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smartphone or tablet, and again, thank you so much for

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your support. CNN reporting the US government security clearances of

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at least thirty seven current and former national security officials

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have been revoked by Director of National Intelligence Toulci Gabbard.

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According to a memo obtained by CNN, those impacted include

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people who were involved in conducting an assessment of Russia's

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efforts to influence the twenty sixteen election, as well as

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members of former President Joe Biden's National Security Council. According

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to a person familiar with what the memo with what,

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the person noted, most of the intel professionals impacted are

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not household names, so you wouldn't know them.

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Speaker 2: What was the assessment?

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Speaker 1: They just mentioned it in passing that they were involved

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in conducting an assessment.

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Speaker 2: What assessment. Would that be?

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Speaker 1: How about this, I'll ask it this way. Which assessment

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was it? The first one that said that the Russians

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did not have any impact on the election, There was

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no evidence. The Intel Agency said, low confidence in this idea,

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low confidence that there's any proof that the Russians hacked

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the DNC email servers, like like that those assessments or

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the assessments after Brennan, Clapper and Comy started meddling in

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the development of the assessment to rewrite it to then

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overstate and exaggerate. Dare I say, lie that potent wanted

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Trump to win and that's why the Russians were doing

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all of this stuff even though they didn't really have

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any evidence of it. Is it that assessment you're talking about. See,

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here's the problem. The CNN viewer or reader of their

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website would not know.

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Speaker 2: They would not know.

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Speaker 1: The memo from Tulsa Gabbard does not cite specific evidence

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of wrongdoing by current or former officials. It was circulated

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on Monday to multiple US Intel community agencies. In that

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sentence makes it sound like this is simply punitive or pettiness,

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but it is in response to evidence. The evidence would

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be the declassification of new numerous documents. Over the last month,

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we've been we've been covering them here on the program.

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We've talked about them, we've gone over them, put together

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the timeline.

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Speaker 2: That's evidence.

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Speaker 1: So the memo does not cite specific evidence because the

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evidence is already in the public domain thanks to the

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declassification by the person who did the memo, Tulsa Gabbert.

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The dn I memo accused impacted individuals of the politicization

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or weaponization of intelligence to advance personal, partisan, or non

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objective agendas inconsistent with national security priorities. By the way,

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these were also the accusations that were made by the

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Durham Report Inspector General Horowitz over the last decade. They've

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said this that the intel assessments and the actions undertaken

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by the Obama intel community, as well as the existing

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deep state actors that were still on the payroll when

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Trump took over, their efforts continued and.

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Speaker 3: Like that.

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Speaker 1: That's what they were accused of doing by two different investigations.

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So it's not just the DNI memo accusing these individuals

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of doing it. This has been on the public record

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for quite some time. As I said, Gabbard's move is

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the latest in a string of actions by senior Trump

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administration officials to discredit the Intelligence communities twenty seventeen assessment

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that here we Go Russia sought to intervene in the

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twenty sixteen presidential election in support of Trump and penalized

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those involved. Gabbard released documents last month that she said

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were evidence of a treasonous conspiracy by the Obama administration,

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including former President Barack Obama, and made criminal referrals to

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the Justice Department to again, this is all being framed

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as well. This is just what she's saying, right, But

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why don't you tell your readers what was in the

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actual memos? Why won't you describe that? The CIA director

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John Ratcliffe also put out his own review critical of

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the twenty seventeen assessment. Again, which one are you talking about,

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the final one or the one that they drafted first,

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that Obama said redo that they came back two weeks

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later with a redone version that then said the opposite

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of what the original had said. Meanwhile launching the leak

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campaign to put this stuff into the media immediately within

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hours of the of the first meeting they had leaked

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it to the Washington Post and had told the Washington

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Post that they had the intel community had come to

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this high confidence conclusion, and the intel community had not.

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Attorney Pam Bondi also has directed federal prosecutors to launch

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a grand jury investigation into accusations that the Obama administration

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manufactured intelligence. I don't believe that's actually I don't believe

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that's an accusation anybody has made that they manufactured intelligence.

