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Speaker 1: the purposes here, democrats are not democrats. They're communists. Now.

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Speaker 1: They are fighting a revolution. They are not political, they

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Speaker 2: This dire public safety crisis stem is directly from the

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Speaker 1: No cash bail. So let's talk about this. And this

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Speaker 7: Yeah.

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Speaker 8: So right now, the justices are on their summer resist,

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Speaker 8: which basically means the end of June to the first

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Speaker 8: week of October they're out. We get about four updates

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Speaker 8: from them in terms of order lists, cases that they're

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Speaker 8: going to either hear or get rid of. Normally, it's

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Speaker 8: not too noosy until what's called the Long Conference, and

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Speaker 8: so the long Conference is usually the week before they return.

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Speaker 8: They generally meet in private on Thursdays, and so we

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Speaker 8: get a lengthy list the first Monday in October any

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Speaker 8: new cases that they might be adding to this term's docket.

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Speaker 8: There's a couple that I'm watching that I can just

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Speaker 8: flag for you. One actually has to do with two

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Speaker 8: Christian schools in Florida who wanted to say a prayer

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Speaker 8: over the loud speaker, but we're not allowed. And so

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Speaker 8: there's two thousand from the year two thousand, the Supreme

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Speaker 8: Court had said a school prayer, you know, on the

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Speaker 8: loud speaker would violate the Establishment clause. So you have

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Speaker 8: these schools asking the Justices to revisit that precedent and

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Speaker 8: rule that they are able to speak.

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Speaker 7: Freely at the First Amendment. They're both Christian schools. Why

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Speaker 7: would they not be able to say a prayer?

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Speaker 8: Of course, you and I touched last week on the

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Speaker 8: same sex marriage petition whether or not the Justices will

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Speaker 8: go ahead and take up an opportunity to overturn same

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Speaker 8: sex marriage legal when they legalized it in twenty fifteen.

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Speaker 8: That case is pending. And then of course there's going

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Speaker 8: to be one that I think is going to maybe

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Speaker 8: be the biggest case of the term in terms of

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Speaker 8: precedent that could be overturned. The likelihood that it would

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Speaker 8: be taken now same sex marriage would be huge if

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Speaker 8: they did that, but most court watchers don't think they're

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Speaker 8: going to take up that case.

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Speaker 7: But this one has to do with Trump's.

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Speaker 8: Ability to fire agency heads, these independent agency heads. He's

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Speaker 8: already had to come to the Supreme Court a few

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Speaker 8: times trying to remove some abiden appointees to like the

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Speaker 8: National Labor's Relation Board, the Consumer Products Safety Board, all

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Speaker 8: of this. So there's like a nineteen thirty five case

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Speaker 8: where the Supreme Court basically limited the president's power to

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Speaker 8: fire these type of people at will, saying that there

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Speaker 8: has to be some sort of independence from these agencies

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Speaker 8: that Congress created. Now, our Supreme Court, the current Supreme

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Speaker 8: Court has gone ahead and sided with Trump over the

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Speaker 8: last few months in his ability to do these firings.

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Speaker 8: So there's been a lot of court watchers that say, hey,

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Speaker 8: when this kind of case comes up before the merits

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Speaker 8: and there's actually oral arguments on it, it's very likely

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Speaker 8: that this Supreme Court will reverse that nineteen thirty five president.

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Speaker 1: Oh gosh, okay, I'm sorry, I have to pause for

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Speaker 1: a second. They're off from June to October. What do

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Speaker 1: they do?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 8: So it sounds like a really good job, doesn't it.

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Speaker 8: I would love to have a fief fund. Yes, it's

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Speaker 8: almost more than our lawmakers who love to be home.

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Speaker 7: All the time.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, all right, voting rights, ballot counting, are these

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Speaker 1: things coming?

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Speaker 7: Yes?

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Speaker 8: So you bring up some very interesting case. So there's

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Speaker 8: already one case that's scheduled. There's a dispute out of Louisiana.

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Speaker 8: This one was actually argued last term, and the justices

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Speaker 8: put off issue in the ruling and have scheduled again

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Speaker 8: for oral arguments.

