The Anthony Cumia Show ｜ 03-16-25
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On this episode of The Anthony Cumia Show, the host talks about the differences between the food and service in the big cities, and how they compare to the rest of the country. He also talks about FanDuel's new "Super Sub" that keeps your bets in until the final whistle on the biggest stage in the world.
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this is the anthony cumia show whipping out the first amendment and holstering the second
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yeah there we go the anthony comia show live on this sunday evening how is everybody
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I know technically it's still the weekend, but please, let's all be honest about Sundays.
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Even kind of getting into early Sunday morning, Saturday night, if you're still hanging out, you're just thinking,
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That's why we all get together here for the Anthony Cumia Show and talk about all the wonderfulness happening in the world.
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Welcome, anyway, and like I said, I hope you did have a good weekend.
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I went out to dinner Friday night, and I had an experience that got me thinking about this country we live in, America,
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and how we were as a country, how we hope we can be again at some point as a country.
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um but it's such a stark contrast to what we are as a country especially in your bigger cities
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you know i i left new york city because i just had it like many people do a lot of people don't
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have the capacity to just pick up and leave i did so uh uh i'm around greenville south carolina and
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And I got to tell you, the difference in what you experience on a daily basis is so stark.
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It's just a huge change from New York, especially New York City.
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And when I came down here, a lot of people were like, well, you're going to miss the food at least, right?
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and i start thinking and going no i don't think i am because uh the food hasn't been really good
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new york in a while i gotta just be honest uh little italy right you get your pasta
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no i go to a place in little italy it's um those aren't italians working there
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i assure you you can go to little italy you could go to an italian place you could go to
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Whatever it is, there are a couple of great steakhouses in New York and some really good restaurants.
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But it's not like it was so many years ago where if you left New York, you were settling for garbage pizza and horrible pasta and whatever, whatever kind of food you're into.
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I think my theory is that during COVID, especially a lot of these chefs, a lot of these really good cooks in these famous New York City restaurants had had it with the places being closed.
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Some of the states in the in the United States actually allowed people to open restaurants and and act like human beings.
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And down here, there was a lot of restaurants opening up that are very nice, very good, good food.
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And the service, this is the part that started getting me thinking.
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We walked into this restaurant, and it's packed.
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And there were no seats, tables, or at the bar.
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So, of course, you know, we'll wait at the bar.
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You kind of stand there, you get a drink and hope for the best.
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older than me and they're standing there uh and they're looking at the bar and they got a couple
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of drinks in their hands and immediately you know they're waiting too and they were here first
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they were waiting for the bar chairs to open up before we were and and i glanced over and the guy
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glances over and we give each other a head nod that completely works that out it we were both
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completely understanding of what was happening right at that moment.
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We both needed a seat for us and our significant other.
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They were there first, and without a word, we knew.
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something that i i started seeing on such a a rare instance when i was uh living in new york
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and in the city it just uh you know everyone is like a jackal you're waiting for a seat and you're
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like a lion on the serengeti waiting to just disembowel a zebra for that seat and i realized
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like that that's something you don't see everywhere that's something that seems to uh have have gone
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to the wayside in this country things like courtesy understanding we didn't have to hash it out we
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didn't need an interpreter to tell us what we understood because we are both americans and we
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both know we live in a society that is based on things like courtesy and having a certain sense
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of morals standards you just understand what it's like to live in a civil society and um just
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watching that go away over the past few years where everyone's out for themselves and
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And it struck me also in the bigger picture that it's it's a whole thing as far as this country goes.
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There are people that live here now because of legal or illegal immigration that don't care at all about America.
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And I'm not just talking the things we think about every day.
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They don't like the treatment they're getting and they have to call everyone racist or there's some problem.
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And the idea of waving a flag or putting a flag on your house, an American flag, is obscene to them.
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and and that's a big part of what i'm talking about here too because you you have to understand
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what it is to be an american to live in this country as an american uh we've we've quickly
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gotten this misconception over the course of the years that uh because we live within a common
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border that we're americans that's all it took like hey here we are we we live and the map says
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i'm in america so i'm an american meanwhile i'll do anything i want i'll bring horrible habits and
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cultures over from uh where i came from that are not conducive to living in this country
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and i will not assimilate one bit and i'll hold up the flag of my former nation and i'll bad mouth
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the country and its leadership and its people and its uh ideals and yet they they right away
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will jump and go hey i'm an american i have rights don't say that or do that to me or uh but
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they don't they don't they don't embrace what it is to be an american not just living in borders
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there's a whole uh there's a whole method to the madness of of being being american we have the
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same or similar ideology ethics and morality we can go off and have our own opinions on things
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obviously that's that's been the way uh uh it's been for many many years but we understand things
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we don't need this big conversation to just understand that there are certain
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ways to behave as americans in a society and and some of those are unspoken like the the
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gentleman and his lady at that restaurant. We just knew that's what you do. There are plenty of laws
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in this country, and you will face the consequences if you break those laws. But honestly, is it
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really the consequences of those laws that keep you from breaking the laws? Or do you just know
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better? Are you just a better person? Do you realize when we put together this American
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society and it grew that there was a certain sense of morality and a certain way we behave
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that goes unspoken? We don't need the laws. It's not like many people I don't think would
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harm other people or kill other people or steal from other people if it wasn't for the laws.
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We all know you're just, we came to that agreement without it even having to really be written
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You know, we get pissed off and might say things and do things that we don't because we don't agree with certain things.
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And this was something that lasted for quite some time.
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Even with some of their insane ideology, it got through right from wrong.
