BONUS: The Most Viral Moments From King Charles' State Visit

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American patriots who pledged their lives to independence in seventeen
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seventy six were the heirs to this majestic inheritance. Their
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veins ran with Anglo Saxon courage, their hearts beat with
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an English faith and standing firm for what is right,
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good and true. In recent years, we've often heard it
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said that America is merely an idea. But the cause
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of freedom did not simply appear as an intellectual invention
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of seventeen seventy six. The American founding was the culmination
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of hundreds of years.
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Of thought, struggle, sweat, blood, and sacrifice on both sides
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of the Atlantic. Fate true a long arc from the
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meadow at Running Meede to the streets of Philadelphia that
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ran through the lives of people born and bred on
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the British code that no man should be denied either
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justice or right.
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It was a very odd thing to witness a bunch
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of people, especially when the King of Britain, King of England,
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King of Britain went to Congress and was addressing members
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of Congress, and Democrats all stood up and gave him
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a standing ovation, which was, you know, very it was
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very polite. It was very nice. But Potus joked that
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the king was able to do something that he wasn't.
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Ever able to accomplish, which was kind of funny. I
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just thought it was.
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Can I just first off, welcome your girl's burning the
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candle at both ends here. Good to be with you,
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Dana lash top of this first hour? Can I just say,
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and I'm going to be again, I'm not doorthy explorer.
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So if you're expecting me to be PBS, you know
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whatever kids shows are on there, you're a bad parent.
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Don't made entertain your.
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Kids because there's a bunch of askis or this this thing.
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That's why I was taking in the amount of people
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I like. Look, I agree with the fact that we
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are good hostess. We're good hosts, right the United States
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of America, We're good hosts. Potis uh the first lady
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they were welcoming an ally, I get that, But can
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we stop Americans going it's.
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His majesty, King Charles? Did that bother anybody else? Or
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am I being? Am I like being picky? Am I
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being does that bother?
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You?
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Can?
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Does that bother?
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You?
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Did that stick out?
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Because I mean everybody and their brother was doing it.
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People I know we're doing it.
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Yeah, it does bother well, only because we have American
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DNA running through our veins.
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I am so, I mean, how ain't di authority?
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Are you?
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Do?
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You see little warning labels on things and you're like,
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not today, King George.
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Right.
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I mean, I'll, you know, I'll honor the ones not
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sticking forks and toasters and stuff like that.
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But oh it makes me want to stick go for.
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Little egregious these tastes.
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I just I saw a number of people like, oh,
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it's King Charles King, Charles, his majesty. I know you
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call him king, that's his title, but you know, for
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everyone to be like, oh, his majesty. And then I
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saw a press report I can't even remember the link. Now,
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there was a report where he apparently or some some
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uh it was a reporter that was mad that the
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first lady didn't oh my gosh, the word curtsy.
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Didn't curtsy.
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Okay, So this is what I'm building up to, and
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then we're gonna get to the Scotish decision and we're
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going to get to all this other stuff. But this
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is just sticking to my craw. I just gotta be
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real for a second. You don't curtsy because you're not
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showing deference to them. I'm not curtsying to someone. I'm
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not curtsying to anybody. This is the bottom line of it.
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I'm not I'm not curtsying to anybody. I'm I'm an American.
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We all have that crazy American DNA, right, we're all.
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And when you curtsey to someone, you're showing deference to them.
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You are, uh, you know, you're you're curtsying to you know,
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I'm a subject, you're not. It's a little bit more
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than I'm just not a I'm not a curtsier. I've
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never curtsied anybody in my ever living life. Have you
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ever bowed to anybody?
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Kane bowed?
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No, I've not at heads. I've never bowed.
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What do you mean You've not at heads?
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Like you're not an acknowledgment, Like, hey, okay, well.
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That's not the same thing, you know what I mean,
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it's not like, yeah, it's not Steve, have you ever
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bowed to anybody? See, I've never so head nodding, Kine.
