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It's day break with Jason Jones on 925 Fox News.
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Phone number 239-479-5592 to day break here on 925 Fox News.
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I'm your host, Jason Jones, along with Rob Stevens.
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Friday, one of the biggest phone call segments I've ever done in my entire life here at 925 Fox News was whether or not we should stream the execution of the jihadist that killed uh 13 uh soldiers who were 12 soldiers, one civilian that was there working, uh, and he was a army major, a psychiatrist, who uh basically plotted this murder of soldiers who were leaving for Afghanistan.
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And now uh he will be put to death in for at Fort Hood on December 3rd, 2026 at 1 p.m.
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by a um an army firing squad.
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That is War Secretary Pete Heggs recommendation.
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Uh and this will be the first U.S.
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military execution since 1961.
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Uh now we can we can talk about many different ways of uh of discussing this, right?
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We could we could discuss the fact that this is exactly what a commander-in-chief looks like.
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Uh he approved the sentence that was on the shelf for 13 years.
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He's thinking hard about one question to stream or not to stream.
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That is the question.
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Now, J.D.
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Vance did say that even if it is streamed or not streamed, he is ultimately not going to be watching it.
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Uh and uh by the way, Hillary Clinton has been completely against the public execution of uh of this jihadist.
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Well, that should tell us all we need to know right there.
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Right, because she was all for it when it was Gaddafi in 2011.
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We came, we saw, he died.
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Did it have anything to do with your visit?
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No.
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Oh I'm sure it did.
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Right.
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There you go.
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How how how convenient, right?
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So it's she's allowed she and her administration are allowed to take out terrorists, but uh we're not.
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But right, right, but we're not.
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This is the situation that we have.
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This guy needs to be made an example of so that any wannabe or uh living jihadists will understand that if you kill an American soldier, you will face the death penalty of firing squad, and for that matter, uh to the public.
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Live streaming it uh here's what I would do.
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And and you know what?
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This is what I'm gonna say.
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If you're gonna live stream it, I already said, give the money to a uh to the victims' families, but uh diluted to say the least, and it puts it out there.
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This should be one of those things that's 100% public that you can go to, but you can't bring your phone in.
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You can't come and and and make a viral video of it so that you can become the most viral person in town for it, and that's not what it should be for.
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It should be uh understanding that the victims are there.
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I'm all for the public execution, just so you everyone knows.
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Uh, and I'm all for what the one caller said on Friday, dipping the bullets in pigs' blood so they don't get their virgins.
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I know that seems very far-fetched, but I think it's that and like I guess being shot by women or some other big thing that's a good thing.
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Well, that's easily done too.
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That's easily done.
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Listen, I I think maybe the families of the thirteen victims should come first in this conversation.
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It shouldn't be cable panels, it shouldn't be pay-per-views and live streams.
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I mean, uh the the families are really the ones that are being delivered justice here with I mean, America is too.
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We're all being delivered justice with this, but it it really is the families that matter, and and maybe they should be polled on this.
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Maybe they should be asked if this is something that they want out in the world.
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239-479-5592.
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Uh I've got Gabe on the phone from Lehigh.
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You say stream it, Gabe.
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Is that what you're saying?
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Absolutely.
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They streamed it for well, they didn't stream it, but they did record us um a oh man, um, Hussein.
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Saddam Hussein.
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And I will tell you this, it is our first American right, our, you know, the Bill of Rights, our First Amendment, to stream it, and you have a choice to either watch it or don't watch it, but it should be streamed so everybody on earth knows you mess around with America, you gotta find out.
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Period.
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Do you have the consequences?
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Would you be watching it, Gabe?
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Would you be sitting down watching it?
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I would personally watch it myself because that dude just you know just killed our people that are giving us American rights that fight for it day in and day out.
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And to to have that justice for them, yes, I would be watching it.
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Would I force other people to watch it?
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No.
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It's by choice, you know, and that's why America is great.
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Once there's a camera, you're forcing everyone to watch it.
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There is no way that you didn't have to.
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Did you go look for the assassination of Charlie Kirk and did it just show up on your news feed?
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Uh personally, I did look for it, and the reason why is because I wanted to see exactly what what unraveled, you know.
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Because it's disgusting, you know, but I'm a I'm an individual that understands, you know, just just disgusting things of the world.
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So for me, it's it's easier for me to watch it and then explain it to other people, like, hey, this is why it's so serious.
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You know, the men and women that go into combat, they see disgusting, gruesome stuff that you just don't want to see.
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And we as Americans, we go to bed at night, you know, all comfy and cozy.
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No.
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You know, for me, understanding that gruesome mortality of life is gonna make me better by understanding what these men and women go through and why this, you know, firing squad needs to happen.
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And honestly, it needs to be, you know, shown for the men and women out there that have seen it, and then they can get their justice.
