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Speaker 1: Dana Lashes of surd Truth podcast sponsored by Keltech.

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Speaker 2: It's his laugh mission to make bad decisions. It's time

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for Florida man.

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Speaker 3: I'm not quite sure how something like this happens, but

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it did. This is Fox thirty five and Orlando. A

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Florida man allegedly swapped tags and stole a six five

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hundred dollars piece of art for just fifty dollars. It

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was in Lakeworth Beach, Florida. Six thousand, five hundred dollars.

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He swapped a tag for fifty dollars at a business.

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How are you a business and you don't know it?

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It was a Palm Beach County Sheriff's office that responded.

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They put photos on their Facebook page. They don't know

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who the guy is.

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Speaker 4: They're still trying to fight him.

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Speaker 3: That seems a little crazy. Uh, how do you he would?

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I mean he was able to pay for it. If

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you're the cashier, you don't know that that's the big

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expensive piece of art that you got, well then it's

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worth less than worth less than fifty. So that guy

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got robbed. That guy got robbed. If it was so,

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they're looking for him. They're asking people to call Crime stoppers.

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That's just a weird it's a weird story. Does it

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even happen? Also, let's see here this m a machete threat.

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Machete threat leads to a dramatic window escape and pursuit.

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I'm trying to open this, but my mail is everything's

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slow right now. This is k HQ Channel seven ABC.

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The Pensacola, Florida. A Florida man is in jail following

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a series of I would say dramatic events where victims

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were threatened with a machete. The suspect jumped out of

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a window and was evolved in a getaway. Roderick lewis

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thirty nine years old.

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Speaker 4: He is thirty nine.

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Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, was charged with aggravated battery with the weapon,

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resisting an officer without violence, and he had possession of marijuana.

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His girlfriend, it's always a Crystal, forty one year old,

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Crystal Sorrel damn you Crystal was charged with fleeing eluding.

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Deputies were called to a custody dispute and apparently Louis

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drove up in a jeep, got out with a machete

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in his hand, and threatened them before leaving. According to

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Escambia County Sheriff's office threatened the victims. He jumped through

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a glass window while he was how do you do

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it while you're detained? According to authorities, they claimed that

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Lewis ran from deputies and got away. The next day,

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a deputy saw Lewis's jeep. Sorel was driving and Lewis

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was in the passenger seat. Deputy tried to get sold

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to stop. She refused. Sped sped away seventy miles per hour,

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So they conducted a pit maneuver. I don't know what

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that is, but it sounds cool, which made the jeep

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stop and Lewis took off running. And is that where

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they throw the spikes down.

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Speaker 2: It's when they bumped the back of the car to

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the left of the right, depending which side of the

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car they're on, and then it spins.

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Speaker 4: Nice.

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Speaker 2: That's the maneuver.

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Speaker 4: Don't try that at home, kids.

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Speaker 3: They finally caught him in the backyard of a home

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and they arrested him. So he was he had injuries

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and he's got as visible by his mugshot, he is

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on thirteen thousand dollars bond uh. Okay this I'm immediately

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getting into this a shrink wrap floor to man tried

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to check in his luggage at the Miami International Airport.

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It's like a flat Stanley maneuver. Remember flat Stanley. Many

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things are not permitted in check bags, but apparently people

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I don't know, so this is this is a story.

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It was August twenty seventh when this happened, and they

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said that a man who was described as tightly swaddled

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and shrink wrap good heavens, tightly swaddled, hopped up on

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the Airlines check encounter and a companion guided him to

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the baggage dropped counter where he picked up the barcode

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scanner and checked his actual dude friend wrapped up in

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shrink wrapped for the flight. And then he sat on

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the scale and people were like just looking.

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Speaker 4: They were bewildered.

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Speaker 3: It didn't say how much you weighed, but they said

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that I don't care about how much it would they

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just share videos of it, and I mean, that's he

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tried to do it.

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Speaker 4: I don't know if he made it on there. I

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don't think you can do that.

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Speaker 3: I think that there's like federal regulation what if you

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identify as luggage though I.

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Speaker 2: Wonder if it's even pressurized the same. I'm sure the

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temperature is not the same.

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Speaker 4: My temperature is totally not the same.

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Speaker 2: I wouldn't even try it.

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Speaker 3: That's why they say like short nosed dogs like Bracia

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Fallx don't do well when you, you know, if you

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check them. This has to be so stressful. I mean,

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think about it, like flying anyway stressful. I can't imagine

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being an animal being boarded. But the dude, though, what

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if he identifies as a piece of luggage? Think about it?

