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

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your support. So the other day, Ben Dominich, the editor

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at large of The Spectator, also a Fox News contributor,

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wrote a piece after the election. It appeared at the

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New York Post, and he writes that the voters spoke,

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and rather than reject democratic streamism, they embraced it emphatically.

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In New Jersey and Virginia, two fake moderates cruised to

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victory in line with polls and the expectation of the

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political elite. None of these outcomes, he calls them. By

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the way, he calls span Berger and Mickey or mikey

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I forget her last name, but anyway, the two governors

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that won, he called them high test resume female candidates

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practically built in a lab by the party establishment, who

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nonetheless hold to extreme leftist views on social policy. He

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said these outcomes were not surprises, except perhaps one the

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Virginia Attorney general race, where j Jones, the bloody minded

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partisan who was exposed for openly fantasizing about murdering a

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Republican political opponent and hoping his children died in their

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mother's arms one handily.

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Speaker 2: Oh and by the.

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Speaker 1: Way, it wasn't just like, oh I sent this text

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message erroneously to this Republican colleague in the legislature and

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then oh I was just joking, sorry about that, and

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that's it. No. No, he then you know, replied when

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she was like this is disgusting, and he's like, no, no, no,

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it's true. Let me explain further. And then she's like,

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stop texting me. So then he like calls her to

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make his case as to why the Republican Speaker of

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the House should be assassinated and his two young children

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shot and killed and die bleed out in their mother's arms.

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So it's it's not like this was a you know,

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a joke misunderstood or anything. This was like his true feelings,

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his sentiment. Oh and by the way, a voters then

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also ejected the woman who received the emails and the

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messages and the phone calls. I forget her last name,

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it's not Joiner, but it's something like that. They voted

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her out. So the whistleblower gets voted out by Democrats. Yeah,

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his victory is a vindication of the pro assassination faction

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of the radical left right if you thought. Now, look,

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Spanberger won by a greater margin. And they say, you know,

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like her coattails basically dragged Jay Jones over the finish line.

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But it tells you something that he's still won by

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like five points I think is what that final was,

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and she won by doublet or no, I think she

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won by like ten, But she dragged him across the

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finish line. They say. But even so, it means that

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you had, you know, fifty percent of the voters, Democrat

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voters saying yeah, we want that guy, that guy who

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fantasizes about murdering Republicans based on their policy prescriptions, based

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on their political beliefs. He wants them murdered and their

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kids murdered. So this is a normalization of assassination culture.

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This is the permission structure. We've been talking about this

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for a long time. Democrats have no immunity to this

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inside their ranks. Their ideology has no natural immunity to this.

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That is now a parent. This is where we are.

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I understand that when I say this, that means certain things,

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and they are pretty scary things. You have half of

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the people voting in Virginia that are neighbors to Republicans.

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Speaker 2: What is that?

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Speaker 1: What message are you sending to your neighbors that simply

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voting for somebody, you voting for somebody that is not

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acceptable because of their policy preferences. That now that means

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it's okay to murder you or to celebrate the murder.

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Maybe I won't do it, but if you get whacked

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for it and your little kids get murdered for it,

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well you know, okay. As Ben Dominich goes on to say,

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it turns out you can celebrate your opponent's deaths and

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muse about how great it would be if their children

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died too, without any repercussions. It might even help you

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if you're a Democrat. Right, this is where we are,

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he says. The in New Jersey, which always seems to

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be participating in a live action re enactment of Charlie

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Brown racing toward Lucy and the football. Even if there's

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some momentum and its candidates lean into charismatic messaging, the

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state is still even more solidly blue than Virginia. The

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real lesson from this one, though, is that Democrats' strategy

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worked and Republicans continue to struggle without Donald Trump atop

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the ticket. Trump's impact on American politics has transformed the

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Republican electorate, inspiring a more diverse group of voters, including

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a wider portion of the growing populations in America, with

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a strong motivation to vote for the Trumpian maga GOP

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that fueled his history making popular vote victory in twenty

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twenty four. The problem for the GOP is that when

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Trump is not the name at the top, that same

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electorate does not show up. See this is the problem

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with any kind of a populist movement that is ordered

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around one particular charismatic leader. When that leader is no

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longer present, the movement disintegrates. And this is on the

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mag of voters who don't show up to vote for

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anyone except Trump. This is on them. The extremism of

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the Democrat Party now is locked in. They've elected governors

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who want their states to be sanctuaries for legal immigrants.

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They want men allowed in girls' locker rooms, an anti

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law and order agenda that's no less extreme than what

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we are about to see from the young fellow whose

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first real job on his resume will be mayor of

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New York. He goes on to say that sometimes citizens

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have to learn the hard way when the results of

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what they ask for are delivered.

