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Speaker 1: Hey, y'all. As you may have noticed, we are out

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for the holidays, but we didn't want to leave you hanging.

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Speaker 2: So while we take a short breather, we've lined up

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some great episodes we think you'll love, full the last

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the craziest moments and politics from the year, and all

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the chick energy that you'd expect.

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Speaker 1: We hope you enjoy this one, have a wonderful holiday,

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and we will be back together soon with brand new episodes.

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Thanks for sticking with us, and thank you for being

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a part of our Chicks community. Welcome to another episode

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of the Chicks on the Right podcast. Very excited to

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have our old friend Dave Rubin back on the show

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with us, and we are going to talk to Dave.

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We have a very important question to ask you, Dave,

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about the woke Right, because we've been watching the transformation

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of lots of people that we used to admire and

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that we know you have some personal connections with and

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we want to get into that. But first, we didn't

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know we were going to talk to you about this about

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this today, but we've decided that we think we need

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your opinion, and it's because there's a video going around

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of j Lo recently performing somewhere and she does like

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this really sexy dance that looks like she's kind of

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simulating sex with a bunch of different guy dancers, and

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it's going viral because it's now become she has reached

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the point apparently that it is inappropriate and kind of

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cringe for her to behaving that way. And so Daisy

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and I were talking before you connected about what line

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was crossed, Like, at what point did she go from

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being super hot like at the super Bowl halftime performance,

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which is like five years ago, it's pretty recent.

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Speaker 2: Not remembering it as being recent, Yeah.

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Speaker 1: To now it's kind of cringe. And so Daisy was,

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you know, she was suggesting that maybe fifty one.

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Speaker 2: It's age because she's fifty five, So like, is there

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a certain age where you become an old skank and

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people just can't accept that anymore?

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Speaker 3: You know, you try stage.

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Speaker 4: I should note that you guys know this, which is

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obviously why I asked me the question. I am an

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expert in female agent and how it relates to sexuality

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and sexual prowess. That's usually why they bring me on Fox.

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Speaker 3: That's number one. Number two.

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Speaker 4: I just turned forty nine last week, so I'm not

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fifty four yet, but I'm veering into that part of life.

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So I'm sensitive to the middle aged person trying to

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hang on to some ability to be liked by young people.

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And I should tell you that I am a huge

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She's no longer with us, but Tina Turner.

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Speaker 3: Was my girl.

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Speaker 4: If we're going to talk about if we're going to

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talk about legendary divas and Tina Turner, let me tell

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you something about Tina Turner. Tina Turner performing at seventy

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five years old, those legs looked as good as they

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looked when she was twenty four with Ike who was

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smacking her around, and the legs still look good, probably

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from kicking him off her in the limo. As for

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j Lo specifically, I haven't seen the video you're talking about,

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but you know, we played a video on my show

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the other day about what's her name from Mad Max,

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who's the actress Charlie's thereon and where she did this

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interview talking about how she had sex or I think

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she said on a X year old a twenty.

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Speaker 3: Six year old. And there's a strange thing when.

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Speaker 4: It comes to men talking about sex, I think particularly

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with like, let's say a younger girl. There's a difference

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between a fifty year old man saying I banged the

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twenty six year old and a fifty year old woman

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saying I banged the twenty six year old. There is

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something optically that just feels different about it.

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Speaker 3: You know, there's a difference.

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Speaker 4: If you see a man punch another man, it's different

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than seeing a woman hit a woman. It's just you

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just feel something inside you. So like, does do most

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people want to see a fifty four year old perform

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simulate sex acts on a bunch of dancers who these

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are male dancers, and I guarantee you they're not that

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interested in a.

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Speaker 3: Fifty four year old Jennifer Lopez.

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Speaker 2: Like, there's a lot of acold.

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Speaker 3: You see what I'm saying.

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Speaker 2: We do, we.

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Speaker 1: Do, okay, because it's just interesting because you know, just

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yeah she did it today, would it still be hot?

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Speaker 2: And now we're like, get Grandma off the stage. That's

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Speaker 3: But the thing is there, you guys know this, and

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you're both doing it.

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Speaker 4: There's a way to age gracefully, and there's a way

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to just and still you can still be sexual. You

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can still have an air of sexuality around you at

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an older age. Rue McClanahan had had a absolute era

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of sexualness around her. Of course she did, and many

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other many, many, many other women obviously do, right, Lauren Bacall,

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like we could, you could do a long list.