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and and as we grew up we understood that and we grew into adulthood and and we we got that we
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have to um live with other people and it's a lot easier if we go about that um nicely
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uh and treat each other a little better but there's just this been this influx of people
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that have no concept of that and i don't know are they really to blame who knows uh but it's just
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not a good thing selfish arrogant no no sense of community whatsoever and it's funny because
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they'll say that conservatives or republicans have no sense of community because uh they seem
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cruel when it comes to things like uh welfare and and bringing in uh illegal aliens from
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horrible nations and why are we so mean like that no because there are rules to be followed
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and some people like i said they get here and they don't understand those unspoken rules
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sit back for a little while if you just got here soak it in take a few breaths of air and
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look around and see what it's like to really be an American
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before you just start grabbing up at everything that is good for you
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Nice weekend of realizing I kind of live in a nice place with nice people
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and it reminded me of maybe what this country should be.
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and we will rejoin you here with the Anthony Cumia Show.
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uh another story from from last week is uh and this is something that's been happening a lot
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and has a lot of people worried they're scared uh planes you know the aviation industry an
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american airlines plane uh caught fire at the denver airport i guess they were you know flying
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somewhere the engine experienced some trouble they landed they were diverted to denver landed
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And then somewhere between the runway and the gate, the engine burst into flames.
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So they deployed the emergency equipment and the slides and the fire trucks came up.
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And from what I saw from the videos, oh, my God, a lot of the passengers had gone out of the emergency exit over the wings
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and were standing on the wing that the engine underneath was burning.
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And they were standing on the wing, like waiting for what?
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Waiting for someone to invite them to step off what amounts to the giant fuel tank you're standing on?
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I understand that a lot of times in these aviation emergencies, the flight crew,
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The flight crew, stewardesses, flight attendants, I'm sorry, will tell you that they are here for your safety.
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They certainly aren't here for your convenience anymore, that's for sure.
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So I guess they are just there for your safety and that you must follow their directions implicitly.
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Well, I'm not going to stand on a wing that has a blast furnace burning under it and wait for instructions.
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I'm probably going to do whatever it takes to get down from the burning wing.
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But, you know, people are sheep for the most part.
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there was some video from that one that flipped over
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And as people are running out the emergency exit,
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I saw in the background someone was still hanging upside down
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from their seatbelt, just, I guess, waiting for, you know,
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you can now unbuckle some people i don't think they have the ability to really work and improvise
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and kind of take take it upon themselves have a little initiative to uh do something like
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oh save your own life how about that too many people wait and too many people get injured
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This one, the slides came out, people slid down,
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and it's like 12 people were taken to the hospital with injuries.
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How do people get hurt on the simplest little contraption,
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But this, again, the deeper story here is the aviation industry.
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And, you know, I've been talking about this online for years.
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You know, every so often you'd see Boeing would put out an article or Delta, American, all of them,
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would put out this little article about their DEI program, their diversity, equity, and inclusion program.
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Here's our director, a big 8x10 picture, and here's our director of diversity, equity, and inclusion,
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and here are the goals to make sure we have a diverse workplace.
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A certain amount of minorities and women and this in the next couple of years.
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That's fine if it's Starbucks, something like that.
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i i i learned this um quite a few years ago people the majority of people that fly do not
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want to plummet they never want to plummet that's a it's a terrible thing there are many instances
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where where plummeting is good high dive board maybe is that really plummeting though uh and i
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think the diversity equity and inclusion programs in the aviation industry might bring us closer to
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plummeting um when all we wanted to do was get quickly from point a to point b so it's uh it's
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quite frightening to see that this is something uh happening in the aviation industry i hope it
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gets better it looks like it is they're trying to blame trump for this but uh it absolutely looks
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like it's uh it's getting better because at least we're seeing it when i was when i'd look at these
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articles it was they were frightening because all you would you would read about is how they're
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getting people in that i have to assume aren't as qualified you are somehow lowering the bar
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and that bar needs to be consistently raised it's never good enough how about that it's never good
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enough so never even think of lowering it uh i don't understand why they feel you know i've heard
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this one people want a pilot that looks like them i don't i want a pilot that looks like
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sully sullenberger that's what i want i want a pilot that looks like a guy that was strafing
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the road of death in an a-10 warthog back in the gulf war that's the guy i want i don't care if he
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looks like me i don't care if he looks like my sister i want him to be the most competent pilot
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and as far as the uh ground crews go mechanics yeah same thing we'll be back in a moment
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Hope you're all having a wonderful Sunday evening.
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The former National Security Advisor, John Bolton, is a blithering idiot.
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I remember when Trump appointed him many years ago, I thought, like, what the hell is Trump doing?
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I remember, and there's certain things you can never forget.
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You see a person, and you only see him for that.
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Presidential elections have been lost on so much.
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it wasn't a skateboard it wasn't a hoverboard it was this kind of concave piece of plastic that
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you're supposed to balance on and work out on or something uh and he got on this thing
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and and just looked like someone should have been feeding him um oatmeal and and telling him he's
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doing a good job i just saw it was like oh no and you know on red eye on fox news years ago
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gutfeld hosted a show called red eye and uh they had him on there and they played the clip and it
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was so embarrassing and he was just a joke and i never got that out of my head and the guy is just
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um i don't know he's he's an idiot and uh he was on i guess msnbc the other day of course it's
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always msnbc or they're all the same anyway it's all the propaganda wing of the left the mainstream
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media i know i say it all the time it sounds like a slogan at this point but uh prove me wrong
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Show me that they're saying and doing things that aren't completely agenda-driven.