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identified his luggage? And also, how do you get out

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of the shrink wrap? I would already be freaking out.

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I don't like to be constrained like that. That would

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it bothers me even thinking about it, that he's all

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Speaker 4: That's just weird. People are weird. Why do they do this?

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Speaker 3: And a Florida woman is accused of king chater on

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a man's car. Alana Ohen, eighteen, faces charge is a

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criminal mischief and she looks proud about it. Pombey, Florida.

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She was arrested after she heavily damaged Feller's car. Twenty

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three year old Charles Cooler and yeah, apparently there was

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a little bit of a domestic incident and then she

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found out that he cheated and then wrote cheater and

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a little male copulatory organ ket it on the hood.

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I can't say what it is.

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Speaker 1: I played a famous supporting character, Sam Wise Gamgee and

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the Lord of Drinks trilogy, and people have told me

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for the last twenty four years since they've been watching that,

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how much they feel that Sam is a hero. We've

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been watching Kamala Harris in a very powerful supporting role

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for the last three and a half years. She's now

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stepped out. She's ready, she's strong, and I just want

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to I don't want to miss this moment in history.

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Speaker 3: You know, he blocked me on X Sam Wise, gamg

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Gamgy Doris Days his mom and that dude blocked he

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was an Ensino man on Austin Aston.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: Oh, Patty Duke whatever, one of them blondes from the fifties,

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Patty Duke whatever, that's his That was his mom. I

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he blocked me after Parkland and I never was like

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really mean or anything, but he was just a just

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he was just a bag of male copulatory organs. I

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just have no he was just like he was a

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little jerk.

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Speaker 4: I can't. It almost ruins it for me.

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Speaker 3: Sam Way's games, you though, he's trying to compare Kamala

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Harris to his character in what way welcome back to

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the program? I know we have other audio we could play,

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but I was like, no, I have to have this one.

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Welcome back Dana Lash with you top of the second hour.

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I cause you guys know, I'm a huge Lord of

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the Rings fan, never fail. I can bring any situation back.

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Why are you not eing like that, any situation back

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to Lord of the Rings. Everything in life can be

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walk right to Lord of the Rings, every single thing.

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And you know, he's sort of like Sarmon switching sides there,

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That's what he's like. And Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris would

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be more like that one orc that tried and failed

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to go after the Hobbits. You know what I mean,

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just saying because she failed, that's my whole thing, Like

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she was carrying out somebody's stuff and she couldn't do it.

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Speaker 4: I don't know, I why are they going to do that?

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Why do they have to do that?

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Speaker 3: He's not the only cause it's Venice Film Festival, so

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all the celebrities are there, and of course everybody's asking

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these celebrities about Kamala Harris, which nothing is going to convince,

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you know, flyover America to support Kamala Harris. Like asking

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all of these overfed celebrities at the Venice Film Festival

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to weigh in on what they think of her.

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Speaker 4: You know, that's nothing. Nothing's going to do that.

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Speaker 3: Come on, I mean, that's really I think a lot

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of people were really they didn't know which way they

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were going to go until Ben Stiller talked about it.

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I'm not gonna hate on Ben Stiller because I will

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say he's never been a jerk about it, you know

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what I mean?

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Speaker 4: Like Ben Stiller. Okay, ben Stiller.

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Speaker 3: Can be wrong on Kamala Harris, that's fine, and he

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can talk about you know, whatever he thinks, changes, et cetera.

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I don't know why they need change. I mean, they've

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been in charge for the past four years, so why

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do you need change. In fact, he talks about it

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here audio sound bout eleven. He's not a jerk.

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Speaker 4: Not like Sean asked in is listen good good?

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Speaker 1: You might answer this a quick question while you came

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and what you like about Harris Platform.

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Speaker 5: It was just very excited about moving forward and all

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the energy and excitement that's around this movement right now.

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Speaker 2: So that's why I'm.

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Speaker 5: Here, because it's time for change and it seems like it's happening.

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Speaker 4: You think she'll be able to sustain the momentum post

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convention for sure? Do you think the race is going

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to be close?

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Speaker 5: It's going to be close, but you know everybody's motivated

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at the work can make it happen. So and she's

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and she and Tim Walls are just study incredible candidates.

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Speaker 3: I mean, he's so wrong. He's so wrong it hurts me.

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dislike him, but he's not a jerk. He's entitled to

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be wrong, and he was nice about being wrong, right.

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He was like, I just think they're great candidates. He

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didn't go, I think there are candidates are amazing in

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Years of the Devil. He didn't say that he's so wrong,

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but he wasn't a jerk. So I can accept that, right,

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I can't accept Sean Assen like arguing with people on

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and left, or Mark Hamill, I mean, golly, that guy.

