Best of The Program ｜ Guest： Bill Richmond ｜ 2⧸2⧸21
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In a strange turn of events, former Clintonista Bill Richardson joins the Best of the Kennedys program to represent the company in their lawsuit against Facebook. Plus, we talk about the snowstorm, Nazi monkeys, and trips to mars with Elon Musk.
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hey great podcast today we start with a little look at heroes and where are we going from here
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uh then we talk to the half asian attorney of of uh stephen crowder who's back off iatus you can
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find him on blaze tv yeah bill richmond talking about the lawsuit they've they're filing against
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facebook which is pretty interesting yeah really interesting stuff um and then we talk about the
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snowstorm nazi monkeys and trips to mars with elon musk all on today's podcast
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you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program
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in a strange turn of events stephen crowder hires former clintonista bill richardson to no
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uh bill richmond is uh joining us now definitely definitely not the guy who was hanging out with
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hillary clinton no bill how are you wonderful how are y'all well i'm i'm uh really good so good news
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steven is back he was on hiatus must be nice you know i'm saying he's been working hard dealing
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with lots of stuff and uh yeah one part of it uh i'm getting everything together so yeah i'm wondering
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i'm wondering if you could represent me as well maybe uh what kind of things you need
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uh bill you tell me about the lawsuit that you announced yesterday on uh the stephen crowder show
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absolutely we've uh we have announced our lawsuit that we'll be filing we'll be seeing that in the
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public court system here in a day or two against facebook inc and it really centers around something
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you and i've actually talked about before on the news and white matters about being pro business but
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anti-fraud what we're saying is that these platforms most specifically facebook need to just
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be honest with who they are and to date they have not been they have lured customers content creators
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and advertising spenders like steven and his company and other shows like that on all sides of the
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political spectrum under the guise of being politically neutral um unfortunately that's
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not actually true and the evidence bears out that that the conduct at all levels of facebook
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has run counter to that and so as a consumer creator and advertiser uh something has to be done
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and we're doing it i mean we were we were there at the very beginning uh i mean i remember talking
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about facebook and twitter when no one was talking about them and and saying you know join us it's a
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new platform you could i mean we put a lot of time and money into building facebook and then they're
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cutting us off from the people who say they want to join with us that's exactly the problem everyone
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knows and facebook has never hid the fact every sec filing every investor call every uh promo they put
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out says the product is free because you are the product the data the data that's gotten from the
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user so they entice the customer and they entice the content creators facebook doesn't create content
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it's you it's steven it's others on the platform to be able to bring their fans to the platform to
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provide more information but doing it under the guise of false pretenses of saying that you're going to
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run a news feed or a trending topic solely algorithmically when you're not or saying that you're not
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using political ideation or political orientation to decide what gets in front of certain eyeballs
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uh that's just being dishonest and that's what we're targeting you know it's a it's amazing i don't know
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if you have the story from the insider of facebook that said that blm was not trending at the very
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beginning and they got so much pushback that they changed the algorithm to make sure that blm was
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trending that that was complete that whole movement what was bogus it was bogus it wasn't trending at
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the beginning and that's what we're looking for that's what we're trying to finally get these
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companies specifically facebook to admit is that this isn't a machine that's doing something it's
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people behind the machine behind the algorithm who are making inputs who are changing levers who are
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adjusting dials to go after the flavor of the week and when you hear stories like the recently leaked
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statements of of mark zuckerberg saying that they've aligned with a lot of policies executive orders and a
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particular administration it gives you pause about who's turning those dials and we're not saying here this is a
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big difference we're not saying that the government needs to come in and run this no please don't wait
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right exactly we're saying just be honest about the products and services be honest about how you're using us the
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customer and the content free look i mean i i don't think this is unreasonable at all um we never know the rules we
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never know the rules i've done broadcast now for 40 some years 45 years i think and i know the rules i know what i can
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and can't say i know what i can promote not promote i know all those rules because they're consistent and
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clearly written down and so when it gets vague maybe it's been vague twice in my career in 40 some years
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um and that's only when it became political honestly it's very clear why can't facebook make it very very
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clear so we know i can't create content for a group that's constantly changing can anyone
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no one can and and what's what's pretty insidious about this is that there are a number of folks in various tech
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companies who simply want to provide an open product but given the nature of the employees that they have