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They have correct answers.
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You haven't.
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That's true, you have.
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Not, even because the little head acknowledgment is way different
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than I'm bowing because I think what dudes bow at
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the waist to the monarch over there in the lady's
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curtsy or something like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, So there
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was actually a reporter that was upset where because Milania
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Trump did not Hertz and Lorraine brings up the point,
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this is true.
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I mean they're equals.
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I mean, you know, the President of the United States
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and the first lady run the United States, and you've
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got the king, and I mean, so they're equals.
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They're both.
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You have two sovereign entities. And I dare say that
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you know, King Charles ain't all by himself because he's
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got Parliament. It was just weird to watch journalists try
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to make a thing over that, and that was something
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that they were trying since yester. It was just very
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odd to see it. All right, So where to even start?
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I guess some stuff happened. I was traveling for work,
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so it was not for pleasure. Some stuff happened, I
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think came.
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It always happens that way. Like I'm torn, you know,
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I support you taking time off. I think it's important
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for you to recharge in all that.
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Well, I wasn't doing that, but that's yeah.
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I know, but what happens is whenever you leave town
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or whenever you take time off, something happens. And I
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don't know what I can do should I prevent?
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It's either you know, like the abord like Roe v
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Wades overturned, or healthcare passes or potus.
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You know.
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Butler, Pennsylvania.
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As I was coming back from vacation a couple of
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years ago, which was one of the last vacations I took.
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Uh so two assassination attempts. You've been out of town.
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For yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, so this uh.
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Incident, this attempted assassination that we had, this was I
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feel like I'm made of questions right now? Do you
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guys know the hotel right? Maybe non DC people don't.
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It's called the Hinckley Hilton. Yeah, it's called the Hinckley Hilton.
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And why is it called the Hinckley Hilton, Because that's
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the hotel that John Hinckley, who by the way, is free.
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I mean he's he's you know, he was offering somebody
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was somebody in the media was asking him his thoughts
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about security to your heavens. So if you remember, that
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was the and I've stayed that hotel before, it's right
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there in DC. It's very easy to get you from everywhere.
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Like literally, John Hinckley goes, well, you know Washington, the
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Washington Hilton isn't safe. It's literally the Hinckley Hilton is
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what it's the nickname for the hilton there in Washington.
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D C.
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And so you have you would think that this was
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back in nineteen eighty one, and that's when John Hinckley
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tried to kill Reagan. He shot Reagan and then you
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got those all of those amazing photos of the guys
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like pulling out Oozy's out of briefcases and all kinds
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of stuff. I mean, they were ready to rock. They
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you know, they loaded him into the limo and they
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took off. So you would think that the hotel where
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they were, where Reagan had been shot, you would just
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you would think that maybe perhaps they would have some security,
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higher security there, right, You would think that they would.
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But that's not Apparently they didn't. I was reading a
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washing That's what I'm pulling up right now, this Washington
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Post piece where Washington Posts said that they had a
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lower level of security at this event than they had
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at previous events. Now, my question is why, because you
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didn't just have Potus at this event. You also had
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the Vice president. You also had I mean almost all
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the cabinet, you had sec War Sex State, you had everybody.
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And do you know that the designated survivor or the
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person who I think is like sixth in line or
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whatever to the I can't or no, maybe third six.
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I think it's a Chuck Rassley. God love Chuck Rassley.
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But so he was the one who would have, you know,
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Heaven forbid if the worst had happened. But at Washington
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Post said that they had had a lower level of
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security at this event than they had previously. And I'm
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just thinking, you know, you're at the Hinkley Hilton. Maybe
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this is the thought. Maybe just have some more a
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little more security there because it's the what is it,
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Hinkley Hilton.
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Maybe just have a little bit of a screen.
