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Speaker 1: The Rush Hour with James Golden, Entertaining and Informative.

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Speaker 2: On the Red Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 3: You know a lot of us. I interviewed him for

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my podcast. I've talked to his team when the first

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New York Times article came out. I said, this read

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sort of funny. What else is there? Is there something

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else coming out? And everyone told me, up and down,

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absolutely not. I and I think all of us heard

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that same thing from him from his team. Nothing else

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coming out. This is clearly a misunderstanding. There's nothing more

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coming out. We were sold an arc, right, a character

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arc of a person who had blacked out but now

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no longer did that behavior.

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Speaker 4: Now.

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Speaker 3: I shouldn't have asked him when I interviewed him if

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he wasn't drinking still, because there's only one way you

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get those blackouts, and that's from drinking. And so the

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idea we were sold this character arc, this this person

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who gets better, who got better, but he wasn't maybe better.

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Speaker 5: We would sold the character arc, and we bought it.

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Were we would sold the character arc. I she asked him,

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are you still drinking? Are you drinking? Because it's the

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only way you get.

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Speaker 6: A character Welcome, my friends to the Thursday edition of

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both Earls Rush Our Fastest Hour and American Media. That

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is one of the liberal apologists today, Molly Young Fast

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on PMS now and she was sold the character arc.

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We have others hilarious Joy read cut I think it's

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hilarious anyway. In fact, let's play Joy read right now,

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cut nine and just get this out of the way.

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Speaker 4: Progressive pick Flatner, So you need to replace him with

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who is ideologically the same, because that is what was

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decided the people of Maine.

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Speaker 6: The vote.

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Speaker 4: The Democratic voters of Maine said we want to progressive.

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They did not say they.

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Speaker 6: Want an apath model. So the Democratic.

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Speaker 4: Party in Maine ought to pick someone who is ideologically

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the same or ideologically similar as Platiner. If you don't

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and the DNC shoves an APAC candidate down your throat,

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you have my permission to not vote for them, because

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the Democratic Party needs to learn that it is not

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vote blue no matter who. It matters who. They sometimes

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need to lose in order to learn. Sometimes when you lose,

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you learn. And I'm just telling you right now, if

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they put a little a pack, send Israel all the bombs,

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give Saudi Arabia all the money. Let the UAE run

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over us and give Trump another plane. If they put

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another a pack sell out moderate in place of gram Platinum,

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and they do not put somebody in who is his

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same ideology. You have my permission to stay your ass

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home when Susan Collins gets six more years. At this point,

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we have to teach democrats. We need to instruct them

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and teach them how to treat us. It's like being

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in a relationship. You gotta teach you how to treat you.

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Speaker 7: I know a good thing about it is six more years?

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Speaker 6: Enough enough, enough enough, what an ego? You have my

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permission to not vote to stay your stay home. Thank you,

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Joey read Uh. Democrats are in full retreat. I heard

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a funny montage before the show, right before the show

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started it is too long to play, of all of

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the Democrats supporting that were supporting Graham Platner. He of

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course has decided he's gone, uh so yeah by Graham

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and the apologies keeping we were sold to character arc.

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We did this, and then you have and then you

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have Representative Salem Pendri. She's from Pingrie, she is from Maine,

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and she's mad cut to she doesn't want advice from anybody,

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not even.

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Speaker 8: You know, there's no guarantee that I would get to

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vote on who gets to you know, go to the

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convention and nominate. So it's a very open process and

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anybody could participate. Most people are sort of baffled by

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because they've never bothered to pay any attention. And as

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the people who have been working in the trenches for

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the years in years, who have kept these democratic parties

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in little states like ours going, and people should have

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some appreciation and respect for that.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, it's all up now to these anonymous people who

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are never praised, never thanked publicly, never focused on by

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the news media, who are going to have to salvage

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a Senate election and the most important Senate election season

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possibly of our lifetimes. And these people Platter today was

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referring to as party apparatchicks. What was your reaction to

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him using that phrase?

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Speaker 8: Can I just be clear that's not even a main word,

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Speaker 9: Well, he did have someone fly up from New York

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to help him write this thing, and that is a

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New York word. That is the kind of language here.

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Speaker 8: Well, my number one request is could everybody just leave

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us alone in me and could everybody just you know,

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high paid consultants, all that, people who want to make

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money off of us, who want to treat us like

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a Petri dish, just stay away and stop writing all

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your dumbass columns on the internet and telling us what

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we should be doing it. Don't call me anymore. I

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don't want to hear your ideas about you know, why

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we're not doing it well enough, and you know it's

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that's just that's just not how we do it here.

