Ep. 5645: Lesson For Voters.

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And we begin the Wednesday edition of the Morning Show
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with Preston Scott with an introduction. I am Preston. He
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is Jose and it is July twenty ninth, Show fifty
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six forty five. How are you friends. I hope you're
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doing well. It was nice to not get a mini
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hurricane yesterday last night. Yeah, ran into someone that I
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happened to know yesterday had a tree go through his
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roof the night before, and so yeah, we had quite
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a storm come through town, trees down in the northeast
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about other parts of the community. But anyway, let's begin
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with Scripture Romans twelve one. I appeal to you, therefore, brothers,
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by the mercies of God, to present your bodies as
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a living sacrifice, wholly and acceptable to God, which is
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your spiritual worship. I've heard a lot of different sermons, messages, teachings, observations.
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I've read a lot of commentaries about that verse. I
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look at that verse and I think not just of health.
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That's not what I think of. First. I look at
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Paul saying, look, present it because of the mercy of God.
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Present yourself as a living sacrifice. And I try to
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think about, Okay, what does that mean, Well, what is
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a sacrifice In Paul's writing, in his world as a
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former Jew now a Christian, what does the word sacrifice mean? Well,
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you used to Old Testament sacrifices would be. How you
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would make yourself presentable to God is by offering a
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sacrifice to Atone for your sins. That's not needed anymore
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because we believe in the sacrifice of Jesus that it
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covers us so long as we submit to that. And
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so to me, the qualifying part of this is the
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key component is the word living, a living sacrifice. Instead
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of presenting something that is dead as a sacrifice to God,
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we present ourselves alive. And to me, it's the word
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that comes to my mind is the word submitted, that
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we are alive and submitted to God for his pleasure
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and his purposes. It says then that this is wholly
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acceptable to God, which is your spiritual worship. Submitting yourself
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as a living sacrifice to God is surrendering your will
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and allowing it to be conformed to his. And I
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hope that makes sense. I appeal to you, by the
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mercies of God, to present yourself submitted as a sacrifice
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alive to God. And acceptable to Him, which is your
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spiritual worship. How you live today, how you conduct yourself today.
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Are you submitted to God today? That is your worship today.
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Can you put on some songs and music, and of
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course absolutely, But worship isn't just singing songs, just like
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preaching isn't just speaking words. Worship is submitting, surrendering to
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God and allowing Him to use you today for his purpose.
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That is an act of worship. Doing your job, being
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a good employer, being a good employee, a good worker,
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a faithful worker, a good colleague, a good friend, a
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good spouse, parent, son or daughter, brother's sister. That is
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an act of worship. When it's surrendered to God, changes
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how you look at your day. Come back with the
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American Patriots OMANAC Next.
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Welcome to the Morning Show with Preston Scott, guaranteed human
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and covering what you're talking about, what you will be
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talking about, and most importantly, what you should be talking about.
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All right inside The American Patriots Almanac for July twenty nine,
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seventeen seventy three, Moravian missionaries in Schoenbrun, Ohio built the
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first schoolhouse west of the Allegheny Mountains seventeen seventy three.
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Interesting seventeen eighty six, The Pittsburgh Gazette, the first newspaper
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west of the Alleghenies, begins publication. Nineteen fifty eight, President
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Eisenhower sign's legislation creating the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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Two thousand and five, astronomers announced that images taken at
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the Palomar Observatory in California revealed evidence of a distant
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object larger than Pluto orbiting the Sun. Distance object larger
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than it was not rosy O'Donnell, Nope, it was not.
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What else do we have here? National Chicken Wing Day?
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What's the best flavored chicken wing? What's your go to? Who?
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Classic is always good? What's that now? Described classic? Uh?
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Just you know, regular hot wings with some buffalo, Yeah,
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like a buffalo, a.
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Buffalo, sau some butter, a little bit garlic. Because some
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might say a just a chicken wing cooked and seasoned
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with a dry rub is your classic, and then the
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others are sauced up. I'm just saying I was, you know,
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it's yeah, okay, I see the wings are really funny
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to me because chicken can take on anything. It really.
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I mean, you can put anything on chicken. Think about it.
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Chicken parmesan, you're putting marin AA sauce on it, the garlic, uh,
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parmesan chicken, you got, the lemon citrus. Wings. You've got barbecue,
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You've got teriyaki, You've got buffalo, of course, you got
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various types of buffalo you got. You got Chipotle, honey, Chipotle,
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You've got you you can you can put just a
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good robust, seasoning cagun blackened. I mean, it's just wings
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are incredibly versatile. I love cooking wings and putting about
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eight sauces out everything from a hot kind of chili,
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saracha kind of sauce onto the traditional buffalo and everything
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in between, and just saying go get it and and
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put some bowls out, let them douse them, shake them
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up in there, and then put about five different kinds
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of sauce wings on your plate. To me, the the
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ability to to put different sauces on wings after you've
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cooked me is incredible. But when you do that, when
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you just have then a plain, dry, rubbed, seasoned wing,
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it tastes so good because you just you're getting the
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essence of the chicken and and the and the seasoning,
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the spice as opposed to sauce. National Chicken Wing Day,
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that's another one of those what is it National Chicken
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wing Day? National Lasagna Day. I've talked about my son Jamison.
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He hates lasagna, hates it, and I'm and I think
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to myself, how can you be my son? I love
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everything about lasagna. I love the big fat pasta noodle
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that that you make it with, and he hates that.
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I love ricotta cheese, he hates that too. Loves all
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the other stuff like he'll loves spaghetti meat, you know
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that kind of thing, or linguini or fettuccini, but the
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big fat pot it's just he can't. He can't do it.
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But man, give me ricatta. Loving me some ricatta. In fact,
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seeing National Asagnia days kind of it's kind of kind
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of making me think about getting a little little asagna
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going here today for reasons I cannot explain. When I
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hear this bump but play with with the left side
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of my upper lip wants to curl. I I'm sorry, Hey,
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I'm into the adventure shows. Alone. We're in the middle
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of the season of Alone. They're in the They're North
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of the Arctic Circle. They're in the They're in there,
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and it's about to get nasty for the remaining six.
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I've had a previous season winner as a guest on
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a loan. I the show stretches the boundaries of what
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a person can endure. It forces creativity, it forces ingenuity.
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These are all survivalists. They all have butch bushcraft skills.
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They have to demonstrate them to be chosen because they
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put these people in extreme situations. The winner gets on most.
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In most years, the winner gets five hundred thousand dollars. Now.
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I don't know why they're calling this the World Championship
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because they got people from all over the globe, because
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they always have people from different countries. But whatever, I
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don't care about that. What it fascinates me how people
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overcome And the difference between this show and all the
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others is this show there is no one else's videographer.
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Are there are no other videographers. They're videotaping themselves. They
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get a crash course on how to use the cameras,
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they get all the batteries they need, and if the winner,
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the last person surviving, spends one more night, in other words,
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if there's two people left. When one gets evaced out,
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taps out, or gets pulled out for medical reasons, that
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next person has to stay one more night and then
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they win and they win five hundred thousand dollars. And
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it's incredible the skills. But but what I see in
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the news that people do to survive circumstances. For example,
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have you seen stories where somebody was out hiking and
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they got caught in a rock slide and a boulder
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pins their arm and I mean, there's nothing they can
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do and they self amputate. That's how they survived. They
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were in a remote area, no one could find them.
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This is it. They had to do it and they
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and it's like what people do to overcome is just
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incredible to me. I see this story Montana Granite Peak.
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This is this ten days ago. David Sofaldi used to
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be an emergency room nurse hiking with a couple of friends.
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He's at eleven eight hundred feet that's up there, stepped
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on a loose rock, dropped his trekking pole and fell forward.
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Guess where the trekking pole ended up. The pole went
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through his lat and it came out the other side
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about eight inches between the two holes. Because he works
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at a wound care clinic. He self assessed the situation.