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I've stayed in a hotel where the President of the
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United States spoke before, and when we checked into our room,
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I can't remember what hotel it was. When we checked
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into our room, there was a note that was you
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know how they give you Oh, here's the menu and
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all that stuff whatever. It was included on top of
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that on the desk when he checked in, and it said,
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due to the nature of the event, et cetera, secret
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Service will be sweeping all guest rooms. And you know,
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they're not going to disturb anything, and they're gonna and
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they gave you the time that they would be doing it,
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and you know, so please, you know, And so it
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wasn't even an issue. And the reason I bring this
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up is because this guy was staying at the hotel.
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He was staying at the hotel.
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People saw him bringing stuff in and he was able
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to access the inner stairwell for a few floors before
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he got into the general entry area. And I'm just
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shocked that the stairwell wasn't secured. I can't believe that
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you're having the White House correspondence dinner and you have
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the Cabinet, the President, the vice president, and they, I mean,
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apparently they didn't sweep guest rooms, and I just I
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don't know, man, I mean, you would think that after Butler,
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when you had this very obvious roof that no one secured,
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you would think that maybe, I don't know, maybe let's
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look at the hotel rooms, what about these backstairs here. No,
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there's no way because when I watched the video of
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this guy storming the entry area, and by the way
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he got through the he got to the last layer
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of security. Now he didn't get all the way outside
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the double doors, but he got through the last layer
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of security.
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After that, it was just walking.
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And if there had been more than one guy that
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bolted through that security checkpoint, there would have been a
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mass casualty incident because they would all been focused on
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one guy, and the other guy would have sprint it
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through too. If it had been more than two, Dear heavens,
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what if they took different ways. I'm just shocked at this.
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I was talking to a friend of mine that works
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in law enforcement the other evening. He was saying that
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Secret Service, while it has this aura of being a
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very influential, impressive thing, it's not a job that a
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lot of guys want because it's a lot of travel,
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and the thing is that the pay apparently doesn't equal
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to the amount of travel that you do, and it's
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a grind and dudes don't want to do it, which
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is apparently one of the reasons why there's you know,
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there for certain positions within security within federal government, there's
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a deficit and I mean I get it. And also
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they were treated horribly. You know, they've been treated horribly before.
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You know, the whole thing with hookers and the Secret
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Service in Columbia and all that stuff. Well, apparently that
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was arranged by some Obama staffer and they decided to
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blame it on Secret Service and have Secret Service take
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the fall for it, because God forbid you incriminate a
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member of the Obama administration. That's how that went down.
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So they get hammered for a lot of stuff. And
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so when they mess up, great, give the criticism due.
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But at the same time, I think we need to
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have a major conversation about recruitment and training because apparently
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they're not given a lot of they're not given as
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much training as you'd think. And this is talking to
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some friends of mine that we're pretty high up. They
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don't get it, they don't get what you'd think. So
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is really just moving everything? I mean, I get at
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So at Costco, apparently they're rolling their eyes at a
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new food court hot dog combo. Uh apparently, I mean,
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get to the whole point of it.
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This article is stupid. What's the point of this dumb article?
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Like, literally, dear god, they banned they buried the lead again,
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six grafts down.
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Costco's known for their isn't the dollar fish?
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Apparently the takeout is known for their inability to write
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a story delete your website.
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Well, the fifty for a hot dog and a drink
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has been the price. So I don't know what their
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story is on the hot dog, but that's been pretty big.
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They're saying that the water combo price that the same
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one fifty makes it less economical, like say, if you
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get a water, it's still the same price because water's
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supposed to be free.
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You know.
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Apparently, why not make the hot dog free too? You
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welfare recipients could grief fly water. Yeah exactly, let's see here. Also,
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I don't care some old American pie actress is on
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only fans.
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Nobody cares. Let's see.
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I'm more interested in the two toned lobster that was
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caught off Cape Cod. It's half I don't really know
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what the hell color it is, half brown, half red ish.
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Like literally it's like like half warm chap brown it is.