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Speaker 7: That usually doesn't happen. I don't think I can.

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Speaker 8: I won't remember that happening since I've covered the court

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Speaker 8: in twenty seventeen. So essentially, what this case is is

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Speaker 8: challengers have said that race was used when drawing the

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Speaker 8: congressional map in Louisiana to make sure that there's two

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Speaker 8: majority black districts. It took it from five majority like

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Speaker 8: Republican control districts and one Democrat to now four Republican

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Speaker 8: and two Democrat. So you have groups protesting the use

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Speaker 8: of race when considering drawing these lines. It's kind of

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Speaker 8: what I would say, like a reverse case. You usually

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Speaker 8: see minorities bringing the Voting Rights dispute saying hey, we

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Speaker 8: don't have adequate representation. This is kind of the opposite, saying, hey,

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Speaker 8: it violates the fourteenth Amendment to use race for drawing

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Speaker 8: these district lines and that it was inappropriately done so

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Speaker 8: by the state.

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Speaker 7: So, you know, there could be.

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Speaker 8: I'm expecting a ruling in this one definitely by when

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Speaker 8: the court wraps up its term in June.

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Speaker 7: But this would be very huge.

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Speaker 8: It could potentially take a big gut to Section two

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Speaker 8: of the Voting Rights Act, which was used, you know,

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Speaker 8: for to try to correct decades of political oppression way

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Speaker 8: back when. So if they change what you could use

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Speaker 8: race for when drawing these congressional district lines, obviously that's huge.

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Speaker 8: It would not just impact Louisiana, it would impact states

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Speaker 8: across the nation. There's also a ballot counting dispute. Now,

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Speaker 8: this one is kind of you're gonna have to kind

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Speaker 8: of stay with me on this. Illinois has a law

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Speaker 8: where they're allowed to count mail in ballots fourteen days

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Speaker 8: after election day.

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Speaker 7: So federal candidates hune I know, fourteen days, right, not enough.

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Speaker 8: I guess people you know don't get their their mail

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Speaker 8: out in time. So that was challenged by federal candidates

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Speaker 8: who say, no, like this is costing us, the federal

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Speaker 8: these election monitors were having to pay for we're suffering

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Speaker 8: from that. There is one election day, and so we're

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Speaker 8: challenging the state law. They lost in lower court, not

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Speaker 8: on the law, but on the fact that the lower

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Speaker 8: court said, well, you haven't had sufficient legal injury basically

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Speaker 8: what's called standing to bring this lawsuit that you didn't

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Speaker 8: really have to pay these monitors that much. It's too

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Speaker 8: early to sue before the twenty twenty four election, and

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Speaker 8: that's how they got rid of the case. So now

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Speaker 8: it's at the Supreme Court on that issue. Do federal

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Speaker 8: candidates really have the right to challenge these state laws?

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Speaker 8: And if they don't, who would, right, So that's kind

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Speaker 8: of what the justices will decide with this one case.

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Speaker 8: There is a separate petition out of Mississippi dealing with

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Speaker 8: mail in ballots. That state allows ballots to be counted

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Speaker 8: up to five days past election day. The RNC has

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Speaker 8: challenged that the Fifth Circuit head ruled that there is

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Speaker 8: only one election day, basically striking down the Mississippi law,

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Speaker 8: but let it stand on appeal. So now it's at

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Speaker 8: the Supreme Court with Mississippi trying to defend it's grace period.

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Speaker 7: Law for receiving these male in ballots.

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Speaker 8: Now, if the Supreme Court were to take this, this

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Speaker 8: could change not just what Mississippi does, but states across

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Speaker 8: the board. If the Supreme Court says, yes, we'll take

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Speaker 8: this up and no, a state cannot count ballots you know,

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Speaker 8: five fourteen days past election day there is one federal

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Speaker 8: election day. Then, of course that would make many states

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Speaker 8: that have these grace periods have to change their law.

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Speaker 1: Alex, let's get away from the Supreme Court for a moment.

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Speaker 1: In Virginia, are schools funding abortions for children?

