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Speaker 2: A lot going on. You would think, you know, as

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you head into Thanksgiving to be slow news day. We'd

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be talking about toy giveaways. We'd be talking about the

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price of turkey. Maybe we'd be talking about I don't know,

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travel and hey, everybody's getting on airplanes, get through the

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airport early, or as a Sean Duffy said, hey dress better,

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don't wear pajamas to the airport. You would think. But

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it looks like we're in this in the never ending

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did you hear what happened today kind of way of

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looking at things. There's some really interesting things we'll talk

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about that. There's a dismissal in the criminal case down

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in Georgia. We won't talk about it too much, but

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we have to talk about it a little bit. That

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was the famous Fanny Willis case. It's the people that

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took over from the prosecutor from Fanny Willis looked at

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it said there's no there there. They're seeking to dismiss

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all charges. They went through it every way from Sunday.

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There's just nothing there. It was completely political. So when

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a Democrat next time a Democrat says they don't need

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to go after people for political reasons, say well, then, okay,

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why did you do it in Georgia, Why did you

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do it in Florida? Why did you do it in

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New York? Why did you guys go through Milania's underwear George?

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Why was that important to you guys? Well, we'll talk

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about that. Also. The continued assertion and whenever you've listened

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to me in any way on this wonderful station, you

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will hear me talk about that. The words could might

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they're never direct things about climate change and stuff, and

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I don't want to not go to labor climate change.

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It's an attack on the Trump administration saying that over

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a million people are going to die. Could I could now?

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That would pro publica continues to be a propaganda an

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ultra leftist propaganda rag out there that spreads just scurless stuff,

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and we'll go into some of that, but it's well

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funded and so it'll continue to spew that kind of stuff.

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It's interesting because it has the veracity of the Babylon B,

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which at least the Babylon B admits that it's satire,

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whereas Pro Publica wants to pretend it's not, and it

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kind of is. We will talk about the original Thanksgiving

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and how Thanksgiving in and of it, So we'll talk

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about it in two ways. The anti colonial spin that

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a lot of people are trying to put on things

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and the reality of what happened, what happened before the

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Thanksgiving that we all celebrate now, what happened right the

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year maybe before that, and what happened to those folks,

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and it was a harsh and we have to talk

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about the harsh reality of those folks trying to live,

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thrive and survive. It wasn't easy. I mean, death was

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a way of life. It's you know here, it's easy

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to judge these people three four, four hundred years later

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say oh I was there. I would have been like

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blah blah, oh we're decolonious. But it's easy to judge

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from from the position of having the kind of freedom

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that you have today where you don't worry about freezing

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to death at night. Necessarily, you don't worry about having food.

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You don't worry. The vast majority of Americans don't. And

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also we will talk about you will talk a little

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bit about all right, I'm still trying to wrap my

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head around the whole drinks giving blackout Wednesday. That was

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that was Keith mentioned a few minutes ago. You know,

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I'd never heard drinks giving, never heard blackout Wednesday, never

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heard that. I didn't know that that was the thing

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that that people wanted to get blackout drunk on Wednesday

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before Thanksgiving. Never never had heard that. Now but first,

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but primeto want to get to first. There's a couple

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of things that are just hysterical, Well hysterical is the

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wrong word, but it's kind of sad in Charlotte. I

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just had to do with so IRENA's law goes into

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effect December first, and Mecklenburg County officials and others are

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losing their ever loving minds. And I want you to

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hear a little bit about this, because Arena was killed

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on the light reel system. So they enacted a law

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to not make it as easy to be thrown back

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on the streets if you commit certain crimes. And I

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tell you what I'm going to do instead of getting

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to it now, because I want not for this to

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be brushed under the rugs, so to speak. But I

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want to get into that. I want to get into

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the hair discrimination because apparently hair and the way you

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wear your hair is a new protected class for the

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political left. I bet you didn't know that, so you

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thought it was just color of the skin or sexual

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discrimination or something. I know that apparently is your hair,

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the way you wear your hair. And also I want

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to get into at least one democrats perspective on affordability.

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Just so many, so much, there's so much, there's just

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so much stuff you.

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Speaker 2: IRENA's Law it's going to go into effect, and it's

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got a little bit of panic going on in Charlotte Meckneberger.

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Right now, I'm going to preface this story a little

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bit by just you know, it's kind of like when

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your kids are disobedient. If and I don't mean to

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oversimplify this, but let's be kind of direct here. If

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you want to stop a certain behavior, you discipline your

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kids and you say no or they can't do certain things.

