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your support. All Right, so remember yesterday we talked about this.

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I played the clip. If you didn't hear it, first off,

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shame on you. You can get the podcast, it's totally free,

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go to the peakpod dot com. But more importantly, I

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will play it again for you in case you did

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not hear it. This is the guy who was held

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up as the epitome of masculinity and he was going

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to win back rural dudes to to the Democrat. He

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was right, just his mere presence and him calling jd

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Vance weird that that was gonna be the thing. Oh

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and also that he he walked around in some camouflage

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and in a hunter's cap with a gun and that

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was gonna that was it? Like that's all the Democrats

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that flipped to Republicans out in the rural areas all

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around the fruited plane. That was all they needed to

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see to say, you know what, the Democrats aren't actually

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so crazy on all of their positions. I'm gonna go

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ahead and sign back up as a Democrat, right And

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it worked very well, obviously, because that's why we call

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him Vice President Tim Walls. So Tim Walls was on

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the Gavin Newsom podcast. Gavin Newsom, the governor of California,

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having completely fixed the state after all of the problems

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and built that super speed light rail, got him out

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of the multi billion dollar deficit, and rebuilt all of

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the fire ravaged parts of the state. Now he's doing

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a podcast because he's he fixed everything. So he's doing

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the podcast and he's got Tim Walls on the show.

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And here's the clip, uh that has been making the rounds.

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It's Tim Walls acting like a jerk. He's acting like

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a guy suffering from the toxic masculinity while also wanting

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to be seen as toxically masculine or something.

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Speaker 2: You got to respect people you disagree with, even you

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can't just dismiss people.

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Speaker 3: And well this most of their ass. I do. I

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know I can go wrong, but I.

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Speaker 2: Don't know if we're going to fall into that place

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where we want to Okay, we challenge, all.

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Speaker 3: Right, So there you go.

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Speaker 1: So Tim Walls, I think I could kick there. But

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I can do it. I'm super strong. I know how

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to do it. I've fixed my tr I can work

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on my truck.

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Speaker 3: He did say that too. Here I'll play the rest.

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Speaker 2: Of them, you do.

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Speaker 3: What do you know A WWE fight here type.

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Speaker 2: Of thing.

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Speaker 4: Is.

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Speaker 2: It's a natural reaction. I think it's one of the

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reasons we're losing so many men. And again it's multi ethnic.

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It's not just white men. Right, we're losing them. We're

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losing them to these guys online.

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Speaker 3: That's why these are bad guys though. These are the guys.

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But they exist, and there's the there's the virtue signaling.

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All right, they're bid. Everybody's bid. They're all bad people,

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and I can turn it beat them up because I'm good.

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I'm good and I could beat people up and they're bad.

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They're a rock.

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Speaker 2: They exist, they exist. Not only they exist, they persist,

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and they're actually influencing young kids every single way. Some

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of those guys back under a rock.

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Speaker 1: I think we have to, well, first you beat their

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butts and then you put them back under the rock

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because they're bad, bad, bad bad.

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Speaker 2: To first understand what their motivations are. I think we

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have to understand what they're actually doing. And you know

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that's racism and misogyny.

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Speaker 1: Race is in misogyny. That's why they're bad, and that's

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why I can beat them up because I'm good. They're

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bad under the rock.

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Speaker 3: Blah blah blah.

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Speaker 1: Okay, So Tim Walls goes out, lets his mouth write

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a check that maybe his body is going to be

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unable to cash. He has now gotten a taker. Not

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that he offered to fight anybody, but he did threaten

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basically half of the country. Well I guess, well, well

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half of the country that voted for Trump, but then

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a chunk of that, say half of that half, so

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maybe a quarter to a third of the country. The

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dudes that's who he said he could beat them up,

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He could beat up everybody, Like this is a guy

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Speaker 3: No, I'm not even gonna go there. I'm not even

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gonna go down that route.

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Speaker 1: I'm just gonna say, like, not a good idea to

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threaten a whole population of people, and you have no

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idea what their skill level might be, because you end

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up getting some people who are interested in taking you

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up on that offer. After Tim Walls, This is according

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to a piece at Fox News, after Minnesota Governor Tim

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Walls said he believes he could quote kick most Trump

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supporter's ass, one of them has now stepped up to

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the blade.

