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

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Speaker 2: The Michael Very Show is on the.

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Speaker 3: Air, and next time Stan Crenshaw stands up and says,

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Speaker 3: but you don't understand the.

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Speaker 2: Shot up that Frenshaw just about had it with you.

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Speaker 4: Please don't be mean to do You're just so stupid

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Speaker 4: to say it.

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Speaker 2: You don't know what I could do. You don't know

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Speaker 2: why I could do what I'm gonna do, what I'm

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Speaker 2: gonna be. You don't know I could.

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Speaker 5: I have good things that you don't know about.

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Speaker 6: It be something I am.

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Speaker 7: Knock, everybody crises, everybody.

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Speaker 1: Sound.

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Speaker 6: So he's been slanggery for a year. Philid asked, why

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Speaker 6: is it he like you? I'm like, why does he

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Speaker 6: say why he doesn't like me? How can he never

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Speaker 6: says you know? How can he never says what he

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Speaker 6: disagrees with me on? He just says I'm a stupid idiot,

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Speaker 6: or like or I'm evil. He's literally said like like

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Speaker 6: I'm listing words like he's sinister. He's called me sinister,

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Speaker 6: a liberal, he's a liberal.

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Speaker 8: It's kind of he just throws it out there and

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Speaker 8: then leaves it there, never says why, and people are like,

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Speaker 8: why does he not I'm like, maybe the fact that

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Speaker 8: you have to ask why is an indication that there

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Speaker 8: is no why.

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Speaker 3: Dan Cuinschruw obviously is not emotionally prepared to lead anything.

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Speaker 2: He's out of control.

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Speaker 3: And I think that he's a really followable person. I

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Speaker 3: hope he gets help. I mean that, but you know,

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Speaker 3: he's also a pretty sinister person, I would say, whose

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Speaker 3: priorities are not aligned with his hardest voters.

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Speaker 9: I've always gotten this question, Dan, what happened to you

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Speaker 9: and Michael?

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Speaker 2: You know, because we used to be good friends.

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Speaker 9: He helped me get elected in that first election in

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Speaker 9: twenty eighteen, and I really did think.

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Speaker 2: We were close. I thought we were good friends. You know.

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Speaker 2: He never really says why on his show. He just

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Speaker 2: bad mouths me.

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Speaker 9: That's why people ask me because out there, Dan, why

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Speaker 9: doesn't he like you? And I'm like, well, why doesn't

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Speaker 9: he tell you? That's why he doesn't tell you.

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Speaker 2: He doesn't know why. I don't like, he doesn't know

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Speaker 2: why I took or it isn't like but that odd.

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Speaker 2: He is not suited to this.

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Speaker 10: The explosions, the threatening to kill Tucker Carlson on a

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Speaker 10: hot mic, fighting with John Rich, calling John Rich a

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Speaker 10: one hit wonder when John Rich did nothing. So John

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Speaker 10: Rich's response was, hey, elon, you need a breathalyzer to

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Speaker 10: keep people like Crenshaw from drunk tweeting. And his response was, okay,

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Speaker 10: well that's funny. I'll give your credit. That's funny. Sean Ryan,

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Speaker 10: David Goggins, Eddie Gallagher, the little girl at the town hall.

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Speaker 10: Do you notice the trend here? Do you notice the trend? Okay,

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Speaker 10: hopefully I'm done talking about this. If he hadn't questioned

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Speaker 10: my integrity, I wouldn't have had two.

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Speaker 2: So I hope Steve.

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Speaker 10: Tothwims they are desperately desperately. Well, I don't know that's fair.

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Speaker 10: Gavin Newsom is desperately trying to get elected president, so

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Speaker 10: he's out making the rounds. He told black people, well,

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Speaker 10: let's do that one clip four h two. We played

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Speaker 10: this yesterday. But it's just so rich. This is white

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Speaker 10: liberals and black people. He's speaking to black people and

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Speaker 10: he really, really really wants them to like him. So

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Speaker 10: he says, hey, guys, I'm not trying to impress you.

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Speaker 2: I'm just like you.

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Speaker 10: I can't read either, but we never said we couldn't read.

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Speaker 2: Well, I know but y'all being black and all.

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Speaker 4: I know.

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Speaker 10: I'm not trying to say, oh, I'm better than you

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Speaker 10: because I'm white. I can read. I can't read either.

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Speaker 10: I'm just like you.

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Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. My elbows get ashy too, just like you. Yeah.