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Speaker 8: That is the big news out of northern Virginia. So

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Speaker 8: it looks like in twenty twenty one Centerville High School

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Speaker 8: there was a social worker, a school social worker who

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Speaker 8: must have a facilitated to at least two abortions for

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Speaker 8: two minor female students. Okay, so took them to the clinic.

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Speaker 8: There's some reporting that the girls were coerced into doing it.

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Speaker 8: Maybe they weren't, you know, for this they were told

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Speaker 8: they needed and there was a teacher who I believe

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Speaker 8: that was confided in by these girls who flagged this

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Speaker 8: I believe several times to principles into school officials.

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Speaker 7: Yet it went unresolved.

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Speaker 8: So what you have now is Governor Glenn Youngkin who

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Speaker 8: has ordered a criminal investigation into this into the school

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Speaker 8: district about whether these funds, you know, local, state, federal

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Speaker 8: tax dollars at the school were used to facilitate student abortions.

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Speaker 7: Right now, we have no update.

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Speaker 8: There's actually questions about exactly which abortion facility they were

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Speaker 8: taken to. There's a lot of reporting on the ground happening,

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Speaker 8: So it does seem like where there's smoke, there's fire.

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Speaker 8: And we know these Northern Virginia schools have had quite

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Speaker 8: issues with parental rights and respecting those. You can remember

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Speaker 8: the whole bathroom incident with using letting transgender student into

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Speaker 8: the female bathroom, the female student was raped, and the

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Speaker 8: one father who was.

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Speaker 7: Actually kicked out of the school board meeting over that.

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Speaker 8: I think that everybody a bell, everyone remembers that dispute.

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Speaker 8: So yes, these Northern Virginia schools definitely need to have

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Speaker 8: some sort of investigation, and it looks like that's ongoing

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Speaker 8: with this one Center Bill High School.

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Speaker 1: Northern Virginia. Sounds like, hell, Alex, thank you, I appreciate it.

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Speaker 1: Just thinking back to that tranny bathroom story in the

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Speaker 1: rape of that young girl, It's just the worst freaking

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Speaker 1: thing in the world. And then of course the dad

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Speaker 1: gets arrested. These freaking communists men. All right, let's talk

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Speaker 1: to John Phillips. Is that am shift in serious legal

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Speaker 1: jeopardy because of all this mortgage fraud stuff. Wouldn't that

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Speaker 1: be hilarious if that turd went down for mortgage fraud.

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Speaker 1: Before we get to that, let me get to your phone,

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Speaker 1: your mobile company, you know, Corporate America. That's one you know,

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Speaker 1: we talked about institutions at the beginning of the show.

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Speaker 1: Corporate America is one of the institutions the Communists conquered.

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Speaker 1: That was an institution he was never going to let

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Speaker 1: just sit there. All that money, all that power and influence.

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Speaker 1: He conquered it. And that's why you've seen Verizon at

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Speaker 1: and T and T Mobile consistently, consistently take part in

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Speaker 1: the culture wars against you. I remember all the LGBTQ propaganda,

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Speaker 1: the George Floyd stuff paid for by you. My company

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Speaker 1: doesn't do that. I was talking to somebody this weekend.

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Speaker 1: He's a living Medal of Honor recipient. He was hanging

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Speaker 1: out with the Pure Talk boys. That's who Pure Talk

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Speaker 1: cares about. You, America, American heroes, veterans switched to the

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Speaker 1: cell phone company that hires Americans and loves America. Go

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Speaker 1: to Puretalk dot com, slash Jesse TV. We'll be back.

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Speaker 1: Sometimes I notice things. Most of the time, I'm too

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Speaker 1: stupid to notice things. But sometimes I do notice things,

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Speaker 1: and I can't help but notice online. If you're at

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Speaker 1: all on social media, I'm not saying you have to be.

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Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom is spending money already. He is very clearly

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Speaker 1: spending money doing some kind of bizarre and not funny

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Speaker 1: online propaganda campaign. But that's not important. What they're actually

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Speaker 1: doing is not important. They're spending money in twenty twenty five, boy,

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Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom is all in for president. Joining me. Now,

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Speaker 1: somebody quite familiar with that lizard person, John Phillips of

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Speaker 1: the Great John Phillips Show. John, I know you've noticed

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Speaker 1: that I've noticed that they're spending money. None of this

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Speaker 1: is organic. They're spending money already three years ahead of time.

