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Speaker 2: Attention gittoheads, Attention bo Scoutsosed by the student in most Nerdly,

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It's time for the soul of excellence.

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Speaker 3: He is a radio host at seventy seven WABC here

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in New York.

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Speaker 2: The rush hour is on the air, rush right now,

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here's bos Nerdly, So.

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Speaker 4: Soon again, my friend, it is a Friday rush hour.

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I am both Nerdly James Golden. You are welcome your

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telephone calls at eight hundred eight four eight nine two

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eight hundred eight four eight nine two two two So much,

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my friends on the table.

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Speaker 5: I have a.

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Speaker 4: Plethora of stories as the celebrations in certain circles continue

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and the comments regarding the celebrations, and I can't believe

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I'm even saying it over the death of a human being,

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that being the CEO of United Health. Their story after

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story about the reaction that people are having to it.

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We spend some time with that yesterday, so I want

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to talk about some other things today. Finally, my friends, Finally,

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at long last, we have some truth from Bill Clinton,

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something really happening, and we get to that that I

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think for a lot of young people that don't know

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the history at all of what transpires in this country

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beyond the day that they become politically aware of things

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they think is somewhat important. Princess Diana was on the

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show with me a few weeks ago and we were

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talking about the reaction the Democrat Party had toward their

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election loss. And one of the things that she said,

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and I've referred to it more than once now, is

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that she expected the Democrats not to take the right

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lessons from this election, from their election defeat, that they

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would land in the same places that they've always landed.

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I have two stories here that reaffirm that I want

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to get to those. The first one is something that's

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taking place in California. California voters in this past election resoundingly,

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resoundingly let it be known that they wanted an end

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to the wanton crime that has afflicted many of their cities, including,

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of course, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Today, there's a

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story in the Los Angeles Times California voters wanted stricter

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penalties for their crime. Can reformers find a new message?

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Criminal justice reform advocates spent the summer warning that efforts

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to ouch California's progressive district attorneys and to undo sentencing

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reforms would undermine a decade of work aimed at reducing

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mass incarceration.

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Speaker 5: What in the.

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Speaker 4: Hell does that phrase mean? I've never understood it the

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way mass incarceration. There are people that are criminals, they're

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sent to jail. But anyway, as they wanted to prioritize,

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prioritize rehabilitation and holding police accountable for excessive force. Come November,

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voters didn't listen. In Los Angeles County, Nathan Hocm Hopeman,

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a former federal prosecutor and one time Republican, unseated George

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Gasson as district attorney. Progressive firebrand Pamela Price was recalled

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an Alameda County and Proposition thirty six, which will lengthen

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jail in prison sentences for some drug and theft charges,

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passed with double digit margins in all but one of

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the state's fifty eight counties. After those resounding election defeats,

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some political strategists wonder whether reform minded candidates need to

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readjust their messaging. Many reform movement leaders and progressive prosecutors, however,

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have shown no sign of backing down. This goes right

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to what Princess Diana said. These people will land on

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the same place that they were before the election. They

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will not listen to the will of the voters. And

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this is happening even in California. Roy Bear, longtime consultant

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to Democrat campaigns in LA, warn that a perceived failure

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to find middle ground on criminal justice issues risk further

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alienating voters who want answers to visible signs of unrest

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like this, mash and grab robberies, open air drug use.

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specifically on this crime issue, what are Democrats in LA doing.

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our guns. We want this criminal reform. In the LA

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County District Attorney's race, Gassan held tight to his vision

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of restorative justice and alternatives to prison, and so mister

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the average California voter. And they have, but that is

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a very lengthy article. The point of the article is

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that they're not changing their tune one bit. They don't

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care election be damn. Let's just continue with their ideology

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in the face of reality, the face of reality that

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voters in California do not feel safe, and the progressives

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and the liberals have tried their approach. It failed. Voters

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have responded, they said, we don't want this, We actually

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want law and order in California. And they're still snubbing

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their knows that the voters and they still saying no,

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we're going to continue down this pathway. The election doesn't

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make a difference, Okay. Second story, East Coast, another major

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blue city, doubles down on vow to obstruct Trump's mass

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deportation plans. Now, in this instant, I understand what mass

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deportation means, not like mass incarceration, mass deportations.

