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Speaker 6: Voters care about where does Trump go? Migrant crime, carjackings,

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the really lurid, awful stuff that is a crazy, crazy visual.

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Don't take the beat because most Americans are more worried

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about how are we going to address mental health issues,

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the visible homelessness that we see on streets, and how

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do we deal with mental health and other issues that

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drive the sort of random incidents.

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Speaker 2: That scare all of us.

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Speaker 6: That's what you should be talking about. That's where you

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should be focused. Don't take the bait and talking about

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migrant crime, or carjackings or the things that actually don't

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matter to that many Americans, and then go to.

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Speaker 7: The So far this year, the city is still averaging

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over one killing a day. Just this weekend there were

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three homicides and twenty seven people were shot.

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Speaker 2: We still have a problem. We have a problem with

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illegal guns. We have a high murder rate. We need

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help with that.

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Speaker 8: Uh.

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Speaker 9: The last one was from Chicago, the first from Minneapolis.

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First versus you heard there was Insha Rahman, who is

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one of the speakers at the big DNC confab that

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they're having in Minneapolis. Most people don't care about kaijackings

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and talk about mental health.

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Speaker 2: Don't take the bait. Don't take the bait.

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Speaker 9: Well, let's see whether the Democrats are right in not

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taking the bait. Welcome, my friends, those levers rush our

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fastest hour in American media. It will be fast today

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because she is with us. Oh, the mess of analysis,

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the ness of everything. Good ladies and gentlemen, Her Highness

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is in the houseness. Princess Die is here. Welcome your highness.

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Speaker 10: How are you, oh sir James, Miss It's so wonderful

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to hear your voice.

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Speaker 2: Let's go, Let's go. Indeed, yesterday I asked you.

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Speaker 9: I said, I had four articles in front of me,

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too difficult to just go through elaborate all, but I

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wanted your take on them. And then, of course your

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fans out there demanding that you speak on this Bolton thing,

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because who gives a ratch ass what James says about it?

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They want to hear Princess Dies take on the Bolton deal.

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But those four articles, let's just let me headline again,

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Cook Political gives Republicans the edge and the House for

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the twenty twenty six midterms. There was another article, and

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of all places, the New York Times, a warning to

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their base, the Democrats, how the electoral College could tilt

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further from Democrats. Notice they can't say felt tilt for

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other Republicans further from the Democrats. Also in the Washington Post,

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where democracy dies in journalism dies in broad daylight, how

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Zoran Mandami is teaching Democrats.

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Speaker 5: To uh, to.

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Speaker 9: Lose, lose, lose, and then again from Reuters. Trump's redistricting

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push could bring.

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Speaker 2: Decades, decades of Republican role to the US.

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Speaker 10: Houseroll to hear them all together. You know what's interesting, James,

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that I've noticed You remember, up until this year, one

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hundred percent of the media was giving advice to the

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Democratic part. They've always been doing that, and that's their perspective.

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They give all kinds of tips and hot hot takes

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that the Democrats should use. All of a sudden, now

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they're not giving advice. They're declaring catastrophe. They're basically in

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doom and gloom modes. They're saying everything is a kicking

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time bomb. This is a nightmare scenario. It's a catastrophe,

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it's the collapse. They're not even trying to help anymore,

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basically just throwing their aprons over their heads and running

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around the things. It's over, which is so delightful.

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Speaker 2: You know, I hadn't even stop it.

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Speaker 9: And you're right about those articles how Democrats could avoid

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the How dold Democrats respond to a rising Republican bar

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How do how democrat? Now it's o MG, all right,

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you look at these let's talk about this redistricting one first.

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Speaker 2: Decades every Republican relatively US house.

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Speaker 9: I even saw an article saying Gavin Newsom fell for it,

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the idiot, he fell for it, And now because of it,

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they're predicting that that now other red States are going

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to jump in and just totally make Gavin Newsom the

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clown idiot for starting this warfare instead of just letting

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it alone. Now he's going to engage the entire Red

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States against against this move that they want to do

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Speaker 10: Yes, and the reason is basically because Donald Trump is

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a fighter and he has been basically taught, as he promised,

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the Republicans nationally, how to fight. And this has become competitive.