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Speaker 3: Of great older women. Thank you. This is I told you.

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Speaker 4: I'm an expert in this, but I got a good

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one for you. Somebody made this point to me the

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other day. Who if we were in nineteen eighty five,

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right now, who And you said to somebody in twenty

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twenty five, Roseanne Barr is going to look a hell

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of a lot better than Madonna.

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Speaker 3: And she does.

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Speaker 4: Madonna looks like a cat, and rose Ampar looks pretty good.

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Speaker 3: It's true.

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Speaker 1: That is so true. Okay, enough of the fluffy stuff,

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because we did, we did. We did bring you on

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for a very specific reason. And it's like we said

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earlier that we're watching people on the right who we've

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long admired from afar. I mean, Candice Owens, Tucker Carlson,

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even you know folks that are probably not as big,

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but you definitely know who they are, the Hodge Twins,

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for example. There's just so many people on the right

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that seem to have become what is now being called

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woke right. I know you call it retard right, which

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I prefer actually, but like, what would your definition for

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that be? And what is happening? You've got personal experience

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in friendships with some of these folks had what is

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the reason this is happening?

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Speaker 3: Okay, so there's a lot of stuff here.

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Speaker 4: Let me say before I begin that with, I won't

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talk about anyone specifically, like in the nature of our

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personal relationships or that kind of thing. And that's one

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of the messy things that you guys, know, when you

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become a public person and suddenly you have all of

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these relationships or had relationships with people, you see some

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weird stuff and then you're like, ah, do I have

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to get involved in this? And then yet it's your

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job to get involved in it, and people are turning

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to you for a little sanity amidst the craziness.

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Speaker 3: It really can make it very difficult.

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Speaker 4: And I have to say, in this specific thing, watching

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some of these people go off the deep end has

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been particularly depressing because I was very close with some

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of them. And also it's also unnecessary, So let me

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start with that part, the unnecessary part.

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Speaker 3: There is so much good.

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Speaker 4: Happening on the right as I talk to the chicks

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on the right right now, Trump has so many freaking

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wins in six months that if you are a commentator

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on the right and you are waking up every day

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going what did the Jews do? Or what can I

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it's not really that's actually not really what did the

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Jews do it? What can I pin on the Jews?

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Or who can I blame for this? Or what conspiracy

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can I go down for that? Or how can I

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concoct a crazed set of ideas to keep my audience

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glued in as opposed to doing what I try to

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do on the show every day, which is talk about

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win after win after win. It's not like there's a

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lack of content right now between the border winds, between

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the trade winds, between the Middle East winds, between at

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least the fact that there's some attempt at peace with

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Russia Ukraine, getting wokeness out of our schools, destroying the

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Department of education, the deportations, the wall. I mean, we

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could go on and on and on, and to me,

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you get Trump. We all wanted, like all of the

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people that you're thinking about right now, and then you

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take let's say us and whatever we all wanted Trump.

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We got the guy we wanted. We got the guy

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they tried to kill, the the guy they tried to jail,

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all the stuff. We get the guy we wanted. How

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about we run with that for a while. But some

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people don't want to take the WA. Take the WA.

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lot of people are obsessed with taking the L. So

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as it pertains that. I think some people are just

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wired to kind of be complainers all the time, and

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they don't know what to do with winning. You know,

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for four years, it was very easy for all of

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us to make content. Wow, Biden's brain is a scrambled egg,

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and Kamalaa barely knows English, and blah blah blah, we

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could do it.

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Speaker 3: Okay, so that was easy.

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Speaker 4: Well, now we're getting wins and people don't know how

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to actually behave with that. Like to tell people Wow,

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things are getting better and it's going to take work

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Speaker 3: I think that's one part.

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Speaker 4: I think another part here and I'll mention the name

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specifically on this one, but with someone like Tucker, I

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think there's a business part of this is that is

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being way undervalued here. A lot of people think it's Oh,

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he's just gone off the deep end, or maybe the

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tobacco he's chewing has broken his brain or something.

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Speaker 3: I don't think it's necessarily that.

