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

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his laugh mission to make bad decisions. It's time for

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Florida man. All right, so lost on myself? All right,

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here we go. Boy oh boy, So there's a million.

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I want to start with the uh why No, I

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don't want to do that one. I don't want to

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do the screwdriver one. Oh, good luck with that one. Okay,

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how do I do this? Because it's an let's skip

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this one. There is no way that I can share

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with you a story about a guy is a Florida

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man who uh, I don't know how to put it,

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imbibed a screwdriver through a place that's not his mouth.

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I would say he loves tools. Yeah, let's not do

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that one. There's no way I can talk about that one.

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But I can't talk about a Florida man who was

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arrested for alleged upskirt photos of women at a Florida

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grocery store. Oh my gosh, this guy, forty five year

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old man was arrested by detectives on suspicion of taking

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upskirt photos of multiple multiple women at a Florida grocery store.

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It occurred in June of this year, deputies were called

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after reports of this very suspicious individual. He was like

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sticking his phone trying to get pictures under their skirts,

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and he would place his cell phone in a shopping

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cart and then like get it close to I guess,

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like on the bottom part of the shopping cart. He's

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being held on sixty thousand dollars bond. I gotta tell you,

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I if I would catch somebody doing that, I think

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I'd beat them to death in the store. I mean,

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so there must be some restraint on behalf of the

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ladies who saw it and did not do that. So

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just saying that's now this guy, boy, oh boy, he's

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the guy kind of looks like post Malone, but not

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like like if post Malone were a total bad guy

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and totally well. This guy, he looks like he's crawled

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out from under a rock. Dylan Fogel. So, Dylan Fogel

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got really upset because he was kicked out of a

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strip club due to inappropriate behavior. And I'm trying to

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figure out how you get kicked out of strip club

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for inappropriate behavior? Like what are you doing? Like grabbing Pete?

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Like what are you doing? So this happened about four

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to twenty in the morning. It took place just a

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few days ago. They were responding to the parking lot

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of the Emperor's Gentleman Club, so taking it up not

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just a gentleman club, at the Emperor's Gentleman Club, where

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a truck had crashed. According to Tampa Police. Now eyewitnessed

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this said that twenty five year old Dylan Fogel had

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been kicked out of the club but got mad and

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then drove the truck into people standing at the entrance

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because he was mad after having been kicked out of

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the club. And they said he did it. He killed

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our friend. They were all pointing to him. When all

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law enforcement arrived. They said there were no breakmark, skid

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marks at the scene, no evasive maneuvers at all. He

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definitelyccording to court records, wanted to hurt someone. He wanted

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or to drive them over. Oh my gosh. So yeah,

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that's I mean, he just doubled down on the insanity.

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That guy. So this one, let's see my favorite story

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I think of all time as the pizzeria guy. We

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had that. I put that on I put that out

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on Twitter because no one believed that story. This Guy

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Local ten, a Florida man bleeding from the head, was

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arrested at a Miami airport after, along with his companion,

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he refused to get off the plane Miami Date. They

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got arrested Miami International Airport. They boarded an American Airlines flight.

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They were going to Vegas, and then they noticed that

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twenty seven year old Eugenio Garnier was a Vegas was

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bleeding from his head. The woman was Florida woman, this

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isn't He's going to Vegas, bleeding from his forehead and

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had a bandage around the wound. So they were asked

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Miami Date, said Hernandez Garnia. He was asked to clean

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up the blood replace his bandages, but he said he

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didn't have any clean ones. They asked him to deboard.