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Speaker 5: Sure well, he wants to be president and he knows

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Speaker 5: that this is his opportunity to get out in front

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Speaker 5: of all of his other competitors in the Democratic primary.

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Speaker 1: And Gavin Newsom is.

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Speaker 5: Of the belief that we are in a post cancel

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Speaker 5: culture world where there are no guardrails. You can say

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Speaker 5: whatever it is that you want to say. There will

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Speaker 5: be no consequences. The benefit of signaling the Democratic voters

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Speaker 5: that you are the fighter and you are willing to

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Speaker 5: do anything to win outweighs any potential drawbacks of saying

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Speaker 5: reckless things. Over the last few days on social media,

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Speaker 5: he was suggesting that the assassination attempt of Donald Trump

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Speaker 5: was fake. There were pictures of him holding up a

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Speaker 5: bottle of ketchup with the Secret Service around him and

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Speaker 5: catch up on his ear. He's been attacking fire victims

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Speaker 5: who have been complaining that the response from the state

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Speaker 5: was not adequate. He's attacked members of the legislature in

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Speaker 5: very personal sexual terms. And what's happened. He's shot up

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Speaker 5: in the polls in the Democratic primary, and he has

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Speaker 5: spiked his engagement on social media. The number of people

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Speaker 5: now following him, liking his tweets, retweeting what he's saying

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Speaker 5: is now through the roof, and he now sees himself

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Speaker 5: as the leader of the pack in the Democratic primary. Now,

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Speaker 5: with all of that being said, this is not without

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Speaker 5: potential pitfalls because he has turned over the keys to

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Speaker 5: his social media accounts to very young, very left wing

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Speaker 5: people who have been told to rattle the cage and

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Speaker 5: say whatever to generate engagement. Well, we know people like

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Speaker 5: this in our own lives. We see them on social

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Speaker 5: media themselves. They're reckless. It's only a matter of time

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Speaker 5: before Gavin Newsom tweets something like, well, you know, the

657
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Speaker 5: Jews were really responsible for the holocogue or something along

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Speaker 5: those lines, and then it's all over. So it's fun

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Speaker 5: for him now. But guess what, there's a reason why

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Speaker 5: you don't turn over your social media accounts to teenagers

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Speaker 5: craving attention.

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Speaker 1: Yeah you know what, mister producer, go ahead and record

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Speaker 1: that little segment because you know it's coming. You know

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Speaker 1: it's coming. These savages have nothing holding them back. Okay,

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Speaker 1: So let's talk about the effectiveness of it, because as

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Speaker 1: you mentioned he's trying to win a primary right now,

667
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Speaker 1: right to got to win that to get to the general.

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Speaker 1: His numbers, at least now it's early, have shot up.

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Speaker 1: So did that prove him right.

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Speaker 5: In the short term? Yes, But let me refer back

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Speaker 5: to a conversation I just had last week with Fox

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Speaker 5: eleven's Alex Michaelson, who was interviewing Gavin Newsom at one

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Speaker 5: of these press conferences, and Gavin was standing there taking questions,

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Speaker 5: and he asked Gavin a question about something that he

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Speaker 5: had tweeted earlier that day, and Gavin Newsom had no

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Speaker 5: clue what he was talking about, and so Alex had

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Speaker 5: to go back and find the tweet and read the

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Speaker 5: tweet and then have Newsom respond to it. But it

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Speaker 5: was clear that Newsom had never seen that tweet before.

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Speaker 5: So not only are the teenagers responsible for putting the

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Speaker 5: tweets out, they're not even informing him of what they're

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Speaker 5: tweeting when they're tweeting it. At some point, this is

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Speaker 5: going off the rails and the car is going into

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Speaker 5: the ocean. I will make that prediction right now on

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Speaker 5: your show.

