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Attention. You're listening to the Todd
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to the right. Here's your Conservative
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Greetings, my friends. You've tuned
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for yours. Truly kidding, not
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pleasure to be here. So I
want to talk a little bit today.

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There's got several things in the stack
of stuff, several things in the stack

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of stuff. I know we've talked
recently about what was happening in the state,

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or specifically in the city or the
county where Albuquerque is located. In

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New Mexico, sheriff there after getting
word that the governor is trying to take

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away the Second Amendment temporarily or just
temporarily, my friends, She says that

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no law, or excuse me,
no constitutional right is absolute. She said

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that. What else she said?
She said that, you know, even

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her oath to office, which what
is that supposed to mean? The oath

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wasn't absolute. I mean, these
people, the people that we have allowed

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to get into piss up positions of
political power here in this country today.

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I mean, the reasoning ability,
the character is about as low as it

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can be. I these folks.
You know, it's easy to say this

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person doesn't understand the constitution, or
some people want to attack and say,

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you know, she's I don't know. I don't want to attack her personally,

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but I don't know what else to
say other than other than we have

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a crisis of character, a crisis
of character in this country, and virtually

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every conceivable way is a mess in
this country. It's a lot to deal

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with today, I know, but
I'm still confident. I am. I

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am still confident and hopeful that we
can turn these things around. But anyway,

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so, I mean, they're good
news, right that the sheriff out

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there said he's not enforcing that,
which we talked about this. There's a

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piece that I've got in the stack
of stuff today as well, Toddhufshow dot

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Com. Just go to the stack
of stuff, you'll see it says,

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yes, resisting lockdowns could stop them. I've shared those sentiments in recent days

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as well. We have to resist
the fact. That was the I think

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the way that we ended yesterday's program, you know, And that's I guess

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something I want to talk about off
the top here. It's not boy I

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want. It's important to be engaged, it's important to be informed. But

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my friends, that is I know
a lot of people who are engaged in

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an academic sense with these issues that
we're facing today. It's almost like they've

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carved out a section of their brain
that thinks about politics, and then when

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the rest of their life is over
and they just want some sort of an

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intellectual exercise, they start thinking about
these things and they'll agree with conservative principles

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because I'll tell you conservative principles.
Conservative principles are rooted in truth and reality.

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That's why on this program every day
what we try to do is help

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people hear and receive truth. Now. I know if you've listened to this

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program for any length of time that
you think that we have it all together

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here. I don't have all the
I don't have all the answers. We

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got most of them. I'm just
messing here. But you know, we're

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on the side of truth. Is
the point. We're on the side of

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truth, and we need to proclaim
these things. We need to explain these

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things, we need to understand these
things. It's a constant art. It

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requires constant effort, and it requires
that it moves not it doesn't just reside

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in that part of our rain that
is like doing a crossword puzzle, something

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that's entertaining and stimulating and that lives
in this little vacuum like we have to

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do something about the things that are
happening that conflict with what we know to

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be true. Now that isn't some
people. It's interesting to me. Some

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people either hear that and they think
they shut down. They shut down,

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and they well, for two reasons. They shut down because they think I

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can't do all of it, and
then someone else would think, well I

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can't do. What I can do
is such a small part that it's insignificant.

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And both of those things are not
the way to work at it and

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or to think about it. We've
got to work within the realities that are

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before us. We have to understand
that we are limited, but we're not

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completely powerless either, and that should
cause us to rejoice, That should cause

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us to have hope, that should
cause us to get motivated off our twoshes.

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A look, many of you have
done that. I'm just expressing what

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I think is a larger problem in
this country today. And there are people

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who hear these issues and they want
to wrestle with them mentally intellectually. My

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dad used to have a term he
said this. I remember years ago.

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My dad was a union representative that
you aw, which paused that, by

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the way, you aw might go
on strike. What I don't the chev

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was Chevy, right. I think
it's Chevy, and there might be a

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labor dispute there as to you know, there may not be any cars coming

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off the assembly line they've recently.
I just saw a headline. I didn't

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I did not put it in the
stack of stuff. But I do read

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these things and just stay on top
of them. But I believe the union

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rejected a ten percent raise called it
insulting, called the raise insulting. So

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that's a possibility anyway. That's that's
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back of your mind as you think
about yet another obstacle for the overall economy,

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but specifically the auto industry. Remember, we came out of the problem

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a few years ago. I don't
know that we're out of the problem yet.