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And there's some things you can only learn, like you

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stick your hand in fire, and it burns that you

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don't do that again. But there's others where you want

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to protect your kids, so you discipline them and that

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behavior stops. And if you keep that, if you keep

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that rule in place, then that behavior stays curve. There's consequences.

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There are consequences to actions. If you're on a stretch

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of road and you know that there's everyone knows that

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the police will never enforce the speed limit on that road,

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what do you think think will happen? People will violate

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the speed limit It just add nauseam. They will just travel,

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They will travel one hundred miles an hour. If there's

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no speed limit, people will trap, or if there's not enforced,

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if you don't enforce laws, people will see that as

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a sign and they will act accordingly. So Charlotte finds

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itself in the crosshairs of inaction and bad prosecution and

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poor prosecution turning criminals loose. And believe you me, the

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criminals know. Hey, dude, I got off. I've been arrested

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thirteen times. Nothing happened to me, twenty times, nothing happened

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to me. So you see the revolving door of criminal

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activity trout. So I'm going to play a clip for

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you if Charlotte officials freaking out that IRENA's law is

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going into effect to stop the revolving door. Now, it's

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interesting that they could have said this is great, it's

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going to really help us clamp back down on crime.

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But the usual lefty response is, oh no, this is

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not going to go. Well, a lot more people are

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going to be locked up. That's bad. Who is being

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locked up? People who commit crimes are going to be

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locked up. Consequences, the to punishment, consequences. And here's the

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beauty of this. When you enact a law like this,

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it doesn't take long for people to get it through

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their heads that they're enforcing the law. I can't do

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that anymore. And Charlotte, unfortunately has had the leftist mentality,

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and criminals have said, there's kind of a las a

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fair not big deal. I'm not going to do hard time,

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so crime goes up. So listen, this is these are

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this is from WCCB, and it's talking about this situation

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in Charlotte. And it was a story that ran and

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I was gonna run the whole Sorry, I think I'm

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just going to run a little piece of there.

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Speaker 3: Here you go.

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Speaker 4: I see for Monday, as you do when there is

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a hurricane or a tragic storm that is coming.

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Speaker 5: IRENA's Law kicks in on December first. Lawmakers passed it

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after Irena z Routsko was murdered on the light rail

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train back in August.

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Speaker 6: I believe that the state legend had a good intention.

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I believe that when they wrote the law, they were

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hearing from so many people who were horrified.

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Speaker 5: The massive bill addresses several topics. It limits a judge's

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power to release offenders accused of certain violent crimes. The

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sheriff says that will increase a detention center population that

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has already near capacity.

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Speaker 4: Stack of bunks is where we have to put people

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on these bunk bids and their families will call in

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and say they are sleeping on the floor.

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Speaker 5: County officials expect officer and magistrate workloads will increase. They

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say they'll have an idea they'll see the impact of

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the full law in the next three months. And I

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think by the time we get to the end of February.

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Speaker 2: Early March, where we are.

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Speaker 5: At that point is probably going to be pretty close

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to where we're going to be for.

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Speaker 6: The long haul.

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Speaker 2: And so that's the story. And say you a little

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bit who you heard from there? You know, the first

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person you heard was we are bracing for Monday, as

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you do when there's a hurricane or a tragic storm

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that's coming, Elisa Chengary, Mecklenburg County Clerk of Court said,

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And then who you heard was Elaine Powell, who said,

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I believe that the state legislators had a good intention.

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I believe that when they wrote the law, they were

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hearing from so many people who were horrified and so

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stackable beds. That comic came from the sheriff, Gary McFadden,

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who said that, And then you heard from Sonya Harper,

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director of Criminal Justice Services for Meckliburg County, said, I

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think by the time we get to the end of

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February early March, where we are at the point that

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is probably going to be pretty close to where we're

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going to be for the long haul. I think all

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of that is not true. I think initially you're going

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to have it, but once the word gets out, I mean,

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this is funny because what they are saying. Think about

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what these people are saying. They're giving a tacit admission

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that violent crime is really high, and they've been releasing

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criminals into the street because all the law does is

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it prevents kind of judges from throwing you back on

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the street if you committed a violent crime. So you

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kind of hear these individuals. Even Sheriff Gary mcfadd I

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don't know that that was his point. I don't think

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the sheriff was saying, you know, this is bad. He's

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just saying, Hey, when they arrest all these people, we're

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gonna put them in stackable beds. So what their criminals

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don't really care. I don't know if he was trying

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to elicit empathy or not, but the news was trying

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to elicit empathy. And then you know, Sonya Harper is saying,

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by the time we get to the end of February,

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early March, we're going to be here for the long haul.

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I do not think that's the case at all. I

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think initially there's going to be a tremendous amount of

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people that don't get turned back loose on the street,

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and then once war gets out, there will be fewer.