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And, yeah, I'll debate you on it, but I've not seen even the slightest indication
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that they do anything but shill for the left and the Democrats and the globalists,
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You know, they're putting fluoride in the water to turn all the frogs gay.
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The media has the lowest approval rating that it's ever had.
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So I don't I'm not surprised seeing all the lies and nonsense on mainstream media.
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But it's just something that even though you know it, every time you see it, you just go, oh, these people.
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so uh uh yeah former national security advisor john bolton uh he was talking about trump uh and
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and trump's uh mission to bring peace to russia and ukraine the only person by the way that has
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even spoken about trying to broker a peace between these two nations after years of of just
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unbelievable loss to the uh people in in both nations it's it's terrible just terrible what's
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going on over there and all these war hawks all these uh you know they'll tell you how much they
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want peace and then it's just too much money it's too much money and power coming into them
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to keep this war going peace is terrible uh for them and there's really no other reason for it
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why wouldn't you at least sit down and talk they didn't even want to bring these uh two countries
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to the table trump the only one going we got to get together like something so um trump's been
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doing this he's making some headway you hear things you don't know really what what's uh the
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truth and what's rumor uh i've heard that zelinski definitely wants to sit down and and talk and
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even putin has said he's at least willing to listen to the options of having peace talks
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which is again more than they've ever said in the what is it now five years i don't even know
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that uh this has been going on so uh kudos to trump and anyone that well truly wants peace in
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in the region. But Bolton, here he is. Oh, good God. Bolton says Trump has one reason and one
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reason only for trying to get peace between Ukraine and Russia. Listen to this blithering
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buffoon. Principles, Secretary of State Rubio, National Security Advisor Mike Waltz kind of do
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the talking. Look, the pressure that Trump has put on for a ceasefire is motivated by one thing,
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Trump's desire for good publicity and to buttress his cape case to get a Nobel Peace Prize.
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You want to cease fire between two warring parties?
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He thinks Trump is only doing this for the Nobel Prize that he'd probably get out of out of brokering a peace deal between the two nations.
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uh it's inconceivable that maybe trump would like to see these two nations not
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wholesale murdering each other for another few years as no one else even mentions it
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isn't it obvious that there's a concerted agenda against donald trump when he's he's
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literally talking about peace, about, hey, let's stop the slaughter.
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And they just can't get with it in any way, shape, or form.
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And what a terrible agenda to keep a war going.
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What, because you don't like somebody that wants to stop it?
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And let's say, let's just go off the rails here and say that the reason Donald Trump wants peace is because he wants a Nobel Prize.
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If it resulted in peace, you heard that old saying, the end justifies the means.
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If it resulted in peace, wouldn't you just be like, yeah, go, enjoy, put your little Nobel Prize on your mantle.
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Donald at Mar-a-Lago right next to his golf I won the golf competition he won a golf competition
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today at his club he's the club champion literally hours after he uh bombed the crap out of the
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hooties in Yemen he was still in his golf attire ah you gotta love him so uh yeah let's say that's
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the only reason that he uh he wants peace is to get himself a shiny new trophy for his uh mantle
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who cares who cares john bolton a guy that that just wants war and it's it's this this the whole
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thing of these politicians that want this to continue and and they feel they seem like addicts
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That needs some conflict going on somewhere or they start jonesing.
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And the prospect of peace upsets them because they're so used to being part of world conflicts where they just broker death and destruction for their own riches and power that when someone tries to rein it back, they start itching their arms and they need a fix.
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They got to start something somewhere else or they'll go nuts.
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If we really look at the situation, isn't a Russia at peace a better thing for everybody?
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If Putin is so bad, wouldn't you like to kind of get him into a peaceful mindset?
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That have a war going on where God knows how and when it could escalate?
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If something happens, you know, when war is going on, some weird stuff happens.
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Whatever happens, it's like it could escalate it.
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When countries are at peace, look at us in China.
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We've been in so many proxy wars over the years with China that you can't even count them.
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During the Cold War, you know, we were constantly fighting China through using other countries.
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And we're really not in proxy wars with China for the most part now.
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We're in, you know, corporate espionage wars.
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They try to steal every patent and item that we invent or come up with.
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We're in other types of economic wars with China, but it seems like when you strike up an economic relationship with a country, it gets really hard to go to war with them.
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It gets really difficult. You think China and the U.S. could come to some kind of shooting war where where Chinese soldiers and American soldiers are facing each other, shooting at each other?
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It would be really tough because the entire global economy depends on us not shooting at each other.
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russia not necessarily celery uh it's it's russia the old enemy the old soviet union
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still looked at by some as the bad guy and the united states you know freedom justice for all
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kind of a thing and we have to look at russia constantly as this enemy of democracy they even
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use that now with the ukraine thing oh ukraine just wants their democracy what what was the
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last election they went to with this zelinski guy was the last time he held an election
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there's no democracy over there they're not our ally we might want to support them because we
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don't like russia but they're not our ally so what good is it to keep uh this conflict going
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money yeah bolton knows it all the politicians that are crowing about keeping this going and
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supporting ukraine all it is is about the money that they make with government contracts
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all all these uh weapons manufacturers like boeing uh lockheed martin all these
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they make weapons and then what happens it's all about supply and demand if you're making weapons
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you're going to have a supply, not enough demand.
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and that's all we've been looking at with this war.
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Why else would people not want peace between these two nations?
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And the other excuse they use is that Russia is evil.