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Oh that's right, Yeah, he's toxic femininity. Yeah, he just

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looks toxic. He looks he just doesn't look like a

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nice guy, or saying he was never a good actor,

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that's why he never really. I mean, people consider and

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talk about his voice acting. But okay, anyway, but Ben

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you're not a jerk, I'm cool with you. But if

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you're mean, then I just feel like it's my duty

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to you know, I'll match your energy. So pick how

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we're gonna feel today. You know this, let's this, We'll

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go with it like that. I don't get why they're

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so excited about her now. They they loathed her. I

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kept seeing I kept seeing this video and we we

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that it's a Daily Show compilation. They made so much

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fun of her. That was what a year ago. They

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came out with this video a year ago and they

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made so much fun of her. So much fun of her,

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and now they're, oh, we're so excited. I mean, there's

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so much excitement about this movement.

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Speaker 4: What movement? They keep saying change and forward? What are

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they changing from? We will?

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Speaker 3: Well, you know, I guess you have to say change

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because you can't go same. That doesn't sell as well.

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Everyone's broke, and you have to act like it's someone

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else's fault, even though you've been in charge for the

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past four years.

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Speaker 4: She's been vice president. Now they act like we don't

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know where she came from.

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Speaker 3: She's a breath of fresh air. She's been in the

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Senate and then the vice president.

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Speaker 4: What are you talking about? She's been here this whole

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damn time. You guys are asking for a change from her.

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I just can't. I can't get I can't get over it.

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Speaker 3: I don't I don't understand what they're Make it make sense,

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Film Festival, and of course they're all going to be

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asked this. I now, her interview is tonight Airs Tonight

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with Dana Bash. Are we going to get some more

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to me how teams works count on.

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Speaker 6: You are leaders by the very fact that you all

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are hearing. Doing what you do is incredible, doing as

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one big team, understanding all of the different parts that

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Speaker 2: She took four sentences to say one sentence.

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Speaker 3: And she's talking to a high school band, you know,

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high school kids.

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Speaker 2: Can you explain to us what a team is?

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Speaker 3: She had jan Hooks from Pewee's Big Adventure Energy.

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Speaker 4: Just then, this.

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Speaker 3: Woman is making an authentic Mexican tortilla. Can y'all say tortilla?

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And then all these actual Mexicans are going tortilla?

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Speaker 5: What?

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Speaker 3: Speaking of which do you have me? Evil Longoria? Can

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you Kane's very excited about this. Kane and one are

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very excited. So how on a scale of one to

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c SA Puadway, what is this?

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Speaker 2: Good Lord? This is horrific. You mean from CESA Puadway

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Speaker 4: And she supports us to dream big. Two.

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Speaker 3: So let me tell you in the Latino community, in

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our community, we have a saying she sip with it,

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which means yes.

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Speaker 4: It means yes we can.

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Speaker 2: But tonight I'm here to tell you yes she can.

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Speaker 4: So we're gonna say she sip with it.

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Speaker 2: So when when someone asked.

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Speaker 6: You, is she ready to lean this country forward, we're

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gonna say shell she qualified.

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Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, these people live in an Adobe. Can

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y'all say adobe Adobe? I she yeah, she she she safe?

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Speaker 2: Way Uh huh?

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Speaker 3: Doesn't that kind of underscore the binary though? In Latin

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language Latin based languages, Yeah, she's pissed.

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Speaker 2: Off a little bit of the left there or a

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Speaker 3: The trains or people are out there like, no, it's

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SiZ say it's the way sid say, it's SiZ say,

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or they say actually, I can't even say, they say, yeah,

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Speaker 3: Nevada politician Robert Tellis was found guilty of killing journalist

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Jeff Jerman and sentenced to life in prison yesterday. He

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fatally stabbed this reporter in twenty twenty two. Democrat was

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Clark County Public Administrator he looked down and shook his head.

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I guess he thinks he should be able to stab

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people to death and there not being any consequences. They

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said that, according to the judge, the verdict should send

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a message that can't silence the media, et cetera, et cetera.

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Tell Us stabbed this guy, this Las Vegas Review Journal

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order after a German exposed corruption in Tellus's office that

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destroyed his political career and ended his marriage. And German

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story was focusing on this hostile work environment in his

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office and how because apparently there were people coming forward

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and blowing the whistle on it. There was bullying, retaliation,

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and an inappropriate relationship between tell Us and a staffer,

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all of which he denied, and then the guy was

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found dead outside of his house. So I'm just yeah,

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and it's just weird to be that. In the video

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when the verdict was read, he was shaking his head out.