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And at a certain point, folks in the streets are

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going to realize you're gonna do time. You do crime,

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You're gonna do time, and that's going to be a

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disincentive for crime. And the net result of that is

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either they're locked up or they're not committing crimes. Both

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of those result in less crime. Embrace it. Embrace the

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opportunity to have less crime. It seems like everybody that

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tries to reduce crime in Charlotte gets attacked. We don't

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want ICE agents on there taking out people that are

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not supposed to be here. We don't want the National

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Guard helping us reduce crime. We don't want want IRENA's

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Law to help us reduce crime. We just want crime

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to be what it is. Think about what they're saying.

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It's just this lunacy, it's this moon back crazy worship

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of I don't know what but you're your number one

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job is almost any public official, whether you're a county

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commissioner or city council, whatever CLOrk of court, public safety.

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That's tantamount to that at the beginning of everything. And

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in society it's public safety allows you life, liberty, and

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pursuit of happiness. So for the it's almost like they're

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opposed to stopping crime. I don't think the optics are

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going to play well for people that they didn't want

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to say they were opposed to the law. You know,

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I like this. We as a community have a very

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difficult job. We're going to be forced to make some

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very difficult choices moving forward with respect to our priorities.

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What priority is higher than public safety? And I don't

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think they're going to have to make many hard choices.

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I think this law in that, especially in Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham, Greensboro, Wilmington, Ashville,

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faith believing this law is going to stop the revolving

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door where you said, oh, this person was stabbed and

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that person been arrested dozens of times and turn loose.

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You're going to stop the bleeding, for lack of a

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better analogy, stop the crime. And I think this is

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three or four months from now and being able to

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tell you, hey, look see, violent crime is down. The

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jails are not full of people, They're not flooded. Because

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what it says, what all these people, all these officials

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are trying to tell you the public is Hey, even

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if we start incarcerating criminals, they're still going to act

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we're going to go to jail if we do that crime.

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Let's do the crime anyway. No consequences will lead to

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less crime. Always the case throughout human history. When there

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are consequences, crimes go down.

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Speaker 2: Craig, you've been on hold for a while, so welcome, Welcome, Welcome,

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How are you, Craig Ill?

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Speaker 7: Greg?

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Speaker 2: Are you there, Craig here? Okay, go ahead, Yeah.

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Speaker 3: I wanted to charm in about why I think these

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democrats are so afraid about punishing criminals, and I think

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is they view criminals as victims of an evil, capitalist,

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unfair capitalist society. And if we had more of a

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socialistic society and had things like universal basic income, people

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wouldn't be criminals. And they don't understand that criminals are

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mostly criminals because of just ego and jealousy things like that.

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Democrats view jealous and jealousy is like a very powerful

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emotion to Democrats. They're very jealous of other people. They're

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jealous of people who have more than them. They want

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the government to get revenge and take that from them

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and spread it around to avenge their jealousy. I've never

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met a Democrat in my wife who is an extremely

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jealous of people who have more than them. And they

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think that that's such a powerful emotion to them. So

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they and it's just that they think criminals are victims.

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They're victims of an evil society that is unjust and

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concentrates wealth at the top, and that basically if they

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were paid protection money in the form of the universal

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base aga income, they wouldn't commit these crimes, which is

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just not true. They'd still come in all these crimes.

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Somebody discussed somebody's Jordan's and they kill them for it

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or something like that.

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Speaker 2: You know, well, Craig, and I'm not as chagrined or jaded,

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probably as you. I wouldn't say all Democrats, but certainly

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from a party perspective. You know, they think that if

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they just give everybody enough stuff, that that will solve

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societal ills. It didn't work with the Great Society, It

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hasn't worked with you know, any of the reforms of welfare.

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It hasn't worked. You know, even Obamacare didn't. It didn't work.

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It didn't solve that problem because ultimately it takes people

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doing the right thing to solve problem. They have to,

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you know, like themselves at some part about victims. It's

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interesting you said they portray criminals as victims, but they

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don't seem to care about the victims of criminals.

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Speaker 7: What as you saw with Mayor vy Wiles, she thought, yes,

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she paraded that that racist, bigot guy who killed that

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that lady as a victim of society and all this,

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and it was all everybody else's fault for his crime.

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She didn't really give a look about the girl that

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was killed.

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Speaker 3: So, uh yeah, it just goes.

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Speaker 7: To show you right there, how their mentality is.

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Speaker 2: They're so hateful.

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Speaker 3: They're just the most hateful people ever.