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They were concerned about his medical contamination and the fact,

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you know, body fluid contamination, and they said if they

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couldn't fly, no one else could either. He and his companion,

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so they would not leave. So they ended apparently up

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on TikTok and the woman was saying that he had

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just had surgery, and they were told please, you know

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you're gonna have to get out or you're gonna have

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to be escorted out. So they had to be escorted out,

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they were handcuffed, they were placed under arrest, and every

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other passenger was forced to dboard as well. So the

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flight was delayed. And they didn't actually say why he

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was bleeding. They didn't say that, but she was saying

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the woman with him was saying that he had surgery,

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so that whole flight was delayed. I'm sure they were

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Dana sent you. You guys are my therapy today. I have

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to vent about it because I watched it last night,

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moved a caid to college and then came and watched

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this stuff. So maybe hoping to get some sort of

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insight into what policies they're promoting the even let's just say,

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let's just say, if you know Kamala Harris is elected,

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do we even have an idea as to what her

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policies are going to be? Because all I get out

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of everything is that money's bad in Vagina. That's it.

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It's all I get out of it, Right, Kane, That's

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gonna help you a lot pay your bills, right, it

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seems do you feel the stress coming off your shoulders

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from that? I'm not joking audio sound by twenty This

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is a DNC video. We I forget which one this

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was because we have literally eleventy million cuts of this stuff.

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Poor Wan is like, I feel like we got to

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wash his brain. Now. I know it's on abortion, but

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was it like one of the pre prepared or was

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it one of those broads up there top? I can't

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even remember anymore. This is what I'm talking about, twenty

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credible moment in history.

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Speaker 2: We've seen women stripped of their most fundamental right to

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autonomy over their bodies.

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Speaker 1: Okay, stop, full stop, full stop. Who is stripping women

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of our full right to autonomy? What is that? That's

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a phrase, right to autonomy. It's kind of redundant, isn't it.

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Like you don't even need to say right to autonomy.

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You would just say autonomy. You don't need to have

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this like complete ridiculous word salad. But who's doing that?

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Who's making you have sex and get pregnant? Who I

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want to know who is making you have sex and

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get pregnant? Because the only time that I have ever

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seen the government strip anything from anybody was during lockdown.

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That is the only time I have ever seen anyone

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stripped of dignity, of autonomy, of other rights. They act like,

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what is what do you mean what decision over your body?

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Let's start there, because that means that sounds like rape.

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So you're saying the government is raping people. That's at

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the very basic just trux of it is what you're saying.

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Where's that at where's that news story? I don't see it.

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Where's MSNBC. I would imagine that if the government is

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getting women raped and getting them pregnant, then that would

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be a major news story. Camee right, So where is it?

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Oh wait a minute. It's women who are choosing to

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engage in an activity that can result in pregnancy, and

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that's according to Planned Parenthood's own publicly available statistics. Can

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we stop this stupid? It's the same stuff over and

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over again. All these chicks need to get a new line.

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I it's amazing. This is what I'm talking about. This

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is all it is. Anytime a woman comes up, it's

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just this. They save the other issues for the men.

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By the way, speaking of videos, Waltz's audio some by sixteen.

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His introductory video once again once again incorrectly identified him

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as a command sergeant major in the National Guard Watch after.

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Speaker 3: His seventeenth birthday and served twenty four years in the

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National Guard, rising to command sergeant major.

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Speaker 1: Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy. Yeah, that's not right.

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But you know, and then people are like, can you

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believe that he is being criticized. He's being criticized. No

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one's attacking his service. They're attacking for line about it.

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This is the other thing that really bothers me that

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I think is not getting enough attention. He lies about

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the goofiest things. So again last night they were talking

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about abortion, and they were also misrepresenting the women who

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which we're going to talk about coming up, the women

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who had received abortions. But they keep saying that he

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had he and his wife had IVF, that they underwent IVF,

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even though his wife came out and said, no, that

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wasn't what we did. We didn't go through IVF. They

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went through a different process that was not at all IVF.