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They did improper spycraft, They took stuff that was not supported,

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they took rumors, they took oppo research from the Hillary

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Clinton campaign, and they use that stuff to build a

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false narrative. They didn't manufacture intel, unless there's some other

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charge that's out there that I'm unaware of. I mean,

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Christopher Steel manufactured some intel and then that got laundered

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into the intelligence community assessment by John Brennan. He didn't

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manufacture that, just put it into these reports, even though

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it was unsupported and it was paid for by the

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Clinton campaign. Democrats have accused Gabbard and Trump of using

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the Russia investigation documents to try to distract from the

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furor surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein files and to punish his

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domestic political enemies. Right without I would add here that

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CNN is not telling you, I would add without any

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defense of the specific evidence. Right throughout all of this

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declassification that's been going on for the last month or two,

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Democrats are not coming out with any kind of coherent

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response or defense of the specific evidence. All they're saying

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is release the Epstein files, files that they didn't give

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a flying fig Newton about for a decade. Only once

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they saw some people in the MAGA podcast universe mad

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that the files were not getting released. They saw that

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as an opportunity to try to draw to drive a

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wedge in the magabase. And there are some people inside

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the MAGA podcast to stand land that are not actually America. First,

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they're not actually MAGA, they're grifters and yeah, and so

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they are essentially running an op inside MAGA. I'm not

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telling you who they are. You should make your own

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determination for that. I'm not going to go and start

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naming names like Candice Owens or Tucker Carlson. I'm just

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going to say that there are people that are in

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that world that are not really of that world. The

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Democrats have not offered any defense all they keep screaming

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about is the Epstein files. They want to splinter the

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coalition that Donald Trump has built. The officials on Gabbard's

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list include former top aids to Obama Director of National

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Intelligence James Clapper. See here's the thing, too, they keep

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their clearances, and that allows them to do consulting work

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because they still get access, so they parlay those clearances

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into paychecks. I'm fine with them revoking all.

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Speaker 2: Of these security clearances. Totally fine with it.

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Speaker 1: All right, if you're listening to this show, you know

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National Review, in its coverage of the suspension or the

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revocation of the security clearances of thirty seven officials from

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the Intel community, features also several the thirty seven officials

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feature several signatories to a statement supporting the House Democrats

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twenty nineteen impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump. Okay, so there

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are people on this list that had their clearances revoked

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who had signed on to the Democrat's efforts to impeach

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him the first time over the Perfect Phone Call, which

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resulted in the first impeachment in twenty twenty. It included

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several national security officials from the Obama and Biden administrations,

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the last two Democrat administrations, which lasted a combined twelve years.

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Her office publicized a memo that it had crafted to

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announce the revocation for all of the Intel officials. Their

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access to classified information and systems will end, and their

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contracts with the US government will be terminated. The Trump

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administration previously revoked the security clearances of fifty one former

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Intel officials who falsely claimed that the Hunter Biden laptop

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story had the hallmarks of a Russian disinformation campaign. In

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October of twenty twenty, Trump also removed the security clearances

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held by past political opponents, including the three Democrat candidates

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he ran against for president, two of whom he defeated,

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took their clearances as well.

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Speaker 2: By the way, did.

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Speaker 1: Y'all see or hear this clip from Jim Comey, former

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FBI director, who is like, you're talking about Taylor Swift.

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Speaker 2: Have you heard this? Hang on? I have it?

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Speaker 1: Uh, yeah, here we go. Here's James Comy For no reason.

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Speaker 4: Last week's cold turns out to have been COVID. Quite

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a flashback, and Donald Trump is still president and still

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humiliating America on a national stage standing next to Vladimir Putin.

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It's like a dream, a bad dream you can't wake

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up from. That would be a night I don't want

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to talk about that bad dream that I want to

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talk about a truly inspirational public figure named Taylor Swift.

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Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.

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Speaker 1: All right, so that's quite a segue, like I'm going

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to start talking about this thing that I don't want

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to talk about. By the way, Roland Radio, it's a

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good rule of thumb is that if you don't want

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to talk about something, just don't talk about it, right,

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Don't tell people I don't want to talk about this topic.

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Speaker 2: Just don't talk about it.

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Speaker 1: Because when you're talking about it and you don't want

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to talk about it, you're talking about it.

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Speaker 2: See how that works.

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Speaker 4: Of course I watched her podcast interview with the Kelsey Brothers.

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Of course I watched the whole thing, although on YouTube,

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Teresa and I got kicked off for the last fifteen

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minutes and finished it on her phone, But I watched.

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Speaker 1: It compelling and rich. These are the kinds of background

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details that really paint the picture for you. We got

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ticked off YouTube, like, oh my gosh, dude.

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Speaker 2: What are you even talking about?

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Speaker 4: You see Taylor Swift and I go way back. I

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went to my first concert of hers fifteen years ago.

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I've been to a second and I have helped financially

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support the attendance of a lot of family members. At others,

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I'm in a family's swifty group chat.