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Speaker 5: We have had eleven miss.

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Speaker 4: Illegal immigrants come into this country during Joe Biden and

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Kamala Assi's term. The goal is to get as many

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of those people repatriated to their native lands as possible

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en mass round them up ship them out, but Boston

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step as we brace for the impact of a second

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Trump presidency. The Boston City Council unanimously voted this week

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to double down on a measure designed to obstruct President

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elect Trump's plans for mass deportations. According to The Boston Herald,

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Boston Council member Gabrielle Coletta said the measure is an

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important step to brace for Trump. The resolution adopted by

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the City Council unanimously states that proposals for mass deportations

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represent a direct attack on Boston's immigrant families and threatens

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to tear communities apart. It goes on to say, in

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the face of changing federal leadership, the City of Boston

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must reaffirm our support for the Boston Trust Act to

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protect our immigrant residents. The City of Boston shall continue

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to monitor respond to federal immigration policies that may impact

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its residents, reaffirming its commitment to protect immigrant communities from

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unjust enforcement actions and to uphold the trust, recognizing that

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protection of the rights and dignity of all residents, regardless

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of their immigration status, is essential for safe and welcoming

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city for all. Now, Democrats are incapable, incapable of differentiating

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between people that are here legally and people.

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Speaker 5: That are not.

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Speaker 4: By the way, this comes in spite of the fact

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that ICE has been doing actions already in Massachusetts, several

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ICE arrests of illegal immigrants who've been charged with crimes,

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including child sex offenses, were released back onto the streets,

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including child sex offenses. And these people were released back

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onto this streets in Boston. And is what are the

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Democrats in Boston saying? We are going to protect illegal immigrants,

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illegal immigrants regardless or not, whether they're criminals, regardless or not, whatever,

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We're going to protect them because we want a welcoming city.

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And screw Donald Trump and screw you Republicans. Now, Nancy Mace,

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sound bite about five minutes of the person that leads

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the Census Bureau in this country. Yesterday, I had a

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bite that he where he was questioned about it.

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Speaker 5: Nancy Mace.

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Speaker 4: Has a bite today that encapsulates why.

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Speaker 5: All of this is so important? Number ten, It is brief.

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Speaker 4: Listen to this, and this is behind every effort of

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the Democrat Party when it comes to their support of

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illegal immigration, their opposition to Donald Trump, their opposition to

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the rule of law in America. This, Nancy Mace, questioning

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the director of the United States Census, explains everything in

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less than twenty seconds. The entire argument from a Democrats

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view can be understood. Why are they doing what they're doing?

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Speaker 6: Oh so, I'm going to ask the question again. Are

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illegal aliens criminal illegal aliens? The people that break the

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law coming into our country when they enter in the

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door to door illegally.

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Speaker 7: Are they counted in the US census? Yes or no?

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Speaker 4: Yes, that's it. That's it. Play it one more time,

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Speaker 6: Oh so, I'm going to ask the question again. Our

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illegal aliens, criminal illegal aliens, the people that break the

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law coming into our country when they enter in the

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Speaker 7: Are they counted in the US census? Yes or no?

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Speaker 3: Yes?

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Speaker 4: That is behind everything. Why Why is it behind everything?

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I'll explain. The census dictates money and power in America.

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We choose our representatives because we are a representative republic

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on the basis of population. Your congressmen, how many congressmen

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there are are determined by the number of people that

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live in certain places. But it doesn't stop there. The

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federal government doles out money on the basis of population.