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Speaker 2: As J. R. R.

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Speaker 1: Tolkien wrote, it is the burned hand that teaches best.

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After that advice about fire goes to the heart. We'll

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see soon enough how the voters feel about it, and

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if they will reward the Democrats for their extremism when

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it comes time for the midterms, or if they decide

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to vote with their feet in the meantime. Either way,

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the lesson begins now. So I know there are Democrats

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that listen to the program, listen to this station, so

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thank you, and you know you are free to call

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in and debate and discuss as always. But I am curious.

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I would love to hear some sort of a defense

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of Jay Jones and this normalization of assassination culture that

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doesn't include something along the lines of what about Trump okay,

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because you're past the mean tweets phase. I'm not sure

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you guys realize this. You blew past that a while ago.

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You know, when you start a dressing up as Luigi

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in celebration of a of a psychopathic murderer because he

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killed a guy who was the CEO of a healthcare

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or a health insurance company, and you Luigi Mangioni murdered

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Brian Thompson in the street and you started celebrating him.

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You were celebrating the attempted assassination of Trump. He celebrated

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Charlie Kirk Like, you guys have embraced this now, so

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I'm curious, like, how do you beat this back? And

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what do you think happens when your opponents internalize this message?

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So I went to the text line and I'm not

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sure if it was like a butt dial or what,

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but surely your text did not go through. It's just

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a blank line. And so I was very curious to

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hear what Shirley had to say. Shirley is on the left,

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and so I assumed she was responding to my call,

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I know, my request to say, Hey, like, how do

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you explain the embrace of this assassination culture and what

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do you think what do you think happens when when

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that is internalized by the right, by your opponents, Like,

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what do you like just kind of sort of predict

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that out for me when you've got half of the

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country saying it's totally fine to use violence against political opponents,

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and we're going to keep supporting people that engage in

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that rhetoric and build that permission structure, amplify it. What

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happens when the other side realizes you're serious? Will Chamberlain

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from the Article three project, he said, we all had

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a naive faith that the median Democrat voter would not

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tolerate murderous psychopathy in the form of Jay Jones. We

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were mistaken. Greg Price said, we're learning tonight that not

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long after a major conservative figure gets assassinated, the Democrat

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candidate for attorney general in a state can fantasize about

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murdering the children of his political opponents, scam his way

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out of community service after a reckless driving conviction, and

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not only will every Democrat on the ticket stand by him,

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but Democrats in the state will elect all of them

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to office. US Senator Eric Schmidt from Missouri said, so

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much for Democrats wanting to tone it down right. VA

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Democrat Attorney general candidate expresses his desire to murder conservatives

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and watch their children die. Obama campaigned for the guy.

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Democrats in Virginia elected him to be the chief law

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enforcement officer of the state, and Lee Wolfe, the executive

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producer for The Ruthless podcast, said, the results out of

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Virginia for Jay Jones are the first empirical evidence we

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have that Democrats writ large support political violence as a

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tool to achieve They saw with their own eyes this

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absolute psycho go into graphic detail about the need to

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murder children as a means of achieving political outcomes, and

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they voted yes to him. You can't hand wave away

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violence as the actions of a few fringe radicals when

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you affirmatively vote in favor of those tactics. Oh see, okay, Shirley,

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thank you. She did a text into the text line

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are you speaking of January sixth? By the way, they

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were pardoned. See what did I say? What did I say?

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Explain to me the embrace of assassination culture without pulling

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a what about Donald Trump? We know you don't like Trump, right,

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So how how are you on the left, you democrats?

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How are you going to inoculate yourselves and your party?

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And the country from this kind of radical extremism that

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is now pervasive. All the polling for the last year

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has shown that people in the Democrat Party self identifying

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as liberal, and it's worse even among the young, more

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liberal cohorts, that they are accepting of political violence. How

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do you inoculate yourself and your party and the country

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from that kind of extremism. I am of the opinion

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that you cannot. I don't think you can do it.

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See right now, on the right, there's a big fight, bro.

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And I've covered this as well, and I'll get into

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it again next week because there are developments. But the

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right is having a big fight about Tucker Carlson Candae

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Owens right after the Nick Fuentes interview that Carlson did.

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So there's a fight right now going on to excise

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extremism out of the conservative movement and MAGA. I see

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nothing like that on the left, specifically as it relates

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to this kind of assassination culture. Noah Rothman at National

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Review wrote a piece called the revolutionary mood in America

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is getting worse. The trend toward political violence that we

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witnessed in twenty twenty four did not abate in twenty five.

