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This is Daybreak with Jason Jones on 925 Fox News.
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Good morning and welcome back to Daybreak here on 925 Fox News, right all along, uh as we uh sit here early on trying to prepare ourselves for what we're about to uh have happen, and that's uh uh conversation with Congressman Byron Donalds.
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And I certainly hope uh I get him on for this thing because I really I mean we confirmed it with him yesterday.
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We were pretty solid he was coming on.
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It has been very it's been a very busy day uh and a busy trip with him.
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He's on this this 50-stop bus tour that he is doing in something like 35 days.
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Uh and it was uh or 30 days, I think it was when he announced the 50 stop bus tour.
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So he was doing like two stops a day.
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It's like two or three a day.
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It's but that's a hard schedule.
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Right.
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And he's out there shaking hands, doing what he needs to.
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He's going from one spot to another nonstop.
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And like I said, coming up on Monday, uh, you can be a part of his final hometown rally there at the Sugar Shack, and it's gonna be badass.
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I'm like, I am actually looking forward to that event and going out there and just hanging out with all the uh Southwest Floridians that'll be there showing up.
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So I think while we wait for the Congressman to to get on here, uh Jason, I maybe we just talk about uh the fact that early voting is still open, and if anybody has questions about the candidates, text them to us to make sure that we can address those.
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Uh tomorrow we have Congressman Jim Schwartzel, or I shouldn't say Congressman, soon to be Congressman Jim Schwartzel, uh joining us to discuss a couple of issues too, including get out the vote.
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But if you have not voted yet, early voting is open in both Lee, Collier, and Charlotte County.
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Make sure that you are going out there to vote.
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You didn't do it.
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Do what?
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You didn't go yesterday.
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I didn't.
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Did you?
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Yeah, absolutely I did.
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Do you have your I voted sticker?
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Oh, I forgot it.
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Yeah, sure.
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Okay.
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I call shenanigans.
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But I do need to go vote myself.
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I will go take care of that.
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But uh but yeah, get out there and make sure, you know, if you like what's going on uh legally, we just talked to uh Attorney General James Uthmeyer.
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If you like the criminal arrest that you're seeing, the cartels being taken down, that's the guy that you want to vote for.
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If you love how Florida's nipping fraud in the bud, Blazingolia, CFO, that's also your guy, also very friendly to our firefighters here in the state of Florida.
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The University of North Florida has uh Jolly by 16 points, uh and that is a uh that that is a uh a scary moment to think about.
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And but is but is that a poll at a universe?
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What's the sample size on that?
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Well, you know, they don't give us those anymore.
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Those these are polls with holes, bro.
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You know that already.
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Well, I mean, the polling industry has proven uh over the last three cycles that it's very unreliable.
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Pollsters get it wrong all the time.
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I don't think polls have the salt that say a prediction market does anymore, because prediction markets are showing us what people are actually investing in, like they're putting money on it.
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That's I think a better barometer.
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You know, um they did a poll from uh October 12th to the 19th, but uh Donald's 49, uh Jolly 47, uh he was up five points in July, independents favor Jolly by sixteen.
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Uh and I don't I don't think that's the case, by the way.
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You know, I I think that's gonna be the thing that really matters when it comes to this particular election cycle, and that is whether or not uh there is um the independence and which way the independents are gonna go.
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Which way are those independents going to make that switch?
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Now, this is what I'll say, right?
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And I was talking about this earlier.
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You've got Angie Nixon, who is a uh an outspoken member of the Democratic Socialist of America.
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Uh she's got the the bookstore called the resistance with the shrine to the cop killer.
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She has gone out there and said she wants to eliminate the Senate.
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That's a part of that socialist movement, to eliminate the actual Senate.
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So she is running for the job that she wants to eliminate.
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All right.
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There's one dumb thing, right?
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And then you get into what's going on there when it comes to uh uh David Jolly.
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And I look, this guy wants to do the same thing.
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This guy has made so many flip-flops, flip-flop jolly.
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He has changed his mind on politics to pander to the voter.
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I, you know, uh that is or pander to the available voter.
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That's what he's doing.
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He's pandering for the available voter.
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You can't trust what you're voting for him, and I think the independents know that.
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Now, the Democrats, they're voting not because they like him as a Democrat, but because they don't like Byron who's endorsed by uh b President Trump and their Trump deranged system has carried that over.
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Now, I'm not saying the Democrats aren't going to jump ship.
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I really do think he'll get more Democrats than you expect.
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Byron Donald's is going to be a very good thing.
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I think he will too.
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A great thing.
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Because you're actually starting to see African Americans start to turn out that traditionally have been voting Democrat that are coming out and saying that they support uh Byron Donald's for the governor's seat.
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But look, Byron's right.
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When he gets out on stage and he opens up every campaign speech with, quote, David Jolly is a fraud, he's right.
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Because Jolly has flip-flopped on so many issues.
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He's flip-flopped on boys and girls sports.
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There's actually a clip that resurfaced again a few days before the election saying that he believes transgenders are constitutionally entitled to be able to go participate in in sports that do not belong to their gender.
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Oh, well, he did?
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But the vast majority of them are.
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So he earns the dumb democrat of the week.
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Right, they all do.
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Like that's right.
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Like I said, don't be dumb.
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And that's what they are doing, the dumbest things you've ever seen in your life.
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And I don't agree with this poll when it comes to independence.
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I think independence are gonna be the thing that really surprises you.
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You're gonna see the independents that really go out this year and they're gonna push hard for Congressman Byron Donald's because independence are not going to align with the uh with the socialists.
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It's just not gonna happen.
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They're not, and we have seen that in dialogue and in conversation, I mean across the internet.
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I've I I know that there's all sorts of discussion there, but there are common that I don't want to say common sense liberals, because I don't think any of them have any common sense, but maybe more classic liberals.
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Established.
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Established middle ground classic liberals where they've kind of stood their position and the party has just moved left of them.
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Uh I think that they look at a socialist like Angie Nixon and they're like, yeah, I'm not so sure.
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We may be a big tent party, but I don't know if the tent's that big.
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I mean, she got a big mouth, bro.
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You gotta I don't know if the tent's that big.
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You're right.
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I mean, that's uh that's I mean, I'm just saying, I don't think the tent's that big.
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You know, here's the side of uh when you speak tent.
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You know, where would you go?
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Let me ask you a question.
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This is kind of a question for everybody out there.
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Where would you go right now if you woke up one day and the Republican Party was so far right that you go, oh my god, what's going on here?
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This is Well, I think there actually even is some of that.
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I mean, you look at the fringe commentators on the right that we used to consider reasonable people like Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens, and they have gone so far off of the deep end, you can't even take them seriously anymore.
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That definitely is the fringe right, very much like socialism communism is the fringe left, and unfortunately, I think the fringe of both sides uh dominate more of the conversation than they should.
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I don't think you know, here's the deal.
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I no, I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna backtrack that because if I say this out loud, it'll make people passive, and I don't want people to get passive during this cycle.
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I want to see the highest numbers we've ever had.
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I want to see us have a turnout that's in the 60% for the midterms, which is still ice cold.
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Hot enough.
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Way too low.
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But if I can see a 60%, I would know that these rallies with President Trump, uh, these rallies that's going on with Congressman Byron Donalds, and that uh these daybreakers and all the people listening on 925 Fox News, every one of you are gonna get the picture and you'll understand that we are uh on a mission.
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And I think if we get that done and we understand that mission, we've a mission accomplished and we've done the right thing.
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Yeah, I I agree.
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And and I think we just need to uh we need to focus in on the core issues here.
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It's a contentious time.
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Yes, gas is expensive, although it is going down.
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I think I paid$379 this morning, which is good.
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Uh but there are a lot of wins.
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There's law enforcement wins, there's uh drug crackdown wins, fentanyl's at the lowest.
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By the way, I did look at the latest spread uh between Democrats and Republicans.
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I know that this is been kind of watching, but I believe that that has expanded to about Republicans leading by 36,000 ballots now.