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Speaker 4: I think he looks at the Daily Wire and he

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wants to be the Daily Wire. He created the Tucker

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Carlson Network. Who do you have to destroy? You have

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to destroy the number one online conservative network? That's Daily Wire?

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Who do you have to Who do you really have

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to take out to do that?

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Speaker 3: That's Ben?

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Speaker 4: Oh And it does kind of help that Ben's a

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yamaka wearing Jew. He's the avatar for Jew. So in

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some sense it's just a business move. And to be clear,

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and I think you guys know this, both of them

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have blurbed books for me. We've been on each other

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show dozens of times, broken bread together, all of those things,

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Ben and Holmes, all of that stuff.

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Speaker 3: I offered before this all got very hostile.

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Speaker 4: A few months ago, I offered to broker a conversation

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with them, Ben texted them privately. Ben immediately agreed, and

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Tucker did. And Tucker said, well, he's welcome on any time.

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I don't need you to do it. But then Tucker

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never extends the invite, and then we'll constantly talk about

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him on the show. So I think people can read

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into that what they want. And then I think, you know,

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there's just like another version of the algorithms are feeding craziness.

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You know, if you go on a show and you

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just calmly lay out the truth, right, you say, boy,

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not everything is just this crazy bumper sticker answer. But

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you offer like some nuance and here's really what's going

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on here, and you do it thoughtfully. That simply does

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not go viral. It doesn't people want bites, right, It's.

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Speaker 3: Just how it is. And the algorithms now know us

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better than we know ourselves. So what does go viral?

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Speaker 4: Say something bananas, pardon my French, right, and that is

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and unfortunately, then the algorithm sees the input, it sees

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the reaction to the input, and it gives more of that.

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I say something kind of thoughtful or interesting, and nobody watches,

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or nobody cares, or nobody shares. I say something completely

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bananas and everybody shares, and then the algorithm is learning

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all different, right, Twitter has a different algorithm than YouTube

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or whatever, but they're highly manipulated. There's bots, there's foreign trolls,

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there's all of these things. And I would say I'm

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really disappointing at a human level. But I think the

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ultimate force field, the ultimate force field is American siccess.

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The more that America succeeds, the more that Trump does good,

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Speaker 4: For example, like when when Douglas Murray and Dave Smith

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debated on Tucker and that kind of took over the internet.

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Douglas Murray is the most thoughtful, it's brilliant, brilliant.

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Speaker 3: Well spoken person. I know he is.

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Speaker 4: He is exceptional Tucker. When Tucker debuted his online show,

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it was with Douglas Murray and he said he's the

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only person I would put on for my first show.

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He's so brilliant. Now he goes after him relentlessly and

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never have him on again.

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Speaker 3: It's like, guys, coming on, I really.

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Speaker 1: Think that that's like so Tucker. So because I hate

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the suggestion even I think more than believing, they really

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believe it. To think that Tucker is like I need

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to say what's gonna get me clicks and that, and

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then just like assume this entire persona of like, just.

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Speaker 4: Like you, I can't speak to what's in someone's heart

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or brain or in between those two things, but I

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can speak to their behaviors, so I think, and I

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also just know, like I've been in this game for

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a long time, like you know, how if I just

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if my goal every day was just to get clicks,

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there's a certain way to do it. And then if

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my goal is to be totally thoughtful and whatever, there's a.

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Speaker 3: Way to do that.

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Speaker 4: And then sometimes and then sometimes you have to play

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the game. I mean we have to tag the title

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things in a way to be seen. That's just part

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of the game. I don't love it. I constantly have

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debates with my YouTube analytics guy on like how should

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we do some of this stuff, because otherwise you'll play

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a game, you know, hate the player or hate the game.

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If you just want to never be in the game,

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then do it your way and see what happens. Do

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I think if the if the question at the end

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of the day is do I think that Tucker has

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got some issue with the Jews? At this point, I

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think the answer is obviously yes. You cannot be that

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obsessed with Israel, which is an obsd thirdly tiny country

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in a horrible part of the world, surrounded by people

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that shared none of our Western values or anything else,

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and you're obsessed with the one place where the Jews

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happen to live. But also that protect minorities, protects Christians,

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that offers unbelievable agricultural and technological and virtually and certainly military,

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but unbelievable innovation. That is the story of the people,

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whether you're religious or not. The story of the Bible

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is the story of the humans, right, It's the story

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of how we all got here, which churned.