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He said, no bleeding, full feeling, no lightheadedness, nothing vital.
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Hit the polls stable and in place. So he made
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the call. He wasn't going to wait for extraction, he said,
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I'm walking out, So he hiked ten miles back to
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the trailhead with a pole impaled through his body in
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one side out the other. He had the foresight to
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send one of his buddies ahead to tell anybody they
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encounter on the trail that has children, go take a
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detour or just be aware of what's coming, so that
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he wouldn't freak any kids out. That's like, that's next
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level calm. He it went. It went eight or nine
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hours before he was able to have it removed at
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the proper emergency center. He had to go to one
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in Billings, And I know Billings, Montana, I know this area.
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He went to Billings because it was the only one
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that had a trauma center capable to do what needed
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to be done. Eight to nine hours with a trekking
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pole impaled through your body, he said, one or two
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inches either way, and it would have been a different story.
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He said, but I got fortunate. But it just goes
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to show you. Okay, he's hiking, he's got I mean,
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he knows what he's doing. He's fit, he's got these
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trekking poles, and he slipped and that pole didn't go.
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You know, you should kind of like throw them to
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the side if you're losing your balance to the point
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where you're falling. But you know, accidents happen, that's why
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they're called accidents. But yeah, that's next level. Man, a
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boy strong, your.
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Sense of sensibility, communicator of common sense, amplified and guaranteed human.
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It's The Morning Show with Preston Scott.
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Before we get to the one big story in the
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press box today, one next hour, the Fauci Files. I
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just want to take us back through some things as
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this person who Jesus loves but I'm really I think
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it's important to remember as he is about to testify.
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We'll we'll unpack some things on that next hour. We've
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got no way, Jose. We've got the nominated new Commissioner
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of Education, doctor Henry Mack, joining us in the UH
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in the third hour, So good good, as always, we
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we really work hard to try to do the best
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we can to bring you some great guests, interesting things
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to uh to consider. UH. The big story is how
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Joe Biden tried to expand protected status to millions of
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illegal immigrants. He ran out of time, though the memos
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have been uncovered and this is treason us. In his
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final days, memos show that his administration planned to expand
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expand temporary protected status to over three million illegals. The
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idea was to block the Trump administration's efforts to deport
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anybody and bury him in lawsuits for years. Their words,
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their plan. They had lost the election, but they still
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wanted to try to handcuff the country and keep us
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mired with this illegal immigrant problem. Missouri Senator Eric Schmidt
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laid it out on a series of posts before January twenty.
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That was their deadline, get it done before January twenty
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to shield people from quote President elect Trump's plan mass deportations.
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The memo states the motive openly supporters wanted Biden to
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quote protect migrants from President elect Trump's plan mass deportations.
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They were asking the defeated president to obstruct the immigration
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mandate that people just voted for. Listen to this, Venzewela
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redesignation would have meant four hundred and fifty five thousand
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Venezuelans alone, how many of them were criminals? Six four
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hundred and sixty four nicarag four hundred and sixty four
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thousand Nicaraguans, six hundred thousand Ecuadorians, one point five million Guatemalans,
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tens of thousands more from Ukraine, Afghanistan and Sudan. And
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this this came from Biden's quote senior advisors. The reason
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why this is a big story is this Joe Biden
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had no clue what was going on his final four years,
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his four years in office. The memos, the notes, the recordings,
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they show a president that had dementia. He didn't have
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a clue. So who were the people running the country?
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Doctor Jill Biden? Was it Jill? Was it Barack? My
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long standing belief was it was Barack calling the shots
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and advising everybody on what to do. But they who
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orchestrated this, We have to figure out who they were
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and who was running a shadow government that you did
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not elect. Even if you buy into the idea that
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twenty twenty was a legitimate election, you don't unlock a
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lot of.
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he thought he was wrong, but in fact wasn't. It's
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The Morning Show with Preston Scott.
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If we look, we find lessons everywhere, all kinds of
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lessons on all kinds of things. We have an election
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coming up, we have primaries coming up, and a reminder
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for those of you that are writing me saying I
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just don't know who to vote for locally, if you
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live in Leon County, you have zero excuses. Tallassei Reports
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has everything. The January It's sorry, the July eighteenth edition
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has a break down of every single race and just
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not an endorsement of anybody. Just here's what they've said
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about these issues. Decide for yourself. You have zero excuses. Judges,
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you have an excuse. But if you go to the
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Florida Family Policy Council Florida Family Action, you can look
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at the voter's guide and you can get some guidance
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on judicial but you have no excuses. You can also
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go to that same site and get it, you know,
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suggestions on the congressional races. But there are lessons everywhere
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because elections matter. You know, Virginia elected Abigail Spanberger to
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be their governor, and you've seen what's happened. Virginia is
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a disaster. She ran on a platform of affordability, and
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what did she do. She immediately passed massive tax increases.
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This is the lesson on not voting in these illiberals,
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some of them quasi socialists, some of them outright socialists.
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You don't hand them the keys to anything nothing. They're
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the ones that you put in the backseat and you drive.
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You don't let them drive. They're not safe behind the wheel.
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Listen to what's happening in Virginia, Arlington County. The board
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there has decided or is about to. They are considering
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a plan to increase charging rates of electric vehicles, nearly
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doubling them. Now, this is being reported by NBC four
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in Washington. Whatever price electric car owners have been paying
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to charge will nearly double. This will be for only
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county owned chargers, not the Tesla ones. They can't control that.
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so they're they're already running against the private sector. Remember
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when the left said we gotta we gotta go to
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EV's it's better for the environment, safer, cheaper, None of
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that is true. And again i'm I'm I'm probably I
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don't know, five six, maybe seven years out from being
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able to say a big fat I told you so
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to any of you that bought an electric vehicle, and
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if you bought knowing, you were going to be upside
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down before you had it paid off, because the value
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of it will be lower than what's owed because of
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the battery problem, because the cost of switching out those
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batteries is so expensive, and so if you sell it used,
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everyone knows they've got a battery issue coming their way,
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so the price plummets. And that's if the batteries can
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even be found. We know with some vehicles they don't
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make the batteries anymore to the early electric ones, so
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you're stuck. One guy famously took his car to a
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dump or a big open field and blew it up.
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watching it blow up because he couldn't get a battery
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for it. Lessons There are lessons everywhere if you look.
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Always remember elections have consequences. We get the government we elect,
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that's what we get. Forty seven pass come back with
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a statement from the Capitol Conservative Club guests.
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The other shows can't book topics they won't talk about
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and guaranteed human It's The Morning Show with Preston Scott.
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It's detailed and again Tellassi Reports the website Tellasi Reports
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dot com the story of the fake conservative Facebook page.
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This thing orchestrated by a campaign manager who has quit
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the Matt Low campaign, has not quit another campaign. I'll
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let you sort all that out. We'll talk about it
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tomorrow with Steve Stewart. It is, it is the fingerprints
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of the people you would expect all over it. And
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what happened is Tallahassee Conservatives. It's the name of this
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Facebook page. And they were basically a bunch of illiberal
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socialist lefties and they got caught, and so they shut
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down the page because they got caught. I want to
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read a statement that was released by the Capitol Conservative
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Club of Tallahassee expressing concern about a fake Facebook page
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that used the name Tallasee Conservatives and appeared to suggest
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that local conservatives were encouraging the Tallahassee Police Benevolent Association
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with draw it's endorsement of a candidate for the Tallassee
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City Commission. We want to reinsure. We're sure Tallahassee residents
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at the Capitol Conservative Club has no connection and has
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never had any connection to this Facebook page, which has
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since been taken down, or to any group using the
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name Tallahassee Conservatives. The Capital Conservative Club is not aware
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of any legitimate group by that name and is concerned
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that the page may have misled members of the public.