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I don't know that we're out of
the problem yet. I've got to

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become friends with with Greg Hubler,
who's one of our advertisers here in Indianapolis,

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and I've spoken with him about these
very things, and you know,

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I don't know that they've ever solved
some of the problems that happened post COVID

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completely right, we had shortages of
chips, but it seems to be a

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myriad of things that are preventing supply
from getting to the lots. Sometimes they

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can't set they don't have enough to
sell. You know, there's there's just

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they don't have it. They had
more demand that they have than they have

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supply. Sometimes these dealers are facing
all sorts of pressures, and now we've

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got this potential thing as well.
So that's just something to keep to keep

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on the radar. But as we
think about the issues and as we see

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what's in the headlines in the news, it's not enough just to be mentally

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stimulated and aware. We have to
we have to do something with it.

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And we have more power, we
have more influence in some capacity than I

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think many of us, many of
us realize. And so that's something that

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I think. You know, I
think that some people have been motivated.

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I know some people have been turned
off by Trump, but I think a

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lot more have been motivated by Trump. I think some people I know for

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a fact that some people now emulate
Trump. Some people miss the point of

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Trump and they emulate things, and
I think sometimes they do it in the

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wrong way. But I think people
begin to see that there is a little

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bit more to this notion of having
a fearless mentality, of not being afraid

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of what my of what might happen. And that's what I think many people

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wrestle with. Many people think I've
got my job, you know, Todd,

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it's great. I think you're right, But I can't say this in

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public. Oh no, I can't
say this. It'll get me in trouble

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at my job, or it'll cost
me business, or it might you know,

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affect my child at school or whatever. I'll tell you what's going to

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affect your child at school is for
people who know what's right to sit on

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their tushies and do nothing right.
That's the bigger problem that we're facing today.

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I just read another headline. It's
not in the stack of stuff,

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but there was a California school district
spent I think it was one hundred and

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seventy four thousand dollars training training its
staff on Oh, I'm drawn up what's

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the CRT critical critical race theory on
how to implement that sort of approaching style

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to the classroom. And now,
of course they'll deny that they're even doing

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that. But how do we stop
that. We stop that by not being

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afraid to stand up to that.
We stop that by exposing it, by

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shining light on it, making sure
people know it. When these folks lie

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and try to slither out of you
being pegged to the wall for something that

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they've done that's inexcusable or that is
against the will of the taxpayer, the

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voter, the parent in the case
of schools, we have to continually redirect

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it to the truth. Don't let
these folks slither away. Don't let them

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redefine words. Don't let them come
up with little creative ways where they come

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up with new code words so that
they don't have to talk about things directly,

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like critical race theory or whatever it
is, the transagenda. Take your

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pick. These folks are. They
prefer the shadows. They don't like the

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light of day. They don't like
people holding them accountable. And that's what

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it's going to take. And it
is by definition, it is by definition

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discomforting. It is uncomfortable holding someone
accountable, being held accountable. But my

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friend, this is how people actually
improve. It doesn't have to be it

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doesn't have to be an adversarial sort
of relationship. It just needs to have

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clear cut boundaries and expectations and what
we are prepared or what we've what we

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have I guess delegated so to speak
to these decision makers, to these people

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who have political power or some level
of authority, and whatever realm of the

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world that they're dealing with, be
it the school board dealing with educational issues,

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be it the teacher in the classroom, the person running the city council,

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the mayor. There are clearly defined
roles responsibilities and so forth for these

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individuals. And what's interesting is they
never do the things that they will.

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I shouldn't say never, they very
rarely. They don't seem interested with doing

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the tasks that are on their so
called to do list. Instead, they

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seem to want to focus on things
that make them less accountable, or make

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them to sound more popular, or
make them more likable, or what have

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you. This is the problem that
we're one of the problems that we're dealing

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with today in this country. And
then, of course, when you take

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that to the nth degree and you
have a president like we have the day

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with President Bribery. We've got him
out there. I don't know if you

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saw what he said on nine to
eleven, started off his speech, which,

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by the way, he was in
Alaska. I had nothing against Alaska.

