"The Beginning or the End?" (Friday, March 06, 2026, Hour 3)

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We didn't make talk radio, we made it better. First
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thing today by Joe Thomas on the Chalk Media Network.
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Jewort's aid steal me please for work.
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When the sun comes up, drops a pet to scoop
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all the Jases needs no one that Joe's smile.
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He only as.
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Joe, thank you for letting me be of service to
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you this morning. Sam Dorman is on with us from
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the Epic Times, uh the Epic Times dot com covering
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Supreme Court for them. And before we get into other stuff, Sam,
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the point of the tariffs ruling as a buttress of
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these attorneys general and their suit against the president. Do
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you think one connects to the like the ags say.
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Yeah, I mean I think that they're you know, I'm
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not sure how that's breaking down in terms of what
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the states are asking versus what the individual businesses are asking,
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because these lawsuits came from both the big group of
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states but also individual businesses, and so they're still involved
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in the legal process. So I think there is a
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claim that the states could make for example, you know,
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they they're there. They in their initial lawsuits, they were
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claiming they had standing because they were impacted, and of
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course the states are impacted economically by this. I mean,
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these are huge chaffs that affect you know, massive trade
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deals and affects huge, huge swats of economic activity. So
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I think there probably is something that the States will
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try and you know, there's a case they'll make to
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get money back.
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So what's coming on the docket, as they say, I get, well,
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actually it's Supreme Court, so it is actually called a
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docket there. What is what is on tap for the
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coming week? And what are you expecting anything today at all?
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I don't think they're going to release any opinions today.
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They usually say ahead of time, you know, they're kind
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of sad of saying they might release some opinions, but
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we're still waiting on the Federal Reserve opinion. I think
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that one is probably coming soon, and that would be
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pretty big. Also, I think that Justice Barrier, for example,
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was suggesting that could impact the economy in some way.
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I think also, you know, the biggest one coming I
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think is the birthright citizenshipcase. In terms of oral arguments,
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they are coming up. But after that, I think you're
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gonna see, you know, there's gonna be these huge opinions
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in June about women's sports and then also the president's
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ability to fire members of agencies like the FCC.
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Okay, yeah, those are all going to be seminal ones,
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and I imagine controversial tea leaf reading. Then from where
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you as covering the Supreme Court for the epic times,
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a lot of my listeners say, it seems like more
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and more frequently justices like Barrett or Kavanaugh are quote
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abandoning ship and ruling contrary to what President Trump wants.
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Have you noticed that and is there rumbling that this
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is a theme that this is going to continue to
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grow as the year goes on. Yeah.
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I think those two in particular are really interesting because
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there's been some statistics shown that they tend to vote together,
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but at the same time, you know, they voted pretty
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they've voted pretty differently on the tariff's decision. So Kavanaugh
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was the league descent basically supporting Trump's tariffs, while Barrett
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joined and she also had a concurrence criticizing Trump's tariffs,
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and so I think that, you know, they're kind of
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hard to read. I would say, I think that Kavanaugh
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actually is a big proponent of executive power, and so
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I think that he might be one of the big voices,
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for example, with the FTC case supporting Trump in that sense,
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and I think Barrett is headed in that direction as well.
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The birth right citizen shit case. I think that will
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be a really revealing sort of opinion to watch because
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it's really hard to predict. I think, what the what
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the individual justices are thinking on that.
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Yeah, even more so than you would think, uh there,
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even to the point where the President kind of made
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an acknowledgment of it in the State of the Union address.
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I appreciate it. Thank you so much for taking some time. Sorry,
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we got a late start, but I'm glad you were
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able to take some time for us, and you keep
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and keep covering the Supreme Court. Epic Times, it's Epic
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Times dot com. Correct, I'm not looking at my website
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right now. It's locked up.
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The Yeah, just the Epic Times, Epic Times aconom you
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get the Chinese version.
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Okay, I'm sorry, the Epic Times dot Com. Thank you, sir.
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You have a great morning.
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All right, thank you have a good one.