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Don't be concerned that it may have. It did, and
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that was the intent. Introducing misleading information to our communities
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not helpful to voters or to the election process. We
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believe campaign should be conducted with transparency and respect for
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the people of Tallahassee. This type of activity contributes to
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the frustration many residents feel towards politics. We encourage anyone
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involved in creating or promoting misleading content to take responsibility
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for their actions. And that's what's not happening. They're letting
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the campaign manager fall on her sword by herself. Although
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she's not been fired from one campaign, she's resigned from another,
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and it was as the manager of the campaign for
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Jeremy Mattlow. It is very difficult for me to believe
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that there were not conversations long before that page appeared
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about this type of action, and I believe that there
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is evidence to indicate that that's exactly what happened. That
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there are conversations, that there are things that have been discussed,
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and it's and again this gets back down to who
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is doing the misleading and why. What's the point here?
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The point is get elected at any cost. You cannot
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reward that, you cannot reward that. You have to step
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back and look at who is the best person or
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given office. Now I think it was the city commissioned
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Seat three need a debate, Diane Williams Coxcott eighty five
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percent of the straw Pole dot Inman Johnson I think
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got twelve percent. There was a third candidate, But good.
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That sounds about right. That's where it ought to be.
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There will always be people that are suckered in by
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this stuff. We talk about it so that you can
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be informed, so that when you have conversations with people,
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you can put a moment of pause around support of
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certain candidates. Remember vote in the primary. Our number two.
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The Morning Show with for us our number two. Yeah. Next,
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all right, Wednesday here on The Morning Show with President's Guy.
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Good Morning, second hour of the show, and it is
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a program six fifty six forty five. Fauci's diary entries
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got released on on Saturday Afternoon. Emails, memorandums, all kinds
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of things, but his personal diary notes ABC, NBCCBS, CNN,
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MS now have ignored it. None of the Sunday shows
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talked about it. Isn't that interesting. This guy was a
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media whore for four years and loved every bit of it.
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We'll get to that later. He's testifying today. He is
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going to be testifying, and he's got no choice but
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to testify. He's gonna be testifying before the Senate and
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his favorite person, doctor Ryan Paul. This is gonna be
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this is gonna be worth watching on TV. If you
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can the pardon, think about why would Joe Biden give
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him a pardon? Well, that pardon won't cover testimony if
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he lies. So this is gonna be a very interesting
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set of questions and answers. But I thought it would
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be helpful to go back in time and let's just
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consider some of the things that Anthony Fauci said, Like,
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for example, let's go back to twenty nineteen, before there
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was a pandemic, before anything we nothing. He's on Bloomberg
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talking about masks and paranoia, and.
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The best way for me to prevent getting an infectious
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disease and having to have you as my doctor is
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what wearing a mask?
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No, no, no, no, you.
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Do that somebody's I can see they're getting ready to
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sneeze or cough.
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Walk away.
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You avoid all the paranoid aspects and do something positive.
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A good diet.
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Be you don't smoke.
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I know, I know you don't drink at least not
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very much, so that's pretty good. Get some exercise. I
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know that you don't get as much exercise as you should.
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That's correct. You get good sleep.
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I think the normal, low tech, healthy things are the
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best thing that you can do.
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David iss date right in that interesting before there was
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ever an outbreak of any kind, he sounded like a
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rational doctor offering counsel. No, no, mass that's paranoia. You
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don't need to do that. That's ridiculous. That's twenty nineteen.
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Now let's get to let's get to what he said
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about children and vaccines.
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I believe that mandating vaccines for children to appear in
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school is a good idea. And remember, Jake, this is
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not something new. We have mandates in many places in schools,
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particularly public schools, that if in fact you want a
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child to come in, We've done this for decades and decades,
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requiring polio, measles, mumps, rebella, hepatitis, So this would not
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be something new hiring vaccinations for children to come to school.
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Now, of course he's being deceptive there, and because his
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questioner doesn't know or fully understand, he's conflating a coronavirus
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that you can't vaccinate against. See, this is the backdrop
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to this whole thing that people like me. I'm not
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a medical professional, but I knew you can't stop a
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coronavirus with a vaccine. It has never, ever, ever, and
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to this day, ever happened. And the difference is that measles, mumpsaw,
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you can stop those, they're not a coronavirus. They we've
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stopped them. That's the difference. But even those vaccines now
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are being questioned. But at least at that point you
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could look at it and say, wait, this isn't that's
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not what this is. This is not the same thing.
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So he he goes from saying, oh, mass paranoia, that's paranoia,
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and then it's it changed. Oh, there's so much more
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ten past the hour. Anthony Fauci's greatest.
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Hits features to keep you entertained, guests and experts.
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So you stay informed.
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It's The Morning Show with Preston Scott.
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Anthony Fauci. He has to testify to the US Senate
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and he has to. He can't refuse this subpoena. And
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anything that he engages in here that's dishonest that they
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can prove is a lie. He can go to jail
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for that pardon he got only covers things that happened
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when Joe Biden was basically in office and prior to.
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Doesn't cover any conduct afterwards. So we'll see how honest
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Anthony Fauci is. My sense is he is going to
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come out of this embarrassed. The mainstream media is going
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to have to The mainstream media's problem here is they
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were his they were they fawned over him. Again more
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in a moment, Let's go to this famous sit down
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in the early weeks of the pandemic, the alleged pandemic.
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I've called it the COVID scamdemic. You know me, I
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love to rename things. This was the early months of
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the scamdemic. This is sixty minutes overtime Fauci with doctor
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John Lepouk.
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There's a lot of confusion among people and misinformation surrounding
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face masks. Can you discuss that the masks are important
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for someone who's infected to prevent them from infecting someone else. Now,
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when you see people and look at the films in
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China and South Korea, whatever, everybody's wearing a mask right
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now in the United States, people should not be walking
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around with masks. You're sure of it, because people are
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listening really no closely to this right now. People should
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not be walking There's no reason to be walking around
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with a mask when you're in the middle of an outbreak.
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Wearing a mask might make people feel a little bit better,
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and it might even block a droplet, but it's not
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providing the perfect protection that people think that it is,
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and often there are unintended consequences. People keep fiddling with
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the mask and they keep touching their face and.
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Can you get some schmu.
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Of course, But when you think masks, you should think
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of healthcare providers needing them and people who are ill,
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the people who when you look at the films of
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foreign countries and you see eighty five percent of the
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people wearing masks.
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That's fine.
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That's fine.
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I'm not against it. If you want to do it,
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that's fine.
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It might make you feel better. This is the early
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months of it all. Now we go forward about a
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month later, he's giving a briefing. Listen to the beginning
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of this.
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I had an interview yesterday that I was asked a
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hypothetical question, and hypothetical questions sometimes can get you into
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some difficulty because it's what would have or could have
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the nature of the hypothetical question was if in fact
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we had mitigated earlier, could lives have been saved? And
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the answer to my question was, as I always do
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and I'm doing right now, perfectly, honestly say yes. I mean, obviously,
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if you mitigation helps. I've been up here many times
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telling you that mitigation works. So if mitigation works and
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you instigate it and initiated earlier, you will probably have
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saved more lives.
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Now that's a lie, because you cannot stop the spread
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of a coronavirus. I want to remind you that in
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his diary notes, he wrote that the fatality rate on
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corona on this on the COVID VACS COVID outbreak is
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going to be the same as the seasonal flu. I
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think the numbers proved it was less than the seasonal flu,
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but he testified weeks later to Congress that it was
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ten times higher than what he wrote in his notes.
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He lied, he lied. Oh, there's some coupdi gras here coming.
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There's more to share. Stick around. It's the Morning Show
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with Preston.
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Scott flatflav dot com on your phone with the iHeartRadio
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app and on hundreds of devices like Alexa, Google Home, Xbox,
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and Sonos and Ihearts radio station.