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Speaker 3: And I don't know.

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Speaker 1: I'm not generally a betting kind of guy on this,

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but I would probably take the guy, the Maga guy,

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the Trump supporter. You may know him under his fighting name.

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Speaker 3: Cain.

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Speaker 1: His name, his name is Kane what was kin in

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the ring? He is a WWE so wrestler. He is

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a legend. He stands seven feet tall. When he wrestled,

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he weighed in at over three hundred pounds. He has

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now challenged Walls to a wrestling match for charity. Of course,

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for charity. Maybe they could use the money to help

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alleviate you know, some fired IRS workers or something. If

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Walls win, then his money gets to go to his

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preferred charity, probably Planned Parenthood.

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Speaker 3: I would guess.

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Speaker 1: Cain, whose real name is Glenn Jacobs, is now the

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mayor actually of Knox County in Tennessee. So he's an

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elected official. Now, I did not know this. He issued

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a challenge to Governor Walls yesterday, saying.

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Speaker 3: Quote, all joking aside, I.

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Speaker 1: Don't know what he sounds like, but I feel like

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that's what he would sound like, because he's really tall

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and very big and kind of scary. All joking aside,

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Let's put our money where our mouth is in a

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charity wrestling match. We'll split the gate fifty to fifty

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between our chosen organizeds. I'll kick things off myself with

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a ten thousand dollars donation.

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Speaker 3: What do you say now?

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Speaker 1: In response to this offer from Glenn Jacobs aka WWE

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legend Kine okay. Nick Cercy, North Carolina's own international film

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and award winning TV star Nick Cercy, who also has

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moved back from the People's Republic of California. He's come back.

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He's not in North Carolina, he's over in Tennessee. Moved

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back to Tennessee recently, and so if you are unaware

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of who Nick Sersey is, you actually do know him.

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He played Chief Deputy Art Mullen on Justified. He was

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the investigator on Runaway Jury in the movie Runaway Jury.

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He's the one that cracked the case. He also was

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on He was in The Fugitive. He was one of

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the sheriffs after the train derailment at the beginning of

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the movie. He's been in the Shape of Water, the

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seventy Billboards movie or whatever it was called. You and

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know him when you see him. He also, as a

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public service, put out an entire YouTube series, Nick Cercy's

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Acting School, highly recommended if you want to know how

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to become an actor. His YouTube series will probably not

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help you, but it is hilarious. Okay. He has offered

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Nick Cercy has offered to be the celebrity referee and

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has promised that he would comport with the historical objectivity

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of all celebrity refs in the Ring. Walls, who was

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former Vice President Kamala Harris's running mate this past election cycle,

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made his bold claim on a recent episode of California

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Governor Gavin Newsom's podcast, where he says, I don't know

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if we're going to fall into that place where we Okay,

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we challenge you to, you know, a wwe fight here

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type of the thing, which I think this is exactly

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what America needs. I need to see Tim Walls, Tienem

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and Tim up against Kane. Right, I need to see

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Tienem and Tim in a unit tard and a mask,

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maybe a cape, going in there into the ring and

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wrestling with Kine, with Nick Cercy as the celebrity ref

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And I need to see a guy walking through the

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audience with a big old sign that says something like

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ice steal cable.

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Welcome to the show.

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Speaker 3: Paul, Paul.

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Speaker 1: Oh, Paul, that was so disappointing. All right, I'll put

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you back on hold. Maybe you're still there. We'll see

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if Bob is still here. Hello, Bob, welcome to the program.

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Speaker 5: I won't let you down.

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Speaker 3: Oh, thank goodness, Bob delivers.

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Speaker 5: You know why Walls was able to go on and

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make those bold challenges.

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Speaker 3: Is it because he's an idiot?

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Speaker 5: Because he was on Cavin Newsomb's podcast and who the

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Speaker 3: That's fair? No, that's fair. Yeah, he probably thought nobody

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would ever would ever see it. Yeah, no, that's that's

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a fair point, Bob.

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Speaker 1: I appreciate the call, buddy, have a great weekend. Oh wait,

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all right, so Paul is back. Let's see hello, Paul,

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are you there now?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm back, all righty.