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But the reason they keep touching on IVF is because

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they're trying to make it, make it something that they're

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trying to act like Republicans are against it. Trump has

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literally come out and said he's not against it, that

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it would not be anything that he would oppose in

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his administration, regardless whether where you stand on it as

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a Republican or as a conservative. That's I mean, he's

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already said that. So why are they I don't get

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why are they trying to claim that they're they're trying

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to they're creating. That's an actual straw man. They're they're

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creating something to fight against. It's not a position that

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the right holds are like this, who's this chick? What's

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she the ag? I'm scrolling there are a million dollar

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audio or a million kinds of audio. She's Oh my gosh,

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audio sun Bide eleven. So I tweeted this out. I said,

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no one, absolutely, no one. And then Michigan AG Dana Nessel, listen,

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by the way.

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Speaker 3: I get a message for the Republicans and the justices

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of the United States Supreme Court, try this wedding band

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from my cold dead gay hand.

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Speaker 1: So my first thought was, no one cares. Literally, no

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one cares. My second thought was gay hand. That's so cringe.

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That probably sounded better in her head gay hand. I mean,

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I've heard of Nick Cave's red right hand, but I've

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never heard of the gay left hand. I've never heard

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of that hand, my dead gay. I love my dead

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gay's son. I'll take it off my dead gay hand.

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They are are gay hands, different from regular hands. She

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got like an extra finger on it or something. I

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don't know. I don't know what's wrong with it, what

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makes it different. Every finger's a different color. You're just

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stop trying to be specialer than everyone else. Stop it.

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No one cares. No one said anything. She gets it there,

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and she says she does that. Oh my gosh, that's embarrassing.

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That is embarrassing. Like no one was talking about literally,

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nobody was talking about this, and then she gets up there,

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you know, bright off my dad gay hand. Okay, Heather's

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all right. It's like Kurt's sister, Kurt's dad, Kurt's sister

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from Heathers. It's a deep dive. It's a deep cut. God, Lee,

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this is what I'm talking about. It's all like they

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keep trying to create things to argue against. No one's talking,

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no one. That's the again where I'm not arguing about

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IVF because the Trump team, Alreaty came out and said

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that's not anything that they're opposing, says, somebody's going to

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be a part of the administration, So why are they

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doing that? I don't get it. Why are they mad?

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And then they get mad at Republicans because Democrats foo

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Bard Roe v. Wade. That wasn't anything Republicans did, and

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Democrats are trying to target Republicans so their own base

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doesn't get mad about how over how poorly they handle that.

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If Democrats were really concerned about what they call quote

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unquote women's reproductive rights, why do they not do anything

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state by state? For decades they focused everything federally. Even

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Ruth Bader Ginsburg before she passed, was warning them all,

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you this is a horribly determined case and it's going

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to be contradicted and it's going to be undone. You

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need to do something about it state by state. I

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mean this what she was saying. They never did anything,

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and then the inevitable took place and they got mad

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at Republicans because they didn't do anything. Again, you're creating,

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to yourself or that no one is arguing, but this

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is them. But do you want to hear what the

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most uncomfortable point was so far? I missed this because

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I was off air, But can I play audio sound

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bite nine. Please Ashley Biden just showers her dad with praise.

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Speaker 4: Joe Biden is the og girl dad.

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Speaker 1: No one else had daughters before him.

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Speaker 4: He told me I could be anything, and I could

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do anything. As a child, I would sit on the

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leather chair in his office doing my homework and he

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would sit next to me doing his work drafting the

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Violence Against Women Act.

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Speaker 1: And then we had a shower. I look. She wrote

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that in her diary that she claimed was hers and

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took ownership of, and then the FBI took possession of

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and then they tried to sue people over it. So

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don't sit here and tell me that it's not real,

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because she wrote that in her own hand on her

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diary and she claimed that it was hers. So moving on.

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That was weird, right, it was weird. My dad told

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me I could do whatever drug I wanted. Remember, by

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the way, the reason that that diary came into someone

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else's possession is because she literally left it in a flophouse,

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a drug flophouse in the mattress. Yes know whose house

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it is. I don't know the person, but I know

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someone who does. It was a it's a it's a

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shoes using it as a flophouse. It was like an

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ex lover and left it in the mattress and apparently

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another female found it. That's what happened. That's how that

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diary came out. So weird, right, awkward, super awkward. Tonight's

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going to be even more awkward. Oh my gosh, it's

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gonna be because Kamala Harris is going to be speaking.