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Anthony Fauci testifies before the Senate today. I believe it's
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which committee? Is he testifying Oversight? No, that's the House
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Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer is warning, but he is.
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He's testifying before the Senate today. I forget what committee
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it is, but at any rate, we're going through what
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he's said. And when this is halfway through the pandemic,
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sorry scamdemic, and this is Fauci with Neil Cavudo in July.
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One of the things that's clear from the data that
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even though vaccines, because of the high degree of transmissibility
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of this virus, don't protect overly well as it were,
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against infection.
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Wait wait, wait what in July of twenty twenty two,
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after he was telling everybody, you know, if we get
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everybody a shot, well, we'd have been able to stop this.
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Staying at the front end, of course, we would have.
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Now he's saying, what.
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One of the things that's clear from the data that
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even though vaccines, because of the high degree of transmissibility
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of this virus, don't protect overly well, as it were,
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against infection, they protect quite well against severe disease leading
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to hospitalization and death.
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That's not what he said at the beginning, is it.
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And oh, by the way, I'm not so certain about
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that latter part either, because there is evidence that the
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shot creates clots, that the shot creates a condition called myocarditis,
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and in fact, it creates a lot of other conditions
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that men in the military women in the military serving
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as doctors highlighted the statistical jump in all these other conditions,
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and it happened to coincide after the shots were given
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and mandated, those doctors found themselves in trouble for being
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actual doctors, actual scientists, actually concerned about their patients. Fauci's
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still out there, but now acknowledging, and guess who hasn't
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changed you me, our opinion didn't change. Now you can't
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vaccinate against the coronavirus. Now suddenly he said, well, you know,
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it doesn't really stop because of the transmissibility. Shut up,
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you lied, you conflated. And then you get to why
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why would he do this? So let's move to August. Now,
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this is August twenty third with Fauci NPR, and then
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it's an NPR Fauci quote, and then with Anderson Cooper
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on CNN.
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If all things go the way we want them to go,
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and we're really successful with this bla that we just
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discussed over the last couple of minutes, and we get
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really the overwhelming majority of the people vaccinated, I think
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as we get into the fall in the winter, we
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could start to really get some good control over this
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as we get into twenty twenty two.
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Now that's the quote. Here's Anderson Cooper asking him about it.
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Yeah, approval of the moment. First, I do want to
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ask you something about that you said to NPR today.
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You said, if the majority of Americans get vaccinated, quote,
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we could start to really get some good control over
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this as we get back into the fall of twenty
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twenty two, a year from now. Is that the best
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case scenario? And what does control look like?
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No, No, Anderson, I have to apologize. When I listened
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to the tape, I meant to say the spring of
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twenty twenty two, so I didn't misspeak. And in the
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conversation with Mary Louise Kelly, she was saying, when do
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I think we're gonna start to get some control? I said,
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if we can get through this winter and get really
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the majority, overwhelming majority of the ninety million people who
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have not been vaccinated vaccinated, I hope we could start
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to get some good control in the spring of twenty
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twenty two.
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All Right, So we're recognizing that fauci Is is at
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that point twenty twenty one saying, oh yeah, we got
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to get all of the ninety million who haven't been
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We got to get them the JAB. Half a year later,
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he's saying, Okay, it doesn't work. It stops severe disease
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and difficult, but it doesn't stop the transmission. Transmission of it.
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What I want to end with precedes all of it,
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And I want you to keep in mind that as
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he says what he's about to say, at Georgetown University.
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He's funding gain of function research at the Wuhan Lab
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in China. We're in on this. This is happening. They're
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working on different viruses. This is twenty seventeen. This is
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January twelfth, twenty seventeen, just ahead of Donald Trump taking
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office the first time as president.
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Anthony Fauci the issue of pandemic preparedness. And if there's
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one message that I want to leave with you today
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based on my experience, and you'll see that in a moment,
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is that there is no question that there will be
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a challenge the coming administration in the arena of infectious diseases,
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both chronic infectious diseases in the sense of already ongoing disease,
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and we have certainly a large burden of that, but
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also there will be a surprise outbreak. And I hope
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by the end of my relatively short presentation you will
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understand why history, the history of the last thirty two
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years that I've been the director of NIAID, will tell
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the next administration that there's no doubt in anyone's mind
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that they will be faced with the challenges that their
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predecessors will faced with.
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This is a guy behind the development of viruses and
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gain of function research, guaranteeing Trump's going to face this,
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guaranteeing it not using language like you know, we hope not,
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we don't ever want to see this happen, but it
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could happen. No, he's guaranteeing it's going to happen and
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lo and behold. Just ahead of the twenty twenty election,
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there was a virus that was spoken of three years earlier,
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twenty eight minutes past. Anthony Fauci belongs in prison.
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The other shows can't book topics, they won't talk about
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and guaranteed human It's The Morning Show with Preston Scott.
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Yeah, sorting through somethings. Sorry, things are still sound a
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little off. We're working at it, That's all I can
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tell you. One of the researchers for the program. In fact,
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the research supervisor pointed out the Biden pardon is really
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in question because it's an auto pen pardon, and you
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can now make the argument, based on recordings of interviews
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with Biden even before he took office, that he was
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incompetent to hold the office and that therefore he could
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not have issued pardons with any knowledge of who he
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was pardoning. That argument's out there. It seems like petty retribution.
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I get it. And that's where, honestly, and that's where
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Trump's conduct hurts him, because he tends to be very vengeful.
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This comes off that way, even though there is legal
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room to question whether Joe Biden was ever mentally fit
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to hold office, and so any pardon that he issued
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should be questioned, should be challenged. That I completely agree
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with that point made by Rob. It is apparent that
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the big story in the press box really relates to
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that Joe Biden, his staff, his administration trying to protect
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millions of illegal immigrants, up to two or three million,
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with expanded temporary detections so they couldn't be deported by Trump.
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The memoirs have come out, they've dropped. It's there, it's
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a fact. Now here's my question. How many of them
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are still buried in the deep state, how many of
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them are working for Democrats in Congress? How many of
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them will be picked up by a future presidential candidate.
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That's why this matters. Knowing who was doing what, who
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was running the country. It matters Joe Biden, darnwell wasn't
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running the country.
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Who was.
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Who is sitting in the oval office, who was really
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holding the de facto meetings to make decisions about what
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happened in this country. Because there's a they here, They
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who are they? Answers we must get there's some other
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answers we need to get. These hit a little closer
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to home though, Beck, he's.
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Always been a white guy, Glenn Beck. We got it
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licensed to talk nine to noon on w f L.
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A a problem that hits a little closer to home.
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And I know one guy listening to the show, a
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friend of mine, a local attorney, is going to be
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smiling ear to ear when I say this. I have
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I am conflicted over the flock cameras and school zones.
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I do think that it was a solution seeking a problem.
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There just was no evidence of issues in school zones.
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And quite candidly, park a police car there, park a
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sheriff's deputy car there, it'll slow everyone down. These flock
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cameras that are coming to communities all over the country
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in massive numbers. First of all, they compromise our personal data.
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They hand over the data to the wrong people. They
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just we don't need a private company getting a hold
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of our data. But there's another problem that's turning up,
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and we turned to Georgia Conyer's police Department. The Real
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Time Crime Center uses them, and according to the Georgia
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Bureau of Investigation Page forty or forte thirty, she a
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dispatch supervisor. She accessed the flock safety system to track
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her boyfriend and in fact did so more than thirty times,
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which is a violation of the law. It's a violation
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of privacy, it is a violation of policy. She was
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tracking a vehicle of her domestic partner to find out
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if he was going where he said he was going
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to go, if he was cheating, whatever the case might be.
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She's tracking his travels multiple occasions and accessing the information.
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You can't do that. GBI says. The investigation remains active
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and it's going to go to the Rockdale County Judicial
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District Attorney's office for possible review and prosecution. But this
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is happening in other parts of the country. This is
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happening where these cameras exist. It's a wider pattern in Georgia.