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For instance, your public school dollars. That money flows into

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school districts based on the number of children that attend

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public schools that attend the schools. So why do democrats

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insist that every person here illegally, especially if they have children.

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We can't let them go. We want to keep them

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because money. The more money they seek, the more population

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they have all linked together. If all of a sudden,

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these eleven million, on top of the twenty other million

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illegal immigrants in this country were dispatched elsewhere, they go

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back home.

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Speaker 5: What also goes.

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Speaker 4: The political power that democrats rely on from illegal citizens

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being in blue cities. The number of those people in

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that populace shrinks as it shrinks, the money shrinks, the

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money that trails them. And it's not just education. It's

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the money that comes in that they demand from the

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federal government for housing, the money that comes in for

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Speaker 5: Bills that people don't pay.

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Speaker 4: It's all tied into Democrat party power and money. This

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is not just an ideological position. We want people safe.

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They don't care about your safety. That should be evident.

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They don't care about the criminals at Rome. As you

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have seen, they do not care the people that get

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hurt by illegal immigrant criminals. They are collateral damage. That's

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just the cost of doing business. Yeah, some of your

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sons and daughters are gonna get murdered. Yeah, some of

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your daughters are gonna get raped. Yes, some of your

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children will get raped. But we can't turn off the spigot.

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Bigot that counts to them is the money that comes

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in the federal funding based on this population. And that

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is it the power to claim that they have x

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number of people in this congressional district and therefore we

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need to retain these these population numbers to retain our

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political power. That is what is driving all of this.

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That's why they have no respect for the law, no

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regard for immigration law, and so they can hold their

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own power and their own money. Every time you want

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to know why Democrats continue to support this breaking of

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the law, let this little clip play it one more time,

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echo in your head one more time.

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Speaker 7: So I'm going to ask the question again.

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Speaker 6: Are illegal aliens criminal illegal aliens the people that break

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the law coming into our country when they enter in

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Speaker 7: Are they counted in the US census? Yes or no?

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Speaker 4: Yes, that's it. James Golden aka Boston Early with you.

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And that is why Dianica, Princess Diana was right. They're

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not going to change, They're going to double down on

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everything heavenly birthday to day George Williams with The Times,

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nineteen sixty three. This was number one all across the

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US of A. And it's still it's such a wonderful song.

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Eight hundred and eight four eight nine to two two

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both nervous rush Hour, don't go away.

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Speaker 8: So much, so.

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Speaker 5: Much, please.

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Speaker 9: To gay.

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Speaker 7: By the pseudonym bo Nerdly Rush.

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Speaker 3: Now yours bos Nerdley.

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Speaker 4: Nineteen eighty eight. Sad Day of Music. American singer songwriter

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Roy Orbison passed away days after his birthday heart attack

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of fifty two, nineteen sixty four. This one was number one.

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Princess Diana just sent me this and she's absolutely right.

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Supreme Court tosses the This was a case in twenty

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twenty under Trump when he was in office, and I

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remember this now that she said it. They tossed it

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went to the Supreme Court. They tossed the citizenship question

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from the census forms, a victory for Democrat states. It

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went to the Supreme Court and the Trump administration Wilba

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Ross tried to put are you a citizen on the census?

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that while the Commerce Department has a right to reinstate

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the question, it did not provide an adequate justification for

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doing so. I hope that in the second Trump administration.

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Speaker 5: This is revisited.

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Speaker 4: And I also hope when they start drawing up the

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plans for deportations they hit Boston first and then head

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out to Colorado second. Everywhere you have one of these

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loudmouthed Democrats about how they're going to oppose it. In California,

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Newsome too, they're trying to Trump proof California. Anyway, Thank you,

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thank you, thank you. All Right, a few minutes we

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have left, I'm gonna switch gears really quickly. Bill Clinton

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actually told the truth about something. And if you know,

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young uns who are part of the whole progressive if

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they can't stand the idea they're talking about this two

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state Palestines, you have its own, should be its own state,

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et cetera, et cetera. Again, they don't know history. And

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I can't believe Bill Clinton actually was being interviewed told

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the truth, the one hundred percent truth, which is very

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unusual for Bill Clinton. And this is just listen, this

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goes about two minutes, folks, But this is an important

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part of history that most people don't even remember.