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But on nine to eleven, you
should be You should be at ground

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zero, or at the Pentagon,
or in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, or flight

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ninety three crashed nose first into the
ground on September eleventh, two thousand and

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one. That's where you, as
president should be. Biden is as virtually

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as far away from those places as
you can get and still be in the

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United States of America. The only
other place I think I'd have to look

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on the map. But Hawaii's a
little bit further. Hawai's a little bit

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further. But we know Biden doesn't
want to go there. We've already seen

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how he's dealt with that situation.
But it's as far as you can get

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from that. But he's still made
remarks, still made remarks on September eleven,

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started by giving a making a joke, which is not the way you

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should begin those ceremonies. Look,
I think we have a tendency many times

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to take ourselves too seriously or to
not find humor and circumstances and so forth.

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I mean where people were going to
mess up, And I think we

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should even be graceful to a point
with Biden. He's going to misspeak.

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We all are, even this highly
trained broadcast professional behind the microphone to day,

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is going to make mistakes. And
you know what, that's part of

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it, That's part of life.
And we should be able to take that

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and stride understand that we are not
perfect, at least not this side of

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heaven, right, and so we're
gonna make mistakes. But at the same

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time, at the same time,
there are times there's a season for everything.

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There's a season maybe to make a
one liner or a joke, but

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there's also a season to be very
very serious and somber and respectful to those

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who lost family members on nine to
eleven. Not joke, not joke with

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someone in attendance who you said that
you wished he would have been on your

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team back in high school, which
is what Biden said, which you were

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on my team back in high school, because then I would have been an

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All American? Which what the world? Why does everything have to be about

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Biden? For goodness sakes, is
nine to eleven. He also said he

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was at ground zero on the day
after nine to eleven. The evidence shows

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video evidence, newspaper clippings from the
day shows that Biden was in the US

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Senate on September twelfth of two thousand
and one. I just it's constantly always

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about him. It's always blown out
of proportion. People talk as though Trump

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is the great and I'm not saying
Trump doesn't exaggerate the truth or ever,

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you know, say things that aren't
exactly how it happened or whatever. But

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give me a break to act like
Biden doesn't. He makes everything about him.

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Remember in Maui, the fires made
him think about his kitchen fire,

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which he made sound like it was
a devastating thing, but it turns out

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it wasn't that big of a deal. Just take your pick. It's always

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about him, and he always it's
not even hyperbole, because hyperbole is designed

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to make a point. You emphasize
the story in such a way as to

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make drive home the point. What
is the point in making up or exaggerating

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what is happening in your own personal
life? What is how is that supposed

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to be hyperbolic? It's actually dishonest
and deceitful, and at some point becomes

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a straight out lie, and it's
self serving and conceded. And we don't

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care about Biden's kitchen fire when he's
in Hawaii and on nine to eleven when

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he's in Alaska. We don't care
about a guy that might have played high

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school ball with him back in the
eighteen hundreds that would have made Biden all

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American in what I mean, These
guys are heroes and legends in their own

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minds. Give me a break,
a dose of humility for not And I

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know I'm picking on Biden here,
which of course he fully deserves it,

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but it go, it can go
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The arrogance, the condescension, the
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political class, the elites, the
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than the rest of us. They
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but nonetheless that's what they believe.
I've got a sound bite to play

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with that, but I'm gonna take
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I'm gonna play the sound bye Biden
giving his remarks. I've got other things

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that I want to get to as
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are trying to rebrand the phrase pro
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to broccoli and candy. That's interesting. And we've got other things out there

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as well, draft Kings having to
apologize for a nine to eleven promotion on

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a parlay bet featuring New York teams. I don't know all sorts of stuff

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out there, my friends, but
timeout is in order. Sit tight.

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You're listening here to conservative not bitter
talk back here, my friends, in

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just a minute. Welcome back,
my friends. Oz was asking about this

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bet or this this parlay, which
I'm not a gambler, some of you

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maybe I am not, but Draft
Kings is a what a online betting site

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you can place bets and so forth. And for their nine eleven they had

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a nine to eleven promotion, which
just just let that sink in for a

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moment. I mean, folks,
I am a capitalist, I'm for free

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speech and all that. I'm not
saying they they should not by law be

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able to do this. I'm just
saying, by a good old fashioned human

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decency, they shouldn't be it shouldn't
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akin to I don't know, a
retailer saying, come into our store on

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nine to eleven to receive your you
know, buy nine items for eleven percent

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off or something like that. You
know, so that they're they're in a