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And Devin made a really good point. We're independent, we

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don't like to be told what to do, and we're

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not stupid. We can figure this about. And people it

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may have great integrity, incredible common sense, they're not ideologues.

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They want they want this to work. They want something

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to happen, and they hate what's going on in this country.

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Speaker 4: People.

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Speaker 8: You know, they're so distressed when I talk to them

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every day in the grocery store, you know, everywhere I

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encounter people just came from an event tonight and and

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they just they just want to fix this stuff and

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they want to take power back again, and they want

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to be in control, and they want us to have

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the power to fight back in Washington, to be able

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to investigate in subpoena and sue the damn president and

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just stop him from his reckless behavior and get those

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things that we've been promising people for a long time,

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like healthcare and childcare and affordable housing. So meaners are

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all in to fix this thing. And that's the one

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thing people have said to me. They may be, you know,

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very sad and distressed that the Platiner campaign is not

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going to go on, But the second thing they say is,

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but I want to win and what we need to do.

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Speaker 6: Good. You have joy reads enough. We we have joy

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Reads permission to sit it home. If you don't like

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the way that you people and Maine decide that you

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want to fix things. We have more on the plat

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and stuff. We also have some other things I would

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love to get to today, folks, including flock cameras. If

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we have a time. People are destroying flock What are

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flock cameras. Yeah, they're cameras that are placed in Look.

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If you watch murder shows like I watch, you see

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police use them all the time to try to apprehend

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and figure out who drove where they're on roadways, all

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over the country is surveillance these flock cameras, and people

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are destroying them. Down in Houston and other people in Florida.

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Is a guy running for governor down he's not gonna win,

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but he's he's campaigning against the flock cameras. So maybe

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we'll have a chance to get to that. But first,

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there's some ugliness that's happened in New York. Now, one

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way or another, this is ugly, and it happened on

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a subway. Whether it's true or whether it's not true,

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either one is ugly. If it's true, it's horrendous. If

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it's not true, it's horrendous. Teen arrested for sex assault

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on mom with kids in New York City subway is

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a Yale student. As headline, New York Daily News has

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this story, a teenager arrested for sexually assaulting a young

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mom riding the subway with her children in a random

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attack is a Yale University student. The Daily News has

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learned Michigan native Ari teen eighteen teen is accused of

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creeping up on the thirty year old woman her four

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young children in tow on a crowded subway car and

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forcing two fingers inside her Virginia at about three pm

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on June twenty eighth. The young mom had nowhere to

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move during the disturbing assault, which was witnessed by all

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her children, who are under eleven, on the uptown our train,

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of course, approaching the West twenty eighth Street stop. According

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to the Manhattan DA's office, he was released this eighteen

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year old without bail when he appeared for arrangement, charged

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with first degree sexual assault. Now this kid has a lawyer,

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Prias Shadri, who represented disgrace Hollywood actor Jonathan Majors in

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a domestic violence case against film producer Paul Hackins. I

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know it's getting detailed anyway, he says. Every strap hanger

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on his encountered unhinged people on the subway when a

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visited our city. It was his term. He didn't assault anyone.

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He was visiting bookstores with a friend when his life

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was turned upside down by a woman who falsely accused

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him of a vile crime. His reputation has been destroyed,

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she said, before a single piece of evidence has made public.

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He's been labeled as a creep and convicted in court.

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In the court of public opinion, the allegation is nonsense.

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On the woman's own version of events, you would have

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had to have been wearing a swimsuit for the alleged

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conduct to have been physically possible. Like I said, either way,

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this is horrendous. If he did sneak two fingers into her.

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Virginia who on a subway in front of her kids

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could grief If he didn't, and he's being accused of

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it and his reputation the kids pictures everywhere. Man, that's

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pretty yes, pretty brutal on a subway train no less. Now, Carlos,

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I asked you to have something ready from the Ohio players.

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It's time for it. Thank you. We need that. This

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story comes to us from Fort Wayne, Indiana. My friends,

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What started as an investigation into a stabbing and arson

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took a disturbing turn in Fort Wayne after a man

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admitted he set his own genitals on fire. On May sixth,

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the Fort Wayne Fire Department investigated a fire to detach

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garage around the same time police were responding to a

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reported stabbing. The person stabbing victim said he needed to

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be truthful. Later on, that's when he revealed the true

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cause of the fire. The man who claimed he had

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been stabbed, said he went to the garage and harmed

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himself by cutting off his penis with a kitchen knife.

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Speaker 5: He didn't just.

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Speaker 6: Cut it off either, he told investigators. He poured gasoline

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on it and set it on fire on the floor

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of the garage, just inside the door, and that's what

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lit the house up. Barbecued. Why you're asking me why?

