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Speaker 2: Will come make The freak show in Chicago, known as

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Speaker 2: the Democrat National Convention begins today officially. Oh, but they've

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Speaker 2: already had quite a few festivities and they have had

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Speaker 2: shown up in massive numbers. They are threatening war at home,

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Speaker 2: They've already had a protest to run up on stage

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Speaker 2: hating commentary in protest shouts is in full swing. The Democrats,

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Speaker 2: who don't want a wall to protect our country, have

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Speaker 2: not who's bothering them. It's their own core. Kamala Harris

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Speaker 2: had a secretive meeting with the mayor of Dearborn, Michigan.

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Speaker 2: Dearborn now a foreign state within the United States. Dearborn

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Speaker 2: apparently a city who's electorate had a great deal with

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Speaker 2: is a source of much of her problems. The cackling,

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Speaker 2: Closer to home, good news, A mother having her morning

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Speaker 4: I did not feel threatening enough, Alex. If I would

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Speaker 3: A split second decision could have given her a different outcome.

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Speaker 3: Police typically say when stuff like this happens, to let

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Speaker 4: I'm in defense mode when I feel attacked. I did

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Speaker 3: Kilston Police's robbery divisions say wallets and percept are crime

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Speaker 4: Graving the bag like if the bag was like my baby,

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Speaker 3: Actually this seemed like the most valuable stuff that this

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Speaker 4: Was more valuable to me the back than the iPad.

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Speaker 4: My sister told me that my niece Camilla was going

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Speaker 3: Houston Police were down Almas Street here behind me here

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Speaker 2: Center Point doing the most center point of things. Residents

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Speaker 5: But five weeks after Hurricane Berrel hit.

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Speaker 5: Fisher thought the audite would be short term, but emails

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Speaker 6: No, no instrument, just as quickly as possible.

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Speaker 5: All their neighbors were in the same uncertain situation.

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Speaker 6: Fisher told us, I stayed here because we kept on

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Speaker 6: getting told that it'll be a few more hours, a

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Speaker 5: Fisher said she was told by a contract lineman that

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Speaker 5: the work was part of centerpoints efforts to strengthen its infrastructure,

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Speaker 5: an effort we reported on called the Greater Huston Resiliency Initiative.

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Speaker 5: Governor Greg Abbott has pushed the company for an accelerated

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Speaker 1: For all this is bad.

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Speaker 5: We're going to have to throw all the what's left

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Speaker 5: here tonight. Fisher wishes the company would have been better

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Speaker 6: Seventy These fials are twenty five dollars a piece, and

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Speaker 2: Yeah, which would be the second time.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, because Beryl I had to throw it out too.

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Speaker 5: I asked for sher what her message for Centerpoint would be.

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Speaker 6: I would tell them that their communication needs to be

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Speaker 6: real time. Don't tell us what we want to hear.

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Speaker 6: Be real with us, don't sugarcoat.

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Speaker 5: Center Point sent kh U eleven US statements, saying in

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Speaker 5: part that they deeply apologize to customers impacted by the

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Speaker 7: Center Point clearly has operated for a very long time

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Speaker 7: They do not view the people as investors or stakeholders,

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Speaker 7: equivalent of governmental control, the only difference being it's worse

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Speaker 7: because you can't vote it out. They have made record

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Speaker 7: profits for a long time, including eight and a half

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Speaker 7: it's all been laid back because they didn't have the

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Speaker 7: And now they deserve every bit of hell they're catching,

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Speaker 3: More now of the politics. Do you enjoy a harsh

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Speaker 2: Blow it all out, baby, headline from the New York Post.

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Speaker 2: Free Abortions and vasectoms eight foot eighteen foot tall inflatable

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Speaker 2: poll CBS you Gov poll, Kamala Harris forty three. On

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Speaker 2: Donald Trump fifty six, a thirteen point lead. Inflation Kamala

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Speaker 2: Those are the issues we should be talking about all day,

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Speaker 2: These are the things we should be talking about. How

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Speaker 8: We told you about twenty six year olds Rby Davis

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Speaker 8: has the most bonds we've ever seen. She's now up

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Speaker 9: Soon the Big Guinness Book of World record holders for

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Speaker 2: How many bonds are you going to give her? It's ridiculous.