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Uh I will get the count, but we have gone from twelve to thirty-six thousand in just a few days.
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That that gap is getting wider uh with the Republicans starting to turn in more ballots in the early voting phase.
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Ashley Moody is your Republican to vote for.
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Byron Donald is your Republican to vote for, Brian Avilia is your Republican to vote for, James Uthmeyer, Blazing Goldview, Wilton Simpson.
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These are all the Republicans, but you're gonna see that on your ballot.
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You're gonna know that on your ballot.
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What you're not gonna know about are school board races, city council, and mayor jobs.
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And those are the ones that you need to find out about.
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Those you need to actually research and have the answer to.
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That's what I'm trying to tell you.
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But we'll get into those, and I'll tell you before we get there.
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As soon as I get the green light.
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I need the powers to be to say I can say what I want to say.
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There has been an arrest, and it didn't take an automatic license plate reader.
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What?
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No way! We'll get to it next on 925 Fox News.
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It's not right wing, it's right all along.
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925 Fox News.
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The suspect in a road rage incident in Cape Coral has been arrested.
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Cape Coral police say 23-year-old Dominic Sicchini was caught by deputies in Lehigh Acres.
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He faces three counts of attempted second-degree murder with a firearm.
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Now, each a first-degree felony, plus one count of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
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We first brought you this story last week when Wink news crews were first on the scene.
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Sicini is accused of leaving the scene after firing several shots during a heated road rage incident that left one man with a bullet in his chin and another with broken window glass cuts on their body.
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See what I did there?
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See, yesterday we uh had this conversation about this particular case and how the news article went ahead and tied it to the fact that this would already have been solved if the world wasn't upset with flock cameras and uh the automatic license plate readers.
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You know what I say to that, right?
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Get the flock out of here!
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Get the flock out of here.
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America's fighting back.
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Get the flock out of here.
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So that is the uh the gist of it.
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So the camera doesn't solve the crime.
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Great law enforcement solves the crime.
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I already said that I thought the media framed this.
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This wasn't the Cape Coral PD putting out that we'd already have this done if it wouldn't have been you guys standing up against our cameras and us forced to get rid of the cameras.
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That was the media angle in that.
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But it didn't slow them down.
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The great detectives and law enforcement there at the city of Cape Coral, they went together and they found this guy in Lehigh, brought him back to Cape Coral, arrested him, put him in charges, and now this guy's gonna face the rest of his life in prison for losing his mind over a road rage incident.
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Nothing on the road is that serious.
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Nothing.
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Somebody threw something to him, he they threw it back, he threw something to them, they threw it back at him, he fired rounds and put so put a bullet in somebody's face uh and trapped no one and somebody's uh body.
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Like that is uncalled for.
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It's the type of incident that requires swift law enforcement.
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They hemmed him up and brought him to jail.
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Quick justice without the need for automatic license plate reader.
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Eleven years ago, there wasn't no such thing as automatic license plate reader.
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And they still were able to catch killers.
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And they were still able to catch killers.
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I'm saying it's a great tool, and once you have legislation, you can get it back.
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But until then, I'm not with these things.
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Everybody needs to understand how the cameras and their data are regulated.
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Who has control of the cameras, I believe, should actually also be disclosed too.
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I should be able to look and see if a flock camera belongs to a state or an HOA.
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I should be able to look and find out who the owner of that camera is so I can ask where my data is and if it's protected.
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That's how you make them accountable.
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I think every one of the polls should be bright yellow too, so that they're you know that they're there.
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So that they know they're there.
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Because I think what we've turned our country into is a nanny surveillance state where every little corner is covered in cameras or listening devices or some kind of monitoring device, and we, as society, have become numb to it and have been okay with it for so long.
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You know, no one would have been okay.
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Facial recognition fires everybody up, right?
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If we say right now these slot cameras using facial recognition and they're still on, you'd lose your mind, right?
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You'd be pissed.
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Tell me you wouldn't be mad, Rob.
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Would you be mad?
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Ah, of course I'd be mad.
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Open your cell phone.
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Okay.
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How are you doing it?
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With your face, right?
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Yep.
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Right.
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Your phone has your facial recognition.
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It's already done the biometrics all the way through.
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They've shared that to everybody in the world.
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That that information's already out there.
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Now you've just done it because it's still it's quicker.
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Quicker to open your phone that way.
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I can say, though, that Apple does have all of that on a secure chip that's isolated from any modem.
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Right, and they're not selling that information at all, right?
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Never, right?
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No, they're selling your usage.
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They're selling your usage, too.
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Right, they're not selling that information.
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No, not at all.
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They're not selling your face.
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No, they're not.
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Of course they're not.
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What would they ever do that for, right?
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Why would they even create the biometrics system?
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What was wrong with the three-digit code to get in my phone?
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What was up with it?
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You know, what was wrong with that?
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Oh, no.
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You know what?
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America wants instant gratification, man.
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America wants instant gratification, and these companies have taken liberties to make it easier.
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We can be the Sheppel if you want, but I'm going to tell you right now, and I'm telling everyone now as you, as you know, that we have gone down this road before.
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I've already told you exactly what is the real deal.
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We are in the middle of a massive nanny state.
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We are the entire country is under surveillance.
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We now have flock listening devices that are popping up, they're calling them gunshot microphones, uh, that can hear a gunshot miles away.
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I wonder if we can hear my neighbor's house from a hundred feet that it's sitting right next to.
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I'm just curious what it can and cannot hear.
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And that's a whole nother level of where we're at and being put under surveillance.
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And listen, we uh I'm I'm the same one.
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By the way, I am the same guy.
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I'm sitting here with my phone the phone in the studio.
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It takes my face to unlock it.
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I understand that, right?
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Because we've become numb to that.
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We want to fight with fly cameras, but we want to be numb to the camera.
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We want to be numb to the tracking.
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We want to be numb to the fact that remember, you know why it, you know why it's your face now?
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Tell me why.
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Tell me why it's your face now.
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Can anybody tell me why it's your face now?
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Why is it our face now, Jason?
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Because they already got your fingerprint on the last model.
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Yeah?
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Every one.
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On the last model, they got all of your fingerprints and you had to do all of them.
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You had to do left and right.
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Right?
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Oh no.
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Now do your and then people started trying to get them, I'll use my pinky.
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Well, they got that too now.
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Like that's what I'm trying to tell you.
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They already got your fingerprints.
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But you they're you can trust them.
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They're a million-dollar, billion-dollar corporation that has always kept everything above water.
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Actually, I I actually believe Apple has been one of the best when it comes to personal privacy and data security.
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Right, I do too.
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I think it's great.
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They're not selling any of it.
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Yeah, absolutely.
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I believe it too.
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That's why I love put my face right.
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I didn't say I don't think that they're not selling it.
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I do believe that they are secure, though.
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Uh I do.
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It's more secure than Flock, that's for damn sure.
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100%.
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Uh I'll go ahead and say that.
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So that's one thing.
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But man, it's way another level.
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I have a buddy of mine who has lost his mind because he found out, a Caucasian man, that uh the dad that he assumed was his dad is not his dad.
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And guess why?
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Guess how I figured that out?
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Because 23andMe told him so.
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But his dad's not alive anymore.
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How does it even know what his dad's DNA is?
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Like, I'm not falling for that hype anymore.
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Don't give your DNA sample to a tracking device that's going to be able to uh f be able to tell your bloodline for the rest of your life.
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I've never done that, by the way.
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I do have the phone, and I have done this, but I have never submitted my DNA.
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I will never submit my DNA to some database that's some private company to find out whether or not my my relatives know each other.
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You know, they can get a hold of me.
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Email me, Jason at 925 Fox News.
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That's where I'm at.
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Any day you want, right?
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But that's the bigger issue.
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We have become very easy to this.
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But you don't need it in order to solve the crimes.
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That's where this story started.
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That's where I'm gonna bring it back to.
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The story that said that we are gonna catch this guy that shot a guy in the face and then drove off.
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We caught him.
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He's now being held accountable.