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Speaker 1: Okay, your family has a Swifties group chat. This is

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so lame. Oh my gosh name. Also, what's with the

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humble bragg there?

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Speaker 3: Like?

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Speaker 2: I also paid for a bunch of family members to go.

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Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, so Daddy deep pockets over here is paying

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for you know, the daughter and all of her friends

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and cousins and stuff to go see Taylor Swift. And

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he said, we go way back, Swift, and I go

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way back. She doesn't know you. What are you talking about?

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I mean, she may know you from the media and stuff,

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but you guys aren't friends. You go way back.

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Speaker 2: You've been a fan of hers? Kind of creepy, but

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you've been a fan of hers.

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Speaker 4: I know all her music and I listened to it

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on my headphones when I cut the grass.

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Speaker 3: So yes, I have a favorite of.

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Speaker 4: Hers, although honestly, for me, it's a tie between all

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two well ten minute version and Exile featuring Bonny Verir.

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Taylor Swift has grown up with my family and provided

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us a soundtrack. Really, as we've grown ourselves and learned

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and adapted and dealt with adversity and celebration.

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Speaker 3: She had songs for all of it.

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Speaker 4: I suspect that's something that millions of Americans have also

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experienced in their families.

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Speaker 3: I think that's.

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Speaker 4: Because Taylor's swift produces great art, but also because she

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models something at every stage of her career. She's shown

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a certain way of being that resonated with my kids

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and also felt right to me as a parent.

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Speaker 1: She's posing on the cover of her album dressed like

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a stripper. Hey, and like, isn't she just basically still

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at age? What is she now forty? I don't know,

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thirty five forty years old? Isn't she still just like

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LARPing as a sixteen year old who had her heart broken?

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That's my I know I'm going to get the wrath

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of the Swifties here. But here's the thing. Now that

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I know that Komi has been a swiftye all this time,

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is it possible that he may have weaponized some of

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our social media platform or bot farms or something like that.

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Could he have used the FBI to go after people

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critical of Taylor Swift? Have you heard about the Swifties Army.

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The Swifties like they just swarm you. They're like the

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Beyonce killer bees or whatever. They're queen bees or worker bees.

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I don't know what they call themselves, but the people

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who love Beyonce and they like they sniff out somebody

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saying something negative about their queen and man, they just

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go after them on social media. I think we should

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look into this. I think we should have a congressional

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panel that looks into whether or not Jim Comey weaponized

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the FBI or any other intelligence agency to advance the

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cause of the Swifties. I think it's only fair. Here's

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on text line. Suzanne says Comy is a nutcase. Steve

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in Indian Trail says Pete. I'm not a fan of

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Taylor Smith's muse or Taylor Smith Taylor Swift's music, but

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I got to hand it to her for turning what

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I consider to be a mediocre product into a multi

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billion dollar industry.

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Speaker 2: Hmm yeah.

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Speaker 1: Look, from what I understand, very good business person, you know,

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give her all the credit to her. I don't even think, okay,

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I do know. I think, well, I know a line

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from a song of hers like, uh, shake it up,

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shake it up, shake it off. Okay, there you go.

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So all right, that's it. That's the only that's the

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only thing I know. Okay, that's it. But Jim Comy

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knows all of the lyrics to all of the songs.

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He's a huge Taylor Swift fan, and James call me

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felt the need to tell us all about this with

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a preamble about how much Trump is terrible for meeting

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with Putin. Of course, then the very next day Trump

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has all of the leaders of Europe and Zelensky from

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Ukraine in as well, and we may actually see something

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develop out of this.

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Speaker 2: We don't know.

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Speaker 1: I'm taking my usual approach with Trump on this, which is,

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let's give it a minute, see what happens. I mean,

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couldn't be worse than the thousands of people dying every

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single day over in Ukraine right now, right, So let's

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see what happens. Let me see what Mike has to

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say here. Hello, Mike, welcome to the program.

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Speaker 5: Hey Pete, A big fan of your show.

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Speaker 2: Man, Sir, thank you regarding your.

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Speaker 5: Previous segment about radio stations expecting advertising dollars. Yeah, I

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had a really funny thought pop in my head the

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original Ghostbusters movie, the scene where the dean of the

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university terminates Bill Murray's grant and essentially fires him. Yeah,

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and then the very next scene, dan Aykroyd says to Murray,

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forget about MIT or Stanford. They wouldn't touch us with

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a ten meters cattle.

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Speaker 3: Proud.

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Speaker 5: I like Torking for the university. They gave us money

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and facilities.

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Speaker 1: We didn't have to produce anything.