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way sort of disrespecting the day.
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They had a parlay and a parlay
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it, I don't bet, but
basically, if multiple things happen, then

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all the things that you that you
included in parlay happened, then you win

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the bet, and so the parlay
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the New York Yankees, the New
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So Mets, Jets, and Yankees, they all pay. They all

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played on Monday on nine to eleven. And so if all three of them

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won, and you had placed the
bet on that parlay for all three to

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win, then you you won the
bet and you could win. I don't

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know the return or the odds or
anything, but you you would have won

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the bet. So and I think
they tweeted that out with the I think

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they hashtagged never Forget. Maybe I
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And they're apologizing now, saying what
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we sincerely apologize for the featured parlay
that was shared briefly in commemorate. In

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commemorate of nine to eleven. We
respect the significance of this day for our

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country and especially for the families of
those who were directly affected. So they

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did it, and they're saying here
they did it in commemoration commemoration of nine

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to eleven. I just that's this
is a weird thing to say, commemorate

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nine to eleven by placing a bet
on three New York sports teams that are

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playing on nine to eleven. I
mean, how is that commemorating nine to

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eleven? How about you just commemorated
to commemorate it because it's the right thing

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to do. How about that for
starters? But nonetheless, this is what

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they've done. I also alluded to
this joke, the alleged joke that Biden

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President Bribery told in Alaska, which
again he wasn't in the country. Well,

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he was in the country, he
wasn't it. He wasn't at Ground

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zero or at the Pentagon or in
Shankville, Pennsylvania, which Biden, Well,

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let me play this first. The
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But Biden wasn't in the you know, the the contiguous forty eight. He

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was in Alaska, which is fine, but on nine to eleven, on

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nine to eleven, it's not.
It's not where you should be as commander

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in chief. And not only that, it's not that he's in the wrong

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place. And there were veterans groups
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veterans groups. There were groups that
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nine to eleven. Instead of one
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eleventh. So not only that,
but he flies up there, flies up

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there. Presumably he is on his
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I don't know, but he stops
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enough that he's not really where he
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in the process. Here's a tempicture, Chief Master Sargean Miller, for that

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introduction, and for your service to
our nation. Governor Lady, It's good

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to see you. Cover and I
have something in common for both of them.

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Scrant in Pennsylvania. I wish I
had him playing in my high school

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ball club and I was playing,
but I would have could have been an

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All American? Have you from me? So not only does does Biden,

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not only does Biden want to make
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he want to joke about this individual
who introduced him, he and not only

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does he want to make it about
himself, which he does. He could

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have been an All American. He
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front of him. I don't know
if Biden's talking about football here and thinking

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this guy would have been the fullback
and Biden would have been back there playing

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tailback. I just assumed that Cornpop
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So you got all this self centered
approach joking. And remember this was

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this was on nine to eleven,
supposed to be commemorating victims, remembering families

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and so forth. Again, there's
nothing wrong with these cheesy little jokes,

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and I mean, this is what
politicians do. But does it always have

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to be about themselves in the case
of Biden, and does it always have

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to be I mean, is there
no filter or no, I don't know,

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kind of a checkpoint that says,
hey, this probably isn't the time

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to make jokes. Right, There's
a time and a place for everything,

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and I don't think this was the
time and place for that. Maybe another

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time, maybe another place, But
not recognizing something that happened twenty two years

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ago that took the lives of nearly
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the Pentagon, on those aircraft and
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It's not really the way to go
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wine house, though, had an
explanation for this. The wine House had

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an explanation and an excuse as to
why Biden was not at any of those

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places Ground zero, the Pentagon or
Shanksville, Pennsylvania on September eleventh. And

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you're gonna love it, but I
gotta share that after the break because I'm

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up against the clock. Sit tight, my friends back here in just eight

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minutes. Welcome back, my friends. So just realized here I get him

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an audio issue. We'll deal with
that. But anyhow so, the I'm

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going to get to the excuse that
the wine House has given as to why

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they were not in New York City
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on September the eleventh. And this
is Fox News. Is Peter Doucey,

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who of course is in the whine
House Press Corps. He's one of the

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few members of the press screp that
actually asks real questions. Sometimes sometimes they're

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provocative questions, but honestly they're usually
just fair. I think that they're just

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questions that of course need need to
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where we are in twenty twenty three, So gonna be twenty twenty four where

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no one cares. If you're a
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If you're a Republican, you better
prepare for the microscope to go through,