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He'll now face Amir Fox, the most vicious state prosecutor you could ever find the face in your entire life.
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And that guy will be behind bars for a long, long time.
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The 5 at 835 is up next.
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Somebody wants to argue about my flash screen TVs, too.
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Oh, I know, girlfriend.
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I know.
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I know, I absolutely know.
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The flash screen TVs as well.
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They're a bad problem.
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I know that.
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Uh, they're watching you.
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I'm watching you right now on Southwest Florida CW.
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That's crazy.
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Number five.
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Thank you.
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Ma'am, you're gonna have to stop just stop the stop the music.
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Stop the stop the tape.
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Ma'am.
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Stop the tape.
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Easy.
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Hey, ma'am, just one.
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Hey, escort out.
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Hey, enough.
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Enough.
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A minute and fifty-eight seconds.
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You're just here at 24 seconds of the Panellas County County Commissioner meeting.
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And let me just say, if you're gonna go in there and play an Islamic prayer, I hope you have a skill switch where you can turn that off right away on the microphone.
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It went on way too long.
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Zero control of that.
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And that is just a glimpse of what you're about to see if we don't stop this influx from happening in our country.
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Number four.
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Let me get this on the record.
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I am the father of two daughters.
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Do you think I could have survived their childhood without going to the cheesecake factory?
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I live at Chuck E.
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Cheese.
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In California Pizza Kitchen.
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And the Cheesecake Factory.
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That was my jam for about a decade.
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Right, he couldn't figure out what cheese he was talking about.
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But what I can guarantee you this is that is Obama saying he lived in Chuck E.
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Cheese, which is where most rats live.
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Number three.
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So his opponent's running an MSNBC to say how bad it is in the state of Florida that they're not restricting people, that they're not locking down people, that people get to make their own decision.
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And that tells you an awful lot about what someone would do with executive authority.
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Are you going to use that authority to lift people up, or are you going to use that authority to grind people down?
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We lifted people up.
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We did it the right way.
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And I didn't give a damn what MSNBC said about what I was doing.
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Governor DeSantis on the trail with uh Byron Donald's on the bus tour there.
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He was uh in Brooksville, uh uh really kind of really supporting uh Byron for governor, and I think uh that was uh a great thing and a great sign of power between the two of them, and I love seeing the two of them together.
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We're gonna talk to Byron here in just a second, so hold on.
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Number two.
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It is great to have uh Pope's uh uh support.
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And uh they are starting uh ceasefire on the October 27th, and I hope everything goes as it's planned.
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Did you talk to President Putin and President Zelenki?
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We we talked, we signed agreements, uh, and uh with both.
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She does better than our professionals.
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Mr.
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President is like the first lady in the world.
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So Melania, do you like anyone?
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Working on the ceasefire where uh where politicians, bureaucrats camp.
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You know what?
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I just want to say real quick, behind every strong man is a uh a strong woman pushing him forward, and never forget how strong a woman Melania is pushing him forward.
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Number one.
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They said, Obama's coming.
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I said, that's good because you know but no, he he took he said, Why is he spending so much time fixing up the White House?
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Why is he doing that?
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You know why?
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Because the White House, I think, is the number one symbol of our country.
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And we can't have a White House with Broken window with broken stone that hasn't been painted in 30 years.
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There you go.
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That's President Trump saying why he does what he does, and I love that.
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The five at 835.
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Joining us now, we got him.
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I mean, it's hard to get him right now.
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This is the busiest man.
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When you do 50 cities in uh in 30 days, uh, you're stopping everywhere and you're going from side to side.
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Congressman Byron Donalds for the last time before the election uh coming up on Tuesday, where he'll be your governor-elect, and we are definitely helping uh uh get the message out there to get everybody to the polls.
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Good morning, Congressman.
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Great to have you back on the show, man.
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How are you doing, buddy?
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Where are you right now?
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Uh right now I'm on Alligator Alley, actually heading over to Boca.
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Uh but look, I'll tell you, I don't even think it's a 30-day bus tour.
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I think we're doing 50 cities in 20 days.
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Wow.
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So we're we're it's pedaled to the metal.
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But you know what?
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It's crunch time.
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Uh, you know, Republicans, we now lead in all voting, uh, but we need people to still get out a vote.
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That lead is not a big lead.
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He's just a thin lead right now.
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Um so people just need to make sure they go vote.
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You know, a lot of people plan on voting on election day.
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Make sure you get out there and vote, tell your friends.
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Florida, the future of our state, is what's is what's what's up for grabs in this election.
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And, you know, the thing I've been saying in the closing argument, real quick, I know you got questions, is Florida did not become great by accident.
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Florida's not a great state by accident.
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It's a great state because of common sense conservative leadership.
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We have to keep that going in our state.
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Can't let the Democrats come into Florida because they'll make our state look like Virginia and uh Arizona and it'll start looking like New Jersey and New York.
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That's how a state ends up going sideways is with bad leadership.
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People make sure you get out of vote.
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What k what keyed you on at the rally, uh, Byron?
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What keyed you on to the rally that the people behind the stage were the loudest people in the building?
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You figured that out within seconds and went out there and you even pointed them out to President Trump, and they were really like that was amazing.
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First off, when did you recognize that?
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And what does that say for the future of the Conservative Party?
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Yeah, I saw it the second I walked out on the catwalk.
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You could see those guys.
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Those young guys were excited, highly motivated.
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Uh, we were just so happy that they were there at FGCU.
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Um and you could tell you look at them, then you look at the rest of the crowd, it's like, okay, the energy's over here.
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And so, you know, you just work with the crowd, and it actually made for a great speech and a great rally.
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And then when I went back up, the president goes, he goes, You're gonna win.
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Just, you know, you know, keep keep working, you're gonna win.
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And I told him, I said, Hold up, you gotta look at these young kids.
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And I said, because they love you.
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And we both looked at them, and those kids went with Zerk.
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It was great.
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It was great.
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It really was.
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Affordability is your banner.
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Give me the two concrete moves that you'll make first year to hit the grocery and insurance uh situation that we have here in our state.
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Uh, on insurance, we're gonna lower premiums 20%.
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Uh, we're gonna hit the ground running day one of addressing this.
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Part of this are a couple legislative reforms uh that are targeted to the current regulatory system that will drive costs down.
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Another one is about permitting.
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We want to make sure that permits post-storm are automatic.
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People in Southwest Florida, they know how long it takes to get building permits after Hurricane Ian up in the Tampa Bay region.
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They were they're still dealing with that after Helene and Milton.
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To me, if you if the government already approved you through a permit to build the house in the first place, then the permit to rebuild should be automatic, and that's what we're gonna do in Florida.
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So those common sense reforms are actually gonna drive premiums down 20% uh in our state.
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When it comes to groceries, this is something actually the governor doesn't have control over.
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We don't really have control over commodity prices.
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Um, one of the big issues we're seeing at the grocery store, especially around beef, is because there was a screw worm outbreak in uh Mexico.
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It kind of got into some of the cattle uh in Texas, and so there's just less beef available at the store because of screw worm, and that's in part what's been driving up prices.
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The other piece is what the administration is focused on right now is um getting more packing plants in the United States.
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Uh right now there are really only four packing plants, three of them are Brazilian-owned, and they kind of control the pricing.
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The Biden administration allowed for this consolidation, not thinking about market principles.
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And so now we're having a rebuild packing plants in the United States, is something the Trump administration's working on right now, and it's it's does it take time.
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It's not something you could just flip a switch uh overnight.
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So that's how we address uh food prices at the grocery store.
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Um obviously you want to get diesel prices down as quickly as you can, but that's me as governor working with the president of the United States and Congress to try to get that stuff uh down for people in our state.
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Uh your opponent, David Jolly, says he can peel off the soft Republicans.
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What do you tell the soft Republicans that might be listening right now?
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Do you think David Jolly can peel them off?
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And what will you say to them if they're considering it?
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Uh no, I don't.