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coming mostly out of california that the advertisers and media companies that wield a lot of pressure
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because again the entire model is based off of gathering data tailoring it to advertisers and
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then selling that experience to the advertisers there's a lot of pressure that comes to adjust
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those dials and when there is that gray area when you're sitting on the fence looking well does it go
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this way or that way the one making the decision unfortunately is pushing those dials pushing those
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decisions turning those gray areas consistently against a certain political ideology and it runs a gamut of
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issues it's not just you know one topic or another it's a full gamut of issues that have become
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the enemy of the woke and uh and that's how these dials are being decided from the evidence that we've seen
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it is also um dangerously close to becoming uh totally corrupted with the government because it's a
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revolving door you know they they go in and out from facebook and google and then to the administration
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they come out of congress i mean they're this is this is a public private partnership
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in all in in every way except uh formalizing it absolutely the ubiquitous nature of of the media
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uh being now completely dominated in terms of eyeballs and ears by just a handful of tech companies as
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opposed to having been widely covered by a number of you know let's radio television or print or even at a
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time online sources now this total domination has created um a place where just a slight adjustment
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of the dial just a slight a slight thumb on the scale is going to have massive implications for
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business owners whether it's uh louder with crowder and steven show uh or other creators across the
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spectrum and this is the thing these arguments are not arguments dedicated to just uh one side of the
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political spectrum these affect all americans who are interested in dealing with a company
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at a fair level and have adequate disclosures we are talking to uh bill richmond um steven calls him
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the half asian attorney uh and he is is filing suit this week you haven't filed it yet but you're you're
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actually submitting the suit uh later this week against facebook to um push back on this this fraud that's
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going on um let me um you know that they came out what was it today or yesterday and they said they
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they just really want biden's help to to regulate this you've got cnn coming in and i don't care what
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anybody says i think brian stelter and his little dirt dirt bag uh you know i don't know bat you know
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what is he robin in tights i'm not sure but anyway um these two guys are leading the push to get
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people deplatformed from cable companies uh and that means you lose fox news i do you can you answer to
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the to the uh the statement that it's freedom of speech but not freedom of reach there there is
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without question being a pro business advocate and steven and i have gone back and forth on this
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and i know this is an issue close to your heart to support businesses of all size folks who have
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worked and built something and being able to tell them hey you can do business with the people that
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you want to and at a certain level that's that's very true but these tech companies and the media
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companies have created through their own desire to become as big as possible and put themselves in
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the category of utilities of common carriers of other essentials in the modern age and that's
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where while you may not be able to guarantee the number of people that you're going to be having
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it's about having a level playing field and really just knowing if the playing field isn't going to be
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left like if you know i mean a lot of folks kind of know hey you're going to be on twitter jack dorsey
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about anti-conservative you kind of know what you're going to get not that they should be able to do
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anything not saying that but they should be more open about what they're doing and when actually
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you referenced earlier that nyu stern report that came out just a day or two ago saying there is no
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anti-conservative bias first of all when you look at the data actually it does show a bias but
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nonetheless their conclusions were the same it said facebook and big tech need to have more clarity
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about their policies so that consumers advertisers and content creators and even government officials
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tax with regulating these businesses know exactly what's happening but looking into that black box
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is the last thing they want us to do and hey we're going to pry it open what are your chance i mean
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you're going after facebook they clearly have endless amounts of money and attorneys no doubt no doubt
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and we know that it's going to be a long hard slog we know that they're going to throw a lot of
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defenses and most especially and foremost uh section 230 and the way that it's been misinterpreted by
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certain courts um we're prepared to be able to do that this is going to be a multi-year affair without
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any doubt there are going to be there are going to be battles won and lost but we're going for the war
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um and trying to win the whole thing and and really benefit all americans who are interested in
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fair dealing with big tech companies bill richmond thank you very much thank you
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you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program
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well the turtle has poked his head out from his shell mitch mcconnell
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he uh wants everybody to know that uh that the new congressman from georgia
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is uh crazy just crazy this is marjorie taylor green she's nuts but not only did he say that he said
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what she says is a cancer well now let me ask you something you go to a doctor and he tells you you have
