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Speaker 1: By the pseudonym most Nerdly. It's time for the soul

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Speaker 6: Yes, the tariffs are on the table for discussion today,

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the tariffs that have affected and will be affecting the

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auto industry. We will, of course speak about those things.

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This phony scandal that they keep trying to blow up

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and pump wind into over the signal app and the

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text chat there that's still around lingering looking for a home.

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Of course, it has a home on the mainstream media,

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but it doesn't have a home with most Americans.

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Speaker 1: I believe most people could like me, don't care.

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Speaker 6: At some point, it's like, after what we have witnessed

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through not just the Biden administration, but the Obama administration

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before that, before that, the Clinton two terms, It's like, please,

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this is not a scandal. Try as you might. There

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is another story I'd like to speak about, though. It

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came to me very right before the show began, and

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in order to put this in the context that I

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would like to put it in, I want to play

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two pieces of audio that we've had hanging around here

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from the last few days. The first is Congresswoman Lord

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de Rosa on Donald Trump's executive order concerning the Department

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of Education. And this was I think either Tuesday of

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this week or Wednesday. Here's a representative DeRosa.

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Speaker 7: Destroying public education in the United States. That's what this

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executive order means. It's the dream of every family to

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me make sure that their child has the best of

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an education, to realize their dreams, their aspirations. It was

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my parent's dream for me, and it's the dream of

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every parent around the country. And what this administration is

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doing is cutting off that American dream and saying, yes,

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education is for millionaires, billionaires. Their kids will be well

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taken care of. Elon musk kids will be taking care

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of Donald Trump's kids and lend the mcmann's kids. But

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the millions of kids in the United States that will

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suffer because they have pulled public education. Ninety percent of

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our children are in public education today. It is a shame,

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it's a scandal to destroy public education in the.

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Speaker 6: United Yes, yeah, that's what they're doing. Discroy, Okay, yeah,

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if you buy into that now. Of course, what she

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fails to mention in that is people the rich people

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that she's naming like, they most of their kids attend

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private school their parents can afford to send them there,

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so they pay tax dollars for public schools while at

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the same time paying out of their own pockets for

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their children to attend the schools of their choice. That,

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the Department of Education. And by the way, the Department

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of Education handles the money, We're going to get to

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that in a moment. They handle the money, They handle

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student loans, which has been horribly mismanaged. They collect tax

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dollars from you, the taxpayer, then they redistributed how they choose,

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Speaker 4: Employees for the Department of Education today were given just

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thirty minutes to return to their office for one last

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former colleagues who wanted to show their support and this

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they're worry not only for themselves and their future, but

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department for thirty five years to come March the twenty

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six and I feel that I had to. I was

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next paycheck. You know, it's you know, it's devastating.

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packing up my bags like and you know, like, yeah,

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like like just like that, you know, like that it's

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not fair, you know, you know, cause you know, kids

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what I'm saying. You know, you do know what I'm saying. Yeah,

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you do, right, you could dig it right, Okay, So

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I got this report from the wonderful, Gracious, lovely, beautiful

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intellect shoewly Gifted Princess of Policy Princess Diana, And I've

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read it. I said, this cannot I cannot believe what

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Speaker 1: And here's what I got.

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US Department of Education, you know, like the one like

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you know that you know, it was like supposed to

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people like being there like they're five years you know,

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trying to like educate kids. You know what I'm saying, ED,

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that is not erectile dysfunction in this context. Maybe another context,

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ED is that means this Department of Education ED is

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revoking waivers that allowed colleges and universities in California and

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Oregon to divert federal Trio funds. Trio Trio funds, though

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were meant for low income students, first generation college students,

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and individuals with disabilities, they diverted that money to illegal

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immigrants that program. Those waivers have now been revoked under

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the Trump administration. So this is what your Department of

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means Los Angeles, by the way, population of Los Angeles.

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Speaker 6: Would they be some of the NEPO babies from Hollywood?

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color people. People of color would be many of them.

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And the Department of Education under Joe Biden Kamala Harris

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had allowed waivers to take funds away from low income

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people of color, people.

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Speaker 1: People of color, some of them, many of them.