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Speaker 5: You've never worked into private sectors.

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Speaker 1: They expect results.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: It came from Oh, that's exactly right, it is. That's

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exactly right, Mike. I appreciate it, thanks sir. Yeah, yeah,

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it's a great line. Yeah, we didn't have to do anything.

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Private sector expects results, which explains James Comy. Here's more

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of his belief. This ran about six minutes. I did

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not think he could last six minutes talking about Taylor Swift.

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But to be fair, the first thirty seconds of it

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was anti Trump.

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Speaker 3: Stuff and she's still doing that.

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Speaker 4: As a grown up, like a lot of you, I

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struggle with how to stand up to bullies without letting

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their meanness infect me and change me. You may have

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seen that the governor of California has been generating a

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lot of attention lately by posting on social media in

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a satirical way where he mocks Donald Trump and his

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all caps megalomania and his absurdity. And I find it

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very funny.

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Speaker 2: Oh you know what he posted today, Gavin Newsom.

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Speaker 1: Yet they posted an AI generated image of Newsome with

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a bandage over his ear.

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Speaker 2: Get it.

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Speaker 1: Oh, and then he's got like some hinz ketchup and right,

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indicating that like the attempted assassination of Donald Trump was staged,

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And of course we know it wasn't because somebody was

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actually murdered. Corey Comparatory I believe was his name. He

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died defending his family, protecting them from the incoming fire,

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and two others were severely injured, crippled, maimed. But I

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guess it gets you the retweets, and that's what's important, right,

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Trolling Donald Trump. By the way, there's only one Donald Trump.

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People on the left think that This is the most

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hilarious thing ever, and it just is as cringey as

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Comy's video, which looks a lot like a hostage video

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by the way, just really really poorly done. Dude, stick

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to rearranging seashells on the seashore, Okay, but he's probably

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got some time because he probably had to evacuate because

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I believe his property is in North Carolina, so he's

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down at the coast, and with Hurricane Aaron coming in,

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he may be in a hotel someplace. And that's why

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the video quality is so poor.

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Speaker 3: Here hilarious even sometimes.

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Speaker 2: Oh y'es hilarious, but I gotta be honest.

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Speaker 4: It also leaves me with a strange feeling at times

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because I don't want us to become like Trump and

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his followers.

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Speaker 3: There are far more.

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Speaker 4: Decent, honest, kind people in America than there are mean jerks.

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Speaker 1: No, so there you go. Mean jerks are Trump's followers,

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nicely played, so why not just go basket of deplorables there,

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Jim right, There's no way this guy allowed any kind

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of bias to infect anything he did while at the FBI.

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Speaker 2: No, no, no, I.

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Speaker 1: Don't understand who he thinks this plays to I really

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don't because the left does not like him. The left

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does not like Jim Jim Comey because how he, you know,

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ruined Hillary's chances of winning by not prosecuting her for

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the obvious crime of mishandling classified information by running a

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private server.

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Speaker 4: Then, don't get me wrong. We have our jerks, millions

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of them. You may have noticed in particular, there's a

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stunning coarseness and ugliness in the Republican.

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Speaker 2: Party, just the GOP.

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Speaker 4: It's upsetting, But it's also a minority of America on

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the whole.

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Speaker 3: We aren't like that, and we don't like that.

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Speaker 1: You actually, actually Trump did win the majority of the

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popular vote, so it is the majority.

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Speaker 2: If you're gonna if.

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Speaker 1: You're going to paint with that kind of a broad brush,

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then that's more than half of America. It's not a minority.

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May want to get in Intel assessment on those numbers there, James.

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Speaker 4: I think that's a big part of the reason so

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few Americans support Donald Trump when they have to see

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him and that up close.

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Speaker 3: What and why.

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Speaker 4: Republicans are so worried about what's coming for them next year.

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And to be clear, I am not an advocate for weakness.

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Of course, we need to stand up to jerks and

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defend what matters, but I think we have to try

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to do that without becoming like them, Which is what

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makes me think about Taylor Swift. What She's made clear

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that she sees Donald Trump for what he is, and

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last year she urged Americans not to make the serious

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mistake of electing.

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Speaker 2: Him, and they did not listen to her.

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Speaker 4: Spoiler of course, we're now living with the consequences of

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that mistake. But while our elderly makeup covered president is

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posting about whether Taylor Swift is still hot and declaring

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that he can't stand her, what's she doing living her

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best life, producing great music and as she urged all

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of us to do during the podcast, not giving the

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jerks power over her mind.