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Time to get our first things for you. Rising oil
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prices tied to Iranian battles going on right now, has
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the Treasury Department preparing to release plans at easing pressure
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on energy costs caused by, if nothing else, the closure
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currently of the Straits of Hormuz, while Iran still tries
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to flex its muscle over twenty percent of the world's
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oil supply. United States and Venezuela have agreed to diplomatic
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relations for the first time in some time after the
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Trump administration have sent several visitors envoys to the South
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American nation since the deposed deposition of President Nicholas Maduro
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in January. Two dozen states have challenged President Trump's new
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global tariffs. Yesterday, as we were just talking about. They
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are led by Oregon, Arizona, California, and New York. Democrats
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blocked the bill that would fund the Department of Homeland
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Security through the end of fiscal twenty twenty six. Several
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Republicans voted against the bullin Pederman voted for it, but
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it didn't reach the sixty votes necessary to pass. Speaker
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Mike Johnson said they are confident that Senator Mark Wayne
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Mullen will lead the Department of Homeland Security well. Donald
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Trump announced on truth Social early Thursday that DHS Secretary
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Christy Nome was reassigned to oversee an unspecified new Western
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Hemisphere security Initiative. Stocks closed down Thursday as the Middle
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East conflict enter day six. Fuel oil is up to
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eighty one dollars barrel on the open markets, and Canadian
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Prime Minister Mark Carney says the US acted without engaging
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the United Nations, turning from what had been supporting the
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mission in Iran. And those are our first things on
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first date?
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Sure?
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We'll probably stay together.
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Probably. It's been twenty three minutes.
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Since I ate.
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I can probably swim.
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You should wait thirty minutes.
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Okay, Now tell me what to do?
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Can it ball?
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Cramp?
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Oh?
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I have a cramp.
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I can probably hit the green from here?
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Probably?
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Can I get a mulligan.
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Ready to go?
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Hey?
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Are you sure you're okay to drive?
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Yeah?
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I'm pretty sober.
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Yeah, I'm probably okay.
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On your to do list. Putting the radio on is
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the first thing today.
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So a couple of things, and I want to address
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this one President Trump. Number one, did Joe Biden never
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give any interviews to Newsmax?
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Joe?
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You know?
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And and I say this because I get frustrated with
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this idea that Donald Trump runs around with sycophants all
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the time, just retransmitting what he just burped. So Donald
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Trump sits down with Axios. Axios over the last ten
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years has developed a brand as the left wing internet
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version of MSNBC. They're not quite the Huffington Post, but
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their attempts to be the postmodern version of the Huffington Post.
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Is there. Their left wing lean is pronounced yeah. Donald
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Trump gives them an exclusive interview, and everyone acts like
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Donald Trump is just sitting there with sycophants. Only if
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that was the case, he wouldn't have chided Caitlin Collins
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about not smiling. He would have just ignored her, like
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many presidents have to media that isn't quote friendly to them.
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So President Trump says that in this Axios piece that
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he thinks he should have some say because the rumblings
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are that the Iatola's son is going to be the
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next Iyetel and that they're still going to have Ayatola's there.
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And you know, a couple of things come out of
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this Axio story. But I want to address an email
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based on it from Danny. Danny listening to us in
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Connecticut and Greenwich, WGH, I appreciate it. I thought President
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Trump was going to be the war ending president, not
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the war starting president. Mister Thomas, Well, Danny, I could
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make and I'm not here to apologize or to answer
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for the president or mansplain for him or anything. I
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see what's going on in Iran as the gambit to
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end this war. This has been one of those shadow wars.
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I mean, he really had the Cold War, which is
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a lot of state craft, a lot of spy games,
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really good for spy novelists. But Iran has been a
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kinetic Cold War. It's it's been through proxies, it's a
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little it's it is the state sponsor of terrorism that
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George Bush talked about, w what he said after September
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eleventh as he developed the Department of Homeland Security. Hey,
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quick question, are they going to call Senator mullen ice
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can now? I mean, I mean he kind of looks
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like Ice Can. He's got close cropped beard, and you know,
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I mean, how long have the left wing media people
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called Christy Nome Ice Barbie. So I just presume Senator
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Mark Wayne Mullen, if he does get confirmed as taking
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over DHS, he'll be Ice Ken, and unlike some members
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of the US senator I mean, he could pull off
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looking like Ken, just saying no, not a man crush, No,
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and it's not meant to be creepy. I'm just saying
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that if they're going to be consistent in their coverage
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of the President's administration, then I expect to see Senator
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Mullen get referred to as Ice Ken. Anyway, back to
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the department he is about to take over. When George
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Bush was announcing the war on Terror, the war, by
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the way, which all the Senators, including Barack h Obama
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and Hillary R. Clinton, voted in favor of the war
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that is still going on. That gives President and Trump
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the authority to do the things he's doing. Despite what
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Tim Kaine says, just saying and again not trying to
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mansplain for the president. I'm just saying, these are the
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points of order that you need to realize. But George
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Bush said we will go after the state sponsors of terrorism.