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Speaker 6: To take money away from people of color, low income individuals,

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never had anybody first one in many cases, first time

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in the family that they get a chance to go

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to college in America, Americans first time ever going to college.

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They took those monies from them, from the people of color,

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and from individuals who had disabilities. Think about that, disabilities

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that could mean anything from suffering from autistic from any

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number of disabilities that are out there. They took the

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money and gave it to illegal immigrants. And you want

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to tell me, ladies and gentlemen that it is Donald

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Trump Linda McMahon that are destroying education in this country

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really by actually giving the states more control of the

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money and by cutting down on the bureau aquacy and

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putting that money in the classrooms.

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Speaker 1: The rush hour is on the air.

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Speaker 5: Attention dittoheads, Attention bow scouts on the Red Apple podcast network.

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Speaker 6: Before I get to a terrorists, before I get to

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any of this other stuff. It's from It's in Tennessee. Harry, welcome.

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How are you welcome? Harry.

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Speaker 1: I'm good, Bob.

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Speaker 6: I saw your comment. You have to you have to

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tell me this comment.

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Speaker 10: The Democrats have gone from burning crosses to burning tesslas.

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Speaker 1: That says it.

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Speaker 6: All, Harry, Yes, sir, it says it all. Democrats have

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gone from burning crosses to burning teslash.

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Speaker 11: Harry.

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Speaker 1: I'm so ad you listen. Thank you wanted to get

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that in. Thank you very much so.

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Speaker 6: Since we're on phone phones, Harry, thank you, says we're

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on phones. Let's go to South Carolina and to speak

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with Mike, Mike, how are you doing this afternoon?

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Speaker 11: How you doing well? I spoke to you briefly on Saturday.

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I have to call another Saturday. I talk music. You know,

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there's so much stuff going on in our country with

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Elon and the riots and demonstrations, and Maxine Waters with

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her rhetoric, and the other one Jacqueline whatever her name

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is whatever.

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Speaker 1: Everyone we talk about Jasmine jazz would be Jasmine. Okay.

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Speaker 11: And you know what, people too out listen to some music.

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It's good for the body, mind, spirit and soul. And

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a shout out. He's probably awful. A shout out to

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Rich I grew up not too far away from but

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he was from.

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Speaker 1: Keep doing it. Appreciate the call so much, Thank you

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very much. Uh.

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Speaker 6: Let us check in with Sean in Connecticut. How are you, Sean? Welcome?

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Speaker 10: Okay, Hi bo, thank you for taking my call. I

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wanted to talk to you about miss Rosa, the Laura

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out of New Haven, Connecticut.

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Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, okay, so have the purple hair fame?

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Speaker 10: Yes, yes, so she she was. She's a congress woman.

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She lives in the city of New Haven. She's uh

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lived in a nice mansion over by Yale campus.

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Speaker 1: Mm hmmm.

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Speaker 10: If you took a quarter mile drive over the hill

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over into another area of the city where it was

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mostly a black neighborhood, high in crime, poverty, mhmm. But nevertheless,

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she had children, and her children did not attend public schools,

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and and and her husband who is who is Jewish

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her last name. You never hear her or him speak

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what she does says. And my feeling is, as long

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as she can keep inner cities children in poverty, is

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that's their goal.

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Speaker 1: As far as thank you, thank you, Sean, thank you.

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Speaker 6: As long as they can keep dependent people dependent, they

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can always cry to be the saviors of the people

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that depend on them. So, while she's saying, who is

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going to destroy education? Who has destroyed education in blue

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city after blue city, in blue cities all over America?

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Which party runs it? Which party has presided over the

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failure of public schools for as many decades as we

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can remember, It will be her party. James Golden Snurley,

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when we get back, we have some other news that

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broke today and my good friend Ed Shay is going

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to join us. We'll explain all of that.

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Speaker 7: Rush.

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Speaker 5: It's the rush hours with those nerdla on the Red

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Speaker 6: Welcome, my friend, how are you, James.