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This was an unanswered attack by the Democrats for decades

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when they played games with everything redistricting, with all kinds

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of lawsuits, election rigging, cheating, using illegal voters, using dark money,

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and the Republicans, as we know it, drove us nuts,

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would basically lay back and say, oh well, And they

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didn't fight on this with the same intensity although the

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voters wanted them to. And thanks to Donald Trump, who

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was the impetus behind the Texas redistricting, he said, okay, look,

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we have to have our midterms maintain power, otherwise it's

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going to be another impeachment, which everyone knows that's what

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the Democrats would do if they won the House within

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seconds that's what would happen. And so he looked at

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the situation and advised Texas to look at their map,

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and they did, and there is so much of room

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now in all of there is over thirty states that

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have Republican government governors and Republican legislators, and they can

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do this they haven't done before. The Democrats are tapped out.

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They can't get any more blood from that stone in

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any of their states. It doesn't matter what California does,

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because they're not going to be able to get much

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more as far as Democrat representation that they have already

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in Democrat states because they've played this game for so long. However,

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there's a lot of rooms for Republican growth, and that's

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what the media is starting to look at, not only

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in the redistricting, which could be dozens of new districts

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that could go Republican, but also looking at the census

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and the electoral which are some of the other articles.

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Speaker 2: You mentioned now.

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Speaker 9: That is the one I want to move to next,

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this article about the electoral college. They understand, as much

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as they are moaning and groaning about this midyear redistricting

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not taking place after a census, there is a census

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coming and what is expected to happen in the census.

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Texas is expected to pick up even more red seats,

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Florida expected to pick up red seats, Utah, Idaho, New

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York and California, the two biggest for the Democrats, are expected.

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Speaker 2: To lose seats yep.

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Speaker 9: So even if Newsome stacks the deck further, they are

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still anticipating losses. Then we get to what's happening in Pennsylvania. Now,

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before you comment on all of this, I want you

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to hear two things, Princess, and then we can react

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to those in because they both they both pertain to

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this story. The first one is there's an author and

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his name is hard to find. I had it here,

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but I'll have to misplace it. And well, he wrote

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an article for seeing it, and they had him on

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his analysis. And they're baiting people with this story and

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I refused. They make this story for subscribers only to

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hear the nitty gritty, ugly details, and they want to

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charge you either three ninety nine a month or thirty

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bucks for the year. And I'm like, hell no, I'm

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not given seeing in thirty bucks a year.

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Speaker 2: Hell no.

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Speaker 9: So I just got the clip. I researched the author

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guy he's unimportant, But listen to what they're selling for

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their subscribers. Has cut five carlos, But listen to this.

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As the Democrats are meeting in Minneapolis.

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Speaker 3: The problem that he is facing is that the g

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martion among Democrats is really there, and he has a

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lot of both mental and literal debts that he has

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to be paying.

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Speaker 2: At the DNC.

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Speaker 3: There's been a lot of problem with fundraising, a lot

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of Democrats who are not willing to put the money there.

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And also millions of debt from Kamala at Harris's campaign

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that I get into in the story up on our

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site that has never really been reported before exactly what happened.

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And even hundreds of thousand dollars of debt or payments

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that are going to Joe Biden's legal bills for the

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oversight hearings that are on Capitol Hill. It's a lot

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of things that are coming together and making it even

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more difficult for Democrats as they are trying to figure

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out the way forward into the midterms next year and

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beyond what do you.

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Speaker 10: Think that, Well, it's amazing because I think I know

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the story that he's referring to it turns out there

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was this deal made with Kamala who stopped the Democrats

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to pay her ongoing bills. And so not only did

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she spend and I read one figure today three billion

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dollars in the past, I've heard one billion, and then

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I heard two billions. The last couple of days, three

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billion dollars she's spent on this campaign wasted. And now

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he has also gotten them to pay her ongoing whatever bills,

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and she's refusing to in turn work for them and

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campaign for them and go to give speeches for them.

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of ill will now for her, which is all underneath

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the surface, which I'm glad he reported on Good Grief.

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Speaker 9: That's amazing, all right. So then you have this cut

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Speaker 11: Swing states that in fact, do keep tract of registration

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by party. Look, the Republican Party is in their best

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position at this point in the cycle since at least

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two thousand and five, and all four of these key

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battleground states. We go out to the southwest, Arizona, how

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about Nevada, Republicans haven't done this well since twosand five.