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Dozens of law enforcement officers across the Metro Atlanta area
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been terminated or disciplined over the misuse of the FLOCK system.
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Most of these cases, officers are trying to track or
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find people that they personally know. There's not enough oversight.
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I am all for catching bad guys, but I'm not
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certain that we're going in the right direction here as
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it relates to school zones. I just circle back to
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was there an evidence of all kinds of recks or
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danger to children in front of schools? I don't see
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evidence of that. I don't remember seeing reports of that.
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I don't believe that was alleged. It could be just
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a manpower thing. What I know is it's a cash cow.
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I know that cities and counties make an insane amount
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of money off this, and so does a private business.
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But again I'm not that's just that business shouldn't be
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given my personal information. They don't work for the government,
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they're private sector. I don't want them to have that.
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So we'll see where this all leads. Come back with
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another edition of No Way Jose, and get ready for
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the third hour of the morning show coming up.
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And back. You want him on that radio America can
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handle the truth.
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You need him on that radio nine to noon on
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w f L A time for another edition of No
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Way Jose.
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Yeah, good, morning is going to be fashion Wednesday today, y'all. Okay,
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y'all going to be talking about is a closing? Yeah?
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Well not.
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I'm not sure if these are fashionable. I'm not really
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too sure on that. But researchers in China have developed
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a four point two pounds soft robotic suit that reduces
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the effort required for walking or running. Now, unlike traditional
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exoskeletons that are used for that, this is like a
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They call it artificial muscle design. So it's like a
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muscle suit that operates with I guess like small electrical currents.
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So it's very interesting stuff. It wraps around the waist
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and thighs. It's like a lightweight harness is Flexible fibers
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near each hip contract at specific points in the walking cycle,
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pulling the leg forward and making it easier to walk.
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Is it like, does is it stimulating your muscles or
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is it actually moving?
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No, it's it's like contracting and loosening up at as
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you walk.
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I guess with uh uh. It's it has sensors on it.
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They They say earlier dielectric elastomer actuators were too weak
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or bulky for wearable use, but the university of haybe.
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I don't know how to pronounce that. Of technology team
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improved the materials, molecular structure, rolled into thin layers and
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bundled multiple fibers together, kind of like muscle, so it
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essentially resembles and works like muscle does. Now they're saying
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that this is going to help out older people and
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people with disabilities, you know, they can't walk really fast
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or what have you, or if you're.
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Lazy, you know, like me, just want you know, what
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does it pull on? Zip on it? I mean, yeah,
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strap on.
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So it's it's uh, it's early prototype, not really too sure.
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I didn't see any pictures at least when I was looking.
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But the prototype is in early stages and faces several hurdles,
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so it's not all, you know, rainbows and skittles. It
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has a very limited battery life. The high voltage requires
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a thousand volts, demanding strong insulation and safety testing.
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You know, to make sure you don't don't wear that
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in the range.
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Yeah yeah, and then durability under sweat temperature changes and
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repeated bending is unknown at the moment. But it sounds
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cool and it's concerning that it's China, you know, because
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they got robot dogs, all these robots.
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And now now muscle suits. So we got to catch
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up with that.
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And then my next article of clothing here is a
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self dressing.
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Suit or jacket or shirt or so.
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Research researchers at a private research university in South Korea
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and Stanford University have created self dressing clothing.
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They use his soft Air self dressing clothing.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, so it uses soft air powered robotic
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structures built directly into the fabric. The system called and
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I hate this name, SWAG, which stands for self Wearing
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Adaptive Garment. It aims to help older adults and again
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people with limited mobility dress themselves without relying on caregivers.
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Well, it's like it, that's an Iron Man suit. Tony
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starts walking through that whatever his wardrobe thing, and he's
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in the you know, the legs come on and the
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body suit comes on and they, I mean, he's fully
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clothed automatically.
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Well, it's not gonna take that fast, or it's not
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gonna be that quick, you know, quick, fairly quick. But
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a full suit takes ten seconds, a jacket thirteen seconds,
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pants twenty one seconds, and for sleeves fourteen seconds.
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01:03:00.559 --> 01:03:03.039
Well how can a full suit be faster than the pants?
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You know, not sure.
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Maybe because it's one full structure.
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They say it grows like ivy or something like that.
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Oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, not doing that.
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Another edition of No Way Jose in the book where
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we listen to the story and say, no way Jose,
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01:03:25.679 --> 01:03:30.639
you get you go down some strange tunnels, my friend,
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come back. We're going to talk to the new well
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we think new. We think he'll be the next Commissioner
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of Education, doctor Henry Mack, nominated by Ron DeSantis to
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take over DOE. We'll talk to him next here on
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the Morning Show with Preston Scott. All right, five past
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the hour. It is the third hour of the radio
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program Today show number five thousand, six hundred and forty
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five of the Morning Show with Preston Scott. Before we
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get to our guests, let me just throw a little
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notice out to all of you in the broadcast area. Now,
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if you're streaming where we know we have people streaming
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all over the country, this likely is not going to
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apply to you. But if you are in the South Georgia,
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Big Ben Panhandle, you are facing a heat index today
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of up to one hundred and sixteen. Do not mess
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with that. If you're working outside, limit it and make
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sure you are shaded and you've got water that we're
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talking cold towels around the neck, corotid arteries keep you know,
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the blood float to and from as cool down as possible.
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But that's danger level. So I'm just making sure sure
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that you are aware. That is what we are in
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and that is what we are facing today. A very
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strong heat advisory for you today in our region. All right,
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our guest is is doctor Henry Mack. He's been nominated
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to be the next Commissioner of Education for the Sunshine State.
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Doctor Mack, welcome to the program. How are you, sir,
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Thanks so much.
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I'm doing fantastic.
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Thanks for having me my pleasure. Now, you are currently
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serving as US Assistant Secretary of Labor. What is it
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about this position that appeals to you?
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Yeah, first of all, all gratitude and shout out to
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the President of the United States, who's crushing it on
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all levels. At the US Department of Labor, we're hyper
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focused on putting America workers first, bringing back manufacturing, reindustrial
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reindustrializing the nation, and doing everything we can to reshore jobs,
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so that we can provide pathways to prosperity for every
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American worker wherever they are right. And so the idea
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of coming back to Florida. Florida is my home state.
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I have a wife, three kids, ten, eight, and three,
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all of whom are in the K twelve public school
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system here in Florida. Coming back to Florida to lead education,
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to reimagine how we instruct students to do better by
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way of parental choice, parental empowerment, and doing everything possible
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01:06:16.760 --> 01:06:20.719
again on the front end, to provide a meaningful quality
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education aligned to a high career pathway. I mean, what
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more could I ask for out.
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Of a job?
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In fact, it's not a job. I think it's a calling.
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I've been a faculty member my whole life. And so
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the idea of coming back now to the great state
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of Florida to lead education, it was just too good
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of an opportunity to turn down.
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Well, you know, we're clearly fans around here of a
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lot of what President Trump is doing. We're huge fans
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of Governor Desantus fortunate to have the Governor on the
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program from time to time. But I'm going to ask
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the tough question on the front end, Doctor Mac, you
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said something I think is interesting there, and you talk
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about it being a calling your predecessors, who we had
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a great relationship with, and there's nothing critical about this
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question as I frame it, But they went on to
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be the president of a college or a university here
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in Florida, and I think we're being hurt by a
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revolving door in the seat that you want to occupy.
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Do you want to be the commissioner of education for
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as long as you can be the commissioner of education? Yeah?
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Or I mean, look, I think that the people of
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Florida understand we for all of the good that's in
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our state, we have challenges in K twelve and I
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think that while you know, Stosse did a great job,
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and before him, you know, we've had decent commissioners of education,
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but the changeover, I think is hurting us. What about
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the longevity in this job for you?