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Instead of eating it, they put it on display at
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the Woods Whole Science Aquarium.
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Can I be real?
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I mean, it's very interesting how straight the line is
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down its back. But it's a multiicolored lobster. Are you
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really going to let's go to the museum and go
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see the multicolored lobster.
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I mean that's great.
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I'm sure it tastes just I mean, sorry, sure it
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tastes just as good. Okay, this is actually crazy. A
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woman gave birth on a flight towards on going to
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Portland on the plane a passenger on a Delta Airlines
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flight from Atlanta on their way to I think Portland,
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right before it landed. Two paramedics happened to be on
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the flight, thankfully, and they borrowed blankets, et cetera from
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other passengers, et cetera, but they helped deliver the baby.
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The baby was two weeks ahead of schedule. Can I
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just ask wirefly? I mean, and maybe I don't know
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why she's flying the mom she was going to be
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with her mother for the birth but didn't quite make it.
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Then why didn' the mom flight to you? Like that's stupid.
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You're literally about to have a baby. Make your mom
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fly to you. You don't fly to your I don't
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get it.
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One of the.
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Paramedics said that she and the other paramedic were turning
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home after vacationing in the Dominican Republic and she was
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in labor.
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Contractions were closed.
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There was one hundred and fifty three passengers on board,
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and she was born, like right on the plane.
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Crazy.
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Apparently mom and baby are doing well, So there you go.
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So thankfully they were right there at the right time
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when needed, and they were able to assist and help
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that mother. But man alive, that's already. Can you imagine
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as the plane's landing, because it's already like with the
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air pressure and everything else, it's not entirely comfortable, but
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you know.
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Let's see. We also have SFO and.
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Oakland settled their squabble over an airport name. They were
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having a dispute, according to NBC, in the area. They're
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going to call it the Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport
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is what it is.
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They were fighting over it.
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There was a trademark lawsuit between the City and County
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of San Francisco and the Port of Oakland after over
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the airport's branding.
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And this began like a couple of years ago.
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East Bay changed its name to the San Francisco Oakland
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Bay Airport and then San Francisco objected. I can't believe
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that they have the time to fight this as we
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move our partners that help bring you the program. It's
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our friends that are over at chapter. Chapter exists to
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kind of cut through a lot of this confusion when
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it comes to Medicare, because a lot of people that
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Dell pound two fifty on your phone. Say the words
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immediately want to go to our guest on this because
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you guys know, our very dear friend, Stephen Yates' is
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very generous with his time. Every week he was at
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the White House Correspondent's dinner and he was sharing photos
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with our staff, etc. He was there, like you know,
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pretty much kind of like front and center, and I
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wanted to get his thoughts on this and also the
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latest with Iran. But first off, Steve and I'm glad
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that you know I I'm very glad that that obviously
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there was no mass casualties at this event that you
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were at. But I want to ask you first the
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most obvious question in the world. It was at the
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Hinkley Hilton, right, everybody, I've stayed at this hilton before.
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How is it that we have less security when the
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president and vice president and cabinet members are at the
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Hinckley Hilton. It's at the Heaglely Hilton, and this is
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allowed to happen when you went through security, I mean,
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what were your initial thoughts when you and first off,
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thank you for joining us, but what were your initial
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thoughts there.
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I've been there many times, not necessarily to the correspondents
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dinner many times. I think this is only the second
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time in my life, and it's nothing really i've aspired to.
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I don't really like crowds. I don't like to have
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to wear a tuxedo and all that cool stuff.
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But my first impression going in was they sort of
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had a perimeter out of the street because there's the
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usual crowd of dopey press.
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Protesters trying to say no kings before a king's coming.
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But then we go in.
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You sort of flash a ticket, but they weren't really
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looking at names and matching the tickets.
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You go into the building.
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There were some pregame activities there in different parts of
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the hotel.
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It's a huge hotel, which you know, uh and uh.