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I appreciate your phone call.
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Thanks for calling in 925 Fox News.
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Gabe's got a pretty solid opinion on that.
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That's where he uh is standing on uh the uh public execution of a former Army major and psychiatrist that was convicted of killing 13 and wounding 32 in Fort Hood in 2009.
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Um you know, the other side of this that we don't even we have not to talk about in this.
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Like we can talk all about his execution.
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What I think about is how many people as a psychiatrist could he affect by being a psychiatrist?
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How many soldiers' minds could he prescribed illegitimate medicine to?
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Medicine that they don't need.
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Um, and I give you a great example.
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Seroquil is a mental health medication that if you don't need it will turn you into a psychotic.
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Uh, it just will.
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If you don't need that medicine, what did it do, what it will do to you is make you a a um uh a psychotic person, someone who has uh uh very uh very uh madic episodes, and that's what it'll do to you if you don't need it.
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Could he have been doing that same thing?
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Could he have been using the power of his medical degree to influence without them even knowing that they were being being indoctrinated into the jihadist movement?
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And that's something that I hope that we dug into deep.
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But that's the one thing that I think about the most from 2009.
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And I hope that the mental health side and his influence on the mental health side didn't get overlooked.
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And it's something I haven't dug in on yet, but I it's something I keep thinking about, so now I gotta dig in.
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I hope that's a very good thing.
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I mean, based on the time prosecution.
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Based on the time that that the crime happened, I I believe that mental health was was becoming a bigger part of the conversation.
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Obviously, it's a much bigger part of the conversation these days.
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Uh but yes, I mean, y he was put in an exceptionally powerful position where vulnerable, mentally vulnerable soldiers would probably I would imagine share and work through some of their deepest, darkest uh details that uh of of trauma and terror that they've encountered.
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And so this guy is able to use those as weapons against them to terrorize them.
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It's uh yeah.
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Wow.
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What a what a situation.
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I mean, if you really just think deep about that, I mean the CIA has done psyops.
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Psychology and psychiatry are a big part of weapons.
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As well, if you think of it as social engineering, that's what we're seeing happen across social media.
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This is a lot bigger.
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Trevor Burrus, Jr.
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A conversation that we need to have, and it's uh it's another side of it.
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Are we publicly executing this person so that America believes it actually happened?
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Maybe.
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Because there there's so many conspiracy theorists out there who say, well, we never killed him anyway, we just sent him back.
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Aaron Powell I mean it it's possible.
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It it's possible to do that.
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I I think it's also to just uh cr show an example of if you come in here and you try and do this, this is the end.
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A conversation that we will probably have a few more times before December 3rd, that's for sure.
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A conversation we need to have before November 3rd is the Cape Coral mayoral candidate that's doing the city over the North Utility Expansion Project.
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Let's help you figure out who's real.
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I'm your host, Jason Jones, along with Rom Stevens.
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The um mayoral candidate for the city of Cape Coral, Lisa Cohen Atkinson, has filed a lawsuit against Cape Coral.
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Uh on uh and she's challenging how the city calculates special assessments for the North Three Utilities Expansion Project, UEP is what you'll hear it a lot of times.
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Uh and I can sit here and give you my opinion of it, but let's go right uh and talk to the person who actually filed the lawsuit.
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Joining me now on the show, Lisa Cohen Atkinson filed a lawsuit against the city that she is running to become the mayor.
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If you win your lawsuit, will you end up taking uh what happens if you win, by the way?
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What happens?
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Let me just say, what are you suing?
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Well, it's fine.
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Well, first of all, good morning, everyone.
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Thank you so much for calling me and uh putting me on the show this morning because this is a big this is a really important topic for our city right now.
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Um so it means a lot to a lot of the residents.
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So thank you, Jason.
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I really appreciate you guys.
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So to get to your question there, um you know, we all we're looking for is just a couple of days.
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Why are we taking such a massive vote the day before the election when the contracts are good until January of 2027?
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So you're you're suing more like an injunction.
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You're asking them to send it more of a legal thing.
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All right, right, right.
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So you want to make sure that so there's not it's not a monetary, it's not a monetary lawsuit.
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Well, no, no, I'm not a I mean, I'm not seeking anything.
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We're just trying to stop them from signing a a third of a billion dollar contract the day before the election.
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Well, what does this bill look like for the North Ree homeowner?
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Well, it depends on which side of Burnstore Road you're on.
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Because if you're on the east side of Burnstore, you're looking at about thirty-six thousand dollars, and then plus another six to ten thousand dollars between hooking up and collapsing your septic tanks and putting in the film.
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Let me ask you.
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And then if you're on the east, Lisa, for the people that don't know, let's say I don't have the money.
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Let's say I have a I'm a homeowner and I don't have thirty-six grand.
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What happens?