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he seems to be a leader that wants to do the best thing for his country what he believes is the best
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thing now you know you could look at some maniacal leaders of the past and say the same thing they
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thought they were doing great for their country but uh whether he's evil and and gonna that's
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gonna affect our way of life somehow because of what's going on uh with russia and ukraine i don't
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i don't know a peaceful uh region would be uh advantageous for the entire planet at this point
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but i always i always bring up this analogy about uh the kid he's trying to sleep trying to go to
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bed and he's scared and he thinks there's a monster in the closet and he yells for his dad
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And his dad comes in, and there's two ways the father can play this.
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And this is how the government, this is the option the government has.
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You could tell the kid, you know, I will put a chair against this door.
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And I will keep that monster from getting out and getting you.
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And the kid goes to sleep knowing that dad is the hero.
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and they're trying to do away with your way of life.
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and the kid goes oh there is no monster that's nice to know and and the dad walks away having
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solved the problem but without the kid looking at the dad to protect him in that instance anymore
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he's just going yeah that's good that's what dads should do but the government wants to
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make you believe that there is a monster and we need to protect you from that monster
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and in the meantime the money just keeps rolling into these bastards it's um it's it's it's terrible
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because so many young people are dying i i never thought i'd get really sensitive to
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seeing the stuff there are certain videos i just will not ever watch i haven't and i will never
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watch uh most of them are like the old daniel pearl video beheadings i can i have never watched
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one i never will i think there are some things that when you see them they rip out part of your
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soul and you never ever get it back uh i i never wanted to see that or hear it you know the audio
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isn't a treat either from what i'm told but i always thought war stuff i could watch the gulf
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war especially what is it it's watching uh fa-18s drop bombs on on buildings you could barely see it
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you know schwarzkopf uh doing a briefing during the gulf war watching a truck roll across a bridge
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and just get blasted and you go ah dummy look at that idiot what we see coming out of ukraine
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is man's inhumanity to man it is disgustingly inhuman and and you see their eyes you see the
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look in their eyes something that was very hard to see um right before they die by the way
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you know i remember growing up the vietnam war was going and we would see films that were taken
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And maybe earlier in the week, they'd get it to the U.S.
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It was not instant, you know, and a lot of it was censored.
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And you wanted to make sure you weren't going to put really graphic violence into the living rooms of America.
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Now you see these soldiers laying on the ground, staring up at a drone, and they could barely move.
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And they're just the agony and sense of defeat in their eyes is the hardest thing to watch.
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And, you know, that drone flies into them or drops something and they're gone.
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And I've become kind of sensitive to that where I can't really watch that anymore either.
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i said it last week that this can't be having a good effect on us for how good this war is
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supposed to be for us we're told all the time we got to keep pumping money into ukraine and
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and uh fighting for democracy the ukrainian people need us we it's good for us it'll keep
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putin from uh expanding into the rest of europe and americans will have to go into
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and i hear all this stuff and i go so this is good why am i feeling so terrible about it why is
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is it affecting us i believe psychologically because we're so exposed to the graphic
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gruesomeness of real war uh this time around you know every one of these soldiers seems to have a
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camera on their head and uh it makes it over here lickety split and boy oh boy is it not
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good to watch like i said i don't think it's uh i don't think it's healthy at all by the way
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but people don't seem to want peace but trump's trying he's trying i hope he does not just so he
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gets his little nobel prize i mean didn't obama get a nobel prize for doing literally nothing
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They just handed it to him because he was Obama?
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So if Trump can get a Nobel Prize for actually assisting, at the least,
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then good for Trump and his new little bauble that he could put up on his trophy shelf.
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ah sometimes i'm completely disgusted with what's going on in the world
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ladies and gentlemen we will return in moments don't go anywhere this is the anthony cumia show
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A safer Ontario means more police and prosecutors
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It means building new jails to keep criminals behind bars.
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And it means there's no need to worry when I play at the park.
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We're making every corner of Ontario safer to make all of Ontario safer.
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This story had me, you know, rolling, laughing.
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A federal judge, of course, orders the immediate hold on efforts by Donald Trump,
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President Trump, to quickly deport Venezuelan nationals
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under the rarely used wartime powers intended to resist a foreign invasion.
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it's uh it's called the alien enemies act alien enemies i i i just love the name of it but uh and
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i love the fact that trump is pulling up up stuff from the 1700s this will work and uh whatever it
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takes whatever it takes this of course is to try to deport some of these animals that have been
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allowed free reign in this country open border under uh biden harris and uh the amount the amount
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of these gang members violent gang members that have been allowed to just traipse right across
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the border how about they were flown to various parts of the country over the border by the biden
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Harris administration. We found out that was something that was really happening, putting
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them on planes and delivering them to a neighborhood near you. Isn't that great? Where were the
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judges trying to stop that? I don't remember a judge trying to stop those flights while
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they were still in the air, have them turn around and bring them back to whatever crap
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hole i'll say that uh they came from we don't hear that that didn't happen but when donald trump
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has to pull some uh 150 180 year old policy out of his uh hat to try to get rid of these guys
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and deport them asap uh of course of course there's some judge that wants to step in and
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stop it again because number one it's trump so we got to stop whatever he wants to do regardless of
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how good it is uh for the country so we got this u.s district judge james uh bozberg james bozberg
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has decided that he would stop this he uh ordered the trump administration to immediately halt
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efforts to remove those venezuelan migrants until he has more time to consider whether trump's use
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And he wanted the planes that were already boarding
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That's a judge doing, working in our best interest?
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or the National Security Advisors, they decided, go screw.
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They flew a couple of hundred, almost 300 just hardened, terrible, awful gang leaders
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and gang members back to Venezuela, where I saw films of them getting off the plane.