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Speaker 3: Through everything to say, get us to the Enlightenment.

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Speaker 4: And then and then we had three hundred years of

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a more secular society, and I think now we're kind

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of battling between what we're what the future will be.

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But like your obsession with that place, and every time

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Tucker brings up a Jew, it's to clearly go after them,

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like it's never go does show after show going after

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Israel claiming that Christians aren't treated well in Israel. It's

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just like it's profoundly so is something there yet? Is

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it my preference to focus on that? Not really, because

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I don't think that wins anything. What I think again

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wins things is Look, a month and a half ago,

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Tucker was saying that if we do anything with Iran,

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it's new thermonuclear World War III. It's not that he

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was wrong, he was beyond wrong. Why was I not wrong?

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It was pretty obvious to me that Israel was going

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to do something. They're really good at doing this shit,

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and it was going to happen pretty quickly. And I

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even tweeted a few days before. You can find the tweet.

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Maybe you guys can put it up in post. I said,

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And if America has to do anything, it'll probably be

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to drop a couple moms to finish it off.

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Speaker 3: That's exactly what happened. Now.

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Speaker 4: It's not because I'm a genius. But if you pay

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attention to what's going on in the world, you would

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be able to decipher some of that. However, if your

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goal is to keep your audience in a particular state

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of panic all the time. So he was cataclysmically wrong

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about that, and we all get things wrong. But then

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he just moved on to the next thing now, and

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there'll be something else after that, and something else after that.

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So again, it brings I can see it with both

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of you. It just brings none of us great pleasure

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to have to do this. But they're not stopping. That's

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the weird thing.

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Speaker 2: It's like, no, and I think and I think it affects,

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you know, it affects like we're seeing stuff in New

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York City, we're seeing it in Minneapolis, we're seeing anti

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semitism on college campuses, and when we see it in

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our party, when we see it on our side. Because

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you know, we've been doing this a long time. We're

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old day and so we've been doing this a long

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time and kind of going back to the hole, just

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trying to get a rise out of people and trying

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to affect the algorithms. You know, we were doing long

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form posts on a blog when people actually read things,

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and then people stopped reading things, and now they just

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went the quick bursts of kind of like what you're

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talking about. It's like a cat chasing a laser on

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the wall, you know. That's I feel like that's where

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we're at now, And I mean, I kind of get it.

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it is it makes both of us very uneasy.

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Speaker 3: Look because you know, I grew up around Holocaust. My

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dad on his side had had Holocaust.

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Speaker 4: Survivors, obviously, plenty of people that didn't survive, and my

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mom had on her side, And I met these people

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and my uncle Joe, who had a tattoo on his arm,

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you know, till the day he died, obviously, and I

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wrote about him in my first book. Yet he got

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shot trying. I mean, it's such a crazy story. I

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can't even get into the full thing right now. But basically,

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when he realized that the Nazis were taking over Germany,

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he dropped his daughter off she was four years old,

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three or four years old, dropped her off at a

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at a Christian seminary and convinced her that he was

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not her father, so that she could survive so that

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he could go into hiding. And then after the war

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he went there like three years later to try to

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show that he was her father. She barely remembered him,

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right that, almost no recollection. They wouldn't let him take

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her back. He had to kidnap her, kidnap her and

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got shot while doing it. I mean, there's and there's

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so many crazy, crazier stories than that. But the point

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is that I'm Jewish, so I'm say to some of

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that stuff. But what I would say, and I always

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say this on my show, Look, someone may not you

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may not care about the Jews, and that's just fine,

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more than you'd care about anyone else.

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Speaker 3: That's perfectly fine. Everyone cares about their own more than

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you care about anybody else. Okay, fine.

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Speaker 4: But what I would say is if you think that

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serving the Jews up on the platter right now is good, well, okay,

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so fine. They won't live in New York City anymore

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because the Communists are going to take over there, But

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wait till the Islamists take over, because the Red Green

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Alliance is the real thing. So for the for the

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set of for the portion of this that is coming

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out of some kind of Christian thing. I would say,

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you don't have to care about the Jews. And you

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may think they're missing the boat on the Savior and

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all of that stuff, but first off, they're the ones

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that are defending your ability to go visit the church

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or the Holy Sepulcher and go to Bethlehem and Nazareth

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and all that stuff. But even putting that aside for

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your own self preservation, if the Jews are all taken

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out in America, like what do you think is coming next?