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Speaker 4: The suggestion I had for Jim Waltz that if you

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decide to go against this wrestler, this fighter, he's going

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to need a couple of stones in a sling shot.

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Speaker 1: Probably a good idea, although probably that would be a

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banned weapon in the World Wrestling universe, although as I

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understand it, they don't actually they don't enforce the rules

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very well or uniformly, I think. Is that's my memory

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of wrestling.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, well I guess so.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Paul, all right, I appreciate it, a bud it

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have a great weekend. Thank you.

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Speaker 1: Here's my idea, all right, because you've got to have

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the undercart. You can't just have one match, right, you

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gotta do something else. You got to have some other

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fights going on. So there are no bad ideas under

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the cone of creativity, as I always say, So just

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hear the idea. I'm just pitching it. I'm just spitballing here.

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Tag team, which is, you know, two people on each team,

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and in this corner we have AOC and elan Omar,

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and in this other corner we have Lauren Bobert and

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Marjorie Taylor Green. Tell me you wouldn't pay to see that.

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Come on, now, I would pay to see that. I'd

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pay to see that more than I would pay to

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see Tim Walls. Actually, no, I would like to see

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him get his butt kicked too.

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Speaker 3: That would be well. See, here's the thing.

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Speaker 1: Now, I don't want to impugne all of the professional

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wrestling organizations and such, but my fear is that it

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would be fixed, that they would do something and make

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it like a draw, right, like there would be some

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Speaker 3: Maybe.

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Speaker 1: Again, I'm not trying to impugne all wrestlers hashtag not

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all wrestlers. I'm just saying I have seen enough over

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the years, and I have heard enough stories that maybe

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the outcomes of these matches might not be entirely legit. Okay,

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there may be a bit of like a script or

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something that they're following that it's rigged.

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Speaker 3: If you will.

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Speaker 1: And that's my concern with any kind of a pay

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per view event with Tim Walls versus Cane, that you

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would end up with a rigged result and it would

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Speaker 3: Two quick messages. One is from Moral Compass.

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Speaker 1: It's a Pete tweet. He says, every wrestler has to

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have a signature move. Oh no, how about for Tienem

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and Tim the Great Walls of China. Uh, the move

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could be where Tim takes away freedoms from his opponents. Yeah,

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he could, Like he could get into the ring and

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then just like start building a wall around him so

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his opponent can't get through. But then his opponent does

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get through and then throws him through the wall and

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it breaks apart.

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Speaker 3: You could do something like that AOC.

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Speaker 1: Former bartender, right, she could have like you could think

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of any kind of a mixed drink name like the

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screwdriver Sex on the beat. Okay, never mind, so but

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you could do something like that, right and name a

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move a signature move. I'm gonna stop before I get

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to elin Omar Tim. This is from Russ Tim Walls

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proves the axiom that the only guys who say that

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they can kick someone's butt are guys are Number one,

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guys that have been in no or very few fights. Right,

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that's one group of guys they're like, oh, I kick

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your butt, you haven't been any fights. Number Two, the

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guys who have been very successful in a lot of fights,

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they also will say that, and Walls is definitely not

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that one of the former. So I think this is

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the fight that America needs. I think this would be

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very cathartic for the nation.

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Speaker 3: I do.

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Speaker 1: Get a little bit of the ultra violence, you know,

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but it's all play acting. I mean not at all

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play acting with wrestling. Sorry, not at all. So I

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feel like it would it may be good to get

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some of the aggressions out.

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Speaker 3: You know. Let me read this real quick before it because.

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Speaker 1: Not that I don't trust your emails, John, but I

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don't trust your emails. Oh yeah, whatever did happen to

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the Zuckerberg elon Musk fight. I don't know Musk would

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get I think Musk would get his butt kicked. And

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then I think didn't Musk say something like his mom

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didn't want him to fight? So like that's the oldest

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escape hatch in the book, right there, right, I.

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Speaker 3: Would totally fight you, but mom says I can't. I

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got piano lessons next week, right now. Who hasn't used

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that out right?