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Speaker 8: Davis was given three probations for robbery and theft by

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Speaker 9: Highly unusual to get free probations for three different offenses,

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Speaker 8: But a source with the probation department tells us an

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Speaker 8: untold number of defendants are now serving three probations simultaneously

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Speaker 8: for different crimes, and it's on the rise. By doing this,

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Speaker 8: judges can clear cases without sending repeat offenders like Aubrey

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Speaker 2: How many times she'd been in jail for over three

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Speaker 8: Davis was granted the three probations even though she has

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Speaker 8: On August eighth, Davis was supposed to appear in a

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Speaker 9: Aubrey ain't there. They issue a bond forfeiture, so now

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Speaker 2: That should have been a clue to provoke all three

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Speaker 8: Get this, being a wanted fugitive is not a law violation.

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Speaker 8: So Davis's probations will not be revoked because she failed

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Speaker 2: This is only going to get worse because when there's

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Speaker 2: It does not have a cape? Oh, supermoon should have

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Speaker 2: Kamala Harris, I mean not Kamala Harris. Who's the crazy

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Speaker 2: it's not like it's a secret lady plus cat plus fiancee. Well,

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Speaker 2: Harris told us she wants to control the price of food.

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Speaker 2: And as Milton Friedman has taught again and again, only

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Speaker 2: People have done so. You can raise your prices. You

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Speaker 2: You can't cause inflation. Inflation is a monetary policy. It

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Speaker 2: I don't know what America will look like under Kamala Harris.

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Speaker 2: Look at what's happened to Harris County. They've proposed a

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Speaker 2: They're investing in people. I love that. I love when

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Speaker 2: it an investment in people. It just feels so good

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Speaker 2: I guess that's important. Our guess somehow that's important. As

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Speaker 2: come home with both of them accomplished. Gosh, how was

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Speaker 2: Nothing says Democrat Party like you, girl. You live it up,

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Speaker 2: Although Toolsey Gabbard could get away with things that Donald

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Speaker 2: want to get to. City of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, one of

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Speaker 2: the swing states President Trump needs to win. It's a

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Speaker 2: deep blue city, as all the big cities are. Their

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Speaker 2: police association just formally endorsed Donald Trump for president. The

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Speaker 2: Biden Harris administration, under the direction of Kamala Harris, wanted

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Speaker 2: to build five hundred thousand electric vehicle charging stations, five

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Speaker 2: hundred thousand. They got a budget allocation of seven point

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Speaker 2: five billion dollars in twenty twenty one, over three years ago.

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Speaker 2: They were going to build five hundred thousand with their

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Speaker 2: seven and a half billion dollars, and the number they've

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Speaker 2: actually built is eight. You notice people don't talk about

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Speaker 2: electric cars anymore. The bloom is off that rose. People

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Speaker 2: aren't going on and on about electric cars anymore. I

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Speaker 2: know a number of people who bought one, drove it

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Speaker 2: for the term of the lease, or sold it. If

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Speaker 2: they purchased it and won't ever buy another one again.

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Speaker 2: They're fast, no doubt about that, and it's kind of neat.

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Speaker 2: You know, they're really quiet. They're so quiet that they

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Speaker 2: were required to put a backup beeper so that whenever

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Speaker 2: you're backing up, someone doesn't hear you. Yeah, they've got

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Speaker 2: lots of little QTc electronic games to be played off

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Speaker 2: of it, good cameras. I think the Rivian is a

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Speaker 2: very attractive vehicle. It's smaller than a tahoe. If you

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Speaker 2: wanted something smaller than a tahoe. I don't, but I

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Speaker 2: guess some people do. I saw I guy at a

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Speaker 2: what's been your response?

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Speaker 7: You like it?

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Speaker 2: Don't like it? As it lived up to what you

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Speaker 2: hoped it would live up to. And we kind of

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Speaker 2: went through the and he saw I got out of

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Speaker 2: a tahoe and he said, well I had a tahoe before. Well,

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Speaker 2: I had three tahoes in a row pretty fonder. He said, well,

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Speaker 2: I wanted something smaller than a tahoe. And he said,

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Speaker 2: but the part I worry about is going on a

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Speaker 2: trip because I don't know where I'll get electric power

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Speaker 2: and when the power goes out. Yeah, that's got to

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Speaker 2: be weird. Power goes out at your home and in

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Speaker 2: your vehicle. One report says the Bureau of Labor Statistics

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Speaker 2: will downward revise jobs for the April twenty three to

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Speaker 2: March twenty four period by up to a million, which

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Speaker 2: would mean all of those historics or beats over the

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Speaker 2: Europe over the past year have been missed and the

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Speaker 2: US job market is in far worse shape than the

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Speaker 2: administration would admit. If only people would vote according to

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Speaker 2: what would make their life better or worse, this election

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Speaker 2: would be a landslide