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Speaker 3: Is? It is game on with the own all the time.

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Speaker 2: We say it all the time, like a couple times

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a week. It's like the law. They have a long

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game and the long game it's like get the Jews

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out of the way, and they're coming next to the

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Christians and we can't understand why some of these Christians

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can't see that, Like, well, you let.

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Speaker 4: Me know, if you let me know, if Tucker or

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some of the other people you mentioned have done any

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shows on what's happening to the Christians in Syria right now?

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Speaker 1: Right better to say some kind of mention about it.

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But it's they there's so many of them that have

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gone off the rails, and for me to try to

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believe that it started with you know, clicks and money,

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and that it's financial. I just don't understand the ability,

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I guess, to do that inauthentically to the point that

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it then becomes who you are and what you actually believe,

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because we would never, like I can't imagine doing that.

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Speaker 4: You know how Trump, You know how Trump derangement syndrome

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caused a lot of semi like people that we thought

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were saying ten years ago and then they all went

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crazy with Trump arrangement syndrome. It was sort of like

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Trump was the center of the universe. So on any issue,

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you could get them to take any position because was

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just basically, well, if Trump likes it, I don't like it, right,

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So Trump says up, you say down. And I think

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in some sense that's what's happened here. And by the way,

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I would put a lot of the blame on what's

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happened here. A lot of the blame goes to the

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New York Times and CNN and mainstream media and all that,

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because they were so dishonest about so many things that

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they broke so many brains, especially during COVID, that then

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people go to look for answers anywhere. So you know,

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someone like Joe Rogan puts on anyone can put on

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whoever they want. You guys should put on whoever they

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want and be judged for it whoever you want. Same

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with me, So with Rogan, so he can put on

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whoever he wants. But if you keep putting on people

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who are propagandists, and I mean this for anyone, you

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keep putting on peopleho are propagandists and you're not equipped

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to explain what is the truth or bring on the counterpoint,

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then eventually, eventually the rise of the alt media will

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be just as bad as what we had with the

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mainstream media. And that's the strange thing that I think

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we're in right now. You know, the mainstream media has

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been collapsing. Alt media has been rising. I think this

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last election it got to at least parody or right

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around that.

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Speaker 3: And now I feel I've.

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Speaker 4: Said this on my show many times, I feel a

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responsibility to tell the truth. I'm not going to get

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everything right all the time, but I don't lie to

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my audience. I love correcting myself on air. My associate producer,

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Joseph's right here. He does it several times a week. Dave,

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you got that number wrong? You did this or I'll

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ask him in the middle of the show. I think

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I might be misremembering that something. I like doing that

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because I feel like I have a responsibility. Now there

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are other people that just don't think they have a responsibility.

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And I'm not telling anyone how to run their business,

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but I do think at some point it's if we

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don't have anything trustworthy in the mainstream and everyone's going online,

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and then the online people are like, well, I have

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no responsibility to tell the truth.

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Speaker 3: It makes it tougher. But thank god for AI because

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that'll just tell us.

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Speaker 2: What the truth right is right, And listen, we're and

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we're small potatoes. We always have been small potatoes. But

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one of the things that we've always been authentic. It's

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kind of like, you know what, Andrew Taate. We don't

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like him. We don't like him, and there are people

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on our side of the aisle that think he's a

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great guy, and he just.

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Speaker 1: Says, well, he said like four conservative things, so therefore

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we're going.

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Speaker 2: To write for him. So yeah, so we're supposed to

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embrace him or like, that's bullshit. We're not going to

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do that. And so we say the things and we

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get so much backlash for that, so that I think

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that's where a lot of we see a lot of

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people on our side going with the flow on some

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of these people who are so important and way obviously

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bigger than us, and so yeah, but it's yeah, it

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could be a tough it's a tough up. It's like

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a metal Yeah.

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Speaker 4: Let me offer you one other kind of white pill

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on this, which I tweeted something this morning that I

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think is kind of right. You know, ten years ago

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when I was part of that intellectual dark Web thing

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that took over the Internet, and it was it was

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mostly liberal saying the left is going crazy, right, the

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regressive left. And it was Sam Harris and me and

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the Weinstein brothers and Jordan Peterson and even Ben Shapiro,

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although he was a conservative in many ways, you could

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argue he was helping defend a classically liberal America, even

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if he disagreed with us on say.