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Speaker 2: I appreciate your call and perspective and appreciate you calling

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in and I hope you have a great Thanksgiving. Okay,

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thank you, thank you so much and appreciate that. Thank

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you Greg for calling. Alex, you've been on whole for

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a while. Welcome to the program today.

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Speaker 8: How arey, How are you doing?

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Speaker 2: Fantastic?

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Speaker 4: Yeah?

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Speaker 8: Can you hear me? Hello?

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Speaker 2: I can you sound great? Okay?

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Speaker 8: Thanks? Yeah. I just want to say that I think

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all these left wing democrats have completely destroyed the city

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of Charlotte with their soft on crime attitude, and they're

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just ignoring the legal a lands situation. And they won't

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be satisfied until they turned Short into a southern version

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of San Francisco. So like San Francisco with grits, you know.

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Speaker 2: What I mean, that's actually funny. I'll give you credit

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for that. San Francisco with grits. I like that. Now

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they have Rice Aerroni Charlie getst grits, So you know

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that's funny. Now, let me ask you this, why do

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you believe Charlotte Teans continue to elect people that have

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that mentality.

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Speaker 8: I think the conservatives also can afford to have moved

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outside Short to the more conservative suburbs, and the people

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who are left look at the demographics of the city

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and the you know, the political affiliation. I mean, a

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Republican couldn't get elected dog catcher in this town anymore.

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I'm probably the only conservative Republican on my side of town.

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I live on the west side. So enough said, you

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know what I mean?

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Speaker 2: Yes, sir, Well, I appreciate you calling in, and you know,

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Alex and taking the time to call in. It is appreciated.

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Appreciate your sharing your perspective.

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Speaker 8: Okay, yeah, thanks. Take care.

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Speaker 2: To Alex's point, you know, we kind of referred to

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that yesterday, is that it Charlotte in some ways has

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become a microcosm of California. I've got an article later

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in the broadcast, we'll probably get to that, and it

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talks about, you know, the length of time it takes

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you to read like four paragraphs. Three more people have

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moved away from California, and so to a certain exday,

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it's not as hard to move out of Charlotte, or

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at least the city limits of Charlotte, as it is

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to move to another state or you know, California to

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meet South Caroline to be pretty easy. But I think

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Charlotte has a serious and in Puerto Rico. Back when

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I lived in Puerto Rico for many years, at a

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certain point there became a brain drain. People who could,

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the highly educated, those who had the opportunity who would leave,

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and Puerto Rico had lost several hundred thousand residents, which

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for a tiny tropical island, that's a lot. And so

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the net result was there weren't as many people able

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to help save that place and make it better. So

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when Maria, I'm going getting along here. But when the

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hurricane hit Puerto Rico and it devastated, it exposed all

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of the corruption and the power, the infrastructure. It exposed

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so much corruption. And it's still recovering from that hurricane

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years and years ago. Don't know if it'll ever until

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there's a significant change in leadership in the mentality, I

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don't know that'll change. Charlotte suffering from that too. I

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think the people who can leave are leaving the city

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of Charlotte. I think from a conservative business standpoint, that

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group of individuals is leaving the city limits of Mecniburg

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and going to Huntersville and going to Minhill, going to Matthews,

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going to Caveris Gas and all the other counties around

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it and cities around it, and that ultimately could be

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the downfall of Charlotte. And I don't know. There's not

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a magic formulare because there's no desire for the people

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who do lean to the right to move back. There's

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no desire for them to take their city back, so

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they're letting it crumble from within, and then the people

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that are left have the same loser mentality that criminals

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are not criminals, that somehow it's not their fault. Now,

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if that were true, then the great depression in this

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country will be in the highest crime we've ever seen.

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And it wasn't because there was abject poverty across the

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country and people didn't take they didn't take to the

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streets to commit crimes and burn cities down. They went

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to soup lines and a lot of people volunteered. It

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was a horrible time. But if it were, if poverty

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caused crime, then that would have been the big time

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and it wasn't. So there's more to it. There is

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a lot more to it, And there is an enforcement

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problem in Charlotte that's going to be exposed by IRENA's law.

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And rather than embrace it and say, hey, we all

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want to be this is the thing that kills me,

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rather than say, let's all get together and solve this

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crime problem. Because I read the other part about Arena's

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law is in December of twenty twenty six they're going

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to be able to send people to mental health to

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make a determination that these people can be involuntary committed.

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And that's that's a beautiful thing as well. We've got

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to take crime seriously, and if we do, we'll have

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less of it. We just will. It is always the

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case when you enforce something. It's just like if you

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want to create more economic opportunit you get government regulations

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out of the way, you create more economic activity. It's

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just axiomatic, all right.