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Speaker 1: I feel like because Zuckerberg has like he's doing a

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whole bunch of martial arts training. He's actually entered, like

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under fake names. He has gone into competitions and done

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pretty well. So if you ever watched his most recent

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three hour interview on the Joe Rogan podcast, they talk

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a lot because you know, Rogan's a big mixed martial

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arts guy, and they talk a lot about fighting and

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a lot about archery because well it doesn't matter, but anyway,

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so they talk a lot about Zuckerberg's training and the

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fights he has been in and that sort of stuff.

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And Zuckerberg told the story about how he had gone

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in for one of his first fights because he had

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done he had done fights and sparring with a bunch

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of the guys that apparently all work at META. They've

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been doing this together, so like they're totally bron out

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over like Brazilian jiu jitsu and stuff. And then he

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entered some competition under an assumed name, so nobody would

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know it was him. And he goes in there and

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he won. I think he won his match, and so

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people are saying, like he he legitimately knows what he's

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doing in a fight, and so I think I don't

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think Musk would want to go up against the Musk.

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Say what you want to man, the guy's brilliant, he's

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doing all of this other stuff. I don't think he's

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got it in his schedule to be doing all of

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the Brazilian jiu jitsu mixed martial arts training. So I

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don't think it would go well. But yeah, so I'm

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John said, is Elon is a little busy running the

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government right now, but I'm sure he could get a

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free weekend. Yeah, I mean, think about it. You could

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do that as an undercard, and you do enough of

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these undercards with the main event and all of that,

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then like that could wipe out our national debt. Could

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depending on you know, the licensing and TV rights and

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all of that stuff in the merch, but you could definitely.

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I think you can make some money at this At

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the very least, we may be able to knock off

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like a trillion off of the deficit.

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Speaker 3: What do you think. Ray. Welcome to the program.

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Speaker 6: Hello Ray, Hell, I just caught the tail end of

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a little bit of your segment where you were talking

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about AOC and been a new drink.

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Speaker 3: No, a wrestling move.

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Speaker 6: Oh okay, well she could apply that to this. It

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could be a wrestling move named after her new drink

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that I'm getting ready to tell you about. And what

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it is is you mix orange juice with milk of

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magnesia and call it a Philip screwdriver.

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Speaker 1: Terrible, Ray, that's just awful. All right, thank you for

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the call. Ray, have a good weekend. I was thinking

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of a signature move for elan Omar, but it involves

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marrying a relative and it didn't really apply.

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Speaker 3: Bain, Welcome to the program, Hey Bane, Hey.

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Speaker 4: Man, here's the question.

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Speaker 5: Is Kine Abel?

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Speaker 3: Indeed he is. He's the mayor of Knox County, Tennessee,

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and so he's right.

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Speaker 5: Or is walled Abel? Kane killed Abel?

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Speaker 1: That's true too, So yo, you could do it as

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like Caine versus well, no, not able, we would need

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walls and canes this time it's personal or so yeah,

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we need a slogan, we need something hmmm, Yeah, we're

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gonna have We're gonn to workshop that one bane. I

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appreciate the call to have a good weekend. Caine and Walls. Walls, Cain, Cain, Walls.

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Speaker 3: I don't know. I feel like there's something there.

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Speaker 1: I feel like some you know, marketing professionals would be

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able to come up with some sort of way to

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market this event and really get the interest going. But honestly,

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I know half of the country would tune in, the

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half of the country that voted against Harris Walls, they

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would definitely sign up for this, They would definitely pay

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to watch this. I'm not so sure about the Harris

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Walls voters, unless like maybe Cain like make some announcement

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or something ahead of time and he says that, you know,

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he's been he's infirmed somehow, right, like he oh, I

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had just had surgery on my leg or something like that,

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and then people think Walls has got a shot, or

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maybe his voters really do believe that he he is

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the pinnacle of masculinity and so he is the guy

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that's going to whoop up on that mag eleven Mayor

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from Tennessee, formerly a world wrestling seven foot three hundred

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pound giant. Maybe maybe they think he'll win I don't

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want to raise anybody's expectations. I don't think this is

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going to happen though people unfortunately, at best, they may

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do like I'll be will be the will be the

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celebrity managers of some other wrestlers. I bet Walls would.