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But what I would say is like even Republicans in our state, you might have national frustrations, but Florida is the best state in America, and they know it just like everybody else knows it.
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So why would you turn our state over to a guy who can't even have a consistent policy year to year?
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Uh, this is a guy who just showed up as a Democrat a year ago.
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Um, he's promising to be moderate, but the truth is, even his insurance plan is a government takeover of insurance.
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That's a radical position.
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And Florida State University holds a similar plan to his.
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There was a proposal in the legislature a couple of years ago about a government takeover of wind insurance.
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Florida State's own studies said that premiums would double or triple on the coast.
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Everybody will be hit with a thousand dollar hurricane tax because when you don't have the money in his sovereign wealth fund that he likes to talk about, which by the way, he doesn't have the money to fund his fund, what will happen is everybody's got to get assessed.
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So I would tell the people who are soft Republicans or people who are more moderate Republicans, Florida is still the best state.
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It's the state that you chose to live in.
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Don't turn that over to somebody who doesn't even know what what he believes in and what he stands on year to year.
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That's not gonna be the way we keep Florida as the best state in America.
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You're on this 50-stop tour, 20 days.
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You're going right now across the alley on your way to Boca to get out of the bus and have another conversation.
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You'll be back here on Monday, which we'll get into.
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What are the independents that you're encountering discussing with you and what matters to them when you're out there on the campaign trail, Byron?
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Uh I mean, the first is affordability.
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Affordability is the number one issue in the entire state.
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That's what everybody that's on everybody's mind.
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The second thing I think with independent voters, uh, they just want to like get a chance to see you.
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We have independent voters who come to our rallies, then our bus stops, then we talk after all the speeches are done.
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And a lot of it is they're like, we just wanted to hear directly from you.
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And I think that's a powerful thing.
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I'm glad these voters are coming out.
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We're not stopping all the way to election day.
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Monday night, Sugarshack, Benita Springs.
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We're gonna see you there.
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That's your final hometown rally, Byron.
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Good luck, man.
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We'll see you on Monday night, all right?
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See ya.
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Welcome back to Daybreak of 925 Fox News, right along.
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Your mom used to tell you that you couldn't make a dollar playing a video game over and over and over again, yet we've got kids out there now making millions of dollars playing video games over and over again.
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It's happening.
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It's happening right for our very eyes.
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You know what else somebody told me they would never make money to be never make money doing?
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Playing pickleball.
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And then I just saw a guy over the weekend on a G6 playing a pickleball tournament, flying on a team.
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His team flies G6s.
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All right, I'm I and I explained right.
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And just so you know, it's not my it's not grandma's sport anymore.
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This is serious.
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I so serious that they had a pickleball dispute in Ava Maria.
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And and let me just say real quick, in Ava Maria, this guy got really mad.
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And and and you know it's serious when the when the suspect makes the news, but the victim doesn't.
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Here's the suspect talking about the pickleball assault.
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And and I said, Hey, give me those papers back.
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You know, those are my papers.
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And she said, some crazy thing is and I picked up the crack button.
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I was gonna say, okay, give me the grow the papers back, I'm gonna smash this thing on the grocery.
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You know, stupid.
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I didn't do that.
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I didn't smash it.
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It just was like the emotion was like like you know, overwhelming.
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What are what what what's on these papers that makes them so important?
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Well, this actually uh the disagreement was over event format.
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It was uh paperwork for the format he wanted.
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She was upset because he didn't want that format.
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She didn't want that format, so she took the papers and was like, you can't turn them in if I got them.
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Ha ha ha ha ha.
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But he took it serious and grabbed her crock pot.
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Let me just say the G-Sticks was one thing.
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Like, I really wanted to get on a G-Sticks, and I was like, maybe I'll take up some pickleball.
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But name another sport that's got crock pots on the sidelines.
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There isn't one.
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There is no other sport where you can get grandma's chili on the sideline except for in pickleball.
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I mean, if you ever need a retail, and it's serious, by the way, if that guy would have smashed a crock pot, man, it it could have been serious.
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Grandma might have pulled out her pistol and shot him, and she'd have been justified.
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Don't mess with Granny's crock pot.
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I'm just gonna say it right now.
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You're very passionate about your crock pot, aren't you?
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Oh, I love crock pots, bro.
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Crockpot.
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You know what?
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You know what you can guarantee happens in a crock pot?
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Delicious food.
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Right?
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You never get something out of crockpot and go, that was horrible.
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Right?
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It's always good.
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It's like not true.
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It's so true.
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That's not true?
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No, it's so true.
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Oh, it's so true.
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I was like saying it's not true.
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Like it's true.
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Like, uh what do you got?
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You got usually some kind of dip, some kind of chili, some kind of stew.
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Those are all great things.
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Yeah, when there's like three or four crock pots set up at a tailgate, you know you're not gonna be able to do that.
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Right, right.
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So crock pots are serious, and I had no idea that we had those on the sidelines of pickleball court.
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So what what baffles me is not not that the crock pot's on the side of the court, but how juvenile this all sounds.
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Right?
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Juvenile.
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Juvenile! It's this is serious.
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It's about the format, okay, Rob?
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And it's about chili.
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The format in Chili.
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The format was really the argument was about where they were actually gonna put the crock pot, and he was just pissed about it.
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No, I'm just kidding.
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It's not the case at all.
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Look, I just loved this story when I saw it because I didn't know pickleball was so big that like it's like serious.
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It's serious.
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Like, it is truly that serious.
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Don't mess around and find out.
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By the way, this guy is 73.
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He's been charged with battery uh after the pickleball format fight.
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Right, he's been charged with battery, just so you know.
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Uh, and and charged is not convicted, just so you know.
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We don't we don't talk about pickleball.
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It's like fight night.
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We don't talk about it.
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All right.
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We can talk about the the fight night.
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But you know what?
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Here's the deal.
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Uh it's a 55 plus club event, and it didn't need the sheriff's office, but it ended up getting the sheriff's office.
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Why?
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Because you don't mess with grandma's slow cooker.
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You just don't do it, man.
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You just don't do it.
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You don't also grab somebody's papers like a child and run away and say, ha ha, you can't do it because I have them now.
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Okay, I'll just write a new stack.
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You know, I got a friend who's really good at pickleball, and he's heavy.
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He's a big boy.
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Like, he's not no skinny little thing.
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He's a big thick boy.
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Like, and like, you know, a lot of beer in his life.
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It's not like thick, like he's gone to the gym for a hundred years, right?
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Pickleball's a game everyone can play.
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Right.
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And you sounded like the guy from uh uh the the the Charlie you sounded like uh Charlie the Charlie Chocolate Factory guy who's like pickleball's a game everyone can play.
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Make the choice today.
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I I'm I am by the way, I'm I'm gonna start training and I'm gonna get ready for it because it they had me a crock pot.
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Just so you know.
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You just want to get out to an event and just pig out, don't you?
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No, I want to steal somebody's papers and see what they can do about it.
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I want to see how serious they get.
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I want to get I want to get out there and do the cheering like I do for my son's hockey game.
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By the way, somebody told me Tuesday, I can always tell when you're here, I can hear you.
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I said I appreciate it.
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Thank you.
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That's a compliment.
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That's a compliment to me.
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I think I'm gonna start going to pickleball games, and every time someone scores, I'll just do the whole hockey boom, boom, boom, and make a big deal about it and see how well I'm accepted at the pickleball court.
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You should show up to the pickleball world championships in Naples and do that.
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Go to the pickleball U.S.
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Open and be Jason Jones.
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The fact that you just said there's a pickleball U.S.
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Open.
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The biggest tournament in the world takes place in Naples for pickleball.
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You didn't know that?
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No, I didn't know that.
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There you go.
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You're closer to it than you think.
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I'd be a lot happier if they played with pickles.
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Hey, we'll get we'll see you tomorrow on behalf of uh Roger, Nick, Robin myself.
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You stay saves out of Let's Porter.
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We'll see ya.
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So
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This is Daybreak with Jason Jones on 925 Fox News.
