to him from defenses in a different way.

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Speaker 4: I'm not sure.

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Speaker 9: But if there's any team, I think the Cults are

787
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Speaker 9: a better team. If there's a team that could steal this,

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Speaker 9: I would say easily could be the chief So this

789
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Speaker 9: is a tough one for me, but I'm really excited

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Speaker 9: watch it.

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Speaker 7: And good defensive coordinators watch what he did for the

792
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Speaker 7: first eight games, as you point out, and they just

793
00:38:20,520 --> 00:38:22,719
Speaker 7: they studied, they adjust, but he you know, I just

794
00:38:22,840 --> 00:38:25,120
Speaker 7: this team is just it's strong.

795
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Speaker 4: And really good.

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Speaker 7: They're all of the poor Cleveland. Oh the toilet bowl

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Speaker 7: we have, we have the one that.

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Speaker 9: We have a couple of toilet Bowl games this week

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Speaker 9: and I'm really excited.

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Speaker 7: This is the Browns and the Raiders that you have

801
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Speaker 7: the toilet flush and the Browns at the Raiders, the

802
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Speaker 7: La the Las Vegas Raids.

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Speaker 4: Your thoughts, I I want to pick the Browns.

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Speaker 9: And you know what, I was accurate. I think when

805
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Speaker 9: the Jets played the Browns that the Jets were gonna win.

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00:38:50,120 --> 00:38:51,840
Speaker 9: Wouldn't it be cool for a little bit of the

807
00:38:51,880 --> 00:38:54,200
Speaker 9: hater aid out there if Shador Sanders in his first

808
00:38:54,200 --> 00:38:58,000
Speaker 9: start got a win. And I supposedly allegedly he went

809
00:38:58,080 --> 00:39:00,759
Speaker 9: home to his childhood home before this game. There's a

810
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Speaker 9: lot of feelings that this kid is taking into it

811
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Speaker 9: as he should because he dropped to the fifth round

812
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Speaker 9: in the draft.

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Speaker 7: We know that.

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Speaker 9: I've spoken to coaches like Broncos head coach Sean Payton,

815
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Speaker 9: who said the kid just didn't have the stuff. He

816
00:39:10,640 --> 00:39:13,440
Speaker 9: wasn't even in teams, you know, top three rounds. So

817
00:39:13,520 --> 00:39:16,040
Speaker 9: wouldn't it be just satisfying? So I know this is

818
00:39:16,239 --> 00:39:18,080
Speaker 9: what you should not do, Eric, But I'm gonna bet.

819
00:39:18,000 --> 00:39:18,600
Speaker 4: With my heart on this.

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Speaker 9: And I never thought i'd say that about the Cleveland Browns.

821
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Speaker 9: I kind of like that because, look, they're both two

822
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Speaker 9: win teams. This isn't some juggernaut against another juggernaut.

823
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna go with the Browns.

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Speaker 7: Okay, I'm looking for your other toilet Bowl. And is

825
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Speaker 7: it going to be the Redskins or are they off

826
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Speaker 7: this week? I'm looking for you.

827
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Speaker 4: They're off this week.

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Speaker 9: The next time they play will be against the Denver Broncos,

829
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Speaker 9: and I'm going to that game.

830
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Speaker 4: So you control me when we come back.

831
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Speaker 9: I'm friends with Sean Payton, so if anything, I'll just

832
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Speaker 9: watch the Broncos do their things.

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Speaker 7: That's fascinating. I mean he did so he's great. I

834
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Speaker 7: mean he's a great coach.

835
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Speaker 4: Yeah, great, Like he really is.

836
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Speaker 7: Like he did so well in then he tried to.

837
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Speaker 7: He wasn't very good as an announcer. He just he

838
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Speaker 7: was awkward on the right side of it. Did I

839
00:39:59,719 --> 00:40:02,439
Speaker 7: didn't and he jumped back into it and he takes

840
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Speaker 7: a team that was probably building, but he really made

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Speaker 7: him a great, very very right and the way we

842
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Speaker 7: thought bo Nicks would come out of the box as strong.

843
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Speaker 7: This this young and this strong.

844
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Speaker 9: I didn't, but you know what, Chompayne always believed in

845
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Speaker 9: him and saw that in him. But what I find

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Speaker 9: interesting about the Broncos, the Rams, maybe little of the

847
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Speaker 9: forty nine ers. You could drop a few other teams,

848
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Speaker 9: the Colts. This league this year is predicated on top defenses.

849
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Speaker 13: Like we need Bill.

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Speaker 9: Parcels out there because that's what's going on. So I

851
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Speaker 9: think that team with Bonus is great with their defense.

852
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Speaker 7: The NFL has always wanted parody. They didn't want superstar

853
00:40:36,280 --> 00:40:38,560
Speaker 7: teams and really bad teams. They wanted parody. They wanted

854
00:40:38,880 --> 00:40:42,080
Speaker 7: really close games. And I think this year is any

855
00:40:42,120 --> 00:40:44,799
Speaker 7: team can beat anyone any week. This this year, it's

856
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Speaker 7: been very odd that way. It sucks for betters like

857
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Speaker 7: me because all these things that you've learned and known

858
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Speaker 7: and know with trends, there's no trends this year. So

859
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Speaker 7: it's a fascinating year. Britt, Oh, you want to do Thanksgiving?