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Well, if you don't do anything and you just allow them to put it on your tax bill without any sort of a response with which which program you want to go into, you'll go into the 30-year program.
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And it's gonna be somewhere between thirty five hundred and forty five hundred dollars a year on your tax bill.
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Wow.
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Wow.
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Additional thing.
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That's a car payment.
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Right.
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It's a car payment every month.
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Well, it's$4,500 to hit you in tax time.
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That's what it is.
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I mean, let's talk about you you can eliminate property tax and you just give it right back to yourself right there, real quick.
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Uh but you can go in that area.
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But there are other options where you can pay cash or you can uh finance it your own way, or the but if you don't, they add it to your tax bill.
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If you can't afford it, they add it to your tax bill.
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And then if you can't pay that$4,500 the first year, they're gonna put a lien on your house within three years, they'll keep it.
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Bingo, you got it.
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Wow.
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Seems like a solid deal for everybody out there.
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Yeah, this is not a North Cape issue.
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This is an entire city of Cape Coral issue because if the North Cape goes into foreclosure, it's gonna affect the entire city's property values.
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So how do you how do you fix that?
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How do you extend the utilities without bust to the head of a homeowner for thirty-five grand?
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And at this point, you've already done what, a quarter of the city already, so you can't really backtrack, you'd have to give all their money back.
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Right, and that's not what we're looking to do here.
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But I mean, it w the the North Cape ne the South Cape never had to pay for the roads.
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They never had to pay for turnabouts or turnabout yeah, turnarounds uh and the uh or any curbing.
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And that's an that's a lot of this project right here.
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And then there's a beautification portion of it as well that was also ja uh put on there for anybody west of Burnstore Roads.
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So that's another five thousand dollars right there, actually almost six thousand dollars right there.
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So what you I mean it it doesn't stop.
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So what you would hope for in in a situation like this, how would you how would you redesign it?
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You get elected, you're now the mayor, how would you redesign it?
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Bare bones.
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We're not this is a time of needs over wants.
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We need to be looking at what is needed versus what it what everybody just wants.
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So, and we don't need the turnaround the turnabouts because nobody knows how to drive on them, number one.
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And come on, Jason, you know what I'm doing.
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Right, I live at the 24th one in the cave, man.
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That is so funny.
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No one has it.
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You're right, no one knows how to drive in circles.
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And you're like, what are you doing?
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And then the person who stops in the middle of the circle, that is the one person I'm like, what are you doing?
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You're right, no one can drive in the circles.
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We don't need those things, but they do help traffic.
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They do help like fire truck.
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They cannot get around.
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So, my um I you know, so uh what do you say to people, Lisa, that says this is, you know, you suing the city uh less than 30 days before your campaign?
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People that are un educated, the voters, they just sit, you know, an un educated voter just sees uh a candidate suing it.
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Do you believe this could hurt your campaign?
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No, I I think honestly, I think anybody in the North Cape that is, you know, scared to death, which there's so many people that are scared to death right now, they feel hopeless, they don't know what to do.
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Someone is stepping up and actually, you know, putting the fight out there, which is who I am, and that's really what this all comes down to.
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You know, I this is this is what I do when I see an injustice, and this is an absolute injustice, to do this just one day before the election when the contracts are good until January of 2027.
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Why are we rushing to do this the day before the election?
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The council passed it five to three in September, uh close, you know, at the end of September.
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Uh you're going in now.
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Obviously, I would say one of the fives is uh it would be uh Mayor Gunter.
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If you won and they revoted, it would be four to four.
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Uh what would happen then?
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Well, no, no, I'm saying that they need to wait until after the election to actually pull to cast this last vote.
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All right.
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So there's a there's a there's a last vote.
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There's a push for it November 2nd.
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All right.
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So they had a meeting on it.
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And and all right, there you go.
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All right, so November.
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And and then has the city said anything?
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Have they commented back to you that they're willing to stall it, not to have the lawsuit out there?
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Well, I think we're all uh nobody's really talking to each other about it right this moment because of the lawsuit.
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When does the court case happen?
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I don't know.
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I don't know.
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They just filed it on Friday.
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So the time is ticking.
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Right.
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November 3rd is the day.
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Well, Lisa, keep us updated on what's going on and and how it's going.
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And uh and I can see you fighting for the residents there, and that utility expansion project is something that's probably confusing some home homeowners.
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They have no idea uh how to handle it, especially if they're uh if they're maybe a senior or a brand new homeowner that doesn't understand the responsibility of homeownership.
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Uh and that that could be detrimental either way.
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And you're right about the about the foreclosure too.
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I would agree with that.
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Uh thank you very much.
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It scares me to death.
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Yeah, absolutely.
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So I just I love my community, and I don't want this city to go through that.
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Here, real quick, do you live in the North District?
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I do not.
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I'm in the Southwest.