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Good morning and welcome back to Daybreak here on 925 Fox News, right all along, uh as we uh sit here early on trying to prepare ourselves for what we're about to uh have happen, and that's uh uh conversation with Congressman Byron Donalds.
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And I certainly hope uh I get him on for this thing because I really I mean we confirmed it with him yesterday.
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We were pretty solid he was coming on.
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It has been very it's been a very busy day uh and a busy trip with him.
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He's on this this 50-stop bus tour that he is doing in something like 35 days.
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Uh and it was uh or 30 days, I think it was when he announced the 50 stop bus tour.
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So he was doing like two stops a day.
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It's like two or three a day.
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It's but that's a hard schedule.
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Right.
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And he's out there shaking hands, doing what he needs to.
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He's going from one spot to another nonstop.
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And like I said, coming up on Monday, uh, you can be a part of his final hometown rally there at the Sugar Shack, and it's gonna be badass.
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I'm like, I am actually looking forward to that event and going out there and just hanging out with all the uh Southwest Floridians that'll be there showing up.
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So I think while we wait for the Congressman to to get on here, uh Jason, I maybe we just talk about uh the fact that early voting is still open, and if anybody has questions about the candidates, text them to us to make sure that we can address those.
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Uh tomorrow we have Congressman Jim Schwartzel, or I shouldn't say Congressman, soon to be Congressman Jim Schwartzel, uh joining us to discuss a couple of issues too, including get out the vote.
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But if you have not voted yet, early voting is open in both Lee, Collier, and Charlotte County.
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Make sure that you are going out there to vote.
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You didn't do it.
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Do what?
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You didn't go yesterday.
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I didn't.
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Did you?
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Yeah, absolutely I did.
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Do you have your I voted sticker?
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Oh, I forgot it.
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Yeah, sure.
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Okay.
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I call shenanigans.
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But I do need to go vote myself.
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I will go take care of that.
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But uh but yeah, get out there and make sure, you know, if you like what's going on uh legally, we just talked to uh Attorney General James Uthmeyer.
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If you like the criminal arrest that you're seeing, the cartels being taken down, that's the guy that you want to vote for.
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If you love how Florida's nipping fraud in the bud, Blazingolia, CFO, that's also your guy, also very friendly to our firefighters here in the state of Florida.
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The University of North Florida has uh Jolly by 16 points, uh and that is a uh that that is a uh a scary moment to think about.
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And but is but is that a poll at a universe?
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What's the sample size on that?
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Well, you know, they don't give us those anymore.
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Those these are polls with holes, bro.
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You know that already.
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Well, I mean, the polling industry has proven uh over the last three cycles that it's very unreliable.
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Pollsters get it wrong all the time.
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I don't think polls have the salt that say a prediction market does anymore, because prediction markets are showing us what people are actually investing in, like they're putting money on it.
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That's I think a better barometer.
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You know, um they did a poll from uh October 12th to the 19th, but uh Donald's 49, uh Jolly 47, uh he was up five points in July, independents favor Jolly by sixteen.
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Uh and I don't I don't think that's the case, by the way.
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You know, I I think that's gonna be the thing that really matters when it comes to this particular election cycle, and that is whether or not uh there is um the independence and which way the independents are gonna go.
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Which way are those independents going to make that switch?
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Now, this is what I'll say, right?
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And I was talking about this earlier.
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You've got Angie Nixon, who is a uh an outspoken member of the Democratic Socialist of America.
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Uh she's got the the bookstore called the resistance with the shrine to the cop killer.
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She has gone out there and said she wants to eliminate the Senate.
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That's a part of that socialist movement, to eliminate the actual Senate.
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So she is running for the job that she wants to eliminate.
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All right.
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There's one dumb thing, right?
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And then you get into what's going on there when it comes to uh uh David Jolly.
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And I look, this guy wants to do the same thing.
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This guy has made so many flip-flops, flip-flop jolly.
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He has changed his mind on politics to pander to the voter.
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I, you know, uh that is or pander to the available voter.
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That's what he's doing.
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He's pandering for the available voter.
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You can't trust what you're voting for him, and I think the independents know that.
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Now, the Democrats, they're voting not because they like him as a Democrat, but because they don't like Byron who's endorsed by uh b President Trump and their Trump deranged system has carried that over.
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Now, I'm not saying the Democrats aren't going to jump ship.
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I really do think he'll get more Democrats than you expect.
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Byron Donald's is going to be a very good thing.
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I think he will too.
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A great thing.
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Because you're actually starting to see African Americans start to turn out that traditionally have been voting Democrat that are coming out and saying that they support uh Byron Donald's for the governor's seat.
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But look, Byron's right.
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When he gets out on stage and he opens up every campaign speech with, quote, David Jolly is a fraud, he's right.
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Because Jolly has flip-flopped on so many issues.
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He's flip-flopped on boys and girls sports.
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There's actually a clip that resurfaced again a few days before the election saying that he believes transgenders are constitutionally entitled to be able to go participate in in sports that do not belong to their gender.
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Oh, well, he did?
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But the vast majority of them are.
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So he earns the dumb democrat of the week.
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Right, they all do.
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Like that's right.
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Like I said, don't be dumb.
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And that's what they are doing, the dumbest things you've ever seen in your life.
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And I don't agree with this poll when it comes to independence.
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I think independence are gonna be the thing that really surprises you.
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You're gonna see the independents that really go out this year and they're gonna push hard for Congressman Byron Donald's because independence are not going to align with the uh with the socialists.
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It's just not gonna happen.
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They're not, and we have seen that in dialogue and in conversation, I mean across the internet.
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I've I I know that there's all sorts of discussion there, but there are common that I don't want to say common sense liberals, because I don't think any of them have any common sense, but maybe more classic liberals.
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Established.
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Established middle ground classic liberals where they've kind of stood their position and the party has just moved left of them.
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Uh I think that they look at a socialist like Angie Nixon and they're like, yeah, I'm not so sure.
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We may be a big tent party, but I don't know if the tent's that big.
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I mean, she got a big mouth, bro.
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You gotta I don't know if the tent's that big.
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You're right.
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I mean, that's uh that's I mean, I'm just saying, I don't think the tent's that big.
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You know, here's the side of uh when you speak tent.
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You know, where would you go?
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Let me ask you a question.
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This is kind of a question for everybody out there.
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Where would you go right now if you woke up one day and the Republican Party was so far right that you go, oh my god, what's going on here?
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This is Well, I think there actually even is some of that.
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I mean, you look at the fringe commentators on the right that we used to consider reasonable people like Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens, and they have gone so far off of the deep end, you can't even take them seriously anymore.
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That definitely is the fringe right, very much like socialism communism is the fringe left, and unfortunately, I think the fringe of both sides uh dominate more of the conversation than they should.
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I don't think you know, here's the deal.
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I no, I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna backtrack that because if I say this out loud, it'll make people passive, and I don't want people to get passive during this cycle.
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I want to see the highest numbers we've ever had.
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I want to see us have a turnout that's in the 60% for the midterms, which is still ice cold.
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Hot enough.
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Way too low.
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But if I can see a 60%, I would know that these rallies with President Trump, uh, these rallies that's going on with Congressman Byron Donalds, and that uh these daybreakers and all the people listening on 925 Fox News, every one of you are gonna get the picture and you'll understand that we are uh on a mission.
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And I think if we get that done and we understand that mission, we've a mission accomplished and we've done the right thing.
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Yeah, I I agree.
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And and I think we just need to uh we need to focus in on the core issues here.
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It's a contentious time.
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Yes, gas is expensive, although it is going down.
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I think I paid$379 this morning, which is good.
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Uh but there are a lot of wins.
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There's law enforcement wins, there's uh drug crackdown wins, fentanyl's at the lowest.
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By the way, I did look at the latest spread uh between Democrats and Republicans.
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I know that this is been kind of watching, but I believe that that has expanded to about Republicans leading by 36,000 ballots now.
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Uh I will get the count, but we have gone from twelve to thirty-six thousand in just a few days.