860
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Speaker 7: No Thanksgiving. Let's just jump to it real quick because

861
00:41:00,440 --> 00:41:03,080
Speaker 7: we have some other things going on. Packers Detroit Lions.

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00:41:03,080 --> 00:41:06,880
Speaker 7: It's every year. It's awesome. The first game Packers at Detroit,

863
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Speaker 7: that's a big one.

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Speaker 13: That is man.

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Speaker 9: I remember the years when I was at ESPN, I'd

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Speaker 9: cover the Detroit games on Thanksgiving because I was a

867
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Speaker 9: newbie reporter, so you have to work the holidays, and

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Speaker 9: it was just always an embarrassing show. That's that's difficult,

869
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Speaker 9: because you know, I like Jordan Love like I like

870
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Speaker 9: the core that the Packers have. You know, I say

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Speaker 9: this about the Lions for this weekend for Thanksgiving. Dan

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Speaker 9: Campbell he goes for it on fourth down more than

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Speaker 9: any other head coach in the league, more than Dan

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Speaker 9: Quinn because you know, Dan Quinn would really rock on

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Speaker 9: that fourth down as well last season. So I'm gonna

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Speaker 9: go I don't know the exact point spread for Thanksgiving,

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Speaker 9: but for sure for this weekend for next I mean

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Speaker 9: the Lions just having.

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Speaker 7: Lions minus three.

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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, not what do you take that?

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Speaker 7: I take the Lions.

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Speaker 4: Thanks you come back about it next week?

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Speaker 7: They up? You got everyone watching? Yeah, they I like

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Speaker 7: the favorites on Thanksgiving just because they Another toilet.

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Speaker 9: Bowl match for this weekend is the Atlanta Falcons and

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Speaker 9: the New Orleans Saints.

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Speaker 4: So I was trying to.

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Speaker 9: Decide out of those two riddled with injuries. You know,

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Speaker 9: Atlanta just lost their quarterback and their top receiver.

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Speaker 4: That's a hard one. That's a toilet.

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Speaker 9: Bowls if you will so, I guess I'd take the

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Speaker 9: Falcons over the Saints.

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Speaker 7: You have you have a great weekend and enjoy your

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Speaker 7: bye week. Don't worry about don't have to worry about

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Speaker 7: this week, fortunately, Britt mcenry, I well, thank you so much.

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Speaker 7: Thanks all right, before we go, you haven't seen this.

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Speaker 7: All right, there it is. There's the control. That's the

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Speaker 7: other control. That's a backshot, and put that fearful screen

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Speaker 7: over there. Real America's ohis did it right? Guys? They

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Speaker 7: put together a great, great television station. Mad Dog, you

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Speaker 7: got some voicemails right by the way. I texted Band,

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Speaker 7: I'm like, let's talk about this Oval office meeting. He's

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Speaker 7: like his head was spinning a little bit too, and

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Speaker 7: he said, we'll do it next week. So we'll pick

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Speaker 7: it up later with Steve. I'm trying to figure out

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Speaker 7: what that was about. Anyway, Let's do some voicemails, mad Though.

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Speaker 7: What do you got yes, sir?

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Speaker 13: This first one is the military should deal with a

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Speaker 13: seditious Congressman Bartow Florida.

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Speaker 19: Here, Hey, bully, why don't we get Pete Headseck to

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Speaker 19: call these congressional members back to active duty, seeing that

935
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Speaker 19: you're all commissioned, and then take their commission pull their

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Speaker 19: security clearances, and try them under the UCMJ for sedition.

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Speaker 19: Hell with the courts. Let's see what the military says

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Speaker 19: about all this.

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Speaker 7: Have a good day. You know, that's a that's a

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Speaker 7: great idea. That's a great idea. I mean, maybe even

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Speaker 7: court martial to take away their their their their pay,

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Speaker 7: their their pensions and what that. I love that idea.

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Speaker 7: By the way, it's it's just dangerous what they did

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Speaker 7: to tell people in the military disobey your commanding officers

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Speaker 7: orders because you you think it's not right what they're

946
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Speaker 7: telling you to do. You can't do. That's how that's

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Speaker 7: how we win wars. We don't win wars with people

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Speaker 7: deciding what they want to do and what they don't

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Speaker 7: want to do. You get orders, you get marching orders.

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Speaker 13: You do it.

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Speaker 7: You run into a wall if they tell you run

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Speaker 7: into the wall. This idea of don't don't carry out

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Speaker 7: your your commanding officers orders. Wow, that's dangerous territory they're

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Speaker 7: getting in. What else you got, mad Dog.

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Speaker 13: Verra wants some help with Oh sorry, I lost it

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Speaker 13: with a legal crime in the area.