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And it was a brilliant line at the time because
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that was finally a way to grapple on a geopolitical
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scale that which generally had been viewed as just random
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acts of violence. However, however, come two thousand and eight,
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six years later, nobody had done anything about Iran. They
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sat there as the big and I can imagine the Afghany,
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you know whatever, the leadership in Afghanistan at the time,
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and Libya and Moamar Kadaffi and all these folks are like, hey, dude,
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I mean, we're just we're franchises of Iran's chain operation here.
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But nobody had the intestical fortitude to go after the
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Home Office of state sponsored terrorism until Trump. So I
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would make Danny to your email and I get it
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because lots of people are He said you was going
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to stop wars, he's starting one. No, this is the
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ending of one. This is an ending of one that's
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been going on since nineteen ninety four, maybe even before.
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This is an ending of a war that's been going on.
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It's a whisper war, it's a shadow war. It's a
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war that's been going on for decades, and how many
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US soldiers have died in this war on terror while
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we patty cake our way around. And this is why,
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you know, the Biden's embarrassment in Afghanistan, the bungle and
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the the they're not what do they call it. There's
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a phrase for it. It's like bungle in the jungle.
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But it's based on that premise, the abandonment of our
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troops and our military equipment in Afghanistan. And then the
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Taliban is taking over why because they were getting support
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from Iran. Real you know, reform can't happen as long
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as Iran is giving big bags of cash to other
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you know, it's Hasbola, it's Isis, It's all of these groups,
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they're all franchisees. It's like you drive down the road
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Joe Thomas owns that he buys the Golden Arches from
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Ray Kroc. And so the point you're making about Trump's
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starting a war is I think, you know obvious, because
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nobody has tried to end Iran's ability to sponsor all
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this terrorism around the world. But if President Trump is
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is in this Acxios interview seems to believe it's just
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going to be another Mullah, that he hasn't changed anything,
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and why would we bother with all this, Why do
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all the death and destruction if we're not looking to
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It is time for our sports director Mac McDonald. I
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did it again, Mac, what's that? I opened it so
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so it gets circled around to college athletes because Chandler
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Morris has got a court date for his attempt to
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off again on the idea that college we should just
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stop it. We're fooling ourselves. Hire them like we hire
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professional professors and just you know their their job is
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Have to play in twelve years, fourteen years? Why not?
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What could you hear doing the game?
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Chandler Chandler Morris, a fourteen year veteran calling it Chandler Morris, day?
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Sure, why not? Why not? They they've debased their degree
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programs anyway, nobody's there for a degree.
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So this just makes more sense than you than you know.
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You know, I got eight to one. He does not.
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He does not get a seventh year if they turned out,
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you know, Pavey and you know even though what's his name?
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It Ole miss you know, got it? Chandler Morris, I
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don't think has okay?
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that Draft Kings? Or is this is this Max's own.
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Pool, the hard rock in Florida. We can only play
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Quick though for disclaimer purposes. Mac McDonald is for entertainment
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Entertainment purposes only. That's exactly right, all right.
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A couple of things first before we try to settle
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This is a signature event. They don't have sixty two players.
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not make the cut, which is crazy.
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Just let them play.
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Take the take five hundred thousand and you know, throw
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some in the bottle.
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I mean, it's a little ridiculous anyway, three shot lead
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of with Collamore, Cowai finished eagle birdie, birdie for a
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sixty six. Australia is two to zero, a five to
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one win over Chechia, leading Pool C in the World
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Baseball Classic. I'll talk about the USA team next hour.
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They open play tonight at eight o'clock and they'll also
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have Great Britain on Saturday night at eight o'clock. And
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just to show you that the world of college athletics
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is still like, you know, keeping us awake at night.