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to go through your life. And
so here's Peter Doocy explaining the reason

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the wine House ad the wine House
communications team the Biden administration had given him

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as to why as to why Biden
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DC, or Shanksville on nine to
eleven. Listen to what do listen

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to what? Doocey, sister,
this is what a doozy well. Our

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focus the last couple of days has
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And when I asked the White House
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was here and missing the nine to
eleven commemorations at the attack sites, the

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analogy that I was given is that
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presidents were not still going to visit
Hawaii. So there you go. That's

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the answer that Peter Doocy was given. Twenty two years after the attacks on

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Pearl Harbor, presidents still weren't going
there. Now, I mean, just

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let that sink in for a moment. How many years? How many years

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should I mean? Let's just look
at the holidays and the things that we

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do that we do remember. We
remember our Independence Day two hundred was a

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two hundred and forty six years,
I think is what we are. Two

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hundred and forty six years. We
remember Independence Day, we remember other historic

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events in this great nation. We
honor people, I mean folks. It's

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these folks that lost family members and
friends and parents and relatives on nine to

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eleven, and they are still there's
still alive. Right. It's not like

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this is some distant historical event that
didn't shape this country. This absolutely shaped

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this country. This change the lives
of the people impacted directly. It changed

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the lives of all Americans, but
it particularly impacted and changed lives in dramatic

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ways for those who lost loved ones
on that day. What is wrong?

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What is I mean, what's the
How many years is appropriate? That's what

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I would have asked. How many
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it I mean, these were it's
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getting to Pearl Harbor in the nineteen
forties and fifties was a lot different than

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going to the Pentagon even from from
the White House. I mean, you

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could jump in a motorcade and be
there and if not very long at all.

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Biden, the way Biden talks,
he could jump on the subway.

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The guy acts like he just loves
taking the train anyhow. Jump on the

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subway, jump on the DC Metro, take the Blue Line, take the

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Blue Line to Pentagon. You can
go to Pentagon City, you can get

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off right there. Pentagon is right
there. Why not do that? I

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mean, that seems to be what
Biden wants us to think. He's doing

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every day anyway, just out there
taking the train, taking the metro.

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He's just won just one of the
average peeps out there jumping on the metro,

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taking trains and all of that.
But this is really a heartless thing

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to say. And all in all
seriousness here, this is very very heartless

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thing, heartless thing to say,
and it's terrible both circumstances. Nine to

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eleven was also civilian targets, primarily
civilian targets, not justifying what the Japanese

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did. I'm not acting like it's
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it is even different in that sense. I mean, there were women and

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children who were specifically targeted anyone who
was an American. And I know that

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Biden is old enough. They maybe
that's what Doocey should have asked. I

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mean, was Biden going to Pearl
Harbors? He's old enough to be speaking

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at Pearl Harbor in those first twenty
two years after the attack? I mean,

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when did Biden get into Congress?
He may really be nineteen forty one

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was Pearl Harbor attack, So twenty
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which of course was when Kennedy was
assassinated in sixty three. I think,

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I mean, look, folks,
we've got excuses galore here, but

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this is an awful, heartless way
of saying it. Look it's been twenty

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two years. I mean, are
they are they saying get over it?

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It doesn't matter anymore. It's just
it's just really pathetic. But that's the

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excuse that was given. It's inexcusable. Presidents should not say this. I

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mean, if you're if you're not
gonna go, just say you know,

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you have other business, I guess, But to say that it just doesn't

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matter, to insinuate that twenty two
years is enough time for people to mourn

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these things. And for the president, the commander in chief of this great

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nation, to be a part of
those things. I just that doesn't fly

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with me, my friends, I
don't know it doesn't fly with you either,

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heartless, heartless, heartless way to
say, Well, to excuse this

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president for yet something else that he
clearly should have done. So time out

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is in order, my friends,
And just think about this. Put how

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about this if he just would have
taken one less day on one of his

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vacations, which there's been a lot, and I think I think that this

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gets overplayed a lot. People say, these president, you taking vacations.

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Look, when you're president, I
don't know that you ever really get away

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from it until I've seen Biden.
You know, when Trump's out on the

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golf course or whatever. And sometimes
it's just golf, but sometimes he's out

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there. I mean, they're doing
work, they're they're talking about issues and

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so forth. But I see Biden
shirtless on the beach, doesn't even act

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like he knows anything that happened in
Hawaii with the wildfires. No comment,

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I think was the first the first
thing that they said that to me.