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Speaker 10: Sometimes when I'm out in public, white people will come

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Speaker 10: up and go, hey, can I just touch your hand?

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Speaker 2: Like, no, don't touch my hair, it's off limits. Do

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Speaker 2: worry about my hair. You don't need to touch my hair.

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Speaker 2: I'm just like you. Huh see.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, I go get checked once a month for sickle

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Speaker 10: cell anemia. Yeah, I might get sickle cell anemia, just

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Speaker 10: like you. Diabetes.

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Speaker 2: I got to be worried about it, just like you.

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Speaker 10: Sometimes, if i'm driving home it's late at night, it's

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Speaker 10: an all white neighborhood, I said, oh Lord, please Lord,

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Speaker 10: I start praying just like you.

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Speaker 2: Dear Lord, just get me home.

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Speaker 10: Just don't pull me over for driving while black, just

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Speaker 10: like you, because I know that's what you go through.

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Speaker 10: I go through it too. I'm not better than you.

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Speaker 10: I'm just like you. We're the same.

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Speaker 11: I'm not trying to impress you. I'm just trying to

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Speaker 11: impress upon you. I'm like you. I know, better than you.

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Speaker 11: You know, I'm a nine sixty Sat guy.

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Speaker 12: H and you know, and I'm not trying to offend anyone,

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Speaker 12: you know, trying to act all there if you got

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Speaker 12: nine forty, but literally a nine sixty SAT guy. I

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Speaker 12: cannot You've never seen me read a speech. Because I

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Speaker 12: cannot read a speech, may be the wrong business to be.

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Speaker 2: Oh wow, he's so humble, he can't read. I like

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Speaker 2: him already. He's just like us. This is coming number

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Speaker 10: Dana Bash was talking about how unaffordable it's become to

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Speaker 10: live in California, and Newsom says, no, No, California's is doing great.

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Speaker 2: We've had a huge population growth. Yeah, illegal aliens.

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Speaker 5: People are struggling all across the country. California has the

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Speaker 5: highest cost of living in the nation. The state's prices

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Speaker 5: are eleven percent higher than the national average. We were

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Speaker 5: actually out to dinner here in Nashville last night we

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Speaker 5: met a couple from California. They moved out of California

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Speaker 5: because they couldn't afford the rent or even to buy

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Speaker 5: a home and also start a family.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, we've had hundreds of thousands people move in California.

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Speaker 13: The last two three years, we've seen population growth. As

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Speaker 13: you know, we moved from six to the fourth largest

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Speaker 13: economy in the world, and we dominate now in every

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Speaker 13: key industry from AI, quantum robotics, we dominate an ag

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Speaker 13: we dominate four street and.

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Speaker 5: Because start going to do four things like your mom was.

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Speaker 13: And that's why we did eleven dollars insulin, first of

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Speaker 13: its kind in the United States. That's why we have

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Speaker 13: universal healthcare and the lowest uninsured rate in country six

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Speaker 13: point four percent. That's why we just subsidize over three

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Speaker 13: hundred thousand childcare slots more than any other state in

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Speaker 13: the nation. That's why sixty five percent of people graduate

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Speaker 13: from the UC and CSU with zero debt. That's why

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Speaker 13: we have the highest minimum wage for healthcare workers twenty

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Speaker 13: twenty dollars in the minimum of twenty eight dollars minimum wage.

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Speaker 13: So we're looking at it from both sides. Why we

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Speaker 13: have a Parents' Agenda that expanded paid sickly and extended

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Speaker 13: to address cost of living, and to address the affordability

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Speaker 13: crisis that goes back literally seventy years in California. For

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Speaker 13: one reason, we're as dumb as we want to be

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Speaker 13: on housing. We haven't been able to get out of

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Speaker 13: our way. It explains more things, and more ways and

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Speaker 13: more days of what's wrong with our state. And finally

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Speaker 13: we move forward with historic housing reforms that even our

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Speaker 13: worst critics, including some on the left like my friend

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Speaker 13: as a crime I acknowledge were the most progressive and

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Speaker 10: To finally address that issue, coming up a video Gavin Newsom,

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Speaker 10: I'm told black people, I'm just like you. I can't

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Speaker 10: read a video of Gavin Newsom saying he read an

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Speaker 10: entire book in an.

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Speaker 2: Hour and a half.

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Speaker 10: These people, not that it'll matter, We're still going to

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Speaker 10: vote for him, but I mean the lies.

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Speaker 8: He and this other guy, Michael Barry, Gavin Newsom is.