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Louisiana Tech is suing Conference USA. They wanted to the belt,
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so that's nice.
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So why not.
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Yeah, way we'll get into get in some tournament stuff. Okay,
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we h. I'll back up here a little bit. During
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the week, I went to a website, game day news
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dot com.
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We've been talking about it for a couple of days.
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There were thirty sports records that they said likely will
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never be broken.
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So I went with the top five and.
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It was number five Secretariat, the the thirty one length
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win at Belmontain, seventy three cy Young seven and forty
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nine complete games, five hundred and eleven wins.
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That was number four, all right.
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Number three was the Boston Celtics eight NBA titles in a.
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Row that will never have it again.
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Number two was Yukon's one hundred eleven game winning streak.
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They got snapped at the h in the Final four
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when Mississippi State beat them.
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Okay, so with all with all that.
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Being said, we came to number one and I had
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a tie. So here's what I'm gonna do, and you're
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gonna shoot me for it. But I want to back track.
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First. Let's go to September eleventh, nineteen eighty five.
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Like this.
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I love to go, you know, river Front Stadio.
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Here at Riverfront Stadio.
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Two to one bitch from Shallos and Cutter.
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That is Rose has Ay cup stop.
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That's number four thousand, one hundred and ninety two.
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All right, fireworks the who nine yards. At least they
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didn't have a hockey horn.
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Okay, Now, let's not let's not discuss this until we
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get to one of the one of the great events ever.
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September sixth nineteen ninety five cal Ripken two thousand, six
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hundred and thirty two consecutive games play, and there's a
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personal bound palm and Ed Brooken, We're done, Rutgers unning
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a new record.
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Bet Bonny oils iron Man two thousand, one hundred thirty.
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One to second a game. And I just looked at
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myself running down.
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I was quick in the early parts because that was
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the anxiety of let's get the game going again.
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I'm a little embarrassed that we stopped the game this long.
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Let's let's go.
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And I remember I had a moment with my dad.
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My dad was up in the skybox. There you go.
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So the stat of the week, though, might be during
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the Ripkin streak. And I'm trying to weigh these two. Okay,
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the Ripken streak. Over thirty seven hundred major leaguers went
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on the disabled list during the Ripkin streak.
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Wow, it's digging deep.
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Yeah, you got it. Well, you've got to try to
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break the tie.
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And I still think and I can't do a three
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way tie. But tiger Wood six hundred and eighty three
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consecutive weeks just shy of seventeen years as the world's
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number one in an individual sport where you're playing against
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one hundred and forty guys every week that you play.
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I still think, you know, but then you say, oh, Mac,
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you're a golfer. You want to go with Tiger? No,
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and I you know, love baseball. It's a tie to me,
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rip Rose a tie.
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See. The only reason I would I would leave Tiger
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out of that list and is because that ranking is
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for the most part subjective. That's the you know, that's
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sort of going back to how they used to pick
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the national champion in college football.
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That's a very good point.
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So you know, the tangible, you know, the the ripken thing.
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They they padded that. I mean, you know, even the
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last game he played, he played one inning, uh there.
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I mean at the end, they were they were stretching
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it out there. You know, if he was if he
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was competing for a job, there were shortstops in the
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Oriole system that were playing better than him. But so
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you know, and and in a lot of ways, Rose
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the same thing. I think Roses last year, I don't
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think he hit too fifty. He was he was hanging
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on by a thread, trying to get to forty one
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ninety two.
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Well, he was too busy to trying to figure out
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whether to play the over four runs.
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Yeah, things in his mind, you know.
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But you know, I still think that this is what
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makes athletics fun is the keeping of these scores. This
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is why when the NFL plays games with the rules
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every season and it's, oh, well, this is past interference,
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this isn't, this is holding, this isn't you change the
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game so substantively, you know, sure you have the corked
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bad era or the steroid era. I think I think
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you should look at the you know, the era of
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some of these records and say they didn't play against
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Satchel Page and a lot of these great black players.
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Well you'll love you'll love this.
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I had a student yesterday. Because I had them, I
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gave them assignment. They had to do a report and
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a stand up on camera about the death of Lou Holtz,
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and uh, you know, I said, guys, go deep, you know,
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research this whatever you feel, look at some quotes or whatever.