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Speaker 5: Go ahead, look, I think what's.

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Speaker 10: Happened there in the last twenty five years is one

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of the great tragedies of the twenty first century. And

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when I tell the young people, for example, who are

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understandably in America, they let's say, they're super sympathetic with

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the Palestinians, or they've been killed. A lot of those

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Palacinians have and they had to know. All they know

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is a lot more Palatinians have been killed than Israelis.

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And I tell them what Erafat walked away from?

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Speaker 5: Yesir, they like, can't believe it.

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Speaker 10: I said, oh, yeah, he walked away from a Palensnian

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state with a cat in East Jerusalem, ninety six percent

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of the West Bank, four percent of Israel, to make

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up for the four percent that settler was occupied that

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were beyond the borders in the sixty seven more. And

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I go through all the stuff that was in the deal,

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and they they like, it's not on their radar screen.

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They can't even imagine does that happened? And I tell them,

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you know, the first and most famous victim of an

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attempt to give the Talsonian the state was Prime Minister Rabine,

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whom I think loved as much as I ever loved

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another man.

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Speaker 5: And so Rabban.

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Speaker 10: He dies, and then Simon Paris has defeated in the election,

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and where the rest of it is history. But you

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walk away from these ones in a lifetime peace opportunities,

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and you can't complain twenty five years later, when the

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doors weren't all still open and all the possibilities weren't

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still there. You can't do it.

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Speaker 5: It's just your voice just cracked when you said that.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm an old guy. I have my regrets. That's

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one of them.

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Speaker 5: That is profound. And Bill Clinton is telling the truth.

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Speaker 4: This would have been his legacy by the way, because

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it deserves to be. This is the one thing that

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Bill Clinton did in office that was shining. Bill Clinton

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had broken a peace between Israel and the Palestinian State,

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including what now everybody clamors for this two state solution.

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The Palestinians would have had their own state, they would

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have had land that is now considered part of Israel,

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they would have had all kinds of aid from the

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United States. It was a deal that would have brought

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peace to the Middle East. And Yaser Arafat walked away

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with it, walked away from the deal at the last minute.

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Why did he do it? So that he could maintain

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his own political power, That's why he did it. And

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that was the end of any chance from that time

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when Bill Clinton was in office till now for any

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lasting peace in the Mid East. Yasir Arafat walked away

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from the negotiated peace deal that would have brought peace

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to the Middle East. And Bill Clinton is telling the

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one hundred percent truth here when he recounts it. And

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the Prime Minister of Israel who negotiated that deal with

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Bill Clinton and Yaca Arafat was assassinated because of it.

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That being Prime Minister of being and you can still

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hear Bill Clinton say he regrets that that happened. It

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was a once in a lifetime piece deal. None of

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these protesters even acknowledge that this history took place, and

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it was good that Bill Clinton is reminding, in some

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cases enlightening people that don't even that are out protesting,

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that don't even know the history of what's transpired. We

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got to go to traffic. We have to check in

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with traffic and with Kim Commando. H twenty eleven, dob

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Be Gray, singer songwriter, passes away in Nashville. This one,

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of course, one of his biggest hits. The in crowd.

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James Golden sturdly with you keeping right here, Friday, Both

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nerdly is rush hour. Don't go away, bas.

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Speaker 10: Up and down.

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Speaker 5: We can respectful, they may wait. That is outside.

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Speaker 11: James Golden, known popularly as both Nerdly.

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Speaker 2: This is the rush hour with those nerdly James goldn.

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Speaker 3: Snurdly, tell me that you're living.