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Pennsylvania very similar. Republicans doing better at this point than

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as far as I could find. Now, what types of

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gains are we talking about here for the Republican Party, Well,

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let's compare it to this point during the first Trump administration,

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all the way back in twenty seventeen. Look at this

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the Republican Party gains and party registration compared to this

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point back in twenty seventeen during the Trump first administration.

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In Arizona, you got a Republican gain of three points. Okay,

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how about Nevada up the hill we go, even though

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we're sticking in the Southwest, a gain of six points.

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How about again we come to the east coast North Carolina,

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a gain of eight points for the Republicans. And in

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the Keystone State, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 9: Again we're talking again we're talking major points.

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Speaker 2: What do you this is not shaping up well for

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Speaker 10: Well, in order to say how bad it is, I'm

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going to quote Jeremiah Wright and make the quote a

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little different. I think it is Democrats chickens are coming

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home to root. Oh, that is what we're seeing. This

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has been a long time coming. When their poor governance,

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their basic racism, their corruption, their inability to run any

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of their jurisdictions without enormous crime, enormous hardship for the

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people who live there, and they've been getting away with it,

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basically punching above their political weight for a long time.

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And now it has come to the point that everyone

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has had enough. Everyone is looking at it and saying

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this is a mess. Thanks in a good part to

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Trump throwing light on what's happening. He has cornered them

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into defending I'm defending illegals, defending fraud, and so now

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people are seeing the Democrats for what they are and

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Speaker 9: Wow, Princess Diana, stay there, please. James Golden snurdly fastest

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Speaker 12: The Rush Hour with James Golden on the Red Apple

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Podcast Network, The Rush Hour with James Golden entertaining and

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informative on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 9: And Ladies and Gentlemen, Princess Diana is here with me.

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touch base with you, Princess Die. Lady Benedict sent this

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to both of us. This from the White House. This

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Donald Trump trolling Cracker Barrel. I try to imagine Bush

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forty three's White House doing something like this.

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Speaker 2: I couldn't.

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Speaker 9: I tried to imagine Ronald Reagan trolling a company. I

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couldn't come up with it. This is so funny. It's

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got Trump sitting in the chair next to the barrel

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like with their logo, and instead of the Cracker Barrel,

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it's America First. America is back. And he says though

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that this is a great opportunity for Cracker Barrel if

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they just they got billions of dollars of free ads,

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if they know advertising, if they know what to do

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with it, what do he There has never been anybody

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like this guy in the White House before ever, I know, And.

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Speaker 10: I can't help but laugh every time. He's having fun

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with some of his stuff. Also, I think he gave

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some sincere great marketing advice to Cracker Birol. Yes, go

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back to your old logo saying we made a mistake,

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we heard you, and then use that opportunity to be going.

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I think that is what they should do. But they

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won't because they're leftists.

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Speaker 2: I mean, are we so sure that they won't.

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Speaker 9: These guys are absolutely I thought this was a two

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or three day story. This is turning out to be

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another bud Light story. These guys are tanking.

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Speaker 10: Well, yes, if they fire their current CEO and they

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fire their current management team, maybe, and they should do that,

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but I don't see that. I mean, they are way

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invested in this woke strategy and I think they're on

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that train unfortunately.

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Speaker 9: And speaking of that really quickly before we come back,

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I got some other sound bites for you to do

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to listen to. I love this thing. Make Crack a

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Barrel great again. But then the people at some of

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the progressive folks at Vogue, I think it is I

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never they're ticked off because they're editor once they're talking

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about having the first lady you wanted to cover, and

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that has liberals furious. Unbelievable. Anyway, poor babies is right.

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We have a lot to talk about with Princess Die.

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So whatever you do, keep it right here, ladies and gentlemen.

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Fastest Hour in America continues. Yes, we'll get to John

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Bull ten and so many other things. In fact, when

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we come back, I gotta ask Princess Die about snoop.

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Speaker 2: We'll be back. Don't go away.

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and make it happen. Princess dies here, I'm gonna get

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Princess dot talking about Snoop. This is an unlikely thing

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that would happen, right, Princess Snoop? Okay, So Snoop was

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being interviewed and he, uh dropped this one on everybody.

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Speaker 4: I took on and see U or is the movie

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with a buzz?

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Speaker 2: Like, sorry, not that one, but the new buzz The

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light Year.