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Speaker 1: All Right, you hear me talk a lot about incentives, right, Well,

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let's talk about incentive trips, the kind that companies offer

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there is a custom app that's a game changer for

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these trips. It's called Incentive trip kit private group messaging,

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easy to use app. There's even a traveler locator, so

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Carl from Accounting doesn't get left behind. The best part

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And when the trip is over, incentive trip Kit turns

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those highlights into a professional storytelling video.

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Speaker 2: So think about it.

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Speaker 1: When you launch next year's incentive trip campaign, that vid,

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you know, becomes your greatest motivator. Talk about a return

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me on the text line and you want me or

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you want there to be a modicum of a chance

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that I read your text on the air, you can't

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use curses. Okay, you can't cuss on the text line.

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It's not gonna I'm not gonna read your cussing.

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Speaker 2: Okay.

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Speaker 1: I'm not the chair of the Democrat Party of North

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Carolina here, Okay, I'm not dropping f bombs all over

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the place. I got an FCC license to protect. Come on,

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I'm not reading that one. Um. I'm not reading that

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one either. And they're about Comy. Okay, um see now

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this one's borderline, Like what all right, I'll read it. Corey,

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poor Comy. His clips are hard to listen to. I'm

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sure this is a sign of a man who is

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suffering from low.

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Speaker 2: T how well I look.

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Speaker 1: I don't know that, but if he is, there are

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a ton of different options out there. Low country mail,

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for example, hymns is another one. Like there's there, there

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are options. I do have about fifty seven seconds left

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where he brings this in for a landing. Will he

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stick the landing?

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Speaker 2: I don't know.

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Speaker 1: Up until this point, he's kind of just been like

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like tripping and falling all over the mat in what

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looks like some sort of a routine but obviously has

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not been planned out or choreographed or practiced. So anyway,

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here's the last of his of his monologue.

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Speaker 3: I know you get that even without the research.

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Speaker 4: Just watch Fox News or hang around at X and

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you'll see what means. We can't stop people from being jerks.

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What we can do is stop it from hurting us

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from changing us at my second Taylor Swift concert in Hartford, Connecticut,

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fourteen years ago. This summer, she sang a song about

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this topic, asking why you got to be so mean? No,

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and she spoke directly to the nasty people. I bet

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you got pushed around. Somebody made you cold. But the

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cycle ends right now because you can't leave me down

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that road. You'll be glad. I didn't sing that. That's

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right because down that road is unhappiness. Nobody should have

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that power over us. Thank you, Taylor Swift, keep the faith.

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Speaker 1: Nobody should have that power over us, except, of course

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the orange hitler. Right for a guy who started off

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this clip by saying saying he did not want to

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talk about Donald Trump, he could not help himself from

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talking about Donald Trump repeatedly. For the rest of the

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five minute and twenty three second clip. He kept on

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talking about Trump and Trump voters, more than half of

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the American electorate that voted to put Trump into office,

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and everything is this naval gazing introspection of the self

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with this guy. You're not the victim, Comy, You're not

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a victim here. I know we always perceive ourselves as

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either the hero or the victim. Never the villain, But you, sir,

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are the villain in this tale of the Russia collusion

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hoax of your tenure at the FBI.

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Speaker 2: Why are you gonna be so MEI what's with the

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NPR affectation?

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Speaker 1: What's up with that? With his whispery affectation? Yeah, it

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sounds like my Joe Biden impression. You'll recall Komy has

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a history of provocative posts. Not that this is a

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provocative post. It's just cringey and said, but remember he

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sent out the picture that supposedly he had no idea

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what eighty six forty seven meant. And remember he took

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the picture on this is I'm just walking on the

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seashore selling my seashells, and I happened to see some

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seashells neatly arranged into the letters the numbers rather of

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eighty six forty seven, which is a call for assassinating

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the forty seventh President of the United States, Donald Trump.

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And then he claimed he did not know that that's

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what that meant. He just thought it was an interesting

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shell form. He also drew backlash when he posted a

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vote Harris Shell again, like this guy comes across the

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most random seashells on his North Carolina beachfront property.

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Speaker 2: It's truly amazing.

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Speaker 1: I suspect one of the neighbors sees his seven foot

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seven self walking on the beach, and I think they're

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setting these shells up. I think they're doing this specifically,

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so he sees them and he'll instagram them out. Either

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that or he's doing it himself. Actually that's probably the case.

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All Right, that'll do it for this episode.

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Speaker 2: Thank you so much for listening.

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Speaker 1: I could not do the show without your support and

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thank you so much for listening, and don't break anything

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while I'm gone.