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That that gap is getting wider uh with the Republicans starting to turn in more ballots in the early voting phase.
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Ashley Moody is your Republican to vote for.
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Byron Donald is your Republican to vote for, Brian Avilia is your Republican to vote for, James Uthmeyer, Blazing Goldview, Wilton Simpson.
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These are all the Republicans, but you're gonna see that on your ballot.
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You're gonna know that on your ballot.
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What you're not gonna know about are school board races, city council, and mayor jobs.
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And those are the ones that you need to find out about.
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Those you need to actually research and have the answer to.
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That's what I'm trying to tell you.
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But we'll get into those, and I'll tell you before we get there.
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As soon as I get the green light.
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I need the powers to be to say I can say what I want to say.
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There has been an arrest, and it didn't take an automatic license plate reader.
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What?
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No way! We'll get to it next on 925 Fox News.
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It's not right wing, it's right all along.
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925 Fox News.
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The suspect in a road rage incident in Cape Coral has been arrested.
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Cape Coral police say 23-year-old Dominic Sicchini was caught by deputies in Lehigh Acres.
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He faces three counts of attempted second-degree murder with a firearm.
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Now, each a first-degree felony, plus one count of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
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We first brought you this story last week when Wink news crews were first on the scene.
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Sicini is accused of leaving the scene after firing several shots during a heated road rage incident that left one man with a bullet in his chin and another with broken window glass cuts on their body.
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See what I did there?
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See, yesterday we uh had this conversation about this particular case and how the news article went ahead and tied it to the fact that this would already have been solved if the world wasn't upset with flock cameras and uh the automatic license plate readers.
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You know what I say to that, right?
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Get the flock out of here!
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Get the flock out of here.
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America's fighting back.
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Get the flock out of here.
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So that is the uh the gist of it.
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So the camera doesn't solve the crime.
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Great law enforcement solves the crime.
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I already said that I thought the media framed this.
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This wasn't the Cape Coral PD putting out that we'd already have this done if it wouldn't have been you guys standing up against our cameras and us forced to get rid of the cameras.
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That was the media angle in that.
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But it didn't slow them down.
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The great detectives and law enforcement there at the city of Cape Coral, they went together and they found this guy in Lehigh, brought him back to Cape Coral, arrested him, put him in charges, and now this guy's gonna face the rest of his life in prison for losing his mind over a road rage incident.
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Nothing on the road is that serious.
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Nothing.
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Somebody threw something to him, he they threw it back, he threw something to them, they threw it back at him, he fired rounds and put so put a bullet in somebody's face uh and trapped no one and somebody's uh body.
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Like that is uncalled for.
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It's the type of incident that requires swift law enforcement.
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They hemmed him up and brought him to jail.
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Quick justice without the need for automatic license plate reader.
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Eleven years ago, there wasn't no such thing as automatic license plate reader.
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And they still were able to catch killers.
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And they were still able to catch killers.
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I'm saying it's a great tool, and once you have legislation, you can get it back.
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But until then, I'm not with these things.
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Everybody needs to understand how the cameras and their data are regulated.
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Who has control of the cameras, I believe, should actually also be disclosed too.
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I should be able to look and see if a flock camera belongs to a state or an HOA.
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I should be able to look and find out who the owner of that camera is so I can ask where my data is and if it's protected.
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That's how you make them accountable.
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I think every one of the polls should be bright yellow too, so that they're you know that they're there.
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So that they know they're there.
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Because I think what we've turned our country into is a nanny surveillance state where every little corner is covered in cameras or listening devices or some kind of monitoring device, and we, as society, have become numb to it and have been okay with it for so long.
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You know, no one would have been okay.
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Facial recognition fires everybody up, right?
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If we say right now these slot cameras using facial recognition and they're still on, you'd lose your mind, right?
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You'd be pissed.
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Tell me you wouldn't be mad, Rob.
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Would you be mad?
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Ah, of course I'd be mad.
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Open your cell phone.
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Okay.
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How are you doing it?
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With your face, right?
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Yep.
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Right.
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Your phone has your facial recognition.
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It's already done the biometrics all the way through.
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They've shared that to everybody in the world.
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That that information's already out there.
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Now you've just done it because it's still it's quicker.
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Quicker to open your phone that way.
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I can say, though, that Apple does have all of that on a secure chip that's isolated from any modem.
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Right, and they're not selling that information at all, right?
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Never, right?
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No, they're selling your usage.
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They're selling your usage, too.
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Right, they're not selling that information.
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No, not at all.
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They're not selling your face.
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No, they're not.
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Of course they're not.
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What would they ever do that for, right?
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Why would they even create the biometrics system?
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What was wrong with the three-digit code to get in my phone?
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What was up with it?
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You know, what was wrong with that?
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Oh, no.
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You know what?
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America wants instant gratification, man.
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America wants instant gratification, and these companies have taken liberties to make it easier.
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We can be the Sheppel if you want, but I'm going to tell you right now, and I'm telling everyone now as you, as you know, that we have gone down this road before.
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I've already told you exactly what is the real deal.
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We are in the middle of a massive nanny state.
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We are the entire country is under surveillance.
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We now have flock listening devices that are popping up, they're calling them gunshot microphones, uh, that can hear a gunshot miles away.
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I wonder if we can hear my neighbor's house from a hundred feet that it's sitting right next to.
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I'm just curious what it can and cannot hear.
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And that's a whole nother level of where we're at and being put under surveillance.
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And listen, we uh I'm I'm the same one.
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By the way, I am the same guy.
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I'm sitting here with my phone the phone in the studio.
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It takes my face to unlock it.
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I understand that, right?
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Because we've become numb to that.
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We want to fight with fly cameras, but we want to be numb to the camera.
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We want to be numb to the tracking.
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We want to be numb to the fact that remember, you know why it, you know why it's your face now?
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Tell me why.
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Tell me why it's your face now.
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Can anybody tell me why it's your face now?
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Why is it our face now, Jason?
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Because they already got your fingerprint on the last model.
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Yeah?
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Every one.
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On the last model, they got all of your fingerprints and you had to do all of them.
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You had to do left and right.
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Right?
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Oh no.
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Now do your and then people started trying to get them, I'll use my pinky.
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Well, they got that too now.
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Like that's what I'm trying to tell you.
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They already got your fingerprints.
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But you they're you can trust them.
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They're a million-dollar, billion-dollar corporation that has always kept everything above water.
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Actually, I I actually believe Apple has been one of the best when it comes to personal privacy and data security.
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Right, I do too.
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I think it's great.
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They're not selling any of it.
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Yeah, absolutely.
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I believe it too.
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That's why I love put my face right.
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I didn't say I don't think that they're not selling it.
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I do believe that they are secure, though.
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Uh I do.
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It's more secure than Flock, that's for damn sure.
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100%.
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Uh I'll go ahead and say that.
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So that's one thing.
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But man, it's way another level.
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I have a buddy of mine who has lost his mind because he found out, a Caucasian man, that uh the dad that he assumed was his dad is not his dad.
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And guess why?
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Guess how I figured that out?
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Because 23andMe told him so.
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But his dad's not alive anymore.
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How does it even know what his dad's DNA is?
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Like, I'm not falling for that hype anymore.
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Don't give your DNA sample to a tracking device that's going to be able to uh f be able to tell your bloodline for the rest of your life.
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I've never done that, by the way.
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I do have the phone, and I have done this, but I have never submitted my DNA.
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I will never submit my DNA to some database that's some private company to find out whether or not my my relatives know each other.
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You know, they can get a hold of me.
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Email me, Jason at 925 Fox News.
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That's where I'm at.
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Any day you want, right?
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But that's the bigger issue.
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We have become very easy to this.
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But you don't need it in order to solve the crimes.
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That's where this story started.
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That's where I'm gonna bring it back to.
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The story that said that we are gonna catch this guy that shot a guy in the face and then drove off.
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We caught him.
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He's now being held accountable.
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He'll now face Amir Fox, the most vicious state prosecutor you could ever find the face in your entire life.