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Speaker 4: I think Cheeky Palmers in that movie. She plays like

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the daughter. So we're watching it and the lady with

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is Kiky's mama. They move on into the spacehears they

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moved down the line. They're like, then she had a baby?

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Speaker 2: What a woman? Or my grandson?

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Speaker 4: In the middle of the movie, like, Papa Snoop, how

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she have a baby with a woman?

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Speaker 2: She a woman?

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Speaker 4: I didn't come in for this.

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Speaker 2: I just came to watch the movie. Hey man, watched

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the movie.

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Speaker 4: Uh they just said she and she had a baby.

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They both women's how does she have a baby?

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Speaker 6: Over it?

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Speaker 2: So it's like, I'm scared to go to the movies. Then,

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like y'all throwing me in the middle of that.

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Speaker 4: I don't have an answer for it.

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Speaker 2: Princess, how does this one raided in the culture was?

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Speaker 10: Well, I think it's actually an important thing because he

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had a normal reactions, a normal reaction, and if he

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has been hammered by the entertainment world, by the left,

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he has gotten so much online hate for that natural

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reaction of I did not bring my grandson for this,

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and that is what all of us feel when you

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have a child there and you are introduced to areas

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that you're not prepared for. And I'm glad he said

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what he said, and I hope he sticks to it

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and doesn't apologize, which usually happens.

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Speaker 9: I don't think Snoop is a type to go out

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and apologize, hope not for this. I don't think. I

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don't think you will. And that's I thought it was

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an interesting moment there. Okay, all right, would you please

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appease your fan base, please and give them And I'm

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just gonna shut up because it doesn't matter what I

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say anyway, and just oh no, And then I get

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text you know, yes, sounding very bitter. We just want

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to hear what Princess Diana's why are you sound so

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bitter about it.

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Speaker 10: I want to know what you say you think, so.

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Speaker 9: Thank you, princess. But but no, no, no, they want

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to know what you think. So please tell anybody, Princess Dinah,

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what do you think about the John Bolton situation?

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Speaker 2: I'll shut up.

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Speaker 10: Okay, Well, I think everyone is wrong and I am

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so happy you're giving me this one little moment to explain.

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And I think it is far more serious based on

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things that the President said, the Vice President said, and

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a little known article in the New York Times that

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all happens Friday and this weekend, President Trump was asked

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about this raid on John Bolton's house and office and

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he's first called in the low life.

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Speaker 2: Jenny said.

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Speaker 10: He's not a smart guy, but he could be a

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very unpatriotic guy. We're about to find out. We're going

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to find out. And this tas by so fast that

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you know that, together with some of the things that jd.

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Vance said, where he said to Christian Welker, unmeet the

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press on Sunday, there, we're trying to understand something that

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we're worried about. There's broad concern about Ambassador Bocan Botan.

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Did he commit crimes against the American people. What we're

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doing is very deliberate and being very driven by the

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national interest. Now I cherry pick those quotes, but I

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think that they are of a piece with what cash

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to Tel said, no one is above the law while

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this raid was happening, and Dan Dongino said, public corruption

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will not be tolerated. And let me tell you what

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this article in the New York Times which put it

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all together for me. Here's the title. Both investigation linked

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to overseas intelligence. This information was collected by the Sea

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ron Radkidcliff, who is the CIA director. He gave the

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information to Cash Betel, the FBI director, and so the CIA,

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as the New York Times explained in this article, is

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prohibited from law from collecting intelligence on Americans, but the

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CIA regularly collects information on foreign governments, particularly adversarial countries.

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but there are procedures to share that information.

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Speaker 2: This is a.

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Speaker 10: Very short article, very quiet. No one noticed it, but

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I'm putting it together with the things that the President said,

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that the FBI director and deputy director said, and the

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Vice President said that I think this is a national

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security offense of the highest order. Plus Victoria Tensing on Saturday,

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Texted search warrants cannot be based on stale information. Thus

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John Bolton had to have commit some act recently that

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was basis for the searches of his home and office.

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I've seen sources that say everyone's wrong that this is

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based on the book. They're dismissing it as some retribution

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from an old book. No, that there was information in

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the search warrant that pointed to the practice and habit

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of past offenses of John Bolton to show the context

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for this more recent offense. So I think that John

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Bolton is in terrible legal trouble and we're talking about

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national security.