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Yeah, thanks for the great question. I'm in it for
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the long haul. Grateful to the governor, Grateful to the
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state Board. As Florida goes, so goes the nation. And
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it's really owed to the governor for setting the vision,
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setting the course, charting out everything that we need to
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do to become number one in education number one, and
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higher ed number one, and workforce at number one and
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parental empowerment. It's really thanks to his efforts and leadership,
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and so building upon that, accelerating it, doubling down on it,
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foot on the gas is the way to go. And
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that cannot happen. To your point, that cannot happen without stability,
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without longevity at the top, without someone who can help
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the system implement, implement the great legislation, the great bills,
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drive reform. But to your point, it matters for culture,
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it matters for security, it matters for comfort. We need
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a stable leader at the top. And yes, that's me.
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I'm very grateful to the State Board of Education for
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a multi year contract. I'm not going anywhere. My family
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still lives in Tallahassee again, they're ten, eight and three,
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and so I'm not about to uproot them to do
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something else. This is for not willing as long as
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anybody will have me, you know, theod job for me.
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So yes, in short, not going anywhere.
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Nice doctor Henry Mack with me, and he's not going
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anywhere for the next few minutes either. He's joining us
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for a couple more segments here on The Morning Show
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with Preston Scott, he helps.
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01:09:22.439 --> 01:09:26.680
You make the argument the communicator of common sense. It's
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The Morning Show with Preston Scott, being the sharp radio
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talk show host that I am. I noticed he talked
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to He discussed contracts and tenure there and so he
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is our Commission of Education effective Monday. Monday is his
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first day on the job. Doctor Henry Mack with us.
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01:09:52.760 --> 01:09:56.880
Tell me your your role as Assistant Secretary of Labor.
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01:09:56.920 --> 01:10:01.119
I'm curious where do you see the overlap, because I
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know there is one between what you've been doing and
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what you will be doing.
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Oh, it's a great question. So what I've been doing
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at the federal level is leading on all things talent development,
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workforce training, aligning education to employer demand. We know historically
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at the federal and really at the state level too,
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maybe with the exception of Florida, there is a bifurcation
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between the Commerce Department, the Labor and Department, the Unemployment
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Benefits and Subsidy departments, and education and training and the
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two need to be one and so at the federal level,
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the President has led on the breaking down of silos
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01:10:35.359 --> 01:10:37.760
restoring education to the States, and so I've been leading
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that effort. Within the Department of Labor. There are multiple
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sub agencies, largely regulatory and enforcement related OSHA, MSHA, Benefits,
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workers Compensation, unions, et cetera. However, I led the Employment
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01:10:52.359 --> 01:10:57.239
Training Administration ETA. It is the principal workforce talent development
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agency of the federal government. And so I led the
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officer as apprenticeship, adult education, the unemployment benefits system, and
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again doing everything imaginable to get people back to work.
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But here's the connection, right, in order to get people
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back to work, or in order to upskill, in order
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to reskill. In order to accelerate an individual's path to prosperity,
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they need education, they need training, they need short term certifications,
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they need post secondary And at the federal level, again,
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I was helping the President deliver on his promise to
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restore education to the States.
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When you were asked by the governor to take on
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this role, what was the first thing that you did
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to prepare or to investigate, or to kind of go
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through a checklist of what you felt like you needed
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to know before you made the decision, or did you
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just say sure.
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It was frankly the latter one. It was a coming
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home moment for me. Prior to serving at the federal level,
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I was at the Department of Education here in Florida.
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So I'm no stranger certainly to this administration and the
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01:11:55.439 --> 01:11:58.000
governor and again his exceptional leadership and the team that
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he's built around him, and the idea of again coming
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home to lead education again. The Commission of Edit in
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Florida overseas, not just K twelve, but all state colleges,
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technical Colleges, Commission for Independent Education, the Office of Apprenticeship,
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Vocational Rehabilitation, and blind services for those that are facing challenges, disabilities,
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and lived experiences that have otherwise prohibited them from finding
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a pathway to prosperity. You know, it was an easy
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thing for me. I didn't really you know, thankfully have
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to prepare much, you know, sort of a no brainer.
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Did you serve with Manny Diaz or when did you
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serve in the Department of Education?
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Yeah, I was. I was in Wave one right after
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the governor got elected in twenty eighteen. After his inauguration
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in January of twenty nineteen, I started talking to then
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Commissioner Corkran and it was Richard Corkran who brought me
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and as the Chancellor for Workforce and then was grateful
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to serve under many and alongside Stassy. At the time,
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Commissioner Commutzus was the General counsel in the Department of
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ED and that's how I got to know him too,
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an exceptional leader in concrats to him again on his
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presidency at POLK. The people at Polk, the students at Polk,
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the faculty at Poke, I know them well. They have
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a great they have a great president.
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Joining me on the program is the new Secretary Commissioner,
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i should say, of Education for the Sunshine State, doctor
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Henry Mack. I'm gonna I'm gonna cut this segment twenty
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second short, so we have a little more time on
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the back end. One more segment to go here in
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the Morning Show with Preston Scott, the us LA.
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01:13:35.119 --> 01:13:37.520
On your phone with the iHeart Radio app and on
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01:13:42.199 --> 01:13:43.680
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Final segment here. Whenever I have a guest on the
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program the first time, it's kind of like I always
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set this ups. This is like a lunch date, you know,
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01:14:14.760 --> 01:14:16.600
when you were younger and you were dating. It was
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like a lunch date before you had a serious dinner date.
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And so this is our lunch date. We're going to
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do a dinner date later and have him in for
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a full hour. Doctor Henry Max starts Monday as the
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new Commissioner of Education. So when you walk in the
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office Monday, what's that look like for you? Do you
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gather the staff together in the room. Have you done
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that informally or what does that first day going to be?
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Yeah, the first day is exactly that. At the Department
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of Education here in Tallahassee. We are blessed to have
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over a thousand, almost two thousand full time employees serving
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the residents students of Florida. And so they're all in
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the building up here, Turlington Building, and I'll meet with them.
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We'll talk, we'll listen, and I'll learn understand the needs
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internal to the department. Critical for the success of the
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education agenda in Florida is attending to the needs of
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the agency. We need to deliver, we need to execute,
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and you can't do that without a high functioning Department
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of Education and a culture that values the kind of
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values that I value, which is a great workplace. And
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so that's day one is meeting with internal staff, also
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to on the calls with the presidents and superintendents, messages
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to the board members across the state, both at the
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college level and the school district level, to reaffirm again
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my commitment to the education agenda that this governor has
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laid out, doubling down on choice, parental empowerment, and again
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expanding pathways for students to enter no matter, no matter
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the career trajectory, entering a pathway that is best suited
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for them. So a lot of communication, a lot of talking.
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I am an open door, accessible individual. I don't want
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to be regarded or seen as someone who is aloof
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or not connected. I need to get into the trenches
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with the people that are making the difference.
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So yeah, when you then start looking into maybe a
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beginning workflow, a list of things to do, how much
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if any of it is left over from Commissioner commutsist
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that he said, Hey, doctor mac here's some things we
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didn't get to that we were teeing up. Take a
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look at him and how much of it is your
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thoughts and observations heading into the job.
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Yeah, great, I guess maybe it's about eighty twenty. Commissioner
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Commutz has did a pretty good job of wrapping everything
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up and leaving a nice transition in place. Okay, so
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we know, we know we still have work to do
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on literacy and neu mercy. We know that we need
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to get kids reading at grade level by grade three
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one hundred percent. We know, despite the great efforts on
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the high school graduation rates historic rates incidentally, as well
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as sixty percent students reading on level, which is the
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highest number in I think Florida history, at least we
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know we need to do better. And so there are
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things that we need to be looking at at the
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public school level, at the charter school level, and the
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choice level, to try to figure out how to move
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in the positive direction of getting kids where they need
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to be. We also, I think too, at the federal level,
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the President has set a goal to expand apprenticeships. Registered
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apprenticeships are an earn and learn model where students, adults whomever,
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get a job and while they're on the job, they're
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learning and that learning is converted into credit. The President
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has set a goal to a million a million active
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apprentices and Florida needs to contribute to that, and I
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think we could do better by doubling down on intermediaries,
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making it easier for employers to work with education institutions.