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And that guy will be behind bars for a long, long time.
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The 5 at 835 is up next.
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Somebody wants to argue about my flash screen TVs, too.
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Oh, I know, girlfriend.
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I know.
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I know, I absolutely know.
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The flash screen TVs as well.
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They're a bad problem.
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I know that.
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Uh, they're watching you.
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I'm watching you right now on Southwest Florida CW.
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That's crazy.
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So if you miss part of the show, listen to Daybreak with Jason Jones as a podcast presented by Advantage Wealth Partners and 925 Fox News.
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Number five.
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Thank you.
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Ma'am, you're gonna have to stop just stop the stop the music.
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Stop the stop the tape.
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Ma'am.
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Stop the tape.
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Easy.
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Hey, ma'am, just one.
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Hey, escort out.
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Hey, enough.
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Enough.
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A minute and fifty-eight seconds.
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You're just here at 24 seconds of the Panellas County County Commissioner meeting.
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And let me just say, if you're gonna go in there and play an Islamic prayer, I hope you have a skill switch where you can turn that off right away on the microphone.
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It went on way too long.
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Zero control of that.
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And that is just a glimpse of what you're about to see if we don't stop this influx from happening in our country.
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Number four.
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Let me get this on the record.
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I am the father of two daughters.
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Do you think I could have survived their childhood without going to the cheesecake factory?
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I live at Chuck E.
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Cheese.
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In California Pizza Kitchen.
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And the Cheesecake Factory.
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That was my jam for about a decade.
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Right, he couldn't figure out what cheese he was talking about.
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But what I can guarantee you this is that is Obama saying he lived in Chuck E.
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Cheese, which is where most rats live.
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Number three.
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So his opponent's running an MSNBC to say how bad it is in the state of Florida that they're not restricting people, that they're not locking down people, that people get to make their own decision.
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And that tells you an awful lot about what someone would do with executive authority.
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Are you going to use that authority to lift people up, or are you going to use that authority to grind people down?
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We lifted people up.
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We did it the right way.
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And I didn't give a damn what MSNBC said about what I was doing.
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Governor DeSantis on the trail with uh Byron Donald's on the bus tour there.
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He was uh in Brooksville, uh uh really kind of really supporting uh Byron for governor, and I think uh that was uh a great thing and a great sign of power between the two of them, and I love seeing the two of them together.
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We're gonna talk to Byron here in just a second, so hold on.
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Number two.
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It is great to have uh Pope's uh uh support.
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And uh they are starting uh ceasefire on the October 27th, and I hope everything goes as it's planned.
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Did you talk to President Putin and President Zelenki?
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We we talked, we signed agreements, uh, and uh with both.
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She does better than our professionals.
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Mr.
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President is like the first lady in the world.
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So Melania, do you like anyone?
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Working on the ceasefire where uh where politicians, bureaucrats camp.
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You know what?
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I just want to say real quick, behind every strong man is a uh a strong woman pushing him forward, and never forget how strong a woman Melania is pushing him forward.
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Number one.
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They said, Obama's coming.
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I said, that's good because you know but no, he he took he said, Why is he spending so much time fixing up the White House?
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Why is he doing that?
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You know why?
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Because the White House, I think, is the number one symbol of our country.
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And we can't have a White House with Broken window with broken stone that hasn't been painted in 30 years.
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There you go.
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That's President Trump saying why he does what he does, and I love that.
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The five at 835.
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Joining us now, we got him.
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I mean, it's hard to get him right now.
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This is the busiest man.
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When you do 50 cities in uh in 30 days, uh, you're stopping everywhere and you're going from side to side.
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Congressman Byron Donalds for the last time before the election uh coming up on Tuesday, where he'll be your governor-elect, and we are definitely helping uh uh get the message out there to get everybody to the polls.
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Good morning, Congressman.
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Great to have you back on the show, man.
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How are you doing, buddy?
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Where are you right now?
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Uh right now I'm on Alligator Alley, actually heading over to Boca.
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Uh but look, I'll tell you, I don't even think it's a 30-day bus tour.
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I think we're doing 50 cities in 20 days.
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Wow.
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So we're we're it's pedaled to the metal.
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But you know what?
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It's crunch time.
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Uh, you know, Republicans, we now lead in all voting, uh, but we need people to still get out a vote.
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That lead is not a big lead.
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He's just a thin lead right now.
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Um so people just need to make sure they go vote.
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You know, a lot of people plan on voting on election day.
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Make sure you get out there and vote, tell your friends.
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Florida, the future of our state, is what's is what's what's up for grabs in this election.
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And, you know, the thing I've been saying in the closing argument, real quick, I know you got questions, is Florida did not become great by accident.
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Florida's not a great state by accident.
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It's a great state because of common sense conservative leadership.
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We have to keep that going in our state.
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Can't let the Democrats come into Florida because they'll make our state look like Virginia and uh Arizona and it'll start looking like New Jersey and New York.
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That's how a state ends up going sideways is with bad leadership.
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People make sure you get out of vote.
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What k what keyed you on at the rally, uh, Byron?
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What keyed you on to the rally that the people behind the stage were the loudest people in the building?
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You figured that out within seconds and went out there and you even pointed them out to President Trump, and they were really like that was amazing.
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First off, when did you recognize that?
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And what does that say for the future of the Conservative Party?
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Yeah, I saw it the second I walked out on the catwalk.
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You could see those guys.
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Those young guys were excited, highly motivated.
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Uh, we were just so happy that they were there at FGCU.
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Um and you could tell you look at them, then you look at the rest of the crowd, it's like, okay, the energy's over here.
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And so, you know, you just work with the crowd, and it actually made for a great speech and a great rally.
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And then when I went back up, the president goes, he goes, You're gonna win.
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Just, you know, you know, keep keep working, you're gonna win.
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And I told him, I said, Hold up, you gotta look at these young kids.
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And I said, because they love you.
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And we both looked at them, and those kids went with Zerk.
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It was great.
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It was great.
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It really was.
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Affordability is your banner.
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Give me the two concrete moves that you'll make first year to hit the grocery and insurance uh situation that we have here in our state.
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Uh, on insurance, we're gonna lower premiums 20%.
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Uh, we're gonna hit the ground running day one of addressing this.
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Part of this are a couple legislative reforms uh that are targeted to the current regulatory system that will drive costs down.
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Another one is about permitting.
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We want to make sure that permits post-storm are automatic.
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People in Southwest Florida, they know how long it takes to get building permits after Hurricane Ian up in the Tampa Bay region.
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They were they're still dealing with that after Helene and Milton.
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To me, if you if the government already approved you through a permit to build the house in the first place, then the permit to rebuild should be automatic, and that's what we're gonna do in Florida.
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So those common sense reforms are actually gonna drive premiums down 20% uh in our state.
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When it comes to groceries, this is something actually the governor doesn't have control over.
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We don't really have control over commodity prices.
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Um, one of the big issues we're seeing at the grocery store, especially around beef, is because there was a screw worm outbreak in uh Mexico.
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It kind of got into some of the cattle uh in Texas, and so there's just less beef available at the store because of screw worm, and that's in part what's been driving up prices.
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The other piece is what the administration is focused on right now is um getting more packing plants in the United States.
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Uh right now there are really only four packing plants, three of them are Brazilian-owned, and they kind of control the pricing.
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The Biden administration allowed for this consolidation, not thinking about market principles.
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And so now we're having a rebuild packing plants in the United States, is something the Trump administration's working on right now, and it's it's does it take time.
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It's not something you could just flip a switch uh overnight.
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So that's how we address uh food prices at the grocery store.
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Um obviously you want to get diesel prices down as quickly as you can, but that's me as governor working with the president of the United States and Congress to try to get that stuff uh down for people in our state.
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Uh your opponent, David Jolly, says he can peel off the soft Republicans.
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What do you tell the soft Republicans that might be listening right now?
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Do you think David Jolly can peel them off?
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And what will you say to them if they're considering it?
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Uh no, I don't.