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I bet he would do that. I have not heard

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Walls response yet. He has not issued any kind of

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a response because, like it reminds me, like, what did

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Apollo Creed say? He's running, He's hiding because he's too

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scared to fight me. Right in the words of Apollo Creed,

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That's what Walls is doing. Not that I'm equating Walls

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to Rocky, God forbid, I am not doing that, all right.

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was not I did not prep any of this. I

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did not prep any of these ideas. We are in

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the protective cocoon of the Cone of Creativity. There are

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no bad ideas in the Cone of creativity unless I

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say so. But generally, like this is a safe space.

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But I do require like a higher level of product

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of work product here, you know. So I appreciate some

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of the stuff I'm getting, but a lot of it

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is just not It's okay in the Cone of creativity,

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but it's not suitable for air people Okay, like it's

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just it's not suitable. Here's one that is, ill on

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Omar got it. You gotta have a signature move, right.

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Ill on Omar's signature move would be called the Brothers Keeper.

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Very nice, it's well done. And Russ suggests this event

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could be marketed as Cain versus Disable, or I would

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how about this Cain versus Unable the Unable. That's I

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have another undercard matchup, right, because you can't just have

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you can't just have the one wrestling match, because all

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you know WWE, WrestleMania's and uh or WrestleMania or Mania

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whatever multiple events, right, all of their events, they've got

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multiple fights inside of the the event.

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Speaker 3: They have the main event, and then they have the undercards.

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Speaker 1: They have all of these other matches, right, and so

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one undercard, as I mentioned, would be AOC teaming up

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in a tag team with elan Omar, and then they

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would go up against Marjorie Taylor Green and Lauren Bobert

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as the undercard.

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Speaker 3: That would be one matchup. Another matchup that I just

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thought of.

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Speaker 1: Jamaal Fire Alarm, False Alarm Bowmen versus Matt the Face Gates.

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Speaker 3: Right, Bowman Gates.

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Speaker 1: Now, they probably would never fight because they'd be like

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a false alarm get pulled or something and cleer the venue. Yeah,

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but yeah, lots of potential for these types of fights

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to happen undercard fights and really work out some of

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the aggression that we have seen in the halls of Congress,

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you know, and now we'll get we get the opportunity

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to raise a bunch of money for charity and to also.

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Speaker 3: You know, settle some of these scores.

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Speaker 1: In fact, actually Marjorie Taylor Green because she got into

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a big shouting match with Jasmine Crockett, remember that, So

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that might actually.

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Speaker 3: Be like that.

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Speaker 1: You could dub that one like bad blood because they

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don't like each other at all. That might be a

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good fight. Let's you what Michael has to add. Hello, Michael,

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welcome to the program.

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Speaker 5: Hey, thanks taking my call. I've always called you guys.

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Always sit in my car. I appreciate you say, I

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love your station, and I just want to say that

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I just don't understand it. And anyone and anyone that

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ever casts a vote for the Donkey Party in the future,

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they have to go in for mental illness because on

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your show, I mean, everyone wants to be agreed with.

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But like I heard a comment the other day and

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I really believe it. I mean, I believe in the

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only Jesus Christ. The thing is is, he just said

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one comment that really hit home. He said, I've never

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ever seen so much truth that Satan exists, and what's

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happened in the past six weeks. I mean, whatever this

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man does, these people come at him. I've never seen

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more racist, idioti people in my life. And it's just

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it's just proof. I mean, I mean, the man's trying

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to save us money, you know. I mean, he's done

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more in a week and differcuts to in the last

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hundred years. You know, it's just mind bothering. But I

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love your station, Thanks Mike, and anyone that listened to

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your station, you know, just has to be awesome because

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just you know, you're just common sense.

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Speaker 1: Well I agree with that. Everyone who listens to the

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station is awesome. I agree with you on that, Michael.

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I appreciate the call. I'm up against the break. Have

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a great weekend. All right, that'll do it for this episode.

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Thank you so much for listening. I could not do

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the show without your support and the support of the

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businesses that advertise on the podcast, so if you'd like,

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please support them too and tell them you heard it here.

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You can also become a patron at my Patreon page

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or go to dpetecleanershow dot com. Again, thank you so

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much for listening, and don't break anything while I'm gone.