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And one kid says, I looked at his record, he
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says whatever.
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The record was two forty nine, one twenty one and seven.
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He says, was that seven ties? And I said yeah,
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And he goes, well, how did how were there seven ties?
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I said, well, college, you know what birthday it was.
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When you turned you know whatever it was. We haven't
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had playoffs the entire time. I did that, yes, you.
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Know, And then I went back into the history in Miami,
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Nebraska and the Tom Osborne you know, going for two
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and Jimmy Johnson going for you know, different times.
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So I just had to kind of explain to him
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what was what was shaken.
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So, yeah, it was that it made my day yesterday again,
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you know, tis history a.
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Little bit right exactly? Yeah, good stuff as always, uh, Mac,
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you know, and and yeah, I think it's fun. I
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just you know, baseball and all these sports have become
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so specialized that you know, I don't think any of
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these fall down by the wayside, you know when you
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talk about Cy Young and these folks, you know, even
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even the relief pitchers. You know, now, you know, do
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you do you just come in in the seventh inning?
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Do you come into the what's a hold? What's the
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major League record for consecutive golds? You know that kind
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of thing. It's just just win the ball game.
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Well, you'll love it, You'll love it.
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Next hour talk about March Madness is here and a
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kid from Lehigh in the Patriot League gets a forty
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seven foot half court shot for the win.
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So I'll talk about that, and then he and he goes,
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you know.
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The rest of the team takes practice shooting half court shots.
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He goes, I never do I shoot free throws. Then
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he wins it with it.
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Amaze your friends here in the first thing today by
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Joe Thomas.
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Oh so much going on, and you know, from DHS
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secretariat to the fact that the DHS isn't even being
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paid right now, to battles over who is and who
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isn't in leadership and oh yeah, by the way, we
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bombed Iran all since the last time we sat down
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with the former Chair of the House Freedom Cancus Bob Good,
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Good morning Bob. How are you, sir?
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Morning?
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Joe, Great to be with you.
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What a difference a week makes from what we were
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talking about what we think might happen a week ago,
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to what we are watching happen as we speak.
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Yeah, you can't agnosticate the Trump administration. What your thought
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on this? The listener emailed about half hour ago and said,
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I thought Trump was going to be this guy ending wars.
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And that's a common bit of rhetoric that a lot
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of the press is using. A lot of the commentariat
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is into the Trump starting more wars than he ended.
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To me. This is an attempt to actually end these
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proxy wars that Iran has been fomenting for as long
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as I can remember at least into the nineties, hesbolah Hamas,
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all these groups that Iran is funneling money to and
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they cause trouble and we go into Afghanistan, we go
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into Libya, we go and we never go after the
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head of the serpent in this case until now? What
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do you think about that? Am I off my horse?
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I think it's a valid point, particularly if it applied
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to what we did last summer with depleting, decimating, setting
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back whatever the actual result was of Iran's nuclear capability.
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We along with Israel back last summer in the so
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called twelve day war. That taking in isolation, I think
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would really make your case. I do think there's reason
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for debate and concern because of what happened in Venezuela,
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and therefore what's going on in Venezuela. We'll see what
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happens there is we've got the propped up vice president
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along as she does what we tell her to do.
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We've made it sort of a colony, if you will.
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Got in our southern part of our hemisphere there the
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president is talking about going into Cuba. We've got stuff
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going on in Ecuador. We've got the threats with Greenland,
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And I would just say with respect to this war,
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and it is a war. I mean, it is a
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full scale, ongoing assault. We didn't just bomb them, so
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to speak, but we are doing it now. And it's
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a large country by the size of Alaska. It's got
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some million people. Uh, but it's ongoing, and I do
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think there's reason to be concerned about the mixed messaging,
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the mixed explanation, the what is the mission, what is
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the objective? You know, was it just to take out
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their nuclear capability, which the President continued to claim up
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until the eve of the attack, that we had already obliterated.
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He used words again just last week, totally obliterated, totally obliterated,
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but yeah, we got to go in and remove it.