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In fact, it got worse. Recent polling from Politico suggests

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even more Americans are becoming accustomed to the threat of

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political violence, as if as though it were a lamentable

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feature of modern life. Politico found a majority of Americans

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believe assassination culture will metastasize and that a high profile

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candidate for office will be killed. Well, yep, but for

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a slight breeze and a poor shot. We did not

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see that with Donald Trump. Fifty five percent said political

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violence in its many forms will become increasingly common. Most

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Americans do not welcome this prospect, but a shockingly large

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minority nearly a full quarter of respondents told Politico that

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political violence can be justified. Younger Americans were significantly more

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likely than older ones to say violence can be justified.

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More than one in three Americans under the age of

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forty five agreed with that belief. As troubling as these

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findings are, the cause that younger Americans believe political violence

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might advance is even more troubling. They're polling found that

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Americans younger voters in particular, are succumbing to a fatalism

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that has put them in a revolutionary mood. This is nihilism,

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this is blackpill, this is Nick Fuentes. He's a nihilist.

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He isn't actually, I believe in all of these things.

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He's there is no depth to him. It's just hate

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and clicks and views and attention seeking. Just in it

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for the laws, just trollin'. I'll say the most crazy

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things because nothing matters. That's nihilism. That's what's happening with

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these young people. And I blame colleges, well specifically the professors.

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Let me jump over and get Lisa on the program. Hello, Lisa,

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welcome to the show.

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Speaker 2: Hi, how are you hey, I'm good.

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Speaker 1: What's going on?

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Speaker 3: Good? Well, I was really wanting to answer your question

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about how a person like the attorney general, the new

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attorney general in Virginia got elected. It's the same reason

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that it's been happening all across the country for the

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last was definitely the last three decades or so, for sure,

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But it really started in the late sixties, and it

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culminated in the early seventies when abortion was made legal.

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And I'll tell you why, when we embraced the sacrificing

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of children, okay, and the murder culture which now has

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gone all the way to nine months and passed. Okay,

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if you think that a culture can stand through that

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kind of thing where millions and millions and millions of

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children have been killed, and you've got a party that

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has embraced it, promoted it, paid for it, pushed it,

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jammed it down our throats. And this is not hard

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to understand at all. And the thing that I really

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wanted to point out is for women to have accepted

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the idea of yees, it's not really a baby, it's

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not really a child. Blah blah blah. They literally literally

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have to kill their maternal instincts so they can walk

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in there and get an abortion. I know this for

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a fact.

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Speaker 1: Personally, yeah, well, I mean they're they're convinced of it before.

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I think the maternal instinct can kick in fully, right,

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That's why they get them early.

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Speaker 3: Right. The thing is, though, well a lot of them

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get them a lot later. Now there's no care at all.

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I've seen them dancing into the clinic, you know, and singing,

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I'm going to kill my baby. I mean, this is bizarre,

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but y'all believe. But I want to point something out

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to you. Men have embraced it too. For every selfish reason.

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Speaker 1: Oh sure, oh yeah.

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Speaker 3: But because they have done this. Let me ask you

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this is a great question. No one ever knows the answer,

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but I'm sure you probably do. Do you know what

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the leading cause of homicide, the leading cause of death,

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I'm sorry, and pregnant women.

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Speaker 1: Is their significant other, the father of their child. They're

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unborn child.

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Speaker 3: The lead well, the leading cause of death according to

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the CDC, and pregnant women is in complications from childbirth

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or aneurysms or anything. It is homicide. Because they don't

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embrace the kill culture, they get killed. And it happened

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hundreds of thousands of times all across this country. It

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happens all the time, especially sports figures. Just it's everywhere. Anyway.

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If you have a party that embraces this kind of

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a thing against innocent children, what do you expect. I

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expect them to want to kill the rest of us

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because there's no humanity involved. There's no nothing or all,

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just a bunch of you know, floating zombies and some

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floating universe that came from some little snotty creature in

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some you know lake somewhere. It's ridiculous and idiotic, and

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it's really really evil and that's how people can just go.

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I don't care if they embrace that culture. I don't

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care about anything as long as I go what I

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want or if I have a you know, think I

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can get something for free or some whatever. Anyway, it's

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a very good thing that I'm not God and that

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he is, because otherwise I would have made French fries

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out of all of us a long time ago. I

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don't understand it.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I appreciate the call. I think it's a very

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good point. Thank you very much, have a great weekend.

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Speaker 3: Thank you.

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Speaker 1: No, I think and this is why, and I've made

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this argument before that there there is no going too

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far on the left. There's no limiting principles. There aren't it,

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when you accept the culture of death via abortion right,

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then you are accepting all other sorts of death right.