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Ooh, it didn't look like they were getting a hero's welcome coming home.
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They were getting off these planes immediately into the hands of police,
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some type of law enforcement, maybe military down in Venezuela.
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And right before I went on air here tonight, I did hear that there is another judge that has started at least the process to get Judge Bozberg impeached, have him removed.
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This is what would you what would you call this?
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This Alien Enemies Act years ago, it was for a foreign invasion.
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if a foreign army let's say is is invading you your country uh you could take special actions
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to to remove them and i guess semantics seems to be a problem with this judge
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he wants to know what the definition of invaders is and an army um well as i see it you got these
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them back and what do we get we get a judge saying nope they got to stay until i figure out
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what an invasion is how about this an invasion is a group of people coming that have some type
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of solidarity with each other uh over your borders without your permission and murdering
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your citizens that sure sounds like an invasion to me that sounds like something i would classify
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as uh as an invasion but again we get judges like this who don't know what the hell they're doing
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and they need to be thrown out let's get rid of them throw them out throw them out damn you
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Whipping out the First Amendment and holstering the Second.
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And again, we're asking, when do you cross the line?
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The boy, the left sure likes violence, don't they?
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For talking about how understanding and sympathetic they are.
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And once again, they prove it with what's going on with Tesla and Elon Musk.
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The Teslas are being destroyed out there in dealerships.
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People are scraping swastikas into them and cutting the tires.
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They're such peaceful, understanding, educated people.
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Anytime you see people getting physical and really emotional and angry during a political debate, 99% of the time it's the person on the left.
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They don't know how to react when they don't have any facts.
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That's it. They could sit and ramble on to each other about their politics because it's all based on emotion.
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Facts. You hit them with facts that are irrefutable, concrete, mathematical, and they just can't take it.
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They lose their minds. They start hitting, throwing things, and lighting things on fire.
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that's what we've gotten from the um unbelievable great peaceful left
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the latest thing are uh the the tesla facilities a lot of dealerships factories places that store
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teslas uh have been broken into and they've they're lighting them on fire they are burning
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down this is arson this is i don't think anybody uh could argue that this is a a obviously a crime
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the crime of arson uh arson is a very dangerous crime too because you never know when someone's
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gonna get killed doing it you hear about people that just i was just trying to burn the house
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down for the insurance money oh there's a homeless guy living in there welcome to murder welcome to
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your murder rap sir so arson is uh oh boy that's tricky that could escalate pretty quick uh but
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again this is all emotional based uh morons so they don't even look at a bigger picture or or
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look two feet in front of their face to to maybe uh think about the consequences that might happen
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if you decide to torture place but again that's just like them they're they're very stupid people
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they profess to be so educated we are college educated and and the the people on the right
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blue collar workers didn't go to college some of them didn't even finish high school
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and then when they're actually in an argument or discussion with each other uh they run away
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because they're incapable of having an intelligent uh debate about a topic so the latest thing these
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tesla things and msnbc of course of course the liberal left-wing propaganda machine
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uh they they were talking about this and and how how much do you have to twist and pervert
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the truth to have it fill your agenda well you listen to this and see where this dummy goes
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when she tries to say that this obvious vandalism and criminal arson is nothing more than a protest
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And then you also overnight have this post claiming that protests at Tesla dealerships are illegal.
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He said today he would label violence against dealerships domestic terrorism.
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Now, you know, I am judicious in how I play this sound, but I think you need to hear it from him.
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Mr. President, he talks about some of the violence that's been going on around the country at dealerships.
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Some say they should be labeled domestic terrorists.
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I'm going to stop him. We catch anybody doing it because they're harming a great American company.
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Let me tell you, you do it to Tesla and you do it to any company.
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We're going to catch you and you're going to you're going to go through hell.
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So just to be clear, you protest a private company.
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You are labeled by this administration a domestic terrorist.
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she just listened to the president say that violence against tesla or any company he didn't
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even single out just tesla any company and and that makes perfect sense if you have a political
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agenda and and you want people to believe in it adhere to it whatever and you use violence
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and the arson part, the destruction and vandalism, none of that.
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She heard Donald Trump say that, and between her ears,
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that's probably working overtime just to keep her heart beating
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and her lungs breathing, right to her dumb mouth,
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she she says that if you protest you will be labeled a terrorist and you will pay
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uh the price uh i don't know what they think do they think we don't hear them do they think we
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didn't just hear what trump said do they think we're stupid enough to believe that that destruction
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is protest we saw this during the george floyd debacle when when we watched uh uh towns
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and businesses go up in flames and the same media was trying to say that that was fine
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that was good yeah the the the there wasn't violence they're protesting we see this with
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our own eyes we hear it with our ears and they continue to lie right to us because i guess they're
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just playing a numbers game i guess with 300 and some odd million people in this country they figure
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they'll get through to enough of them that they can continue pushing that agenda and lying to the
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american people but again let me reiterate the popularity and faith in the media ain't what it
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used to be folks the media used to have uh this thing it was called journalistic integrity yes
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kids i swear and and what this was was the currency of a reporter a reporter can't just
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say to you you don't know these people personally they can't just say to you hey i'm a reporter
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So their currency is integrity, journalistic integrity.
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And the way they earn that is by not lying to the people.
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And you think back and go, boy, those stories really did come to fruition.
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They played out like he said, and that guy was involved in this.
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And you start getting an understanding like this guy seems to know what he's talking about.
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He seems to have done his work, his footwork, talked to the right people,
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I will give him credit for having journalistic integrity.