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Speaker 1: Okay, So on a macro level, let's do the best

687
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Speaker 1: we can to get out of our bubbles here and

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Speaker 1: zoom out. I understand I'm too biased to probably answer

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Speaker 1: this question, but I like Donald Trump. I certainly don't

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Speaker 1: worship him, but I like him. I have an affinity

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Speaker 1: for him. I like a lot of his policies. He

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Speaker 1: makes me laugh, and I just despise everything about Gavin Newsom.

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Speaker 1: In my opinion, what Donald Trump says works because it's authentic.

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Speaker 1: He'll say and do some horrible, horrific, stupid stuff, but

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Speaker 1: it gets away with it because it's authentically him. As

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Speaker 1: you just laid out, it's not authentically Gavin. So is

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Speaker 1: it doomed to failure because of that?

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Speaker 5: I think so, because keep in mind Trump was a

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Speaker 5: known quantity even before he got into politics. We knew

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Speaker 5: him from The Apprentice, we knew him from Howard Stern,

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Speaker 5: we knew him from WrestleMania, we knew him from Home alone.

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Speaker 5: And the guy was the same throughout his entire public

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Speaker 5: persona or in his dire public time in the public eye.

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Speaker 5: Gavin Newsom not long ago was trying to brand himself

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Speaker 5: as the Democrat who could talk to Republicans. He had

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Speaker 5: a podcast where he had Charlie kirk On and Michael

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Speaker 5: Savage and Stephen Bannon and others, and that was how

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Speaker 5: he was trying to present himself. And then it didn't

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Speaker 5: work out, and then he recalibrated and decided that he

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Speaker 5: was going to take this gentry class winemaker from San

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Speaker 5: Francisco and turn him into the ghost of Paul Lynde,

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Speaker 5: where every single tweet is something you'd hear at Drag

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Speaker 5: Queen Bingo, and suddenly we're supposed to buy that as authentic.

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Speaker 5: Just imagine for one second, because Gavin Newsom is a

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Speaker 5: guy who is known for making these big, grandiose proclamations

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Speaker 5: and having zero follow through. You know, he was the

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Speaker 5: guy that when Arizona decriminalized or when Arizona made abortion illegal,

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Speaker 5: he was going to allow abortion providers to come to

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Speaker 5: California to perform abortions. He made a big deal out

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Speaker 5: of that. You know how many abortions actually happened from

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Speaker 5: Arizona providers. Zero? He just moved on and pretended like

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Speaker 5: it didn't happen. He was the guy who came out

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Speaker 5: after George Floyd and said California is going to have

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Speaker 5: reparations and we're going to be the first state that

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Speaker 5: really just puts the flag in the ground on that subject.

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Speaker 5: You know how many.

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Speaker 1: Reparations we've paid.

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Speaker 5: And so the problem for Gavin Newsom on the Democratic

729
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Speaker 5: primary stage is going to be that he is inauthentic

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Speaker 5: and a flake, and this lobotomy, this personality lobotomy that

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Speaker 5: he's gone through right now, is only going to feed

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Speaker 5: into that because when he's standing there and AOC is

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Speaker 5: at the podium next to him, she's going to say,

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Speaker 5: I want transgender and athletes on every basketball court in America.

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Speaker 5: How about you, Gavin. I want to I want to

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Speaker 5: make sure that every illegal alien has whatever resources they

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Speaker 5: need from the taxpayers. And I certainly want to abolish ice.

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Speaker 5: How about you, Gavin? And they try to pin him

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Speaker 5: down on all of these things, when Gavin Newsom has

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Speaker 5: been all over the board his entire career and certainly

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Speaker 5: hasn't followed through with any of his big proclamations in California.

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Speaker 5: What he's doing now benefits him in the short term,

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Speaker 5: but he is opening himself up in the Democratic primary

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Speaker 5: in all kinds of ways for someone from the left

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Speaker 5: to really expose him.

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Speaker 1: Does his record in California, which is awful, You know,

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Speaker 1: as you well know. But every California friend I have

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Speaker 1: says the same thing. California, he sucked at this, he

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Speaker 1: sucked at that. But does that matter? I know it

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Speaker 1: matters to politicos like us, but primary voters, general election

751
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Speaker 1: voters do they look at your record as governor and say, wow,

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Speaker 1: you can't be president.

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Speaker 3: I don't know.