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Speaker 9: Oh mg, this was worth waiting for that analysis I

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have heard nowhere else. And this is why people are

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devoted to listening to you, and with good reason. I'm

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one of those people. By the way, Diana, that's just amazing.

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That is amazing, amazing analysis. Let us see what transpire

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is here. We have a few minutes left. One of

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my favorite things to do with you is to play

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some sound bites. Get your reaction. Let's go to cut seventeen.

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Carlos we'll just play it and then the princess will

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say it kill.

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Speaker 10: Kill you. So are these people, these aging hippies, singing

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a song that they want to protect the kill Omar

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Obrego whatever his name is. That. Yes, yes, they're saying

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you can't have him because we're protecting him or something.

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And they're singing a song.

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Speaker 11: Is that.

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Speaker 9: That's what you're hearing. They're standing out in front of

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these people in Baltimore. They have on their pink vest.

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They're standing there. Uh, yes, Kilmore is our neighbor. You

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can't have him.

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Speaker 2: Trump.

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Speaker 10: I couldn't say, you know, I wanted to add to

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you know, the problems and the nightmare that the Democrat

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Party have had. This observation with the articles you had

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sent me that really you've got a combination of what

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I call corpses and comedies. You've got these old e

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loosy eight eighty year old you know, about to leave

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this mortal coiled Democrat corruption, and then you have this

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young group of communists who are coming in. And that

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is the problem. Normal people do not want to be

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led by either group.

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Speaker 2: Wow.

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Speaker 9: Okay, now let's turn to cut fourteen. This is Jeffrey

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Tubin who's a good friend of Missus Palm and her

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five daughters, jeff Jeffrey Tubin, Yes, Yes, devoted friend of

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Missus Palm and her five daughters.

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Speaker 2: Figure it out all this.

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Speaker 13: Well, This crusade, a criminal crusade against political adversaries, is

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completely unprecedented in all of American history.

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Speaker 2: I really, I think that's true.

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Speaker 14: Now when the Bolton matter, I think, in fairness to

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the Justice Department, it needs to be pointed out that

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those search warrants were approved by an independent magistrate, both

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in New York and in Washington and Maryland, so there

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was at least some check observed. But when you look

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at the full range of criminal investigations, whether it's Senator

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Adam Schiff or New York Attorney General Tis James, or

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Lisa Cook, the Fed governor who was who was the

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president attempted to fire today, Whether that's legal is a

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separate question.

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Speaker 13: Miles Taylor, who's on tonight.

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Speaker 14: All of these are political adversaries under criminal investigation. And

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I should add to that list Barack Obama, whom the

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President said committed treason and is now under investigation. This

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kind of crusade against enemies is absolutely unpressing.

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Speaker 10: You know, they're all saying things like this, James. It's

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like they have slept through the left four years. They

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think we have to and they think that we did

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not notice the you know, indictments and the arrest and

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the prosecutions and the jailing of some Trump supporders and

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part of his administration.

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Speaker 9: This has been like Peter Navarro, like Mike Flynn, like

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all these others, like what they did to the Jay six,

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people that weren't even involved in violence or vandalism, just

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there and they threw them in jail for just being there.

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Speaker 10: And so it's amazing the amnesia that seems to happen.

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And I've seen this perspective all over the left and

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that they just it never penetrated that what they were

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doing for the last four years was going to come

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back and bite them.

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Speaker 9: And it has and it is. And we like to

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buy we can't play the whole thing cut seven. We'll

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just play a few moments of it because it goes

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on and on and on, but it never gets any

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better than this.

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Speaker 15: Would you also like to get federal funding to help

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put five thousand more cops on the street in Chicago?

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Would that help drive down crime.

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Speaker 8: Well, look, policing by itself is not the full strategy.

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Speaker 15: I understand here if you've talked about the other things

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you want, and I said, those are good and important programs,

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But I'm asking also, would five thousand more police officers

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on the street in Chicago be helpful to go along

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with all of those social programs and a lot of

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cities are engaging in and having success with.

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Speaker 8: Well, look, here's the best way I can put it, Joe,

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is that in the nineties when I was in high school,

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we had three thousand more police officers and we had

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nine hundred people being murdered every single year in Chicago.

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It's just not policing alone.