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yeah walter cronkite back in the day by now feel the vietnam war cannot be made as a stalemate
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uh he had journalistic integrity he had an agenda i'm not you know completely blind but uh you know
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now now these people aren't even journalists they don't want to they're not allowed to search out
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certain stories and look into uh certain stories their bosses tell them no yet they still sit there
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calling themselves journalists it's disgusting disgusting uh but that's you know that's the
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world we live in and they still do it like like we're supposed to believe them i believed uh the
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news when i was a kid first of all you barely watched it when you're a kid but as a younger
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adult and uh you know in my teens when i started kind of getting an interest on what was going on
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in the world i'd watch and and pretty faithfully believe uh what i was being told now i i can't
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even look at people that believe them and not think they're idiots like i think the news people
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are idiots they're blatant liars they're puppets and then if you happen to to watch it and believe
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it i can't have any respect for you why would you why would you buy into that they've only proven
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themselves to be uh liars just liars i i remember the uh news sometimes the anchor remember the the
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fun local news guys i don't even know where they went the anchor and the sports guy the co-anchor
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the weather girl and they'd all be like a team a news team and and their voiceover guy would be
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a news team you can trust and i started thinking like why who's telling me i can trust you oh you
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you're telling me i can trust you that was the first thing i started really thinking like huh
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A story that's kind of related a little bit to the one we were just talking about because it involves Tesla.
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The robo taxis coming up supposedly in June, starting out in Austin and then branching out probably into California somewhere.
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People say I glaze Elon a lot, which is I love that term is so funny to me now.
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I just appreciate somebody that thinks out of the box
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that has had dreams of what the future should look like
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and then actually pursues them, does something about it,
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tries to make these things that we all dreamt would have happened already.
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Year 2000, a lot of the stuff we're just seeing coming out now technology-wise
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and through a lot of innovations that SpaceX and Tesla have brought to the forefront.
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Those are things we thought we were going to get in the year 2000,
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So I don't even care if you don't like his politics.
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These dummies, these nose rings and blue hair and whiny crybaby beta men, they can't get past their emotions to see what this guy has been up to for a while.
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You know, they they don't see the Starlink satellites that are delivering high speed Internet to everywhere.
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Well, everywhere where, Anthony on Earth and then probably Mars at some point, probably the moon first.
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SpaceX. You're kidding me. You can't see the difference between the decades of NASA and the couple of decades of SpaceX and the achievements that have happened at SpaceX under Elon Musk.
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just yesterday they launched another ship to uh go to the space station and pick up the two
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poor bastards that are stuck up there because boeing with their dei program built a space capsule
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they took these two sorry bastards up there and then they went yeah something's wrong with the
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ship we got to bring it down without you's in it all right when do we get home no clue
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And then Elon goes, hey, I've been taking ships back and forth
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When you think like, wait, a guy could just send a ship up there
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In movies, if you were stuck up there, you were stuck.
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Now they're just sending out, I'll send a ship for you.
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It just docked last night, early, early this morning, I guess.
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It's very futuristic, which is, again, what we thought we'd be living in the year 2000.
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And, look, I've seen some of these other cars down there in Austin.
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they they have like a lot of spinning sensors on the roof and cameras all over them and it's kind
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of unnerving to get in in these things uh and and it takes you within austin you know you're not
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gonna have it take you back to la from austin but who knows what the the elon musk future might
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bring but he's got these uh cabs and the difference is these have no steering wheels
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and no pedals they they they don't have uh any controls for you to for you to use which is kind
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of scary if you think about it but i don't know if if it works uh i guess that's that's what you
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you hope for the the big thing i have here's my big uh take on this deweez and no license
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if you have one of these cars because they're going to be available to the general public
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they're they're you could buy one of these and then uh have it used as an uber you know how you
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would go out and drive your uber you'll send your car out to work as an uber and just it'll drive
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people places and then it comes home at night and that is something uh but what about diwis
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can you sit in this car and be drunk and if the car gets pulled over will you get a diwi
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i know you can in a regular tesla because it has a steering wheel and pedals and you
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are supposed to be able to take control of that vehicle
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and you have no responsibility to the state or the city
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to be licensed, and you could drink and be drunk
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So legally, this brings up a really interesting kind of conundrum that's going on.
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Technology laws have a hard time catching up with technology.
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A lot of times there's this weird gray zone of time that goes by before the law catches up with technology.
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because if i was a young man and i enjoyed drinking which i did when i was a young man
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and i would go out with my friends driving you know your friends were all drunk too they didn't
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want to be the designated driver so you played police pac-man you tried to get home you you
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you know you'd look out the bar and go that looks clear you're trying to drive straight you're trying
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to drive the speed limit but uh you know it was kind of tough i would buy one of these and then
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And you just go out with your friends, hammered, and the car drives you home.
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We'll see what legally happens over the course of time.
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it's the anthony kumia show they were doing what they were paid to do shock
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yes shocking i was a teenage shock jock i was much older than that
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This could be my favorite story of the day because I kind of agree with it.
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And it has to do with Lady Liberty, the old lady in the harbor, the Statue of Liberty.
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Apparently, there is a guy over there in France.
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The French bailed out time and time again.
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And then when everything's all hunky-dory,
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and can start, you know, pushing people around.
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He goes, we are going to say to Americans who have chosen to side with tyrants, to the Americans who fired Lisa Chels for demanding scientific freedom, give us back the Statue of Liberty, he told Shearing supporters.
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I, Anthony Cumia, wholeheartedly agree with your demands.