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By the way, he's a Democrat, in case she didn't know,

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his party rhymes with Shemocrat Democrat Democratic.

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Speaker 4: They just killed people.

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Speaker 3: Living in tree field filled neighborhoods may reduce the risk

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of heart disease. I don't understand what they said that

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eight thousand trees planted in areas of South Louisville, Kentucky

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as part of a research trial, and they used blood

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and samples too. I think that there's probably more to

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it than that, but let's just be dumb and say trees.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's the trees.

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Speaker 3: All of a sudden, everybody gets nicer and everyone's health

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magically gets better. A ton officials shut down a boy's

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ice cream stand, and then fundraisers and death threats followed.

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Yeah America, Norwood, Massachusetts, bored and looking for something to do,

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this little boy named Danny Doherty hatch to plan to

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raise money for this brother's hockey team. He sold homemade

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ice cream. He was selling vanilla shaved chocolate and fluff

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or nutter to about twenty people. Then he got a

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letter from Norwood Board of Health saying that you have

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to shut it down. They said that the twelve year

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old set up violated their food code because apparently the

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state of Massachusetts doesn't think that people who go and

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buy ice cream from a twelve year old stand might

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not realize that a twelve year old made it and

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might mistake themselves for being in a professional grocery store,

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you know, because there isn't any other indications to let

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them know that they're two separate areas and two separate

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situations and they don't know which one they may be in. Yeah,

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so they actually had to take it down, and then

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the officials, I mean, they received a wave of pushback.

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And I really am I supposed to be feel bad

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for anybody in the story other than the twelve year old,

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because I don't. I really don't. The kid's mom encouraged

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our son to start.

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Speaker 4: I thought it was great.

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Speaker 3: You know, he could be out there doing drugs or

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you know, shooting people up all the Chicago. But hey,

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what he's not. He's out there making money like a

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good little capitalist. And you can't have that in Massachusetts.

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Speaker 4: No money to be made.

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Speaker 3: Killing of invasive owls is to ramp up on the

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West coast in a bid to save the native birds.

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I love it when leftists discover cling herds. They're like, wow,

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we're gonna have to kill some of them to save them.

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You mean, like calling the herds what you always bitch

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and moan about whenever ranchers and farmers do it. Us

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wildlife officials are drastically scaling up efforts to kill invasive

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barred owls. They're crowding out imperiled native owls. Can I

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have some, Like, why don't you just make it to

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where I can have some of them as pets.

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Speaker 4: I've always wanted an owl. I have a horror story

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about it.

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Speaker 3: Now, well, let's not talk about that right now. Also,

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Peloton is horrible, and they're slammed for charging a ninety

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five dollars activation fee because people are selling I have

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a Peloton bike if anybody wants to buy it, I've

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used it five times. The ninety five dollars activation fee

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because they're trying to get more money now that people

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are reselling them. So there's this Washington Free Beacon piece,

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Washington Free Beacon that has this peace out, and they

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noted that apparently she said that she had worked at

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McDonald's doing fries, but she never mentioned it until she

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ran for president, right, so she said I did fry.

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She claims that she worked at McDonald's. This is another

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big thing. Now she said she worked at McDonald's after

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she but her after she graduated college. They noted that

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her resume doesn't mention this.

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Speaker 4: And she was on.

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Speaker 3: I think it was Drew Barrymore show, because this came

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back up now in the Campaig and one of them said, oh,

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I heard a rumor that you worked at McDonald's and

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she goes, yes, I did. I did fries and then

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I was the cashier and you know, ha haha. She's

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just like us, right, that's e And this now that there,

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now the campaign is trying to leverage this as a

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way of, I think, trying to humanize her.

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Speaker 4: Look, she's just like you. She also worked.

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Speaker 3: At McDonald's or something to that effect, and I don't

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know because now nobody can find anything about it. And

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then there's the Politico. There was the thing in Politico,

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uh that had a campaign ad and it was an

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early cut so it hasn't aired yet, and it was

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August fourteenth, and they said that she worked at McDonald's

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to pay her way through college. So it went from casually,

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I worked at McDonald's, I did fries, and then I

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did this too. She had to work at McDonald's to

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pay her way through college. And that's the way that

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the campaign is representing it. And the Free Politico ran

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that story and the Free Beacon was asking, Okay, well,

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when did she work there. Why is this only now

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just coming up? And is that true? And it sounds

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weird to ask whether or not that's true. But then

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when you consider her running mate and all this stuff,

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the goofy stuff that he's light about. I don't understand

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why people lie over the most, the easiest, most demonstrably

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proven false things. I will never in all of my

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years that will never understand why people lie about this

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stupid stuff?