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cancer and says but we can live with it do you go see another doctor
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probably yeah at least get a second opinion sure but we can wait you're not going to do anything
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nah it's a cancer oh my gosh and cancers will kill you well is it a different kind of no it's the
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same kind of cancer it'll kill you dead it's crazy bad we can live with it could we stop people calling
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people cancers um she might be on the lunatic fringe she believes some things that i don't believe
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i didn't vote for georgia did uh they also uh voted for senator warnock
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who believes in all kinds of crazy things that i don't believe i tried to alert the people of georgia
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the people of georgia didn't seem to care or there were more people that thought hey communism's neat
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and so warnock's in the senate i don't know warnock's not a cancer but some of the ideas that he expresses
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certainly is now do i think we should as a country no not even as a country do i think our political
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parties should start targeting people who they don't agree with and say we're gonna put them in
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a little box they're in the timeout corner for the next two years don't want it nope zip it zip it
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little girl zip it no the people of georgia elected her if they don't like her well then they shouldn't
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have voted and they can vote again this is a representative republic people hire the people
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they want to send for their community and that's what that district decided that person represents me
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just like the great state of georgia pick senator warnock i mean i you know i was sitting here and i was
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i'm listening to this and again i don't agree with a lot of stuff she's a deep q person i haven't even
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gone down the i haven't even i haven't even somebody who's like rabbits and i'm like i'm not looking for
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them with you i'm not going down that hole because that is that is it's so clear that it is a way to
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explain things that are unexplainable and so clearly in my opinion completely wrong
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so she's gone down that rabbit hole she believes it okay all right don't agree with that at all
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she's not coming over to my house most likely for dinner you know what i mean definitely said some
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things uh that are way out there she seems to now be saying that she doesn't believe those things
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anymore uh just yeah well but she's also said that nancy nancy pelosi should be uh yeah there's
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all sorts of stuff but did she say for treason for uh yeah i believe so it's okay she's everybody said
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i mean not everybody but a lot of people in the mainstream media and a lot of people in congress
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said that donald trump should be tried for treason oh yeah and i said at the time hey let's not throw
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the t word around because that's the only one in the constitution that has a specific penalty and
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it's death so everything else you might yeah you get three to six this one is he'll get three to six
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bullets in the head this one when you accuse somebody of treason it's execution okay so let's stop just
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because she named the punishment that is directly tied to treason makes it i guess so much more worse
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but everybody was saying that about donald trump on the left i'm not excusing it i'm just telling you
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yeah i said don't do it then i'm saying don't do it now the larger point here though i think it first
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of all georgia gets to pick whoever the hell they want yep that's that's what they're you don't just get
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to remove them because you don't like what they said on facebook five years ago we are republic yeah
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they get that this is what representatives are they're not the representatives of what nancy
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pelosi wants it's what people the people of georgia want so that is it the nor is it the
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representative that mitch mcconnell wants yeah it doesn't matter sorry and they can all be critical
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they can all say their things but you don't remove people the the way you remove marjorie taylor green
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from congress is to primary her in two years dangerous that's how you do it if you want to do it
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but beyond that like it's so clear what the media is doing you know people always say oh you just want
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to talk about aoc because she's an idiot and you want her to define the democrats yes that's exactly
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why i want to talk about aoc because she's an idiot and her she's the one that blurts out all the things
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they say quietly behind the scenes that's why i like talking about aoc because she is a very easy
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way for people to understand what the left is trying to do and this is what they're trying to do here
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is say well this is the the the rights aoc we're going to talk about this person that no one had
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talked about uh and had talked about at all for the past i mean i don't think anybody knew who she
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was and now they're just coming out and making a huge deal out of this one representative in georgia
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because they're trying to define the entire conservative movement based on this one person
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who said a lot of bad things on facebook do me a favor will you you remember the game red rover
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red rover send you know marjorie taylor green right over okay okay you play that side go ahead
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red rover right you know you were we got everybody lined up red rover red rover
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you're the democrats okay i'm pulling marjorie taylor green over okay red rover red rover
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gee where do we start guys maxine waters uh nancy pelosi the list is ridiculous
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i mean you could do this list all day i mean you're gonna do red rover red rover you'll be
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out of crazy people yeah maybe four maybe four right i can't even think of four right maybe four