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Or wait a minute, do we have what did Clinton

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bite eleventy million billion it's my fault too. We have

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Oh gosh, where's it? Where's where's the whe's's it? Oh? Yeah, yeah,

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just real quick, it's like five seconds. You guys need

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to hear this because where's the outrage? Go ahead, ask

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for their help, and then follow our leader.

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Speaker 4: Cammel.

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Speaker 3: And now all of the news you would probably miss,

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it's time for Dana's Quick five.

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Speaker 1: So apparently okay, I neither Caine Cane nor I find

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this to be scientific. They say eating meat raises risk

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of type two diabetes, says the study. Ah, what regular

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consumption of fifty grams of process to me today? You're

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supposed to see You're supposed to eat bugs instead of

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the desert. They say, it's equivalent. It's equipp processed meat today.

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I know that's the problem. They go, if you eat regularly,

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if you eat processed meat equivalent to two slices of ham,

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that's associated with the fifteen percent higher risk of developing diabetes.

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They said, eating one hundred grams of unprocessed red meat,

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they said, raises the risk by ten percent. I don't

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even believe that either. I think that's a why I

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eat red meat as often as I can. You should

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eat red meat, you know why. Because you have k nineteeth,

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you have enzymes in your liver and different a chemical

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for the lack of a better way to put a

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biome in your gut, to process meat. Because we are

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carnivores the end. You can choose not to be, you know,

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but that doesn't change the fact of it. This is

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just them trying to swindle you into not eating red

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meat because they want you to eat bugs and be

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sickly and anemic and sad and live in the desert

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in a tiny house like you see on httv's Tiny

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House Nation and owning. That's what they want. That's the

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whole point for aging men, they said, finding a spouse,

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unlike unlocks the fountain of youth. This isn't bad. This

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is bad news for the taint brothers. Uh, finding a

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spouse unlocks the fountain of youth. A happy marriage actually

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helps I think everyone men and women age gracefully and

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live with vigor and vitality. Is it, do you really

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need to study for that, though, No you didn't. Let's

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see comma yanism for delays a new EV plant and

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cancels electric three row SUVs. Is it shifts strategy? I couldn't.

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I'm happier about this, I think more than anybody I know,

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because you guys know I hate evs, not because I

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don't like the gadgetry of it, because I'm tired of

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the proselytizing about EV's. And that's what all of this

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has been so now for It's like nobody's buying our

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dumb cars. Guests were, guess, we're gonna have to make

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fewer cars than we planned. They said they're shifting to

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deliver better, capital efficient, profitable evs maybe in the future,

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but they also have been like Ulso shifting to hybrids.

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So Americans think it takes two and a half million

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dollars to be considered wealthy in twenty twenty four, Well

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none of us here are wealthy then wow, No, that's crazy,

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thinks by nomics, thanks inflation.

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Speaker 2: You see, My mom, in her steady, quiet way, lived

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out that striving sense of hope every single day of

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her life. She believed that all children, all people, have value,

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that anyone can succeed have given the opportunity. She and

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my father didn't aspire to be wealthy. In fact, they

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were suspicious of folks who.

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Speaker 1: Took more than they needed.

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Speaker 2: They understood that it wasn't enough for their kids to

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thrive if everyone else around us was drowning.

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Speaker 1: So my mother, okay, this is I wanted to play.

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I know this is from the other night, but I

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have other audio from tonight that gets from last night.

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They gets into this because this is this Marxist garbage

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that has permeated, and it's just it's this is what

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the DNC is now. Welcome back to the program Dana

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Lash with you FINUS Channel three forty seven Direct TV,

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and also a Rumble where the conversation happens the audacity

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of lecturing people about well, you know, they don't want

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people who take too much, took more than they needed.