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Speaker 12: It's a bittersweet day. Thank you for inviting me. And

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you know, as a member of Johnny's team, we knew

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this day was coming. I mean we saw sort of

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the decline in the memory over the past couple of years,

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and the last engagement he did was up at the

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Foxwoods Casino and of course when John sang it was

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absolutely heavenly you know, goosebump time when he had to speak,

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you know, you know, he got to the point where

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he was introducing, for instance, his drummer of forty two years,

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he would have to have a sheet of paper in

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front of him. So again it's a sad thing, you know,

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that memory loss as you get into your guy, your

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eighties and your nineties, and John would have been nineties.

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which are right here while Shippensburg, Pennsylvania and out in

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Bergen Pack which I heard has already sold out at

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the Bergen Pac Center. In Eglewood, and you know, us

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musicians were rather jaded. We've seen it all. We've played

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with everybody. I can't tell you. We would rehearse John

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with the local orchestras for maybe two hours. Some orchestras

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like Atlantic City Bang, we knocked it off in an hour,

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and then John would work with just a rhythm section.

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final note is done, they're either hitting a restaurant or

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just hanging out, or if you're in Atlantic City or

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walking the boardwalk, they would stay to listen to John

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just do his vocal warm ups with the rhythm section

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and go through bits and pieces of you know, my

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foolish Heart or Misty or once photographs with him. And

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I told you before, James he was the most generous,

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the kindest human being in the world. So it's going

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to be a tough last show doing that, you know.

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was February or January of nineteen seventy at the Latin Casino,

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and I would remind John, you know, this is when

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we did two shows at night eight and eleven for

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seven days, and I just watched him on a repeat

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of You Know Me TV this past Sunday doing a

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live tribute of Richard Rodgers years ago from the Hollywood

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Ball with Davidson and the Lennon Sisters, and he sang

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Johnny one note and he held on a one note

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and it was like, God, I can't wait to see

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John to ask him about that performance. But you know,

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I tend not to do it because I don't think,

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you know, he remembers everything. And listen, don't ask any

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more of my glasses are right now, James, because I'll

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be looking all over for five pairs of dollars toward glasses.

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and of course I'm going to miss him, and I'm

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going to miss the guys, and I'm going to miss

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all the local musicians that I've met in you know,

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Los Angeles and Las Vegas and Boston and DC. You know,

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if they don't if we don't know each other's names,

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there's always hugs. It's always that that camaraderie of making

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great music and again after the job, just doing our

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big social hang with the rhythm sections. So yeah, it's

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we knew it was coming and it's still it still

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leaves a little empty hole in your hall, you know.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, but then let's celebrate for a moment.

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Speaker 12: Yeah.

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Speaker 6: How many? How many icons in this industry? How many

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people can say that they have spent seven decades of

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their life, seven decades on the stage performing and still

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have it and still have the have the voice, still

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have the magic. Johnny Mathis has been performing since the

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nineteen fifties.

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because of course we lost Frank Sinatra, and then Tony

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Bennett went into his nineties and John was the last.

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Kennedy Center Awards. You know, I don't think John was

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ever invited to that. And you're talking about the fifties.

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I often think when I was having dinner with John

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and the guys when they give us catering. I can

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remember being on the beach in Wildwood, New Jersey with

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my mom and dad, and my dad had this little

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and I would hear Johnny singing and Pat Boone and

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here I am dining with this guy and then backing

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him up. It yeah, no, that this is the end

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of this era of the saloon singer, the night club singer.

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This is it, James. But it's it's been just a

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wonderful experience. And you know, you're so attuned to the

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whole music industry that you would reach out to me,

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you know. I mean, one day, you know, you could

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be talking with Omar Hakem about doing a funk date,

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and you know, then we can be talking about Johnny Mathis.

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And of course john did two albums with Tom Bell,

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Its Sigma down at Philly, Yes, Yes, Yes, and we

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had that great hit with Denise Williams too Much, too Little,

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too Late. And he was just a beautiful guy. You know.

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he never let grass grow under his feet. He was

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always looking a little something to do. And for years

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we used to open with the Philly International medley Stone

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Stone in Love and I forget the other tune, but

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it was like, what a great opening, you know, I

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felt like, well.

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Speaker 6: I hope it would stopped looking Listen to your heart

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because he did that on the Oncoming Home album and

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it was a Tom Bell arrangement and it was awesome.