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Speaker 10: An inveterate liar, a pathological liar. I want you to

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Speaker 10: listen to him here now. The Internet is unforgiving because

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Speaker 10: things are out there. Remember the guy Gruber thing was

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Speaker 10: Jonathan Gruber, who had been working behind the scenes to

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Speaker 10: create Obamacare, and it turns out as pure hubris. He

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Speaker 10: had given a speech where he had talked about Obamacare

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Speaker 10: and the fact that he had created this and the

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Speaker 10: way they were going to sell it. They were going

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Speaker 10: to lie to people as to what it was and

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Speaker 10: that they did and they got it through. So Gavin

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Speaker 10: Newsom has claimed extreme dyslexia. He can't read. Says he

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Speaker 10: doesn't read speeches. You've never seen me read a speech

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Speaker 10: because I can't read. But on his little podcast he's done.

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Speaker 10: He talked to the authors of a book called Fight.

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Speaker 10: He references the book being two hundred and sixty pages,

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Speaker 10: but we checked. It's three hundred and twenty four. But

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Speaker 10: I guess you'd go, let's play a long. I guess

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Speaker 10: you'd go paperback, hardcover, how big the print is. But

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Speaker 10: we found it three hundred and twenty four pages. It's

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Speaker 10: about the twenty twenty four election from the perspective of

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Speaker 10: the Harris Biden in Trump camps. And Gavin Knwsom loved it, Oh,

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Speaker 10: he loved it. He just couldn't put it down. Now,

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Speaker 10: three hundred and twenty four pages, it would take a

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Speaker 10: twenty pages per hour, a page every three minutes. And

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Speaker 10: I would say you, I'm a very slow reader. I

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Speaker 10: make notes, I dog your pages, I go back and

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Speaker 10: very very slow reader. The average reader would take about

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Speaker 10: in four to six hours. Six hours is still fifty

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Speaker 10: and doing so for four solid hours. Gavin Newsome claims

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Speaker 10: he has extreme dyslexia and can't read, so how is

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Speaker 10: he going to read it in less time than a

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Speaker 10: slow reader? At best, he would be a slow reader.

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Speaker 10: He says he can't read. But when he's talking to

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Speaker 10: white people and he's in policy want this is a

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Speaker 10: great book. He doesn't say, mister massa author, book man,

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Speaker 10: I can't even read. You read a good book, mister

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Speaker 10: author man, But I can't even read. I show like

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Speaker 10: to read your book, mister author, man, this is a

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Speaker 10: pretty book. Like he does when he's talking to black people,

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Speaker 10: you know, I'm like all the black folk. I can't

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Speaker 10: even read, you know, but I dance a bit, you know,

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Speaker 10: for my dinner.

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Speaker 2: But this show is a pretty book. You don't writ

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Speaker 2: mister white man and white woman, who is my.

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Speaker 10: Guest today on my podcast, But I can't read this book.

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Speaker 2: Ain't nobody done. Never taught me to read.

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Speaker 10: That's what he does when he's talking to black audiences,

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Speaker 10: but when he's talking to white audiences. He read the

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Speaker 10: book in an hour and a half, really ninety minutes.

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Speaker 10: You read four pages per minute. Not only do you

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Speaker 10: not have dyslexia, you are an intense speed reader.

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Speaker 2: Which one is it? You've written a hell of a book.

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Speaker 2: And I don't say that lightly. I went through it

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Speaker 2: in a quick hour and a half.

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Speaker 11: Almost two hours, and trust me, I don't read very fast,

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Speaker 11: but it reads at an unbelievable pace.

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Speaker 2: It's so well written, and of.

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Speaker 10: Tucker Carlson has laid out very clearly the stock trades

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Speaker 2: Did I blinked partisan? Damn I broke my pencil?

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Speaker 1: Ice Groll, I search, I replay interviews in slow motion

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Speaker 2: A pencil until in diary remain.

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Speaker 10: A little game that's being played in this country. It's

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Speaker 10: people either by email or in person, and they'll say things.

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Speaker 2: Like, my, it's bad. It's the worst, it's ever been,

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Speaker 2: the worst it's ever been. What does that mean?

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Speaker 10: It's the worst. We're living through the worst times. Okay,

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Speaker 10: there was a civil war in this country. You know

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Speaker 10: the house you go home too that got burned down.