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So there's no security anywhere really until you go down
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in the direction of the ballroom, and so you go
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down an escalator. You're going in the direction of a ballroom.
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Finally you see the familiar magnetometers. Wanding is going on,
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but really you just handed the contents of your pockets
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to a human who looked at there's a phone, there's
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some keys.
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There's a wallet on you go.
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If you set it off by going through the magnetometer,
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they want you and everything's fine. But really that is
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it for security in terms of screening. Now, I wouldn't
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discount that there are cameras and people watching different humans,
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but really it felt like less security than I go
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through every week going through TSA at an airport, and
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at least there everything is X ray and so I
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think there were a number of people that went through
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and said, you know, something just feels a little different
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now going back year after year. I think also part
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of the factor of this is they always have this
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event in the same place because our nation's capital oddly
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has a scarcity of ballrooms of sufficient size to have
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reasonable sized events. Hence the discussion about a white House ballroom.
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But really shouldn't just be that. But you know, it
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was also very unusual, I think, even for the Correspondence
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Center to have the President, the first Lady, the Vice President,
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and so much of the National Security Cabinet there. And
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then you look out of that room and if it
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might not be perfect to see in the photos, but
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people have seen tons of coverage, it's elbow to.
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Elbow all through that whole room.
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I can't believe that it's a fire marshal approved kind
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of venue because once the shots were fired outside of
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the room, and I would emphasize there were no shots
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fired in the ballroom, people should know that by now
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the threat was stopped before it really got to the
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most dangerous position, thankfully. But when security comes in after
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the hammer goes down, that we've got a secure protectees.
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That's kind of what freaked everyone in the ballroom out,
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and people went under their table because guys that are
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very well trained and armed the hilt are stepping table
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to table to table because they can't run between the tables,
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over the chairs and the people to get to the protectees.
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But that's kind of sort of the quick and dirty
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on that. It was chaotic, lots of people traumatized.
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I don't know what's wrong with me.
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I just sort of sat there and watched it like
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I was a movie I was in and didn't really
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feel like I was a participant. And once people sort
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of ran to different areas and were under their table,
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I could kind of see there was no ongoing threat.
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The president was down and taken out.
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At that point, they're just verifying whether there's a threat
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in the room or it's outside the room.
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Once it was very very clear it wasn't in the room.
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It was just sort of winding down what happens now,
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and that's been famously covered.
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Was there a thought, because there was a lot of discussion,
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that maybe per perhaps the president would rejoin and it
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would continue.
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Was that Were you aware of that at the time
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or did.
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It seem pretty obvious that this is no continuing with
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us tonight?
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Well, I mean some of us have been in the
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Secret Service bubble and been around these kinds of events
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quite a lot. It's pretty unusual if it was important
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enough to evacuate the protect ease that you're going to
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bring people back.
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And of course there's.
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The very very self important members of the press who
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evacuated themselves, and.
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Some of them were not some wine bottles too, they
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evacuated some wine bottles.
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I hear.
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Yeah, that was kind of a wild thing to watch.
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But the president was adamant.
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It didn't surprise me one bit that Donald Trump was no,
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the show's going to go on, and frankly, I was
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all there for it. I wanted to hear his routine.
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This is like going to be grade A, stepping into
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his element, rip roaring into the press while celebrat eating
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the First Amendment.
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I was really really ready for that.
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And his attitude was, yeah, they come at me, but
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I'm not going to let them stop me. But he
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relented just out of respect for the concerns of law enforcement,
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and I can respect that decision. But they announced twice
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that he was intent on coming back, that they were
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going to serve dinner since we had tickets to a dinner.
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My hungry old age Tommy was ready for a dinner.
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But no, in the end, the security folks, the people
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that needed to investigate the incident. After the appetizer was done,
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they said, all you humans need to get the heck
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out of this building, and so do not pass go,
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do not get your coat from co check, get out.