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Speaker 12: Yes, yes, yes, and you know, hopefully on our last

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two engagements we still do fetch you by golly Wow.

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And for years he did you make me feel brand new,

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and he always gave Tom a plug. He said, you know,

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it's famous Philly producer Tom Bell. And I would whenever

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I could get through to Tom, I would let him know, Hey, Tom,

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your name was mentioned. Oh yes, mister o'shay.

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Speaker 1: Yes, so it.

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Speaker 12: You know, James, it's just been wonderful. And like I said,

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it's going to be a tough final note on that

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May eighteenth at the Bergen Pac you know, just packing

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up the music for the last time.

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Speaker 6: Maybe we'll be able to speak with you after the

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show or before that show, and I want you to.

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I want to thank you so much for spending some

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time with us today and this and we will talk further.

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Speaker 1: You know, I got nothing but love for your ed.

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Speaker 12: James. Listen, I'm honored and keep up the great work

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that you do. And God bless you, and thank you

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so much for inviting me into your into your world

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and letting my voice be heard around the world with

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w ABC Radio. Thank you, James, thank.

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Speaker 6: You, thank you so much. Appreciate you ed Shay, Ladies

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and gentlemen. He's out working with Johnny Mathis, who again

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today has announced his retirement the head show schedule for

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the rest of the year, that they're not going to

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do it. They're going to stop after the May show

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and it ends at bergen Pack. Interestingly enough, that's that's

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it for Johnny Mathis performing. That show already sold out,

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so humph, Yeah, the great Johnny Mathis. All right, let's

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get to some things I want to get to really quickly.

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This signal business is still going on. We got to

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hand it to Doug Collins. Doug Collins is absolutely prints

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dealing with Caitlin Colin over at CNN.

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Speaker 1: This is that exchange.

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Speaker 13: Do you believe that a mistake was made here though,

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to have this conversation, to add a reporter and to

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have it on an unsupported, unclassified group setting.

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Speaker 9: Kaylen, I've just told you, I've just answered the question.

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I wasn't part of it, and you know, I'm not

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going to speculate more than what the President's already talked

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about and those have been involved and talked about.

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Speaker 1: But would love to talk about the veterans.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, and I do have questions about the veterans. But

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given what we saw with the group chat and how

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this was used. You are a member of the cabinet.

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You obviously know these other members, several of them who

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are in there. Is this typical for the cabinet to

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have conversations over signal? Is this something that you use?

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Speaker 9: Well? Kaylen As send you and Dally. Do I want

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to talk about the VA I have a question as

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via secretary is cabinet. I want to ask you because

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I've been co curious about this because my job is

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to take care of veterans and I would like to

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know why CNN is hostile to veterans, especially one in

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Florida where you just had a five million dollar defamation

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suit taking a fence at a veteran who is trying

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to help people. In fact, one of your employees actually

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said we're going to nail him. I have a question

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for you, Kaitlin, is that employees still employed? Are you

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really concerned about veterans? So if we don't want to

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talk about veterans now, you want to talk about everything else.

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I'd like to hear from CNN as the Veteran Cabinet secretary,

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why CNN seems to have a problem with veterans.

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Speaker 13: Well, mister Secretary, respectully, my question was about whether or

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not I was a member of the cabinet. We use

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this and respectfully, I'm conducting the investigation and I do

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have a lot of questions for you on veterans affairs,

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but I don't think.

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Speaker 1: What you want to do.

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Speaker 9: What you want to do is cabinet answered. And if

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you want to continue this like this, that's fine. But

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they're VA inloyees who are working very hard. They are

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veterans who get their care from the VA, and they

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get their benefits from the VA. And it does mean

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no good to spect it on something that I've already

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asked an answer. So I've asked and answer your question.

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Why don't you answer mine? Are you still this person

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still employed who said they were going to nail one

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of my veterans, who you had to do a five

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hanid dollar reward majury because of defamation and then you

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settled the case.

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Speaker 1: Answer my question.

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Speaker 13: Respectfully, sir.

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Speaker 1: I'm okay. That's good.

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Speaker 6: We got it now now. Caitly did not having a

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good run. This cut eight jonas from the White House

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to with with Caroline Levett Press Secretary.