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If it were up to me, it would be strapped to a tanker right now
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maybe it was a good idea when they first gave it to us
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because even then it seemed like there were some ulterior motives there
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but this thing has been a burden to this country
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to just come here like it's an invitation.
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that no matter how terrible of a person they are,
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they have full reign to just walk into your house
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and grab a bed, maybe your daughter, whatevs.
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some broad decided to write something they put on the plaque
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Well, hey, we'll take every piece of garbage that you want to send us.
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And since then, it's just been this invitation to some of the worst people ever.
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So, yeah, France, you want it back, take it.
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And then LBJ, and we know what kind of trouble he made when he was president,
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He decides to combine Statue of Liberty and Liberty Island, which I'm not even sure was called Liberty Island at the time, with Ellis Island to make it like a thing so that everyone will just think, oh, Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty.
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Again, joining the whole immigration thing with the statue that was just supposed to say, hey, this place is awesome.
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Not that our door is open to any piece of crap that wants to walk in.
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So again, Raphael, France, please unburden us from this disaster that you put on our shores.
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And they put it right where all the immigrant boats came into New York so everyone could see it.
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norman lear especially and the writers probably and carol o'connor especially because he was crazy
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liberal i'm sure he thought that when people saw archie bunker they were going to be so disgusted
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and offended by this character that uh you know meathead and some of his liberal friends would
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just make archie look stupid and and that it would show how bad bigotry is in uh in in the united
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states and how stupid bigots are meanwhile most people watching were like i love this archie
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bunker guy because he's right about everything so it kind of backfired but uh thank god we still
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have it it's still on tv they haven't gotten to the point where they're removing that and uh boy
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they're just some amazing things this was archie bunker talking about lady liberty and it's just
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In American history lesson, you don't know nothing about Lady Liberty.
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Standing there in a hop with her torch on high,
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screaming out to all the nations of the world,
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send me your poor, your deadbeats, your filthy...
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Your Spanish piyage from the Caribbean there.
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Your Japs, your Chinamen, your Crouch and your Heaves,
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um yeah feel free it's it's uh worn out it's welcome uh with us god that was uh so funny
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shows back then just a whole nother animal man they could say and do things and to think
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though they were the producers the writers the actors all hardcore liberal and that just goes
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to show you what what liberals were back then the difference between liberals back then and
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liberals now liberals back then wanted you to see this stuff a lot of times it misfired like that
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where they thought people were going to hate archie and they ended up loving him but they
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wanted to present that uh they wanted people to see bigots uh they wanted people to see
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uh things they disagreed with or had arguments with because then they could argue it they could
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debate it and they could say wow look at that we presented this to you to show you how terrible
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something is now their goals are just to silence anyone with a dissenting viewpoint on things that
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they you know are emotionally disturbed about uh you see it all the times that i've been victim to
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it a few times uh speaking on college campuses it's a joke the fact that you know you need
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security if you have anything but the furthest of left uh wing ideology you would need security
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because they will try to stop you if they have to physically harm you or destroy your your gear
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that you need to speak or your vehicle that you need to get to and from the venue they will do it
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I've said it a few times, the freedom of speech thing,
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A lot of people accuse the left of trying to curtail
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your First Amendment right, your freedom of speech.
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But more importantly, they are trying to curtail
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I could sit here and turn the microphone off and the lights and the camera and everything and say anything I want and no one's hearing it.
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So how dangerous could I possibly be and how controversial could my ideology and thoughts be?
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It's only when there's a couple of ears to hear what I'm saying that people might deem it dangerous.
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So a lot of these a lot of these colleges and a lot of these left wing protesters, when they're trying to silence you, the people that want to hear the person they're trying to silence should be the most angry because they're trying to keep you from hearing something that you might enjoy or agree with or disagree with and want to dish out a lively debate with the person.
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They would rather just have it not happen at all.
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Because I don't think it's good for people to hear this.
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Who are you to say that we shouldn't hear this?
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Well, I'm someone that knows better because I'm much better educated.