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Oh wow, I mean, I'm not going to lie like
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I watched a guy I think he was with Cia
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sitting in the corner on video and he was eating
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his mashed potatoes or something. He was eating something. You know,
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I probably and you're pretty chill. It seems like you're
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pretty chill under pressure. I probably would have done the
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same thing. I got it because it's how it looked
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a list us.
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I just didn't want anybody to run into me. Just
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don't just don't violate my personal space.
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It took everything I had to get into that area
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with a lot of people. I do not want ignorant
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people running into my personal space. Yeah, but you know,
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but it was it was pretty clear quickly. I mean
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initially when when the thump thump thump was going on
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and I saw sort of the arm folks going in
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to get the protect ease, you couldn't tell that there
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wasn't a threat in the room. Because there's just twenty
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five hundred or so people in there, and you know,
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there's you're you're not really that close to where the
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action was. And so yeah, for the first few seconds,
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you don't know, are you watching something horrendous unfold? But
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for me, I'm just sort of looking, well, then where's
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the pop pop coming from? This doesn't sound like a
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gun to me. What else is going on? But that's
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my overly analytical mind. And other people pretty much are
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convinced I'm crazy about that.
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No, Hida, No one thinks you're charging with our good
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friend Stevin Yates, who was there the White House correspondence dinner.
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As you know, I don't think I said this outrighting
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with heritage foreign policy expert worked in previous administrations, which
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you know, this isn't your first rodeo. How did it compare,
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you know, security level to previous events that you know,
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like these sorts that you went to under previous administrations.
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Yeah, well, there's the large scale events like national conventions
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and State of the Unions and others.
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You know.
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Of course, you expect a government campus like the Capitol
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Hill to have layered security, the perimeters very far from
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the venue, and there's different checkpoints, you have to match
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names with IDs.
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Conventions are like that too.
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There's areas for protesters to do whatever there is, and
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then there's areas for people who've been screened, and you can,
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sort of in the craft world of security, say there's
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the dirty zone those are unscreened outside, and the clean
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zone of everyone who's already been screened.
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And you're operating and can.
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Move about, but you usually will have a badge or
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some kind of way to show that you've been through
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the screening at these highly at these big events, at
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smaller scale events that might be campaign events or other
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there's a range.
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But at this day and age, you know, at.
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This point, no one in their right mind can say
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that Donald Trump is able to operate as an average president.
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There is an unprecedented amount of radicalization aimed at him
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twenty four to seven three sixty five at levels never
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known demandkind and multiple assassination attempts, and lots of people
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who should be okay, but the cheese done slid off
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their cracker, and so this is not an environment in
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which you can have normal security. So even if the
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correspondence dinner has always been there and has always been
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done this way, I still don't think it was the
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right kind of layered security, but everyone's got an opinion
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after an event like this. But if you just begin
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with the proposition that just an incredibly irresponsible, malicious manipulation
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campaign is out there and radicalizing people, no less than
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radical Jiahatis have radicalized suicide bombers, and this guy was
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the functional equivalent of a suicide bomber. If he had
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had explosives instead of firearms, it would have been a
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different situation. If it had been five to ten people
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instead of one, it would have been a different situation.
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That's the razor's edge we were on in terms of
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continuity of government.
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And that's why if I was advising the president others,
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I would not put a critical mass of my national
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security cabinet in one place in public unless it's really necessary,
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and a correspondence dinner is not necessary.
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No, not necessary at all, especially you know you mentioned
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the previous threats. I mean, for CRN outlawed Iran try
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to assassinate the President of the United States, which brings
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me to my last thing for you, completely switching gears here.
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Apparently so, the United States and a number of allies
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have issued a joint statement backing Panama's sovereignty because apparently
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there's some tensions that are rising in the Panama Canal.
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And I was very joy that Marco Rubio's first trip
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was down to South America, going to Panama and talking
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to Panama leadership about this. Apparently they said that they
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were monitoring what's described as China's targeted economic pressure and
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what's affecting Panama flag vessels.