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Speaker 5: We're taking a brief variation or a brief detour.

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Speaker 3: There's just no living.

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Speaker 5: From the political.

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Speaker 4: And the reason that we are going to take a

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minute away from the politics of the day is that

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the topic of breakups.

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Speaker 7: Don't You Leave My Heart.

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Speaker 5: Came up on the View.

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Speaker 2: Because if you go.

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Speaker 5: One of the saddest stories you'll ever hear.

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Speaker 4: So sad. It's hard to do so so sad. Remember,

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rather than me try to tell you about it, let's

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listen in so it took place on the View today.

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Speaker 12: Listen, you'll be face to face when you break Its lovely.

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Speaker 10: But you end up making up over and over and

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over again, and it takes so much energy.

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Speaker 13: He's been the break eat. I don't break up with people,

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and they break up with me, and they always do

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it in person, and then I cry and tell us

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every council. On New Year's Eve, we were supposed to

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go to a party. I was very dressed up. I

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thought I looked cute.

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Speaker 10: He came in.

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Speaker 13: He wasn't as dressed up. I thought that was strange,

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and he said, I'd like to start the new year

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off right, but that's going to be without you.

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Speaker 2: Okay.

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Speaker 12: That proves my point and kind of I'm writing.

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Speaker 5: Your name is Eric, Eric a.

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Speaker 12: Council see you and see I enjoy.

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Speaker 10: He's still alive, so.

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Speaker 3: You can poor Sonny.

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Speaker 4: Sonny got all dressed up, didn't even have a legal

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notice from Friday Love Stories to Friday Breakups.

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Speaker 5: Mister mamone, Mister mamone.

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Speaker 4: A great idea, yes, because we will resume the love

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stories and now we have a suggestion from mister Mike

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we do the breakup stories. I like this, but poor Sonny.

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Eric wanted to start the new year off right, and

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starting the new year off right, Sonny is starting the

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new year without you, bye, baby. I want if she's

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gonna have to do a legal notice for doxing the

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guy like that?

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Speaker 5: Oh that's shit. Oh ho oh, this one was almost

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as bad, you know. That's right.

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Speaker 4: Sonny found out that her ancestors were slave owners.

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Speaker 5: She did, she did.

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Speaker 4: That was and that happened, and her reaction was priceless

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for that one. Yeah, this girl has a has some

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issues anyway. Okay, So our detour into the world of

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love and romance and breakups, poy Sonny.

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Speaker 3: Is over.

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Speaker 4: Let us return back to the world of politics. Lord

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and I do not use it in a biblical sense.

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Lord Obama is back. I'd use it like they call

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Darth Vader, you know, like Lord Vadar. That it's the

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same thing, Lord Obama, Like Lord Vadar. Lord Obama is

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back with a political pronouncement. He was after he criticized

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black people for black men for not being fully behind

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Kamala Harris's if that's a place you want to be,

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after he criticized black men for not supporting Kamala Harris enough.

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After all, when you black men, when you scourges of

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the earth get in trouble, who do you turn to?

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You turn to black women to help get your sorry

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behinds out of trouble. Remember that from a few weeks ago. Yes,

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well he's back. The Lord Obama has declared that that Well,

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you listen and you tell me what the whole point

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of this is.

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Speaker 11: There are going to be times, potentially when one side

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tries to stack the deck and lock in permanently grip

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on power, either by actively spressing votes or politicizing the

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armed forces, or using the judiciary the criminal justice system

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go after opponents. And in those circumstances, pluralism does not

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call for us to just stand back and say, well,

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I'm not sure that's okay. In those circumstances, a line

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has been crossed and we have to stand.