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Speaker 15: Of course we want of course I know it, But

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I know it's not policing alone. You've told me everything

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else you want. I'm curious, and this is this does

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come down to an ideological difference between between people. Do

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you between normal people in the streets Chicago, they would

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be safer if there were more uniformed police officers on

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the streets of Chicago.

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Speaker 8: I believe the city of Chicago and cities across America

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would be safer if we actually had, you know, affordable housing.

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Speaker 15: Look, that's not the question I asked my question.

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Speaker 9: That's enough of it. I just got to play one

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more princess dot and then I will let you talk.

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Please have your way with well, no, let me rephrase

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that bill.

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Speaker 2: Address.

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Speaker 9: Brandon Johnson, mayor of Chicago, cut eight very quickly and

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more brand than Johnson.

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Speaker 16: We rate our way out of violence. We've already tried that.

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If we've ended up with the largest prison population in

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the world without solving the problems of crime and violence,

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the addiction on jails and incarceration in this country, we

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have moved past that. It is racist, it is immoral,

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it is unholy, and it is.

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Speaker 2: Not the way to drive violence down.

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Speaker 9: Okay, enough enough we do Okay, jailing people is let's see,

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it's unholy, it's immoral, and it's racist. So putting people

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in jail that commit crimes, you are a racist, sinning whatever,

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im moral, unholy person, You're a princess died.

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Speaker 10: Well, you notice how many opportunities Joe Scarborough gave him

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to basically say the common sense for you, Yes, more

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cops would help. Yes, we cannot incarcerate our way out

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of violence is just patently absurd. That is the only

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way you can get out of violence is to take

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the lawbreakers off the streets and the dangerous people off

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the streets. And it works every time. It's tries, and

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if he would do it, he would see the results,

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but he can't because he's a leftist.

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Speaker 2: My goodness, I just for incess.

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Speaker 9: I just wanted this guy is just I don't understand

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how they stay elected, but they do. In fact, one

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of the things I probably play tomorrow, just very briefly,

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is just so you hear the.

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Speaker 2: Tenor of it.

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Speaker 9: Carlos that cut eleven, a business owner, a business manager,

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foot I think another foot locker just got jammed up again,

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was this is just pull up? Shoot is just sick

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of people coming into the neighborhood and acting like they

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can just come ravage their stores, take what they want

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to take, and then you they.

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Speaker 2: Try to make you feel like you're wrong for defending

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your poppety.

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Speaker 9: And that's the sentiment of a lot of people on

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the street.

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Speaker 10: Yes, indeed, and I have seen today that that mayor's

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approval rating is nine percent nine nine. So he is

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in political trouble, and I think the population is going

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to do the right thing and vote him out.

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Speaker 9: Of there, Princess Di. So good of you to spend

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this the fastest hour with us. Thank you so much.

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We look forward to the next.

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Speaker 10: Time anytime, Sir James, It's a pleasure.

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Speaker 2: Thank you so much.

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Speaker 12: The Rush Hour with James Golden on the Red Apple

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Podcast Network.

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Speaker 5: The Rush Hour with James Golden Entertaining and Informative on

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the Red Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 9: So on this day in two thousand and three, Rolling

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Stone Bag named Hendrix. Jimmy Hendrix says the greatest guitarist

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in rock history. Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Keith Richards, Chuck Berry, Stevie,

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Ray Vaughan, Rykouter also made the top ten lists. Also

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on this day, in nineteen seventy, a party was held

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to celebrate the official opening of Jimmy hendrick studio. Electric

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Lady There, Electric Ladyland. I've been there, yes, New York

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City artist who went on to record. Of course, Hendrix

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recorded of the Electric Lady Land, so did John Lennon,

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ad DC, David Bowie, Stevie Wonder, Frank Zapper, Guns N'

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Roses and Edwin Byrdsong also did his supernaw out of

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his supernatural album. There Great studio anyway we gotta go,

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I think right yeah, okay, fastest hour in American media

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on the way out right now for the Tuesday edition.

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In Bus nerdlea'se Rush Hour. May God bless protect each

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and every single one of you, your families and your

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loved ones.

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Speaker 2: Love and gratitude always so you're being here with me

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and allowing me to be with you.

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Speaker 9: God willing we are back tomorrow. In the meantime, I

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bid you, I do.

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Speaker 2: Bye.

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Speaker 1: Thanks for listening to Bo Stirdley's Rush Hour. You can

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Speaker 2: What the heck is going on here