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So is this a sign?
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Do you think is this increasing tension on behalf of
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China in the Panama Canal a resort a result of
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how it's being affected from not just Venezuela, but also
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the blockade that we have in the Straight of Hormuz.
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Well, you're absolutely right, Dana.
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It really stood out to me that Secretary of Rubio's
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first trip was down to Panama, and I saluted him
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for it publicly. I don't know whether he knew or
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he cared, but I saluted him publicly for it because
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I think it really matters what's in our hemisphere, and
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it is a geopolitical flashpoint, and it matters in a
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time of crisis. I think that what you're seeing now
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with the Chinese trying to sort of act in gray
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zone pressure like tactics.
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It's really a position of weakness.
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They found themselves in counter to a lot of what
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critics say about President Trump, he has methodically taken chess
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pieces off of their board. And so whether it's the
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source of energy going after the ghost fleets that have
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supplied them with discounted oil out of Venezuela and the Caribbean,
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but also the vicinity around Iran, their options are dwindling now.
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They used to be able to throw around filthy lucre
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to be able to buy banana republics up and down
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Latin America, and Panama is for now standing up against that.
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And so it's the government of Panama, and it's also
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the Panama Canal where they are now reduced to have
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to try to compete.
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And so there's no.
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Question in my mind that they're going to try to
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accentuate that because the other checkpoints with the US and
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Indonesia just made a defense pact that is right on
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the Strait of Hormuz. We have or straits and Malaca,
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I should say, the straight for moose have been all
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over the news. Panama Canal another one of those choke points.
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US is checkmating them on all of.
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That and reordering energy flows.
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It profoundly exposes a huge weakness that China has and
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those around ggmping have to be a little bit concerned
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about it.
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I don't know that he is rational enough to see it.
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Yeah, wow, I mean amazing. We're we'll watch and see
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what happens. Steve Yates. We're so happy that you're safe.
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Everybody's safe, and you're here to kind of share some
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insights with what you saw over the weekend.
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You can follow.
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Mystery Yates at Steve Viates on X Always a pleasure.
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Thank you so much for being generous with your time
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and giving us insight on this. We appreciate you great.
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We always thank you.
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It's his life mission to make bad decisions. It's time
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for Florida.
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Man, all right, So first up, jeez, a Florida man
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with a katana a tiki torch was arrested after setting
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multiple fires in a state park. Per deputies Jensen Beach,
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he was armed with a katana. That's different usually it's
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a machete, and he was arrested. If you set multiple
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fires using his giant tiki torch, that's not obvious. And
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he was walking along the boulevard carrying it while it
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was lit. He ignited multiple spots in front of people
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and set portions of a preserve on fire. They located
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him in a preserve literally with a burning tiki torch
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and a katana trying to light things on fire, and
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it showed that the moment, I mean that the fire's
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burning as they cuffed him. So obviously he's you know,
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he's gonna be going away. He's in trouble. Florida man
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drove a lawnmower through a target in a botched TikTok stunt.
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Because things aren't stupid enough, So let's see the By
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the way, for the people at YAH who, particularly Michael Andrew,
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delete your face go back to school and learn how
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to write a story, because we're not going to read
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seven graphs into the story to find out what the
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hell you're talking about, So I had to go somewhere else.
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The two eighteen year olds were arrested for disorderly conduct
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after filming a social media stunt where you had a
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teen drive a lawnmower through a target store on Saturday,
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damaging the door, and then his dumb friend recorded the incident.
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The other night, they used a leafblower inside of a
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culvers and caused property damage so they could get clicks
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on TikTok. Here's the thought, you're eighteen and nineteen years old,
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the two of you maybe get jobs instead of trying
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to make you pull stunts with It's just so stupid,
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so stupid. By the way, seven graphs before they actually
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tell you what's up and that story, Oh my gosh,
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well not even that, they just don't know how to
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do it. Let's see if this is Kane. I don't
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think you can fix this one, huh. Now, don't think
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you're gonna.