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And years ago, like I just said, with a lot of these shows that were on back in the 70s,
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uh they were liberals they were liberals that wanted to present this stuff
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and and it did open up a lot of conversation people were they wanted to uh talk about these
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things but mostly it was just entertaining which is great you know that's something that i think
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has been long forgotten left in a a far away wake the uh entertaining part of uh entertainment
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everything has this agenda to it this underlying oh is this a comedy show yeah yeah it's comedy
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you like it yeah not really there are some comics you know
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i know a lot of comics some of them yeah they kind of got infected they kind of got the bug
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and got infected with wokeness and um now they throw around their weight under the guise of
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comedy yet it's pretty much the same old uh left-wing agenda i think it has to do with
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wanting to get a show see i i never uh changed any of my my attitudes my beliefs what i talk about
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i never really changed that around uh some of these guys though oof you are you you sling a
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disney contract in front of some people it's amazing what they'll do it's amazing how quickly
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their whole mindset changes on certain things that they were so passionate about before
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and then they sign a deal with someone and all of a sudden uh hey they got a new
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a new attitude as as they say so anyway yeah uh if you want to take the statue of liberty back
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do we have to trade something you could take it back what the eiffel tower i think it was the
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same guy eiffel i think he is responsible for the statue of liberty too um and that thing's just
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kind of a joke let's be real the eiffel tower i never wanted to go to france i've never wanted
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to go there i don't know what it is growing up as a post-war guy you know 20 years later i was born
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in like the 60s but uh growing up at that time there were things that you just knew as a kid
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and i don't even know how you learned them everything made in japan was junk so i remember
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growing up it was japanese junk and the french were uh cowardly and uh not not really willing
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to throw down in a fight if something happened uh we just knew this i don't know where we learned
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it just from our friends and i would gather it was from our fathers our dads probably had quite
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the opinion about who were called the frogs years ago and uh certain other ethnicities uh that were
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involved in in the war so those things they made for really funny uh inappropriate jokes that these
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days you probably couldn't say but uh yeah so it's just weird to think sometimes i know i go off on a
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tangent here but uh it's weird to think sometimes where you got some of these things from that you
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just you know polish jokes and you're like oh they're supposed to not be as intelligent as
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everyone else because it's a joke and uh you know italian i remember hearing jokes about italian
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women and the punchline was always how hairy they were the arms the legs the punchline was like
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i think one punchline was i'm not wearing black gloves for some italian joke but uh
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we as kids didn't put much there wasn't a hate in it or anything it was just kind of fun
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and like the shows they were fun if they wanted to get a message across fine but at least make
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it fun i think that all ended with the 80s special episodes of sitcoms where they would you know we
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all remember different strokes and the wkrp general manager that owned the uh bike store
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uh that was a a child molestation episode and it was just oh it's tough to watch but it's like why
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would you do that to a sitcom they just worked it up where more and more sitcoms had those special
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episodes dealing with you know torn from the the headlines drug use like oh this is going to be one
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of those episodes where uh the audience doesn't laugh they just go oh oh tom hanks on uh family
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ties i think it was and he punches alex keaton in the face oh i hated those god did i hate those
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ah off on a little bit of a tear but uh oh my god yeah so take it back we don't care we don't
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care about your statue of liberty um how come that wasn't a monument they all wanted to uh tear down
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when they were tearing down uh confederate monuments or americana or or american traditions
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and they were taking those to the the forges and foundries to just melt them down what about
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the statue of liberty i'm sure not not all of us uh agree with the with that doing
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all right kids uh we will be back in moments don't you go anywhere
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a lot of it coming in i'm seeing it all over social media and uh i definitely appreciate it
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uh tim walsh is still going around why didn't vice president's candidate not even vice presidents
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vice presidents disappear when their usefulness is done and usually they're not very useful anyway
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but they they just go away a failed vice presidential candidate why are you still
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doing anything didn't walter mondale just like disappear after the thrashing reagan
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bush gave uh him him and carter do what didn't he just disappear why is wall still jumping around
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like he like it was close oh he almost had him this is what the democrats do you see camilla
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every so often she'll pop her dumb head up say something incredibly stupid while probably
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hammered and you go why why why sometimes hillary crawls out from under her rock to say something
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incredibly stupid aoc she's still in the game but uh this tim waltz guy is just playing by the
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democrat handbook which is don't acknowledge that no one likes us and we completely dropped the ball
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during this last election uh they just go out like nothing happened this is the george costanza
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quit and then go what do i do just go in like you didn't quit uh they they're showing up they're
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doing news shows they're talking about their policies by the way like people loved them
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like people loved their policies whatever they were they didn't really get too deep into that
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one but uh they don't have a second play is is what i i usually say um on this topic is you know
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the playbook that they have has one play in it and after you use it a couple of times everyone goes
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oh that's that's what you do they they have not come up with anything to change a single item
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on their agenda what they want people to think of them you know when you think democrat
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politician what do you think and it's not good it's not good and they go well how do we change
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that well by uh bitching about the border and how many uh uh how many people are being deported
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and uh egg prices well they're going down and so are gas prices um how about climate change
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Is he going to try for a presidential run in 2028?
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Here's a clip of him talking about his failed bid.
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And and listen to listen to this pompous idiot not taking the slightest bit of responsibility for them losing horribly.
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But but this issue around health care and the issue around Medicare and the things we're talking about,
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we've got people now that are exactly like this story, worried about basic human right of health care and decency in their life.
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The idea that millions of people stayed home because they didn't think there was any difference between Donald Trump, Kamala Harris and myself on the ticket.
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What? So he's trying to say here, if I'm right, that people stayed home and didn't come out and vote for Harris walls.
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because they just thought there wasn't a difference
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he is definitely making a run they stayed home because they just were like oh trump says he
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wants to close the border day one that's exactly what harris is saying i can't even tell the
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difference he's an idiot all right let's hear a little more from mr tim walls i think one of the
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reasons is is that when democrats have been in power we've been timid about passing things that
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make a difference on their lives and why why do we have citizens that are in this piece of
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in this situation why are we at that point when we are the richest nation on earth and yet our
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outcomes are 41st and we spend twice as much as any nation next to us we should demand a redo of
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this system in a way that makes a difference on that because i think it's very hard that
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we have to win elections but okay you could you could cut him off now i've had enough i want to
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apologize to the listeners to have to listen to that idiot again but uh yeah he talks they all
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talk this game about changing things and he says like we put all these resources into something i
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assume he's talking about health care and he goes uh and then it turns out the results were 41st
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yeah why because of corruption because you can't stop stealing money from from the taxpayers
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and trump is doing that trump and elon are trying to look through these these books and say oh my
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god you guys are robbing us blind and then this guy and everyone else goes off the people are
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terrible they're trying to get their hands on your money they're trying to cut this and that
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it's because of the corruption and because thieves like you people have been in there
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fleecing the taxpayer forever oh my god he doesn't get it maybe he does and he's just lying but like
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i said one play in the playbook go on and talk about how awesome you are uh ladies and gentlemen
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i want to say thank you so much to you for supporting me the staff um that that helped
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me out with the show tonight and uh i will see you all back here next week sunday at eight until