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How many houses is more than you need? How many

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houses is that is more than you need? I was

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just looking at the beautiful Obama property portfolio. I don't

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know if you're aware with us aware of it. I mean,

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they're worth what eighty million dollars net worth? They have

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multiple properties all around the world luxury real estate holdings

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in Chicago. They have a beautiful estate in Hawaii. In fact,

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did they buy the old magnu Pi estate. And then

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they ended up getting they paid off the government so

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that they could do something to the shoreline that they

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that apparently actually hurts the shoreline. But they're the Obamas,

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and they got millions of dollars. So you know the

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difference between them and everyone else following these rules is

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that they got money and they got property in Massachusetts, Washington,

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d c. In fact, Homes and Gardens did a huge

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tour of their coastal retreat on the beautiful Massachusetts Island.

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Looking up at the Hamptons Martha's a Vineyard, they said,

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it's one of the more impressive properties on Martha's Vineyard.

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And I will say, after looking at the aerial shot,

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I can't disagree with this. It's a beautiful piece of property.

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When you have a huge circle drive, you have this

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huge courtyard that you pull into, you have a nice

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walk all the way out to the beach. It's ocean

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front property that's worth over twelve million dollars and it's

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right there. It's considered one of the world's best homes.

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It's a twenty eight acre compound coastal decorps detached barn.

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And as if being right there on the edge of

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the sea wasn't enough, you also have a huge whimming pool.

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It's a seven thousand plus square foot house. It's on

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thirty secluded acres, and you also have you're right there

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between two coves, and you have a pond. It's beautiful.

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I mean, it was built in two thousand and one.

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A well known local contractor built it. And they love

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this property. There there all the time in the summer.

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It's the big one showing you right that that's part

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of their pool. That's just part of the house. It's

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a huge estate. I mean, is that too much?

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Speaker 4: Is that?

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Speaker 1: Is that I'm curious? Is that what you would consider

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more than you need? Is that more than one needs?

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I'm really curious about this. I mean, she's millions of dollars.

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They left the office worth millions of dollars, went in

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not worth as much. I mean, I'm just curious. You

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have Jack Schlosberg, one of the most ridiculous, egregious NEPO

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babies of all time, Caroline Kennedy's kid. He's going to

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inherit over one hundred million dollars. You have JB. Pritzker.

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His family worth is about four billion dollars. I mean

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the second Doug Imhoff. He's worth about ten million, though

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Obama's over seventy million. So how much is more than

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you need? I love these people that hoard their wealth

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and then lecture everyone else if they dare reach beyond

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the status to which they are expected to stay. Now

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that's more than you need. As though it is a

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moral failing to want to do well for one's self

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and one's family, this is what they do. This is

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one of the reasons why they run this identity politics.

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They want to make everything that they dislike a moral

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failing so that they can the moral actual moral failings

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they elevate, but non real moral failings they turn to

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moral failings so that they can emotionally blackmail you and

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can control you. And that's what this is. So I'm

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just curious, is this more than one needs? I don't

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have kin last I check in my very humble property portfolio,

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which consists of and property. I don't have a beautiful

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estate in Martha's vineyard. Nope, Nope, it's kind of absurd. Yeah,

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it's kind of absurd. Is that inequity sounds like it

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feels like it. I would love to be equitable with

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the Obamas based on what we were hearing last night. Yeah,

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because that means we get three houses and like luxury

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vacations and all kinds of chefs. You know, mine won't drown,

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but you know those us. Yeah, I'm just saying so,

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I don't I don't know. And it's not just her,

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Oprah Wimfrey. Now this is what really gets me. Oprah

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Winfrey was talking about this too. Audio sound by seven.

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Let's play this.

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Speaker 5: From the Redwood Forest, love those Redwoods to the Gulf

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Stream waters. I've seen racism and sexism and income inequality

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and division. I've not only seen it at times, I've

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been on the receiving end of it well.

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Speaker 1: And yet she was still able, in this amazing capitalist,

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free society to make herself a billionaire and have all

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kinds of businesses, properties, you know, fame, everything, everything she

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could ask for, influence, power, She can be a king maker.