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Speaker 4: From and we are not editing that there's going to

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be times potentially when one side tries to stack the

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deck and lock in yeah, that's it. That's it, and

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lock in yeah, and they're going to try to whatever

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permanent thank you by one side is gonna gonna try it,

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try it, lock in their power. I don't know exactly

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what his point was in all of this. Perhaps perhaps

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he's projecting. I mean, he does talk about trying to

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suppress votes. That is certainly something that Democrats do and

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have done on a regular basis. Stack the deck, try

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for permanent power. All of these things sound like the

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Democrat party playbook to me. But anyway, and since we're

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in the political realm, let us visit with mister Carville,

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which supper head suppent head has very very deep sympathies

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this holiday season. It's almost like we've been he's seeing

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a Greek Tragedyfolt, Carlos.

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Speaker 5: What is that shirt that you're wearing? What is that

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on your shirt? What? What is it? Looks like Teddy

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Bears or something? What? What is this? It is? It is?

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It is?

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Speaker 8: Some people here in the office said that it's Grateful Dead.

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Speaker 9: I bought it because it was pretty look cool.

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Speaker 5: What grateful dead? What you mean the shirt should be

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grateful if it's dead, if it's never warning, what do

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they what? Is it? Is nothing? A band?

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Speaker 9: Or is it something?

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Speaker 5: You mean? The grateful dead? The grateful dead.

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Speaker 4: Yes, it's got a lavender teddy bear. I don't understand

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this anyway. Uh, I lost my James Carr Hill, Oh

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this is p M a positive mental something attitude, attitude.

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Speaker 5: Oh my goodness, gracious, I don't okay.

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Speaker 4: James Carville s upon head discussing a very tragic figure

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in our times. Let us see I from mister Carville.

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Speaker 9: But the central point of all of this, all of

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this is the most tragic figure in American politics in

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my lifetime is present Biden. All Right, So he said

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I'd never parton a kid, Okay, I don't believe. I

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don't believe any when anybody says I never had sex

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with that person.

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Speaker 5: I'd never pardoned our kid.

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Speaker 9: I don't pay any attention to it because I think

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everybody lies about sex, and everybody is going to do

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whatever they're going to do with their own children. But

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the different scenario would be if he would have. In

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September of twenty twenty three, August said that he wasn't

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going to run. God, we would have won this selection

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and it wouldn't have been that close because we'd have

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had so many freaking talented people that were running. And

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he would be shitting here right now getting ready to

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leave on a high note.

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Speaker 4: Kiss is astounding. He's taking everybody out on this one. Well,

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when somebody said I never had sex with that, well,

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I don't believe that.

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Speaker 5: Crap. I don't believe.

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Speaker 4: Oh, I'm not gonna do this with my tool that

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was directed at Bill Clinton. So he throws the knife

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into Bill Clinton's political back. Then he talkses a few

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at Joe Biden, He's the most tragic political figure ever.

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And then he got one for Kamala two. Because we

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would have had a primary, we would have had some

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talented people. What is that saying? We would have actually

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had some talent instead of this thing that we got

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stuck with to run, and we would have won if

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we had a real Wow, he's all.

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Speaker 5: Over the place today. You've been so good to me.

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You gotta love it.

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Speaker 8: You make.

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Speaker 4: Birthday today, can you go? Peretti born in nineteen sixteen.

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He wrote so many classics. He wrote this one shout

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for the Isleys, twisting the night away, You make me

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he hits James Golden Snowly coming back. Your calls don't

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go away.

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Speaker 3: So it's the rush hour with bo s Nerd ladym

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Nerdly Rush Now yours bos Nerdly.

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Speaker 5: Reminds h Heavenly birthdaydy Day. Linda Creed.

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Speaker 4: Also alone by her married name Linda Epstein, singer, songwriter, lyricists.

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She was part of the Magic Out of Philadelphia, teamed

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up with Tom Bell a lot of hits. This one

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is one of hers. The greatest love of all the

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hitson stylistics, Oh my Goodness, and so many others like

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you are everything, Bet You're by Golly Wild, you make

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me feel brand new, The classics, the classics and now.