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Speaker 4: Why why would you.

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Speaker 3: Make up a thing about it I work and then

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turn it into a big thing that you know you're

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going to get.

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Speaker 4: Fact checked on. Why would you do that?

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Speaker 3: So then the New York Times apparently wrote about how

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she went returned to the Bay Area. I'm reading this

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returned to the Bay Area for a summer during college

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when she worked at a McDonald's in Alameda, next to

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Oakland and she was attending college at Howard University in DC.

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They said some of the details of the job varied,

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others are murky, okay. And then she had her memoir

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that she came out with ahead of her twenty twenty

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primary run, in which she said that she held many

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jobs in college and she didn't mention McDonald's. Then she

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just said she held many jobs in college, and then

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she had a whole chapter per Free Beacon devoted to

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the industry's quote unquote starvation wages. She also doesn't mention

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it in her two thousand and nine book and the

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other I don't know how many biographies of this woman

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we need.

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Speaker 4: There was like four of them.

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Speaker 3: Apparently there's another one in twenty one that doesn't mention it.

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But now the campaign's making a big deal out of it.

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So of course, you know, the Free Beacon's like, let's

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go out and look. So they went and they were

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looking at all of this and apparently there's no evidence

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of it. She only lists like three jobs on this

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one application. This was Hasting's College of Law. She only

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listened to to one. She never mentioned McDonald's. She only

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listened like, listed like three other jobs. Is she like,

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is this like poverty cosplay? So you're faking this so

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that you can seem like you're one of the people.

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I'm just trying to understand, you know, her her approach here.

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I can't stand when people do that either, you know

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what I can't. That's another thing I can't. I'm gonna

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tell you all something that I can't I also cannot stand.

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I cannot stand when people fake being country. That aggravates

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me to no when and these these politicians and they

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see it with Waltz and I see what these other

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people they do this all the time like they're totally

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you know, regular, average, everyday coast to coastal people. Then

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they go over to fly over Nation and all of

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a sudden they get a twang and then they try

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to play up like redneck roots or something. You're never

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gonna full actual rednecks playing as a redneck.

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Speaker 4: You're never gonna do this.

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Speaker 3: You're never gonna go to Appalachia Country and like fake

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out people and acting like you're you're one of them,

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And never gonna go to southern Missouri and fake people

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out and act like you're one of them. You're never

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gonna go to Texas and you know, in East Texas

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and fake people out and act like you're one of them.

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It's never gonna happen. I don't know why people try

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to do this. You're not gonna act like you're one

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of the poors or one of the proletariat or one

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of the plebs. You're not gonna fake people out. They

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can see you coming a mile away, and the only

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people who buy into it are the people who are

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blind enough and stupid enough to vote for you, regardless.

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Speaker 4: Why they do this, I have no clue. I do

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not get it.

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Speaker 1: No.

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Speaker 3: Bill Clinton used to do that all the time. I

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remember when I was in high school, and I always

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thought it was weird. Well, helly, yeah, Biden's done it.

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Biden's like, yeah, he got lean. I mean, You're not gonna.

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Speaker 4: Fool these people. These people.

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Speaker 3: Look, I'm gonna tell you cause I got friends who

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are from Appalachia, and then I've got family from southern Missouri.

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You're talking about hibilis and moonshiners. You are not gonna

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freak out people whose entire families have come up running

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away from the system trying to make that moonshine. You

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are not gonna You're not gonna face them people out.

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They are used to sniffing you out. They know you.

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You're a fed, they know you. Why do you think

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that you're I don't get this. They just think everybody's dumb,

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is what it is.

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Speaker 4: I don't know.

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Speaker 3: The whole thing, though, is fascinating to me. Why they

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and then they get they get themselves in trouble. I

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don't know if this is because okay, so this is only.

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Speaker 1: Uh.

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Speaker 4: I think the interview has already been.

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Speaker 3: Pre taped, so I doubt this story is gonna come up.

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But I do think it's an interesting question. Why do

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you feel the need to fake this stuff? What is

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it about your candidacy that you feel like you need

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to manufacture backgrounds like this? Why can't you just reach

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people through your policy instead of having to fabricate this,

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you know, fantastical background for yourself. That would be a

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tough question for them, wouldn't it. Yeah, And I think

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that's one that she'd answer.

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Truth podcast.

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