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But is she instead of focusing on the blessings that

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freedom allowed her to achieve, she wants to use those

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things as a way to hold other people down, and

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that is the big irony of it all. I mean,

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imagine someone like Oprah Wimfrey, who also has a beautiful

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Hawaii state, lecturing other people on income inequality. I mean

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I would also like to be equal or equitable with

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Oprah Wimfrey. That would be great. But there is no

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country on earth, and some countries are infinitely worse that

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does not have its own issues to some degree. But

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what makes the United States so different is that we

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have freedom, and we have the ability for one to

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make their free will decisions and choose to achieve things

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for themselves. The problem is that we have this Karl

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Marx laziness amongst some people that think any kind of

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effort is tantamount to torture and they should be given

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it because someone else's hard work is not the same thing.

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They don't have to aspire to that, so they call

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it equity and demand what other people have worked for

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and the irony of someone and the left totally missed this,

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by the way, because I made mention of this on

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social media, kind of like a warshot test, and I

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was doing this in combination with the discussion about JD

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vance Right, and I said it was kind of weird

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for Oprah, with Hawaiian state, her multiple homes, her expensive wardrobes,

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her frequent luxury vacations. To talk about income inequality, and

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someone's saying there and there going. Someone responded, well, how

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dare people come from nothing and who've experienced this along

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the way? Tell Americans the stories to where they are,

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especially if they're people of color. Yes, thank you for

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completely proving my point. The left, which has literally spent

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three days denigrating the American dream, wants to invoke it

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only to defend the sheer irony. These people have zero

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moorings none, that's it. So it's okay if there are people,

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if Marxists somehow succeed, but anyone else, it's disallowed because

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then you are committing the moral failing of ambition. You

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are taking more than you need. Well, who gets to

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determine how much someone needs? I think that what determines

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how much you need is how much work you're willing

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to put in the choices that you're willing to make.

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That's it. No, no one's holding you down. I reject that.

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That's such. You know what, That's a lie that Marxists

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tell you to hold you in place and the people

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who perpetuate it are evil. It is one of the

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most evil things. Told people in this country that no no, no,

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hm hm, you know you you're you're you have to

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stay in the status to which you're born. That if

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you try to exceed too much, then that you go

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in for more than you deserve. It's it's emotional blackmail.

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But there's a lot of this, a lot of this.

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Then you had this from Obrah audio sound bite eight.

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This was wild Listen to this.

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Speaker 5: We are not so different from our neighbors.

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Speaker 1: When a house is on fire. We don't ask about

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the homeowner's race or religion. We don't wonder about maui,

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who their partner.

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Speaker 5: Is, or how they voted. No, we just try to

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do the best we can to save them. And if

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the place happens to belong to a childless cat lady.

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Speaker 1: Ah Bah, it was weird how it turned to that

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long she had heard them j vans and she got

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a lot of criticisms speaking of wildfire. She got a

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lot of criticism because they said that she was taking

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focus away from the people impacted. And there was a

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lot of criticism about because she was asking people for

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money for the victims of the Maui wildfires and all

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of this, and she got a lot of criticism for it.

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But here's what I find, you know, absolutely fascinating about

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her remark here, because again she's saying this about JD. Vance.

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This was you know, she said, well, you know they

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I guess when she says they are, I suppose she's

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talking about Democrats, but she's saying that, Well, they don't

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ask about the homeowner's life if their house is burning down.

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But interestingly enough, they did ask about vaccinations, and they

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did threaten to deny care for people who opted not

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to get shots or who had natural immunity. That's what's

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so interesting about this. You actually did do that. You

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did threaten to withhold care in hospitals to people who

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didn't pen the knee and get the shot, even if

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they already had the virus and thus developed natural immunity, which,

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for the first time in history, apparently natural immunity didn't work. Crazy.

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Thanks for tuning in to today's edition of Dana Lash's

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Absurd Truth podcast.

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