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you you'd have more people who've like met with fidel castro on in the red rover red rover how many
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people come over red rover red rover send anyone who's hung out with lewis farrakhan oh my gosh and
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actually said that they supported those things but now oh no i never said anything i don't believe
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you we're just listening to all types of points of view send those right over how many come it's
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easier to do with these names if i were to say red rover red rover send all your q anon believers over
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you send what one or two probably from the house yeah and then you say send people who who meet with
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red rover red rover send your um people that claim that uh israel is south africa apartheid right over
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right hey uh red rover red rover so the freaking conference is coming over on that one red rover
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red rover send everyone who believes the ends justify the means and solilinsky believers right over yeah
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red rover red rover send everybody who believes that the soviets were probably right i mean you know it
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it didn't work out so well but it just wasn't done properly in the soviet union or in china or or in
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cuba or and and people who happen to go to the soviet union on their honeymoons send those people over
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i mean again you could get there's just not a contest here that doesn't mean that we embrace every crazy
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person who's on the right i mean but you know but still like it needs to be said that these things these
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equivalent theories things like you know uh hiv was created by the government right the the new senator
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from georgia back to the guy who said that the guy the guy who said that he praised years after the
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controversy yeah said not only was he good but the the the the sermon where he said a lot of these
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controversial things was an excellent sermon yeah he said that the he said that and he got elected by the
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state of georgia red rover red rover send everyone who thought 9 11 was an inside job and george bush was
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part of it right over you're now at at one point two-thirds of all democrats so i mean you will play
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this game all day it's silly so the point of this is you want to play this game oh we'll play this game
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but it's an un-american game because that's an elected representative i don't want you to to get rid of
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rashida talib in washington i think her district should but it's not going to happen because her
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district represents her she represents the people living in that district so unless she's doing
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something illegal minnesota uh unless you're doing something illegal you don't just take aoc out
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you don't do it she's an elected representative red rover red rover send anyone who's married their
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brother over well in that case you do only get one there you go that we know of let's not go
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yeah you're right you're right so you know who am i to judge there by but by the grace of god i don't
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think you're gonna marry your brother anytime soon so i think you're safe on that one yeah you're right
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do you see that uh elon musk wants to go to the moon all right go wants to go to mars you know that
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he says they're on track uh might even push it up a bit but uh he's looking for the people now that
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want to go to you know want to go to mars and i've never really been one for mars you know at this time
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of year really yeah too cold uh to fill in the blank you know what i mean um but uh i'm feeling a
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little fat and bloated on this planet and i'll be lighter best way to lose 50 pounds take your scale
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to mars you know what i'm saying so uh that and that is i don't know if it's a fast way it takes
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quite a bit of time to get there so i'm not sure that it would be a quick way you know if you lose
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weight quickly you put it right back on you know so i'm i'm gonna take my time losing losing weight
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yeah uh but anyway the um uh the idea of going to mars has always been fun but then you're like
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you could die you'd be away from your family for a long time these cats probably are not coming back
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uh i don't think so i mean once you've seen mars it's like the grand canyon yep seen it now what
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you know what i mean yeah like the view's cool and then you're fertilizing potatoes with your own
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excrement yes and you're like yeah you know i've seen it and it's beautiful it really is a great view
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but once you live there for a while you're like all of it is like this all of it there's no place
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there's there's no cancun on mars where are you going hey you're going to take a vacation where
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outside i don't think so to the other red flat place right right and you're not just going to go
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out and just like i'm just you know what we're just going out for a hike and pitching a tent no you're
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not no you're not no you're gonna be here in this little teeny air box and uh congratulations i know
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at this point you have either had sex with all of them and or you now hate all of them
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but congratulations for the rest of your life you're in this crap hole with a bunch of red dirt
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outside yeah you need an odd combination of being very adventurous and also very depressed by life on
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this planet i'm there are you i'm not very event well i am kind of adventurous not like hey let's go to
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mars this weekend but like hey let's go to paris this week you know that i could do mars is a little
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bit of a stretch right but uh but depressed on what's this going yeah and i think you know a good
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skype call to the kids once in a while i think it'd be okay check in yeah you're not saying you're
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never going to see them again you'll just only see them on a screen hey how's school going i can't do
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hey okay let's break it turn it off i think that's fine yeah that's it's more parenting than