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Why would anyone? Why would anyone cut their own Do

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you know that we're almost to the day the anniversary

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of when Lorena Bobbitt cut off her husband's calls. You're

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too young to remember that. You don't even remember the

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big story across the country. He was sleeping, his wife

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cut it off and threw it out on the front lawn.

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Police recovered it, rushed it to the hospital, and they

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sold it back on him. And then after all of that,

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he had a career in porn. I had forgotten that part,

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Thank you. But this guy, I don't think there's any

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rescuing because he barbecued it. He toasted it a post

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to toasty. We'll be back, my friends. James Golden's slowly

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fastest hour in American media continues. Don't Go Away.

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Speaker 1: The Rush Hour with James Golden entertaining and informative on

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the Red Apple Podcast Network. The Rush Hour with James Golden,

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Speaker 6: James going snurbly with you here fastest out on American media. No,

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I don't know. I don't know. I don't put your

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hand up with me. I don't know what he seasoned

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it with. I don't know if he seasoned it. I

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don't know if he put barbecue sauce on it before

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he lit it up. And I don't know why he

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did it. And all I know it must hurt. It

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she's I think she writes for the Washington Post. I

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see her column every now and again. This is one

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of the MSMs she is on PMS. Now that bunch

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she was upset cut one. We'll play as much of

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it as we can, maybe squeeze it in. From the

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bottom of my heart, Thank you, thank you, thank all

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Speaker 2: Thank you. Gonna win someday, someday we'll win.

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Speaker 7: Well.

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Speaker 10: That was Graham Platner officially announcing that he is dropping

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off of the ballot for Maine Senate, for Ecuney for

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a federal Senate from Maine, but taking zero responsibility for

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any of the scandals and more ruling things in his

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past that have destroyed that campaign. Instead blame let's see

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corporate media, the political establishment. Lots of hate for the

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blame and not taking any responsibility. Note that whoever he

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Speaker 6: That's the short list. Baby. Of course you expected him

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anything they've done to themselves or to America. We'll be

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Speaker 1: Hour with James Golden entertaining and informative on the Red

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of the greatest background singers ever, gwyn Guthrie, had a

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heavenly birthday to day she passed in nineteen ninety nine.

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to some other things. Cut ten. This is Vice President

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of the United States hjd. Vanci was speaking in Wisconsin.

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Speaker 11: So what we've asked the governor to do is just

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give us the data so that we can check whether

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you've got illegal aliens on your food stamp roles.

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Speaker 12: And he's saying absolutely not.

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Speaker 13: And I think the only plausible explanation for that is

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that he cares more about.

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Speaker 12: Protecting illegal aliens than he does the good citizens of Wisconsin.

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Speaker 6: It's a scam and it has to stop.

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Speaker 13: So what has the cooperation been like for this effort

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to go into these states and root out this fraud.

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Vice President's right, especially for programs like snap, where the

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federal government funds the programs, but the states administer the

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programs and they just get block grants from the federal government.

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into who actually receives this money, and so we've been

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asking the states work with us here, show us where

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the money is going so that we can ensure that

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federal taxpayer dollars are not going to the worst people

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in the world. And a lot of the red states

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are cooperating. The Blue States are not. And I don't

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know what else to infer from the fact that they're

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not cooperating other than trying to protect the fraudsters. And

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I don't know what to infer from that other than

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the Democrats are in on this, and I think it's

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a huge problem. You got to ask why Democrat governors

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would want to prevent us from finding the fraudsters. And

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I think it raises a lot of suspicions about the

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Democrats themselves.

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Speaker 6: It raises a lot of suspicions about the Democrats themselves.

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No kidding, my friends, no kidding, no kidding, no kidding.

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That was Andrew Ferguson. He's the White House Vice Chair

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of the Anti Fraud Task Force. He was on Fox

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have look to me, there's a symbols very simple question

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that I don't know. I don't know why it is

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not being asked when these people appear on the media,

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whether it's the Vice President, people in the task Force.

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Why isn't Congress the appropriators in Congress that appropriate the

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block grants, that appropriate the money that rite the laws.

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How simple is it? How simple would it be for

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Congress to put as a priority for dispensing of block grants.

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Here are the conditions that we're giving you money. We

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need a full accounting of where the money goes once

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we give it to you. We need an audit. We

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need you to turn over the rolls of the people

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that you distribute the money to. Otherwise you don't get

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the money. It's simple. Congress has oversight of the money.

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It boggles the mind that up until now they can't say,

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if you want federal money, you have to do reporting

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on where the money gets spent. I don't understand, and

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I don't understand we they are not sharing it with us.