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But then it's went to okay, we're going to eliminate
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their navy, We're going to eliminate their ability to fund
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their proxies. We're going to get rid of their ICBMs,
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interc interconminental ballistic missiles that could reach our shores. And
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then the President even posted and said, m I g A,
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why wouldn't we want regime change if the regime is bad?
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Make I ran great again? MIGA and so it's hard
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to imagine that we will do what we need to
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do and then leave and go home and leave it
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to the people of Iran. Could you imagine, Joe, if
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you were over there and you're one of the next
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in line leaders. They call it the Assembly of Elders,
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the eighty eight or so, and I'm guessing it's a
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different eighty eight than it was a week ago because
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they keep knocking off the next layer, the next layer.
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But could you imagine that said, Joe, we need you
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to come to a meeting. We're going to vote on
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who the next leader is, and you're part of that council.
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Would you show up to that meeting?
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Can I zoom into a little bit of jests there?
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But it's hard to imagine this is not a long term,
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sustained slog and that we don't creep into or morph
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into regime change. Obviously we're executing, magine Jane, but nation building,
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how do we prop that up and sustain The President's
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not even ruling out ground troops. The Joint Chairman of
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the Joint Chiefs of Staff is even talking to potential
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ground troops. Reported we've got fifty thousand troops engaged right
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now in some capacity. So I think there's I think
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every American, almost every American supports when the President has
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pronounced we're going to eliminate the threat to the United States.
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We're going to eliminate around's nuclear capability. We're gonna stop,
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We're going to put an end to your point of
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the war that's been going on for forty seven years
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that's killed hundreds of Americans directly, thousands of Americans indirectly.
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The number one state sponsor of terror in the world,
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the regime that began with the you know, kidnapping, assault
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on our embassy and taking hostage whatever many Americans it
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was you probably know the number off top of your head.
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For four hundred forty four days or so held them
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until the Reagan presidency began. But I think it's unclear
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where this goes, how this ends, not just the normal
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fog of war, but because the mixed messaging on the
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objective and what the endgame is and what our ultimate
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involvement will be, and it's hard to imagine we're not
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in for the long slog.
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Well, you know, and this goes into something I said
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earlier in the week. I mean, what happens with these protesters,
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the tens of thousands that were killed for their attempts
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to get their voices heard. Are we supporting them? I
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was talking to your friend of mine, Tom garrett or
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earlier in the week, and he brought up this woman
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in Paris sort of running this shadow government in exile,
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marry him Rashani, and she wants to come back in
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sort of in the way that Ms. Maschado wants to
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come back to Venezuela. There with it. But President Trump
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yesterday and Axios told an Axios interviewer that he wants
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to see who the next Mulla is. I'm like, no, no,
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the point that they have Mulla's was what we were
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going in for. It wasn't that particular one. It's it's
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the theocracy that we were looking to break up. I thought.
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Anyway, Yeah, this Mariam Rajave or however you say it,
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who's apparently the president of the National Council Resistance of Iran,
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the NCRI. She and they and imediately announced some kind
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of a provisional government that they would like to put
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in place. You've got the Crown Prince Pahlavi who says
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he'd like to be an interim leader, but the president,
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our president, President Trump has said he wants to be
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involved in choosing the next leader. The people of Iran
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are not armed, you know, they don't have the right
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to recognize right that we have here to defend themselves
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keeping their arms, so to speak. And so and you
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do wonder how much, to your point it played into
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the action that was taken with the President Trump promising, hey,
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help is on the way. And you had thirty forty
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thousand people killed during the uprising who were just slaughtered
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by the regime. But it's hard to imagine something sustained
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without a prolonged US presidence that puts US in harm's way.
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The country will at some point grow tired of us.
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There is This is not like Venezuela. Different culturally, it's different. Religiously,
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it's different.
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Let's see, as Kareem rightfully points out, Bob Good is
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on with us, a former chair of the House Freedom
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concuss and neglected in the onset, just rushing in now,
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the host of the Good for America podcast, which you
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can get at Goodfoamerica dot org and all the distributing networks,
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just like you can the podcast versions this program Kareem
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rightfully points out, I mean it's still the battle of
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Sunni versus Shia within the Islamic faith is almost as
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dangerous as their battle with the Great White Satan. Bob,
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and I appreciate your thoughts on that. Beyond that in Congress,
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other things afoot that I think are tangential to it.
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