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I'm starting to think that this guy
doesn't do anything no matter where he is,

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especially not on the beach. But
if they just would have cut one

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day off of one of those vacations, he could have shown up. This

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is for a group of people that
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You would think you would think that
they would make certain that they were there

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just to at least have the opportunity
to show themselves doing something that would largely

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not be a I mean, I
wouldn't be unless he says something really agregious,

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we wouldn't be on that. Instead, he's out in Alaska making jokes,

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lying about where he was the day
after nine to eleven, making it

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about himself. And then, of
course when it comes time to explain why

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he wasn't where he should have been, the answer is, basically, it's

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been twenty two years already. I
guess, get over it. It's so

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sickening and disgusting. Timeouts in order, though, my friends, sit tight

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to check out Crispin Crews. Crispin's gonna

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love it. Crispin I mentioned by
name man. Crispin's a friend of mine.

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He's been helping build our sales team. It's one of the things that

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we're as we grow, that we're
obviously have to do as we seek to

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grow this program. And there's some
things growth wise that will share with you

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in the weeks to come. But
Sales Arbiter is the name of Crispin's business

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and they help build highly profitable teams
by teaching your salespeople the best tools of

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the trade. Highly recommend him.
If you're looking for a coach, it's

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not just it's not just trainings.
There's a time trainings, and there may

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be a series of different types of
trainings your team needs to go to,

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but to be coached and to apply
what they've learned in those trainings in real

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life scenarios. How do I apply
these these trainings the things that I've learned

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to these particular cases. Crispin and
his team do great, great job,

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very good job. Seals arbitter dot
Com is the website sells arbiter dot Com.

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Now, Krispin may not appreciate too
much being up against this store,

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but I gotta talk about this.
Now there's young years in the room.

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It's not too bad. Well,
it's just it's inappropriate. It's absolutely inappropriate

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in so many ways, but it's
it's anyway. Just if there's young years,

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just just be advised. Here headline, This is the New York Posts.

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In the stack of stuff. I
don't have much time to talk about

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this, but I'm gonna mention this
headline here. Democratic Virginia House candidates.

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By the way, her name is
Susannah Gibson. So she's a running she's

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trying to win office in Virginia out
in to become a member of the State

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House in Virginia. She's a Democratic
candidate. She per formed last Chance for

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young years to be covered or just
addressed that situation. Three to one.

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She performed sex acts with husband on
webcam for quote tips. Now, when

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I read this, my first thought
was the Democrats may have uncovered a new

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way to fundraise in twenty to twenty
three. Oz asked me what did tips

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mean? A is she looking for
I don't know. Is she asking for

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feedback? From the audience or something, but just listen to this. A

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Democratic candidate for the Virginia House of
Delegates performed sex acts with her husband online

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and asked her virtual audience to pitch
in with tips. The Post has learned.

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Susannah Gibson, a mother of two
young children, even makes it better,

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who is running in a competitive race
to represent District fifty seven and Richmond,

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showed quite a bit more than skin
on the adult streaming website. I'm

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I'm gonna say the name of it
doesn't matter, but she's forty year old

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nurse practitioner. She's also on video
apparently, or she's made statements elsewhere saying

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that they've tried swapping in the past, but her husband doesn't like to share.

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I think was the line I read
from this sound like an all American

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sort of situation here, she's running
for Congress. I think the Democrats may

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have stumbled into another fundraising opportunity here. But timeouts in order. My friend

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sit tight back in just a minute. I just fired up about this.

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She's wanting to know why this Susannah
Gibson. She's also a nurse practitioner.

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That's what the article says. I
guess is she online doing what she does?

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Is that the primary source of income
she's also a nurse practitioner or is

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she a nurse practitioner that's doing this
as a quote unquote side hustle, which

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is how the article said it said
it earlier. Her husband's a lawyer,

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So we got a lawyer and nurse
practice sisner who have to have a side

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hustle looking for tips online. They've
experimented with swapping. The husband didn't like

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it. She came out and said, what's this stupid comment? I read

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this to oz. I'm not going
to run out of time before I get

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to it. But she basically had
Republicans and their allies have they've committed a

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sex crime by pointing this out.
Delusional my friends, gotta go. STG