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And we see this with the you know, the assisted

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suicide pushes that are occurring, and now you're and just

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like was warned, you've got the slippery slope effect. Where

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first it was for the terminally ill, then it's okay, well,

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what about just the elderly, or what about a young

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person who wants to commit suicide, Why don't we just

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help them do that? That's where like Canada is like

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way down that path. And I agree with Lisa, like

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this is a fight. This is good versus evil. These

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are evil things that are manifesting in the culture, in

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the society. It's evil. Noah Rothman points out that the

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potential for the radicalized and deluded to act on their

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violent fantasies becomes more likely when revolutionary politics are fashionable.

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Revolutionary political violence is an expression of profound ingratitude. It

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represents a rejection of the American political tradition because it

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rejects incrementalism, which is the only sort of change the

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American Civic Compact and its legal conventions encourages. It is

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the language of nihilism spoken by those who indulge in

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self pity. These people believe they have been robbed of

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that which is their due in gratitude. And I think

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program weekdays here in WBT three to six. Brett, how

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art thou it is?

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Speaker 2: I am great, I'm happy to be with you. What

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a what a week? What a week this has been?

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Speaker 1: What a week this has been?

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Speaker 4: It really has it?

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Speaker 1: Really was a week.

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Speaker 2: A lot of it.

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Speaker 1: Okay, So thoughts on the subchucker? What do you think

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the subchucker?

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Speaker 2: I have I have no opinion on the show.

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Speaker 1: You have no opinion on the subchucker. Sean Dunn, let's

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be polite, call him finished. Yeah, uh Sean Donn a

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former federal employee.

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Speaker 2: Because he got oh you're talking about the sandwich guy?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, what'd you think I was talking about?

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Speaker 2: I didn't the sub chucker.

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Speaker 4: I thought it was something that was like a piece

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of you know, territory in the buildings or something.

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Speaker 2: But oh like subterranean.

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Speaker 4: Okay, sorry, I made my position known yesterday on the

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sub chucking.

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Speaker 1: Okay, because he got to quit it.

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Speaker 2: He did, he did, all right, it's it's awful.

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Speaker 4: You should not be allowed to throw a sandwich on

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an on a on an officer.

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Speaker 1: I'm gonna blow your mind. Go ahead, go, you're not

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You're not actually allowed to do that. It's against the law.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 4: But but the but the DC circuit is obviously, you know,

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filled out by lunatics, just absolute lunatics.

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Speaker 1: So we have jury nullification, is it?

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Speaker 3: Though?

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Speaker 1: I think I think it was might.

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Speaker 2: Be jelly no jury nullification.

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Speaker 1: Jury nullification where jury says yes, he did it, which,

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by the way, the subchucker said he did it. That

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was not contested. His own lawyer did not dispute that

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he threw the sandwich at a Customs Border Patrol officer

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outside of a nightclub, but the lawyer insisted that it

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was simply quote an exclamation point. That's not that's a

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lie to express his negative feelings about the National Guard's

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deployment within the nation's capital.

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Speaker 4: Okay, okay, can I can I intervene in this thing

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for a second.

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Speaker 2: That's why you're here, my friend.

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Speaker 4: Okay, here's so, then let's do this. Let's make it

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not a sub The sub is not the issue.

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Speaker 2: We're going hot, No.

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Speaker 4: No, just follow this, Okay, forget the sub if you

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if you heaved, if you heaved hot Chinese food on

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the guy, hot hot pot, a meatball sub met still

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kind of hot hot one, I violated you. Well if

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it's a vegetable one hot veggie, a hot veggie, okay,

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you know something like that?

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Speaker 2: What what if you what if you had heat with oil?

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Speaker 4: Hot oil, hot oil, or or or dim sum or

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something like that.

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Speaker 2: I'm very hungry for for it right now for some reason,

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for some reason.

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Speaker 4: But you know you look, what if somebody threw soup

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on him, No soup for you, no, no deportation for you.

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Here soup a soup nazi as a soup nazi. Yeah yeah,

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I mean, so.

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Speaker 1: I'm gonna go here, I'm I'm gonna go, go, go

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and go deeper. What about if I were to take

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a bottle of frozen water?

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Speaker 2: Oh that's awful, Yeah, I.

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Speaker 1: Get yourself some of the uh yeah, like you like

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a water a bottle of water?

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Speaker 2: Was that like a Trantifa thing? Once? It?

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Speaker 1: As a matter of fact it was. They actually would

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freeze the water bottles and hurl them at law enforcement.

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So why don't I just take a water bottle? Wrap

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it up in a subway wrapper and then chuck it.

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Speaker 2: Oh wow, that's brutal.

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Speaker 4: That that's I have to I have to applaud your

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creativity there.

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Speaker 2: That's really quite something.

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Speaker 1: Well, I mean like there's no way the officer could know. Yeah,

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that you don't know what's coming at you.

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Speaker 2: Oh that's true. I mean, my gosh, this is get

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out of DC. All right, I will all right.

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