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Speaker 3: Abortion or death penalty or something. Right, So it was

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it was a left.

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Speaker 4: It was a kind of group of disaffected lefties trying

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to stop the left. Now you can absolutely argue we

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failed because look what happen to the Democrat Party, and

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we fought the good.

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Speaker 3: Fight, and it's always worth fighting.

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Speaker 4: But you can surely we failed because the Democrats have

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completely lost their minds and now all the good Democrats RFK,

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taulse Rogan, me Elon or all Republicans basically right. What

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I would say is different on this side is that

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there is a much more robust group of people on

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the right who know what they believe in, why they

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believe it.

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Speaker 3: Liberals were all sort of brought.

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Speaker 4: Together by feelings, you know, like that's a kind of

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easy way to explain it. That's just kind of what's

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happening right now, And I'll put the sticker up and

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and it's just, you know, this amorphist thing, and that's

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why the Liberals didn't know how to defend themselves. Douglas

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Murray has a great line that one day the barbarians

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will be at the gate and will be debating what

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gender pronouns to call them, and that's and that's like

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that's right to me, right, Like that's sort of the

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liberal position, you know, like they're literally the orcs are

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like climbing up the wall, and you're like, is he

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or the zombies?

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Speaker 3: Exactly right? Exactly exactly.

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Speaker 4: But but I would say is people on the right,

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particularly conservatives and a lot of religious conservatives especially, they

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know what they believe and why they believe it.

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Speaker 3: Now, that doesn't mean you.

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Speaker 4: Can't get polled in weird directions because obviously there's a

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strange religious element to this, and there is some portion

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of people that are just like, ah, the Jews don't

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accept our Lord and Savior, so screw them. So it's

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not I'm not giving you a perfect thing. But you know,

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if you took the libertarians, okay, they want the government

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off your back, it's a print, it's a position to hold.

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The Liberals were just like I just kind of believe

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in anything at any point. So I think there is

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a much better there's a much better system in place

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on the right to push back against this. I know

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it feels scary and it's really big. But one last

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thing on this, as I tweeted out years ago, now,

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everyone always says it Twitter is not real life, and

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if you go out and about there are very few

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people actually talking about this stuff really, and I know

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we get lost in that and maybe that feels like

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an easy answer or something, but it really is true.

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You know, if I was to talk about the twenty

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guys I play basketball with every Wednesday. None of them

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are talking about the Jews or anything else.

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Speaker 3: What do they You know?

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Speaker 4: They love America, they want to be free, they want

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to make sure they have a job and everything else.

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Speaker 3: So again, success is the great escape patch for all

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of this.

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Speaker 2: Yes, I love ending with that. That is such a

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note because you're so right, that's real America and we

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all live in it.

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Speaker 1: And I know you have to go. But do you want

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to tell people really quickly about your new tequila?

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Speaker 4: And I have a new tequila because we want to

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see it. Where is the tequila? See yea, I always

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want a bottle within three feet.

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Speaker 3: Of me at all times. Look at this.

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Speaker 4: I have a tequila guy. He just brings me tequila

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all the time. So this is Coppol. This is my

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new tequila, which will send to you guys. It is

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a beautiful reposado aged three months. It's made the right way,

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it's light, it's exquisite. You're not going to get a

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hangover because we really we made it the right way.

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Speaker 3: And every bottle.

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Speaker 4: One of the things that we did we AI printed

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the label, so the artwork on every bottle.

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Speaker 3: Is completely unique. So every single bottle is completely completely unique.

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Speaker 4: And you know, I know you ladies are very health conscious,

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and I'm not going to sit here and tell you

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that tequila is the healthiest thing.

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Speaker 3: It is alcohol.

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Speaker 4: However, tequila certainly lower in sugar. You're gonna drink way

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less than a bottle of wine. And uh, and it's

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and it's just good and enjoyable and the price is right.

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And they've given me the signal I either have to

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drink tequila or.

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Speaker 3: Do any interview. I love it.

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Speaker 2: Thank you so much, you Dave. It's always a pleasure.

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Speaker 3: It was nice seeing you guys.

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Speaker 2: You're great seeing you