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They're not sharing it with then don't give them the

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damn money. If they don't want to give you the deats,

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don't give them the cash. Simple. Now, let's see. I

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have another one with JD. Vans on the H one

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B visa program. There is a big kerfuffle happening in

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Washington State. Microsoft let go of about sixteen hundred employees.

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Microsoft are saying all they're doing is dumping these employees

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one B visas and have a cheaper workforce. Microsoft has said,

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not so fast. We got rid of someome people with

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H one B visus too. All we're trying to do

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is restructure Xbox. Is Xbox even a thing anymore? Yes,

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it's a thing, and they want to restructure it. But

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this is a big, big deal in Washington State and

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we shall see how that goes. Now. The guy that's

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running for the Senate out in Michigan, Abdul l Siei,

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who claims he's a physician, even though by the definition

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of a physician he's not. But it doesn't matter. He

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doesn't have a Nazi tattoo on his chest, so well

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that doesn't matter either if he did have one. Anyway,

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I cut twelve. Here you go, cut twelve again.

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Speaker 14: A billion you have said you want to tax from

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the debates.

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Speaker 6: Absolutely.

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Speaker 14: Is there a limit though, to how much can do

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that and actually grow the economy versus stilting enterprise and

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things like that. So how do you draw that lot?

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Speaker 15: Do we really think that access money to billionaires make jobs?

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Because if we really think that, then we've been trying

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it for a very long time and I will see

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that many more jobs to me, I'd like to tax

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them the wealth so we invest in the things that

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actually unlock human capital, like healthcare and good schools and

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functional infrastructure. If we think that billionaires make jobs with

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their money, I think we are going to continue to

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find ourselves in an economy where it's hard to make

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that first one hundred thousand in way easier to make

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that next billion. And I don't want to live in

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that economy.

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Speaker 6: I want to ask you to go to good schools.

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Speaker 2: What does a fair share tax rate look like?

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Speaker 15: What's the number I would like to see us tax

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billionaires at seven percent of their wealth.

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Speaker 6: We want to take seven percent of you well before

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the state jumps in, before they pay all the other taxes. Now.

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Number A few things about this. If he's saying that

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billionaires don't create jobs, how do you think they become

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billionaires most of the time. I'm not talking about the

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trust fund babies. The ones that actually earn it, and

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that's most of them, through work, through setting up companies

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that create job, through offering products to the marketplace that

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people like I don't see that many. Then you're not

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looking or you don't know where to look, which is

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even scarier. The second idea that he has, well, we

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need the money so we can invest in things like childcare.

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We need the money so we can invest in infrastructure.

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We need the money. Folks, When are we going to

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stop being played by Democrats with this line? How much

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money do we already spend on education? There's a report

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to came out of New York City the other day.

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I have it here somewhere in the back with my

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old stacks, and I gotta look for it. New York

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has over nine hundred failing schools. New York is one

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of the costliest education systems in the world. We already

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paid for it, but they don't deliver the quality education

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that's being paid for. You look at the money we

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spend in healthcare. Look at the trillions of dollars that

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are spent over the years in health care. Now to

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take the fraud out of it, it's not as if

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the government isn't spending money in healthcare. Look at the

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money that has been spent on infrastructure. Walk outside your door.

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That's infrastructure. The roads under your roads are the sewers

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under the roads. Unless you live in certain democrat third

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world places, infrastructures all around now is it in the

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state of disrepair in some places. Heck yeah, but if

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you remember, Joe bite me. I'm just being Joe Biden.

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President Biden when he was vice president under Barack Hussein

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Obama was in charge of over seven one hundred fifty

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million dollars worth of infrastructure. Nobody can tell you where

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it was spent, all one or two road projects. Here

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where the rest of the money go. Then when Biden

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came in office, they did it again. They had another massive,

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almost trillion dollar infrastructure program. Where's the money go? We've

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been hearing in this song and dance some Democrats year

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after year after year, they act as if we're not

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paying for any of this stuff now taxpayers, they act

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as if the billionaires aren't paying for it. Now they are.

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They are charged. Billionaires and millionaires and the top one

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percent of the economy pay the majority already of taxes

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that are paid in the country. All the stuff has

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been paid for and is being paid for on a

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regular basis. Where is where the goods? Now? Mister we

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need billionaires to pay for everything, pretending that they don't.

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Was on a friendly network PMS now and they and

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this Simon girl, the one you know the shorthairded One

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asked him about his own taxes. Listen to this answer,

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cut thirteen, I'll do go ahead.