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And again, you know, breaking down the silos and is
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coming from the federal government. We also oversaw the workforce
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board system here in Florida. We call them career source
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right where you go to find an opportunity, either a
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reskilling opportunity if you're a dislocated worker Spirit Airlines for example,
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01:17:58.159 --> 01:18:02.159
employees can go to get training. That training cannot be
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divorced from the education system. And again, I think we
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need to do better job of breaking down the silos,
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and so at least for the next three to six months,
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we need to, I think, really seriously think about literacy
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and numeracy, accelerating students and finding ways to provide quality
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options other than a university degree for residents.
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That want it. Last question before I let you go
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this morning, and thank you so much for the time,
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doctor Mac. Yeah, no, thank you. You mentioned that while
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we're doing well in these areas, there's a whole lot
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we can do better. You know, if we're at fifty
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seven to fifty eight sixty percent passing a certain level,
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that means we're at forty percent or thirty eight percent not,
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or forty two percent not. But yet we're graduating ninety
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percent of our high schoolers. That's a disparity that doesn't
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01:18:48.079 --> 01:18:52.399
make any sense. If they're failing to meet certain standards
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and we're in testing it's seventy percent as the highest.
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01:18:56.760 --> 01:18:59.319
How can we be graduating ninety percent when there's so
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many falling shit?
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Yeah, well, the sixty percent is at a certain grade level,
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and so after that grade level there is the ability
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to remediate, to intervene, and to provide the necessary interventions
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to get them to the place where they're eligible for
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high school graduation. And so that explains the difference between
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the ninety and sixty. To your point, though, what we
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need to be doing, perhaps we explore competency based models
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of learning. Perhaps we explore how to matriculate or graduate
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students from grade level to grade level to grade level,
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01:19:28.359 --> 01:19:32.199
not necessarily based on age, but maybe on skills, maybe
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01:19:32.279 --> 01:19:35.600
on competency. Maybe there is a better way for money
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01:19:35.640 --> 01:19:39.359
to follow the student in a more personalized and individualized
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01:19:39.399 --> 01:19:43.560
approach that gets them tool the tools and the resources
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01:19:43.560 --> 01:19:46.560
that we need. Since we know one size fits all
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01:19:46.720 --> 01:19:50.479
education models don't work, and so maybe the forty percent
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01:19:50.560 --> 01:19:53.840
above that sixty percent we need to do a better job, certainly,
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01:19:53.920 --> 01:19:57.039
but maybe there's an alternative model of education and training
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that those students are better suited for. So figuring that
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out is certainly a highly complicated and complex proposition, but
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part of the choice agenda, part of empowering parents to
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do what's right for their kids. They know their kids
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the best, and so if Henry is better off in
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a pre apprenticeship program rather than a standard high school diploma,
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maybe we should Maybe we shouldn't sentidvize that right, Maybe
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we should get Henry the skills that he needs to
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enter the occupation.
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That he wants.
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Because maybe Henry is attracted to becoming an electrician or
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a plumber or a welder, and maybe he wants to
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01:20:31.039 --> 01:20:33.680
start his own business. And again, you know, forcing them
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01:20:33.680 --> 01:20:36.920
into a standard high school diploma track may not be
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the best thing. And so the optionality, I think, is
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where we're going to look next, and how do we again,
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how do we do right?
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Well, the Henry I'm talking to got himself multiple degrees
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and now finds himself as Commissioner of Education of the
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Sunshine state. That's what I know about this, Henry, doctor Mack,
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thank you for the time today. I appreciate it.
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No, thank you, Thank you to listeners, Thank you the
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01:20:59.520 --> 01:21:01.560
great state of Ford and the governor and everyone looking
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forward to the next chapter here.
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Thanks very much, doctor Henry Mack. With us this morning
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on The Morning Show with Preston Scott.
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01:21:12.279 --> 01:21:16.399
Features to keep you entertained, guests and experts.
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So you stay informed.
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It's The Morning Show with Preston Scott.
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Thirty six minutes past the hour, we are rolling out
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the big hitters this hour in the program and joining
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us now. Longtime friend of mine, I've known John Steenberger
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01:21:39.439 --> 01:21:43.119
since nineteen eighty seven, have followed his career. He's been
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01:21:43.119 --> 01:21:47.359
an incredible asset to the state of Florida and is
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one of the legal minds I have the greatest respect
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01:21:50.479 --> 01:21:54.720
in admiration for. He is the president of Liberty Council.
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Action works with Matt Stavorte Liberty Council. As you well know,
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we have Matt on the program frequently throughout the year,
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as well as others on staff. John, Welcome to the show.
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How are you, sir Preston.
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01:22:06.760 --> 01:22:09.720
Great to be with you again. Great to hear your voice.
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Just give everybody a little bit of a snapshot. Lcaction
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dot org. What's Liberty Action all about?
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Yeah, So Liberty Council Ministries, there's actually eight different organizations
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01:22:20.920 --> 01:22:24.239
operating into the same umbrella. The flagship is Liberty Counsel
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01:22:24.880 --> 01:22:28.439
and that's founded by Matt Stafer. We do religious liberty litigation,
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protecting Christians and other citizens for their First Amendment right,
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the freedom of speech, freedom of religion. We've done a
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01:22:35.239 --> 01:22:38.479
lot of litigation during COVID for people that had conscientious
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01:22:38.520 --> 01:22:41.760
objections and religious objections to take in the vaccination and
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01:22:42.199 --> 01:22:43.840
the mandates and that kind of thing. So we do
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a lot of litigation in that space. But there's also
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other entities. We have Christians in Defense of Israel. We
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have a national school called Covenant Journey Academy. We have
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Liberty Council Action, which is the group I had, and
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01:22:55.039 --> 01:22:58.439
this is the policy and political branch of Liberty Council Ministries.
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Are enough, there's a printing operation called New Revolution Printing.
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01:23:03.159 --> 01:23:06.640
So there's eight different entities operating. I lead the political
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01:23:06.640 --> 01:23:09.640
and policy group the National Fallah one C for Liverty
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Council Action.
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I wanted to ask this question, and I've asked it
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of people that I have regard for in terms of
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their knowledge of the Constitution, people like Consvon Spakowski, and
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I want to get your thoughts on this, John, How
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is it possible that socialists and communists who oppose our
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system of government are even allowed to run for an
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01:23:34.960 --> 01:23:38.720
office inside our government? And let's start with the federal government.
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So I love the creativity and the uniqueness of this
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01:23:43.279 --> 01:23:46.880
inquiry because it shows a citizen you and others who
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01:23:46.880 --> 01:23:50.359
are grapping with the Constitution and trying to find a
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way to prevent this kind of subversion that we're having ideologically. So,
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but the problem is there's tension in the Constitution. And
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I'm going to lay four different provisions, Okay, if you
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want to take notes and somebody wants to do a
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deep dive. The first is Article six, and this is
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basically requiring In the same article it requires an oath
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of office to support the Constitution, but it says no
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religious tests shall ever be required as qualification in the office. So,
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in other words, just being a Muslim doesn't or whatever
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right any it with the ideology worldview doesn't prevent you
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to be disqualified from being in office. Okay. Secondly, the
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First Amendment protects political beliefs, so unfortunately, the Constitution also
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01:24:35.479 --> 01:24:38.600
protects religious and political beliefs. So if you believe in
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01:24:39.159 --> 01:24:41.560
socialism as opposed to capitalism, or if you believe in
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whatever you know, anarchism, or if you believe in monarchism
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or radical libertarianism, those are belief systems protected by the
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First Amendment. But that's different. Beliefs are different than conduct.