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Be able to fix here.
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Never make a stripper mad man. Her name is Princess Eliah.
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Of course it is twenty three She's charged with aggravated
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battery and aggravated assault with the deadly weapon, resisting an
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officer without violence, given a false name for when she
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was being arrested. She got fired from a North Miami
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Beach strip club and then returned and literally attacked the
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manager with the literal stripper pole.
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Oh my gosh.
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The club is called Taboo, and they fired her because
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they said she fought with her coworkers and she just
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was bizarre, and so the manager allowed her to come
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back to the club and collect her belongings, but then
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she started running around creating a disturbance. Grebb literally ripped
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up a seven foot metal pole and began beating the
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manager upside the head with it. You can't make this up.
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They did take her into custody, so there you go.
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That's one for the week. Folks over at burn a gun,
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as you know, I carry, I always carry. I have
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no problem using lethal force to protect myself or loved ones.
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they're not old enough.
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Like SAMs through the hour glass, so are the days
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of the United States.
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As it relates to anything that has been said, certainly
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as it relates to the comment related to maximum warfare everywhere,
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all the time in connection with the redistricting battle that
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Republicans launched. I stand by it. You can continue to
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criticize me for it. I don't give a damn about
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your criticism.
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You never have.
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Hmm okay, yeah, well yeah he never has. So after
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oh man, he's you can't sit here and demand that
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Trump turned down the temperature, while you're like, no, I'm
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going to turn it up, going to turn it up,
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raising the temperature. I am the thermostat. I only go higher.
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You know, that's not not how many of this works.
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But they're upset with Potus because they blame Pod of course.
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You know, you have another violent left wing moron who
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decides to go and shoot up a ballroom and by
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the grace of God and him who tripped him, clearly,
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uh that didn't happen. I mean, come on, guys, this
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is just crazy.
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This is crazy crazy.
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get to call and make demands as to tone and
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this is you know, we're concerns redistricting, which we're going
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to talk about, like for instance, the you know law
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in Louisiana. I don't know if if you saw the
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way that those maps were drawn, they literally drew them
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just to have a black majority district. Can you imagine
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if that had been done where you would have Republicans
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draw districts for a white majority district.
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That would be racist.
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So it's also racist when Democrats did it for black
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majority districts and they are the way that they're drawn,
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it's like a child did it. It is ridiculous. So,
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Guys. This is so gross.
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I don't even I was hesitating as to whether or
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not I wanted to read this story. An Indian villager
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dug up his sister's corpsed and carried it to the
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bank so he could withdraw two hundred and eleven dollars
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from her account. It is on video and it is real.
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I dove into it. Gido Munda fifty. This dude is fifty. Hanno,
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he's fitty. He apparently exhumed her remains Monday because he
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went to the bank and couldn't provide the necessary proof
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and the bank is like, this dude is illiterate, Like
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he literally has no idea the requirements. He carried her
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skeletal remains wrapped in a shawl down the street in
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broad daylight, dumped them outside the entrance to the branch
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of the bank and the.
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Capital of his area.
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And he was trying to withdraw two hundred and eleven dollars,
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which is a lot of money there. And the bank
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was like, yeah, this guy's a moron. They're like, he
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can't understand the process that you know to nominate him
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as the sister's legal heir so he could access the
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money that's in her account.
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That's insane.
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So he apparently was successful, but the police made him
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take his sister's body back and under their supervision, they
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had a rebarrier.
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Dude, I don't know, man, that's it.
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Somebody who was in the voice his tussla yard off
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the road and killed him.
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That's a sad story.
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And a jihadis planned a bomb in a Red bullcan
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for a Taylor Swift concert as well. According to the Times,
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we have a lot more on the way.
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Stick with us,