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Linda Creed passed away age thirty seven.

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Speaker 5: Young. She had been diagnosed with breast cancer twenty six,

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kept on working.

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Speaker 4: Set up a foundation that helped so many women even

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after she passed away. Lynda Creed one of the Journey

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Heavenly Birthday, Happy Birthday, Linda Creed.

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Speaker 3: James Golden aka bos Nerdly presents Rapid Falls and.

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Speaker 4: Let's go to George in Mount Sinai. You're up first, George, How.

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Speaker 5: Are you.

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Speaker 14: Quick. It's a perfect storm for the Democrats if they

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get the stuff through with the census. But it's this

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next sense. This is for not for another five years.

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Besides the money you get, you also get congressional seats

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more or less. So it's very dangerous for everybody because

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they could get in democratic states if they have more population,

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more congressional seats, which will control money in the House.

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Speaker 4: So that's exactly what I said. I pointed that out.

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This is this is why Democrats are so intent on

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protecting illegal immigrants. It goes to their money. It goes

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to the power, the power to control the House of Representatives,

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which controls the purse strings of the nation, as you said,

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and it goes to the money that the federal government

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doles out. George, absolutely right. Let's see, how do you

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pronounce it that?

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Speaker 5: That name? Is it?

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Speaker 4: Gusta Gastine? Gustineau got it? Just want to make sure

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I got it right. Gustino in New Jersey? You are next?

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How are you, Gustine?

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Speaker 8: How are you doing?

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Speaker 5: Excellent?

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Speaker 8: Can I call you Russe Limbaugh? Because you know why.

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I want to tell you that he loved you so much.

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He loved you so much I listen to this show

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every day, and he loved you with all of his heart.

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Speaker 4: He did, and same back for me to rush and

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you know that. You know that. What's on your mind

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this afternoon, guest?

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Speaker 8: Now, well, here's what I'm gonna tell him. In Arizona,

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everybody call them wetbacks because they come across the Rio

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Grande and they were wetbacks. I don't call them illegal,

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their wet backs.

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Speaker 5: And that name is hold on.

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Speaker 4: Guess now, that name is so pejorative, and back in

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the day it was widely used. In fact, back in

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the Eisenhower administration, when we had the last mass deportation

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effort in America, it was called Operation Wetback. That is

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not something that I suggest any of us use today.

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There's no need to be offensive to people. There's no

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need to try to say things that are widely regarded

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as denigrating some other person. Just because they have to

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go home. They have to go home, and that's the

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point of it. And let's stay with that. Thank you

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for the call so much, Clemente in Brooklyn, New York.

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You are up next.

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Speaker 5: How are you really good?

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Speaker 8: Thank you?

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Speaker 5: What's on your mind this afternoon?

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Speaker 8: Well, I have something else to say. But I had

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an idea that'll save our grandchildren the debt that we

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created for them.

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Speaker 4: Very shortly, Yes, yes, very simply, and it cut off.

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I know it must be the people that are monitoring

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the five g That's what had to do it. Sandra

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in New Jersey, You're next, How are you?

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Speaker 8: Oh?

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Speaker 12: Happy Friday? James, James, I wanted you to know that

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I'm thinking about Daniel Penny and I feel that these

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the people on the Jewey should go home and think

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about it and realize that maybe one day they're going

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to encounter situation where their life is in danger, and

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by putting this man in jail, they're not gonna have

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their fellow men to help them.

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Speaker 4: Well, Sandra, I have to stop you there because we

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are out of time. But the Daniel Penny, yes, they

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are unable to reach a verdict on the main charge.

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We will see where it goes from there. My friends,

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gotta go. May God bless and protect each and every

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single one of you, your families and your loved ones.

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Love and gratitude always for your being here with me

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and allowing me to be with you. God willing back

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in the morning seven am for the Saturday morning vibe.

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Until then, I bid you, I do.

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Speaker 5: Good Bye,