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Speaker 16: Curiousity because I watched it. I didn't watch it live,

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but I did watch it this morning. Is that Haley

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Stevens has been criticizing you for not releasing your personal

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finance disclosure until after the primary. The former strategist in

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me is like, why not just release it and take

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her talking point away.

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Speaker 15: We absolutely will, and we intend to.

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Speaker 11: Sometimes finances are complicated and I can only control what

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I can control. And unfortunately, when it comes to tax documents,

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sometimes they're really complicated to get. We are absolutely going

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to release it before the primary.

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Speaker 6: Do you hear this double talk from a guy that's

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wants billionaires to do? How come you haven't released your

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financial documents?

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Speaker 8: Oh?

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Speaker 6: Well, it's complicated. Sometimes the financials are complicated and we

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can only control we control. So here's a guy who's

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demanding the billionaires cough up money. He won't cough up

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his financial disclosure because he claims that his own financial

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disclosures are out of his control. It's complicated. Well, you

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know sometimes a tax document will complicated. Well wait, we'll

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wait till after the voter's decide. Then we'll release him

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because it's too complicated to releass him before we vote.

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But we'll figure out how to get the complications out

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after people voted. If I win, well what the hell,

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then maybe we'll release it. But we're not gonna relationship

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before because it's complicated. While he's rag tagging on billionaires,

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that should provoke a red flag. I'm sorry. Now, we

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have other stuff. You know, the President wants Supreme Court

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to do a do over on birthright citizenship. Looking at

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the clock, we have a long piece about the Texas

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story where a hospital was advertising in Mexico for birth packages,

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come have your baby in the United States. Oh yes,

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we don't have time for that. We'll I have to

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hold it till tomorrow. And I've got more on that.

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And we didn't get to the flock cameras, so I'm

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gonna hold that too because we're going to talk about

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the fly. You know who's involved in this plot flock camera,

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think Peter, Theel table. Theel has software companies involved in

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some of it. It's these people complain about everything. Anyway,

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when we get back, Clip of the day is coming up.

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This hour goes so fast. I'm telling you, Ah, James

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Golden snurwly with you fast as our American media continues,

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still go away.

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Speaker 2: Day you want to hear it.

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It's a Facts Matter report on what is happening in

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New York. Of all of the stunning and chilling news

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that we've covered today, this one, to me takes the cake.

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Speaker 12: For the past one hundred and twenty five years, the

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Catholic Nuns over at Rosary Hill Home located in Hawthorne,

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New York, they've been compassionately caring for the dying. These

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women are really the epitome of goodness. They've dedicated their

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whole lives to worship and to look after those who

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are less fortunate, and quite literally, thousands of people with

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incurable cancer have had better dying days because of the

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Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne and so here's the question, how

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does the state of New York treat these amazing women?

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And the answer is the state has instead been threatening

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to either close down the hospice and or to lock

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up the nuns themselves and put them into prison. Why

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because they refuse to use preferred pronouns, to let men

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use the ladies room, as well as to undergo training

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and gender ideology for all the employees. Basically, they refuse

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to follow the state's LGBTQ laws for care homes. And

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in response, the sisters have launched a legal battle in

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defense of their religious freedom in the face of basically

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a newly passed piece of ideological legislation. And now they

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have a powerful ally in the form of the Justice

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Department having just joined their case on their side.

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Speaker 6: It is incomprehensible to me that nuns, the Dominican Sisters

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of Hawthorne, actually have to go to court to stop

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New York State from trying to throw them into jail

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to close down a hospice where these sisters help people

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transition from life. You about the most scary thing that

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all of us face is our transition from this mortal

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shell into the immortal. These sisters give their lives, have

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been helping others, and because they won't go along with

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this utter madness that you have to recognize some ninety

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nine to one hundred whatever it is now different genders

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and call people by z z c sis this, that

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the other. Because they're trying to force them, to force

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them into an ideology that is a political ideology. New

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York State is threatening these sisters with jail time or

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to close this hospice. It's unconscionable. This is Kathy Hochel.

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These are the Democrats. It is insanity. I'm glad the

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do O Jason and I think people need to be

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outraged by this. I don't care what religion, who you are.

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All you have to be is a good human being

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and realize how wrong this is. We're gonna leave you

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today with Bob Dylan nineteen sixty two. Bob Dylan recorded

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this one at Columbia Recording Studios in New York. Blowing

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in the wind. That's the story of our lives, and

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the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne are there to help us

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people that need the help. God bless them, and my friends,

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love and gratitude for your being here. With me, allowing

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me to be with you, God willing. We are back

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tomorrow for the Friday edition of both regresh Hour My Friends,

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I bid you adio bye.

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Speaker 6: What the heck is going on here