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they need the kids really need a lot of you know well not as much as they need but as much as they'll
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allow you to do at a certain point you know what i mean it does hit that point yeah it's that point
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to where i might have to choke you to death to get you to do it uh and so that would be kind of
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bad because you'd be dead and so you wouldn't learn the lesson but on the other hand you'd be dead i
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actually saw a documentary where the dad was always strangling the kid called the simpsons and the kid
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lives through all of it all of it so you should be fine on that and he's a great kid you know he turns
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out to be a great a great kid uh you had made a someone was talking about the secession of of uh
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of like conservatives should just secede we should have our own country and you said no i'm for
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secession i don't want them to secede yeah right yeah well why don't you just send your kids to mars
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whoa i mean that way you get to still go to like waffle house you know 12 to 15 times per week and
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then they also won't and i wouldn't care as much about the country if i knew my kids and all my
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grandkids would all be on mars right when you believe your children you know children are the
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future but you know the cities are going to be burning to the ground every two days and ride this
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baby out happily i'll just be like hey whatever burn it to the ground yeah i'll move to another place
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unless it's cold then maybe i'll move there it'll be nice and warm by the fires of the target and the
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auto zone warm yourself that's the best thing about minneapolis you know sure it's cold but you
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have the warmth of the town burning down all around you to kind of give you that cozy kind of right
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you know around the campfire kind of feeling exactly right i mean i will say i i was in minnesota
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i guess three years ago now it's changed yeah it was really cold i would assume that problem's gone
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yeah you know yeah because i remember it being like frigid to the point as as if i wondered why
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would someone choose to build a civilization here yes like that's the feeling you have been there at
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that time of year and you're like well i've noticed what they've done here with the city
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is they've connected all the buildings like a giant habit trail yeah like you're one of those hamster
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cages yeah and you were walking back and forth between the buildings what they've essentially done
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has converted the city into a mall right you're everywhere you go you just walk inside which is
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fine except for the fact that you there are places there's lots of open room in like texas right where
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you could build a civilization in which you don't have to do such things i thought of that yeah i don't
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know why they haven't thought of that i don't i don't know you know and they all say oh no i've lived
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here my whole life okay all right so you've had a lot of time to think you've had a lot of time to
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think that's not working as a point in your favor yeah okay so you've used all this time
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why are you here oh the summers are great yeah but yeah but the summer's 18 minutes long
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the summer is it comes and goes yeah it's riddled with mosquitoes and uh then you're right back to
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14 feet of snow again how much time do you need to think this through you've spent most of your life
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doing this that's not a good idea no and at least the residents there seem to be able to take it like
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they're tough enough to be able to take it they've been there for a long time i was there when there's
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you know lots of tourists and stuff there and every one of them looks like jack nicholson from
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the shining at the end like they're just outside with that look on their dragon the axe no i'm saying
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like the frozen one at the very end where he's just outside and there's no facial expressions
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because he's literally frozen to death that is basically a spoiler alert on the shining sorry
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about that uh but i mean this is it doesn't work out for the kids and the dad actually yeah i thought
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that book was going to really turn into something good yeah no it was on its way there's a lot of
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typing a lot of similar lines right not a great read but uh yeah i think that that is that's almost
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you walk into things right like people get born in a city that they don't like and they stay there
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their whole lives because that's where they were born right that happened to a bunch of cities in
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the north they pop them up there thinking like i don't know is there a better place to live i'm not
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sure we don't have air conditioning yet so i don't want to live down there well you should have known we
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were going to come up with air conditioning because now the south and now you have no excuse it's been
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a long time since we've had air conditioning uh and by the way for because i hear this all the time
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uh well i live there because you know my folks they're there now and we can't we don't want to
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move away from my folks your parents your parents sucked they had their whole life to figure it out
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and they were probably like yeah well my folks are here and so right you know after they die we might
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move and then they just live there and then they had children there and that's you now and you're an
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adult and now you're saying the same thing they said get out of the city to be to be fair it is hard
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to sell your house on gonorrhea terrace so i think it could be it is part of the reason again
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it's just on the edge of that beautiful orange glow in the sky that you get from the fires at night so
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that's nice yeah yeah all right back in just a second with more we'll try to come up with something