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Speaker 13: And the first bombs will definitely drop. Does the President

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feel that he was misled by his national security advisors

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whoever it was that told him there was no classified

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information in there, Now that he's seen.

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Speaker 14: These messages, I've now been asked to answer this question

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three times by the both of you, and I've given

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you my answer. The President feels the same today as

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he did yesterday. Okay, phil And I'm sorry, am I follow.

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Speaker 8: Up on what you would?

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Speaker 1: Just go ahead, Philip.

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Speaker 3: I mean when I'm not taking.

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Speaker 13: Your follow up, I'm a follow on something you just said, though, Caroline,

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that's Caitlin regard for taking your follow up, Philip, go ahead,

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I have.

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Speaker 6: Called you, don't follow up for you?

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Speaker 1: Now cut six. This is on the signal business needs

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no setup from me. Just here it is.

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Speaker 14: We are not going to be lectured about national security

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UH and American troops by Democrats in the mainstream media

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who turned the other cheek when the Biden administration, because

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of their incompetence, left thirteen service members dead in Afghanistan,

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and not a single person in the previous administration was

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held accountable for that botched withdrawal. Joe Biden said, in fact,

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it was a great operation. That is despicable. It's unacceptable

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to this president, in this Secretary of Defense, the National

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Security Advisor has taken responsibility for this inadvertent number being

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added to the messaging thread. But above all, we take

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the lives of our troops, safety, security, prosperity around the

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globe with the utmost series.

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Speaker 1: Well, there you have it.

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Speaker 6: Let's start with Santra in New Jersey because you called

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two days that I didn't get you in.

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Speaker 15: How you doing, Sandra, Oh, I'm doing okay, James. I

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had a nice day. It's really nice outside. You know, James,

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I was thinking about Mark Stein. How is he feeling,

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How is he doing? I know you went on cruisers

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with him in the past, and is he ever going

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to come back on the show? Why I miss you too?

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Speaker 12: I do well.

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Speaker 6: I don't know about that. You know, Mark is so

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busy and he's got so many things going on. I

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haven't caught up with him in a long time, but

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from I see his post on social media, I know

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he was doing stuff he had that unfortunate row with

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that lawsuit that was going on in DC, which was

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totally stacked against him, and he really to mean this

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was a no brainer. But this is the same I

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believe it's the same DC court circuit that is doing

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what they're doing with President Trump.

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Speaker 1: But I will make inquiries. Sendra and thank you for

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the question. Love it.

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Speaker 6: Thank you so much, Liz and Yonkers, New York. Your

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next how are you hi?

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Speaker 16: I'm wondering about the skuy Goldberg from the Atlantic.

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Speaker 15: How did he get his phone.

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Speaker 16: Number under a cabinet member's name on every phone of

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every cabinet member. I think it's sdonage. I don't think

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that the Trump administration typed it in on purpose. Somebody

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who put the phone list together. The context now you know,

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there's a lot.

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Speaker 6: Of interest going around mister Walls in this case. In fact,

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I saw another Paul Sperry had a post. Yeah, And

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I don't know whether this is something that I want.

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Speaker 1: To believe or not.

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Speaker 6: But this entire Jeffrey Goldberg, I mean thing and Walson

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believing They're gonna be a lot of questions answered about

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this over the next few days. I don't have the

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answer to those questions. And like you, there are things

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that I want to know. Thank you so much, Swammy.

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And is that right Swammy in Brooklyn?

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Speaker 12: Hell?

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Speaker 14: Right?

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Speaker 17: Hey, Hey, oh my god, I love your show man.

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I listen to it all the time. I know you

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were short on time. I just want to say I've

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been here forty four years. I'm still on a green card,

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and it's amazing. Why people want to destroy this country.

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I don't get it. I would like you to explain

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it to me. Why they hate Donald Trump so much.

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I'll hang up and listen to you.

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Speaker 1: I love you, brother, Thank you, love right back.

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Speaker 6: Why people hate Donald Trump is I will tell you

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why the Democrats hate Donald Trump because of what he's

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doing right now. Everything that these people have done to

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build up impenetrable power, he is pulling the rug out

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from under