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Speaker 7: Got it?

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Speaker 5: Hi, Eric, this is Alana Hole from Lodye, Wisconsin. First off,

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Speaker 5: I just want to say I absolutely watch your show

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Speaker 5: all the time and I love you to that. Second, well,

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Speaker 5: I mean there's like a litany of list of things

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Speaker 5: I would like you to bring attension to with your

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Speaker 5: broadcast ability, with the with the power of you saying it,

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Speaker 5: maybe some action can be taken from the war posse.

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Speaker 5: Steve Bannon, you know him, He gave us a call

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Speaker 5: to action just the other day to call Governor Abbott

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Speaker 5: to stop release, stop allowing illegal aliens to register to vote,

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Speaker 5: to get a license, to get a registration, to get

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Speaker 5: a CDL. Hey, it's long story short. We recently lost

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Speaker 5: a gentleman here in our town to an illegal alien

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Speaker 5: doing a head on collision.

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Speaker 8: And I just I would I don't know what else

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Speaker 8: to do but.

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Speaker 5: Try to bring it to the media's attention, and you

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Speaker 5: power that up. Please please bring this to your attention

976
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Speaker 5: on your program. I'm sure I'll start calling you every day.

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Speaker 5: With each each day I'll bring you a new issue

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Speaker 5: that is like really significant to maybe try to help.

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Speaker 5: Thank you so much, thank you for having a show.

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Speaker 5: And my husband I both love you.

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Speaker 7: Thank you, thank you, thank you. I think you said

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Speaker 7: Lina from lowd Eye, Wisconsin. While you're sending that message,

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Speaker 7: I looked up load Eyes. The isn't the Wisconsin's sixth

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Speaker 7: district US district, And your representative there is Glenn Grothman,

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Speaker 7: US representatives A serving Wisconsin's sixth and I would highly,

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Speaker 7: highly highly recommend that you hit up his office and

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Speaker 7: tell him exactly what you told me. In fact, take

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Speaker 7: that voicemail and just repeat it exactly word for word

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Speaker 7: to Glenn Grothman. Glenn Grothman areas who took office in

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Speaker 7: January of twenty fifteen. He's been around since twenty fifteen,

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Speaker 7: almost a decade, so he'll hear your complaints. Tell your

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Speaker 7: friend's calls. This really works. Just keep hitting your congressman's

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Speaker 7: phone lines, leave messages. It works.

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Speaker 13: Mad Dog next, all right, this relates Conservative Karen has

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Speaker 13: a nickname for Ma'm donnie.

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Speaker 20: By Eric, This is conservative Karen in Colorado, and I

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Speaker 20: have just a couple of things. First, the nickname for

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Speaker 20: Ma'm Damny is mad mad. I think that fits them

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Speaker 20: pretty well. And then the other thing is these Democrats,

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Speaker 20: after ten months of Trump and all the crap they're pulling,

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Speaker 20: I have to say that I have DDS Democrat derangement syndrome.

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Speaker 20: You have a good day, Eric, Thanks by.

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Speaker 7: DDS Democrat de arrangements. In the first time I heard

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Speaker 7: that's great. Love that. Love that. But also, mom, Donnie,

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Speaker 7: write the word mom Donnie, if you rearrange the letters

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Speaker 7: it says, I madmen. Do you know that that's a

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Speaker 7: true story? Good check it out, mad dog. We got

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Speaker 7: time for one more?

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Speaker 13: Yeah, one more quick?

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Speaker 10: Hi, Eric, love your show, watch it every day. I'm

1011
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Speaker 10: getting frustrated over the fact that when people talk about

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Speaker 10: term limits for senators and congressmen, they all say, well,

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Speaker 10: we won't They won't vote themselves out of out of

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Speaker 10: term limits. So I think it's something that should be

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Speaker 10: on the ballot for all of America to make a

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Speaker 10: decision on. It's the people that should vote on that,

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Speaker 10: not the congressmen and senators. Thanks a lot, have a great.

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Speaker 7: Day, by This is really one of the most important things.

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Speaker 7: When the founders, who are brilliant, wrote the Constitution, they

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Speaker 7: didn't realize that they'd become a day where people would

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Speaker 7: go to d C. It's supposed to be service. You're

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Speaker 7: supposed to serve your country by being a Congressman, Senator, etc. President,

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Speaker 7: vice president, whatever, all of these you're serving your country.

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Speaker 7: They didn't realize there'd be a day where people got

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Speaker 7: so freaking greedy in DC that they use the office

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Speaker 7: to grift and make millions of dollars. And that's what's

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Speaker 7: going on, termlips or one hundred percent right, Not sure

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Speaker 7: how we get it on the ballot. I ran out

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Speaker 7: of time. I'd like to talk about that a lot more.

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Speaker 7: Love your voicemails. Have a great weekend. Everyone having wonderful,

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Speaker 7: safe weekend. We'll see you back here on Monday. Warram

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Speaker 7: is up next. Tell Bannon let's do one of these