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Speaker 2: I don't know for democrats, it's anti colonial dat tomorrow.

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I don't know for and I say that kind of

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tongue in cheek because I realized that many of the

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Democrats that listen to this broadcast, I think there, I

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think many, I would say the bulk of Democrats right now,

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rank if I'm not talking about you know, AOC and

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Bernie and those people. I'm talking about you that are

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listening to a broadcast like this. I know it's got

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to be frustrating. You may hate the president, but it's

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got to be frustrating when you look at your political party,

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you go, I really didn't grow up to be a socialist.

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I wasn't raised as a Democrat to be a socialist.

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And I can't go I can't quite go there. But

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I'm stuck because I hate the guy. You know, they

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hate the Orange ban, bad stuff. But at the same time,

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their parties let their party is abandoned them, and it

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does these you know, you look at these protests that

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they're doing, and you look at what is it they're

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trying to stand for. What is it that unites them?

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And the only thing I can find that unites them

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right now is hatred of one person. Because they're not

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united on the border. Because they were united on the border,

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the border wouldn't be cleaned up right now. They're not

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united on that. Many Democrats want a secure border. They're

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not united on the foreign policy that they think they're

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against because it's going very well. The tariffs that we

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were told in April would destroy Rock and just destroy

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our economy, it didn't. We went through this yesterday with

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the Nasdaq, the S and P. By any indacy if

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you'd invested in it pre tariff and now you're doing great.

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Democrats didn't they said it, but did they invest that way?

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Because they if they did, then data end losers. So

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I want to give you another one just for fun,

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to give you an example of when when several Democrats

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are left to their own devices, what do they come up?

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What's the next great challenge for them? What's something that

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that you know, kind of irks them? What irks them?

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Here's one and here's one. I bet you didn't see

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this one coming, but I'm going to play it and

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you'll see. This was the folks around Josh Governor Jos

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Shapiro in Pennsylvania and aspiring presidential Canada for the Democrats.

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And here's what was said. I'm going to let you

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hear it and then I'm going to explain it. Okay,

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so you got to hear it, and then I'll explain it.

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Speaker 4: Gay Human Relations Commission the same what happen for our bill,

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because now hair discrimination is part of the protected class

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of race, which is in the PA Human Relations at

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So they could call their statewide per Human Relations Commission

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and are also satellite office offices all across the state.

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Speaker 2: Did you hear that? I'm going to play it for

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you one more time, because I want you to be

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very clear, this is a new protected class. Who is it?

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Speaker 4: Gay Human Relations Commission? The same what happen for our

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bill because now hair discrimination is part of the protected

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class of race, which.

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Speaker 2: Is in hair discriminate is now a new protected class

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along with race. Hair discrimination. Now think about the absurdity

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of that that you know, and there comes a point

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in time where you can't have a dress code, maybe

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you can't have any kind that hair discrimination is now

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something you can sue, at least in Pennsylvania. In theory

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you can sue based on hair discrimination. It gets to

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the point of lunacy. It's it's like saying I have

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the right to where, you know, put jamas in the airport.

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The sense that decorum is somehow racist or sexist or so.

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I don't know, but you're trying to extend a protected

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class to almost everything. You could say, you know, hey,

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wearing fluffy socks is now a protected class, or I

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don't know, just think of an absurd hat that you

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want to wear, because maybe you've established it fifteen hundred

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years ago. One of your ancestors may have worn that

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when the vikings. I don't know, the point being it

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is reaching the point of absurdity. If that's these are

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democrats that want to create a democrat class. Excuse me,

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you want to create a class that affects all of us.

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They want to take everyone to task over hair discrimination.

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And there is no end. It's not like you can say, hey,

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there's an end of this. Here's where we're going to

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stop saying that everything is discriminatory. There's not. Because if

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twenty years ago I had said hair discrimination would be

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a thing, you would have laughed at me. Is to chat,

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you're nuts hell. Half the things I would tell you

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that that are considered discriminatory If I had told you

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twenty five years ago, you had thought was nuts. Now,

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at a certain point, recognizing discrimination is progress, and a

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certain point it's deleterious. We've reached the and then at

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another point it's not just deleterious, it's absurd. So we've

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gone from you know, from helpful to destructive and absurd,

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and hair discrimination went right or into the absurd. I

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can't make this stuff up. I love the people who

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post that. Clown World posted that, and again I can't

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make it up. I'd love to get into what Greg

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Gutfill said yesterday, because he summarized the way democrat conspiracies,

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I should say leftist conspiracies originate and come about. But

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we will get that on the other side of the break.

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Speaker 1: All right, that'll do it for this episode. Thank you

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