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Speaker 1: I'm skeptical on that that that matters to the people.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't think that's relevant because Democrats regard his

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Speaker 5: failures in California as a distraction to the big issue,

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Speaker 5: which is hating Donald Trump. So they're willing to forgive

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Speaker 5: him for all of that and then look at how

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Speaker 5: the news media will cover him. He says that the

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Speaker 5: bullet train is a success. The bullet train, for example,

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Speaker 5: was supposed to be completed years ago, and no one

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Speaker 5: has been able to ride the bullet train because the

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Speaker 5: bullet train doesn't exist. It's gone way over on cost,

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Speaker 5: it's never actually going to be completed. But he says

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Speaker 5: it's a success, and the fact checkers will back him up.

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Speaker 5: And when those of us say, hey, this is a

767
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Speaker 5: train that doesn't actually exist, we will be called conspiracy theorists,

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Speaker 5: or we will be called people who are part of

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Speaker 5: the doom loop, or whatever the case may be. When

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Speaker 5: he says the insurance market is fine in California, but

771
00:41:50,000 --> 00:41:52,600
Speaker 5: none of us can buy it, or they're kicking us

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Speaker 5: off our policies, the fact checkers will back him up

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Speaker 5: and say that he's right. Fact checkers will say there's

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Speaker 5: no crime in California, that we just have to buy

775
00:42:01,680 --> 00:42:05,280
Speaker 5: shampoo through bulletproof glass because I don't know, it looks

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00:42:05,320 --> 00:42:08,960
Speaker 5: better that way. He will make all of these ridiculous claims,

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Speaker 5: and all of the big newspapers will validate his absurd proclamations,

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Speaker 5: so I don't think that part will bother him at all.

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Speaker 1: Okay, is Adam Schiff going to prison? I saw that

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Speaker 1: he started a legal defense fund, which is quite a

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Speaker 1: thing for a city United States senator. Is he sweating?

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Speaker 5: That's where he belongs? He claimed that his residence was

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Speaker 5: in Maryland when he applied for a loan to get

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Speaker 5: a better rate. You can't legally be the resident of

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Speaker 5: another state and represent the state of California in the

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Speaker 5: United States Congress. That is illegal. You have to be

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Speaker 5: a resident of the state, So one of those things

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Speaker 5: is not true either. He can resign from Congress because

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Speaker 5: he's not a resident, or he committed bank fraud people

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Speaker 5: in California. Politicians in California have gone to jail over

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Speaker 5: residency issues. There was a state senator by the name

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Speaker 5: of Rod Wright who got nailed for that. There was

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Speaker 5: an La City councilman by the name of Richard Alarcon

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Speaker 5: who got nailed for that. There's no difference at all

795
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Speaker 5: between what those two did and what Adam Schiff is doing,

796
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Speaker 5: which is lying about your residence to benefit one way

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Speaker 5: or the other. If they apply the law equally, then

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Speaker 5: Adam Schiff should go to jail.

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Speaker 1: Wow, what a day that would be. John, Thank you buddy.

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Speaker 1: All Right, it's time to lighten the mood. And I

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Speaker 1: have to be honest with you. I'm at a very

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00:43:44,239 --> 00:43:48,399
Speaker 1: dangerous age in my life. That dangerous age is I'm

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Speaker 1: forty four, so I don't feel old yet. But if

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Speaker 1: we're being honest, I'm not as young as I used

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00:43:57,000 --> 00:44:01,239
Speaker 1: to be, not as injury system as I used to be.

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00:44:01,280 --> 00:44:02,919
Speaker 1: Remember when you were a kid and you could jump

807
00:44:02,960 --> 00:44:05,440
Speaker 1: off of fifty story building and not break anything. Obviously

808
00:44:05,440 --> 00:44:08,120
Speaker 1: I'm exaggerating, but you remember what that was like. And

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00:44:08,200 --> 00:44:13,520
Speaker 1: so I'm at that age where i'll do things like this, Bro,

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Speaker 1: this's your bike, your how do you get on it?

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Speaker 2: Yeah?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a peg on the bottom. Are you sure.

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Speaker 4: He's alive.

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Speaker 1: I'll see them all