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But what I would say is like even Republicans in our state, you might have national frustrations, but Florida is the best state in America, and they know it just like everybody else knows it.
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So why would you turn our state over to a guy who can't even have a consistent policy year to year?
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Uh, this is a guy who just showed up as a Democrat a year ago.
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Um, he's promising to be moderate, but the truth is, even his insurance plan is a government takeover of insurance.
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That's a radical position.
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And Florida State University holds a similar plan to his.
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There was a proposal in the legislature a couple of years ago about a government takeover of wind insurance.
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Florida State's own studies said that premiums would double or triple on the coast.
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Everybody will be hit with a thousand dollar hurricane tax because when you don't have the money in his sovereign wealth fund that he likes to talk about, which by the way, he doesn't have the money to fund his fund, what will happen is everybody's got to get assessed.
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So I would tell the people who are soft Republicans or people who are more moderate Republicans, Florida is still the best state.
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It's the state that you chose to live in.
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Don't turn that over to somebody who doesn't even know what what he believes in and what he stands on year to year.
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That's not gonna be the way we keep Florida as the best state in America.
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You're on this 50-stop tour, 20 days.
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You're going right now across the alley on your way to Boca to get out of the bus and have another conversation.
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You'll be back here on Monday, which we'll get into.
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What are the independents that you're encountering discussing with you and what matters to them when you're out there on the campaign trail, Byron?
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Uh I mean, the first is affordability.
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Affordability is the number one issue in the entire state.
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That's what everybody that's on everybody's mind.
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The second thing I think with independent voters, uh, they just want to like get a chance to see you.
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We have independent voters who come to our rallies, then our bus stops, then we talk after all the speeches are done.
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And a lot of it is they're like, we just wanted to hear directly from you.
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And I think that's a powerful thing.
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I'm glad these voters are coming out.
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We're not stopping all the way to election day.
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Monday night, Sugarshack, Benita Springs.
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We're gonna see you there.
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That's your final hometown rally, Byron.
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Good luck, man.
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We'll see you on Monday night, all right?
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See ya.
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Thanks, everybody.
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Welcome back to Daybreak of 925 Fox News, right along.
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Your mom used to tell you that you couldn't make a dollar playing a video game over and over and over again, yet we've got kids out there now making millions of dollars playing video games over and over again.
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It's happening.
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It's happening right for our very eyes.
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You know what else somebody told me they would never make money to be never make money doing?
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Playing pickleball.
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And then I just saw a guy over the weekend on a G6 playing a pickleball tournament, flying on a team.
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His team flies G6s.
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All right, I'm I and I explained right.
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And just so you know, it's not my it's not grandma's sport anymore.
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This is serious.
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I so serious that they had a pickleball dispute in Ava Maria.
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And and let me just say real quick, in Ava Maria, this guy got really mad.
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And and and you know it's serious when the when the suspect makes the news, but the victim doesn't.
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Here's the suspect talking about the pickleball assault.
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And and I said, Hey, give me those papers back.
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You know, those are my papers.
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And she said, some crazy thing is and I picked up the crack button.
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I was gonna say, okay, give me the grow the papers back, I'm gonna smash this thing on the grocery.
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You know, stupid.
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I didn't do that.
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I didn't smash it.
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It just was like the emotion was like like you know, overwhelming.
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What are what what what's on these papers that makes them so important?
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Well, this actually uh the disagreement was over event format.
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It was uh paperwork for the format he wanted.
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She was upset because he didn't want that format.
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She didn't want that format, so she took the papers and was like, you can't turn them in if I got them.
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Ha ha ha ha ha.
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But he took it serious and grabbed her crock pot.
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Let me just say the G-Sticks was one thing.
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Like, I really wanted to get on a G-Sticks, and I was like, maybe I'll take up some pickleball.
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But name another sport that's got crock pots on the sidelines.
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There isn't one.
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There is no other sport where you can get grandma's chili on the sideline except for in pickleball.
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I mean, if you ever need a retail, and it's serious, by the way, if that guy would have smashed a crock pot, man, it it could have been serious.
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Grandma might have pulled out her pistol and shot him, and she'd have been justified.
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Don't mess with Granny's crock pot.
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I'm just gonna say it right now.
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You're very passionate about your crock pot, aren't you?
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Oh, I love crock pots, bro.
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Crockpot.
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You know what?
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You know what you can guarantee happens in a crock pot?
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Delicious food.
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Right?
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You never get something out of crockpot and go, that was horrible.
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Right?
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It's always good.
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It's like not true.
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It's so true.
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That's not true?
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No, it's so true.
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Oh, it's so true.
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I was like saying it's not true.
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Like it's true.
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Like, uh what do you got?
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You got usually some kind of dip, some kind of chili, some kind of stew.
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Those are all great things.
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Yeah, when there's like three or four crock pots set up at a tailgate, you know you're not gonna be able to do that.
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Right, right.
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So crock pots are serious, and I had no idea that we had those on the sidelines of pickleball court.
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So what what baffles me is not not that the crock pot's on the side of the court, but how juvenile this all sounds.
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Right?
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Juvenile.
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Juvenile! It's this is serious.
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It's about the format, okay, Rob?
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And it's about chili.
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The format in Chili.
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The format was really the argument was about where they were actually gonna put the crock pot, and he was just pissed about it.
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No, I'm just kidding.
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It's not the case at all.
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Look, I just loved this story when I saw it because I didn't know pickleball was so big that like it's like serious.
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It's serious.
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Like, it is truly that serious.
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Don't mess around and find out.
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By the way, this guy is 73.
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He's been charged with battery uh after the pickleball format fight.
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Right, he's been charged with battery, just so you know.
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Uh, and and charged is not convicted, just so you know.
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We don't we don't talk about pickleball.
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It's like fight night.
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We don't talk about it.
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All right.
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We can talk about the the fight night.
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But you know what?
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Here's the deal.
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Uh it's a 55 plus club event, and it didn't need the sheriff's office, but it ended up getting the sheriff's office.
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Why?
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Because you don't mess with grandma's slow cooker.
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You just don't do it, man.
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You just don't do it.
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You don't also grab somebody's papers like a child and run away and say, ha ha, you can't do it because I have them now.
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Okay, I'll just write a new stack.
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You know, I got a friend who's really good at pickleball, and he's heavy.
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He's a big boy.
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Like, he's not no skinny little thing.
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He's a big thick boy.
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Like, and like, you know, a lot of beer in his life.
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It's not like thick, like he's gone to the gym for a hundred years, right?
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Pickleball's a game everyone can play.
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Right.
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And you sounded like the guy from uh uh the the the Charlie you sounded like uh Charlie the Charlie Chocolate Factory guy who's like pickleball's a game everyone can play.
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Make the choice today.
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I I'm I am by the way, I'm I'm gonna start training and I'm gonna get ready for it because it they had me a crock pot.
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Just so you know.
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You just want to get out to an event and just pig out, don't you?
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No, I want to steal somebody's papers and see what they can do about it.
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I want to see how serious they get.
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I want to get I want to get out there and do the cheering like I do for my son's hockey game.
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By the way, somebody told me Tuesday, I can always tell when you're here, I can hear you.
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I said I appreciate it.
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Thank you.
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That's a compliment.
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That's a compliment to me.
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I think I'm gonna start going to pickleball games, and every time someone scores, I'll just do the whole hockey boom, boom, boom, and make a big deal about it and see how well I'm accepted at the pickleball court.
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You should show up to the pickleball world championships in Naples and do that.
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Go to the pickleball U.S.
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Open and be Jason Jones.
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The fact that you just said there's a pickleball U.S.
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Open.
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The biggest tournament in the world takes place in Naples for pickleball.
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You didn't know that?
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No, I didn't know that.
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There you go.
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You're closer to it than you think.
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I'd be a lot happier if they played with pickles.
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Hey, we'll get we'll see you tomorrow on behalf of uh Roger, Nick, Robin myself.
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You stay saves out of Let's Porter.
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We'll see ya.
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