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Speaker 10: You had to then go live in the woods. Your

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Speaker 10: never coming home because he was slaughtered. Your wife was

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Speaker 10: in the family fire. Now this isn't the worst, Okay,

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Speaker 10: I understand you don't I understand you lack perspective. Let's

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Speaker 10: stay focused here. Everything doesn't have to be the worst

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Speaker 10: the greatest. You can like a guy without saying he

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Speaker 10: should be president, because people like to do that too.

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Speaker 10: Some guys really good in the movie, So he should

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Speaker 10: be president. Relax and have some perspective. Let's be adults here,

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Speaker 10: let's be let's be people who don't panic.

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Speaker 2: How about.

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Speaker 10: But once you understand, it's all of game. You got

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Speaker 10: these members of Congress, and that's the whole thing about Crenshaw.

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Speaker 10: So dude, get over yourself. You're not even important member

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Speaker 10: of Congress. You had one little blip with Pete Davidson

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Speaker 10: at Saturday Night Live. But you got these Democrat congressmen now,

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Speaker 10: who like Crenshaw, are always mad at Trump, always trying

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Speaker 10: to So the story is members of Congress Democrats boycotting

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Speaker 10: the President's State of the Union tonight.

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Speaker 2: Oh no, you mean.

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Speaker 10: While the president is laying out his agenda, there will

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Speaker 10: be some Democrats who are not in their seat.

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Speaker 2: In the audience.

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Speaker 10: Oh my god, please do tell us who they are

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Speaker 10: that I will know the importance of their absence. So

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Speaker 10: we thought, just for fun, we'd play a little game

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Speaker 10: called Democrats boycotting the state of the Union, professional baseball player,

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Speaker 10: or arrested MS thirteen gang member. They could be either

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Speaker 10: not going to be at the speech. We didn't know

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Speaker 10: and you tell me MS thirteen professional basketball or member

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Speaker 2: Okay, here we got our first one is Yasmine. I'm sorry?

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Speaker 10: Is that a member of Congress, an arrested gang member,

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Speaker 10: I N. I'm sorry. You mean how tall is she?

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Speaker 10: I'm not telling you how tall she is. It might

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Speaker 10: give it away. Yasamine, I'm sorry. Is the governor? Sorry,

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Speaker 10: the President of the Dominican Republic. I'm just kidding. Yasamine,

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Speaker 10: I'm sorry. Is a congressman from Arizona? She won't be

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Speaker 10: at the speech. I bet Trump is apoplectic over this,

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Speaker 10: all right? How about Peyton Pritchard? Is Peyton Pritchard man

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Speaker 10: or woman, a professional basketball player, WNBA, NBA, an arrested

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Speaker 10: MS thirteen gang member or a Democrat member of Congress.

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Speaker 10: Peyton Pritchard is a Boston Celtic, all right. How about

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Speaker 10: Renee Escobar Garcia gang banger, professional basketball player or member

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Speaker 10: of Congress. Renee Escobar Garcia, that's an MS thirteen member

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Speaker 10: arrested in Omaha for homicide, extortion and drug trafficking.

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Speaker 2: All right?

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Speaker 10: How about Veronica Escobar that's a Texas Democrat. How about

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Speaker 10: Role Griholva.

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Speaker 2: That's an Arizona congressman or was he's dead? Now? How

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Speaker 2: about Monique Cola mcconnie.

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Speaker 10: That person will not be at the State of the

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Speaker 10: Greg Kasar. Greg Gasar is an MS thirteen member. Oh,

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Speaker 10: no way, Greg Kasar is a member of Congress who's

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Speaker 10: a Democrat. Greg won't be there tonight. How about Bonnie

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Speaker 10: Watson Coleman. Bonnie Watson Coleman is a w NBA player. No,

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Speaker 10: I'm just and she too, is a member of Congress.

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Speaker 10: But there's no reason you would know that. How about

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Speaker 10: Hi May Monuel Perez. I May Monuel Perez is a

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Speaker 10: Democrat member of Congress.

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Speaker 2: No.

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Speaker 10: I May Monuel Perez is an MS thirteen member arrested

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Speaker 10: in Brentwood, New York for extortion and death threats. How

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Speaker 10: about Alan Jose Garcia Padilla. Surely that's a congress critter, right, No.

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Speaker 10: MS thirteen. Nobody knows who these members of Congress are

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Speaker 10: who aren't going to be there. And if they didn't

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Speaker 10: tell everybody weren't going to be there, it wouldn't even

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Speaker 10: be noted.

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Speaker 2: Elsstility, Thank you, and good night,