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And I'm going to get to that in a second. Now,
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both you and I, so we have Article six, we
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have the First Amendment. The third area is Article five.
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Both of us, Preston have advocated for amendments to the Constitution.
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So if we believe, oh, Florida's constitution is evil because
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it has a right to privacy that is, you know,
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protecting abortion, we can advocate against that and have an
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amendment to change that. That doesn't mean the fact that
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we want to change the constitution. You know, if we're
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01:25:23.600 --> 01:25:26.920
elected official, let's say we can both support the Constitution
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01:25:27.119 --> 01:25:28.920
and want to change it because we think it's not
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right or we think there's something that's better. So the
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Supreme Court, which is the institution that reconciles these tensions
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01:25:38.239 --> 01:25:41.159
we're talking about. Has said that you can advocate for
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abolishing electoral college replacing capitalism with socialism through constitutional amendments,
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and that's okay. Now, the final caveat is this, there's
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a difference between belief and conduct. There is a constitution.
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This is the fourth Provision. The Section three of the
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fourteenth Amendment has a disqualification clause. And in the Civil
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War they did disqualify elected officials who took the office
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if they engaged in an insurrection or rebellion or given
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aid or comfort to the enemies. So that's that's where
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the conduct comes at. If there's conduct that is subversive,
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this is strange because some of the beliefs and speech
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lead to this. Right, Yeah, then then then that is
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something that could disqualify a person if they betray the
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oath of office through insurrection or aid to enemies. All right,
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those provisions kind of by the answer to the question.
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All right, we're going to pick up right there. John
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Stenberger from Liberty Council Action my guest, starting Joe with
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Preston Scott.
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They're going to get a.
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Which knock? Who's that? On w f L A ran
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a couple of minutes long. In that segment on Stenberger
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with me and I suspect John, this might take another
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visit with you and me and a little more time
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to kind of go through. I have struggled with the
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idea and you know this as well. And Islamist does
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not believe in our Bill of rights. A true Jihadi
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Islamist that we have being elected in various places does
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not believe in the Bill of rights, in the equality
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of women, even those that are in behind same sex
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marriage and all that, they don't agree with any of
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the rights that we bestow people in this country. So
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how so is it a matter of a you can
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believe what you want and you can be elected, but
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if you act on those beliefs, we can throw you
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out of office. Is that what we're dealing with?
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You know?
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That's right? The Constitution distinguishes between belief and conduct. What
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the solution is and the Framers could have never envisioned
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this kind of nonsense right along with a lot of
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other nonsense. So they help certain and truth to be
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self evident in the declaration. They never envision this kind
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of radical ideas we're seeing today. But the solution, the
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resolution is exposing these people when they run in the
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public square exposing bad ideas, criticizing false beliefs and bad
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policy ideas, and just saying we should elect on elect
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these people. But the constitution itself, as interpreted by the courts,
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are not going to disqualify anyone because of mere beliefs.
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And that's the unfortunate reality.
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Once, for example, let's look at zoron mom Donnie, because
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I see two interesting possibilities here. One, as he begins
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to enact socialist policies mandates, wouldn't that be conduct.
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Well, if the conduct involves insurrection, right, or something that
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would trigger that provision in the Constitution regarding giving aid
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or comfort to the enemies, then yes, there could be
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an issue. That's their constitution. But otherwise no, I mean,
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he can advocate for the redistribution of wealth. He can
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advocate or even act upon socialism or and replacing it
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with capitalism with socialism and those kinds of ideas, and
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providing free stuff for everyone and basically taxing everyone out
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the wazoo. He can do all that. That's unfortunately, that's protected.
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We have to as citizens criticize that and say, no,
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it's bad policy, These are wrong ideas, there's a false
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beliefs and let's push back, Let's get rid of this
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guy that kind of thing. That's where the process of
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our republic comes in and trying to.
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Replace people in the big picture, is this is this
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wave something that you think is just We're going to
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just have to live through it and come out the
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other side because they're the socialists are picking on voter
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districts with low voter turnout where they can energize a
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base and get people in with sixteen percent of the vote.
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Yeah, I mean, look, we've got to use the free
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marketplace of ideas, right, I mean, that's the whole purpose
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of that. We have to make the argument for why
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socialism is bad, why communism is bad, and have people
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roll their eyes. This is real, like communism is coming
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to us. We're seeing candidates all over the country advocate
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for these radical ideas that we've already seen in other
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countries around the world defeated and realized they're not bad,
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but they're being coming up again. So we need to
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go back to the foundations, back to the first principles
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of why we believe America is great, what the country's
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founded upon, what's good public policy, and advocate for that
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and try to unelect these people that are infiltrating government
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at every level.
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Do you believe people on our side of the argument
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are listening and know anything about messaging.
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I think there's a lot of people that know a
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lot about messaging. There's a lot of people that are
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just cowboying it and just doing what they want to do.
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But we have to go back to first principles. We
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have to make the case for why is capitalism better?
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Why is it better for people to hold their wealth
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and not for government to take wealth? Right? Those simple principles.
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Why Why why is there free private enterprise? Why is
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their private ownership instead of public ownership with the government
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owning everything. We got to go back and make those
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arguments about why those things are better from a policy.
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Standpoint, John, as always, I appreciate picking your brain. Thanks
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so much for the time this morning. Take care of presents,
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all right, John Stenberger with US president of Liberty Council Action.
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Did you like his answers? I didn't like him, but
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he's probably right. Yeah, I was afraid of what he
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was going to tell me. Just seems wrong, doesn't it.
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But we got to fight the fight that we can
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fight and not the one we can't fight and win.
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And so he's right, you got to go back to
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first principles. Forty seven past the hour. All right, whether
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you're listening on the stream or on broadcast, I'm sorry
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it is right now. I just monitored. I'm sorry. We're
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working on it still. I'm okay if I sound bad.
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I'm very forgiving of me when i'm bad, when i'm terrible,
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But when we sound bad, I'm upset by it, and
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we sound bad, and I'm sorry. We're going to get
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it right, will We will? But I apologize. I just
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think I should apologize. Maybe I shouldn't, and my bosses
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might be mad at me for doing it, but I'm
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not rolling them under the there. I'm not using any names.
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We just sound trash. The show sounds okay when it's us,
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but we're we're a team. We you know. Let me
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let me, let me use this. I went to a
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restaurant recently and I had an amazing chicken salad, but
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the bread was stale, it was dried out. It was ah, yeah,
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give me some water, gotta wash it down. It was
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getting stuck. We're the chicken salad. The rest is the
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stale bread. That's all I'm saying. That's all I'm saying.
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It's the Morning show on WFLA. Oh my goodness, gracious.
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We started the program with the Romans one and I'm
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doing my best Doorian good visit with doctor Henry Mack.
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He's gonna join us for a longer segment sometime, he'll
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sit in for an hour. I know that. What I'm
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gonna try to do is get him like a month
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into the job. Okay, you've done this for a month. Now,
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what do you talk to me? It's just us. Now
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we're gonna get him in studio. See how that goes.
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My thanks to John Stenberger for joining us as well.
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Fauci's testifying, is he I don't know. Is he saying anything?
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I don't know, But we had a lot of fun
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talking about him and listening to what he had to
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say over the years of COVID, the lies, the distortions,
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the conflations. Talked about Joe Biden and his administration. Who
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is running it, Who is running Who is the president
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the de facto president. It wasn't Joe, It was not
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Joe Tomorrow Thursday, State of the Knoles, Michael Alford, Athletic Director,
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Steve Stewart of Tallhashi Reports and more so. Until then,
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have a great day friends,