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My assessments are in and paid.
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Hmm.
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That's great to hear.
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Uh fighting for the people you don't even live near.
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Uh I uh I well, Lisa, I really appreciate you.
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Thanks for joining us on the show.
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Lisa Cohen Atkinson, your Cape Coral mayor candidate, uh commenting on the uh lawsuit that she has.
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We'll talk again real soon.
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Yes.
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All right, thank you guys.
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Have a blessed day.
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You too.
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Alvie Townsend and Money Matters Monday is next.
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Plus, I'm gonna tell you about what I would call one of the greatest moments of my life.
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Hands down.
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One of I can't put it in that.
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I'll tell you about it.
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Coming up next on 925.
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The following segment is for informational and entertainment purposes only, and should not be considered financial, investment, legal, or tax advice.
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The midterms happen here.
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925 Fox News.
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Right, all along.
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Welcome back to daybreak.
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Here on 925 Fox News, I'm your host, Jason Jones, along with Rob Stevens.
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Joining us now for Money Matters Monday from Avantage Retirement Partners is my good friend Alfie Townsend.
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Alfie, good morning.
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Welcome to the show, buddy.
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How are you doing today?
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Hey, after ACDC introduction, I love it.
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I love it.
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There, that's how we're gonna do it.
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Hey man, the NASDAQ and SP both hit an all-time high last uh Tuesday.
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What's driving that uh when we got oil and rate talk hanging over everything?
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What's driving that movement?
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Well, I think it's the profits of the companies.
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You know, with AI, companies are making more money than they've ever made.
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This is uh this is uh you know, this is what's driving the the markets right now, profitability.
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So that's a good thing.
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That's and people are still spending.
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Um Jason, people are still spending, and that's you got people spending, profitability of companies.
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So yeah, interest rates are are higher, but I think everybody knows with oil that and inflation's still high, that uh yeah, what once this this war ends it's going to be it's gonna plummet like a rock.
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It really will.
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We all know that too.
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We got soft job numbers and traders pulled back on the rate hike this month.
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I mean, let's talk about it.
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How much of that is actually real, or are we just seeing it uh f like as optics?
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Yeah, because they always revise it, it always comes back.
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Seems to be better than it really uh reports at first.
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But you know, with job numbers a little bit soft, the good thing about you know, remember, sometimes bad news is good news.
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You would think that would be bad news, but on the on the on the front there, that means the feds most likely will not be raised.
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It's like a 78% chance the feds will not be increasing rates.
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And it was it was definitely um about a 78% chance they were gonna increase again.
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So it it's probably not gonna have an increase until December.
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Now, December, they'll look at at numbers and most likely they might have a a quarter of a percent increase in December, but we'll see.
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We'll see how how things go.
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JP Morgan and Goldman both have reports coming out tomorrow.
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Does a big bank profit if they if they have a big profit?
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Uh is that tell us anything useful about the rest of the economy?
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Well, one thing about you know, JP Morgan has had their their biggest uh net income of twenty-one billion dollars with the largest quarterly profit of any bank ever.
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And and the reason why you're seeing profits is you know, interest rates are a little bit high, but people are still borrowing.
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And you have a lot of IPOs out there.
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You know, these uh uh Mr.
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Public offerings, you have you know, um SpaceX was the the biggest one.
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And so yeah, these these banks, these private banks are you know, they love they love that.
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They love IPOs, they make so much money, loaning money on that.
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So this is uh this is good for them.
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So overall, you know, uh it the economy you know, if you go back to not to get political, but we gotta get political.
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We have just a few weeks, a couple weeks left before they they go, everybody goes and votes.
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But with what this president President Trump is doing for the economy and for business, he's a businessman, and you can tell he's running this this country as a businessman.
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And there's so much money coming in.
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Trillions of dollars are being invested here.
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And that's one of the reasons why the markets are doing good.
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People are are working.
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It's just there's a couple things holding it back.
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And the main thing is obviously inflation costs of things.
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So the negativity is that his economy isn't doing good.
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I don't think people can give him a bad rating for the economy.
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They're just looking at one thing and it's oil prices and food prices.
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I understand that.
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But they're but they're but they're tied to each other.
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They're tied to each other.
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Yes, they're tied to each other.
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But if you think about what would the the Democrats, what do they want to do to lower that?
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They want to increase, they're going to increase stuff.
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They don't want uh fuel to be low.
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They love fuel to be high.
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And so that's gonna go up.
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And there's just nothing in healthcare.
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It's gonna cost trillions of dollars to do what they want to do.
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So they're they don't offer a solution.
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Right.
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They have no solution.
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You're right.
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Absolutely.
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It really does.
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And people have to have to really think.
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I hope they're they're critical thinkers.
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November 3rd's coming quick.
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Make sure you vote properly, make sure you actually get out there and understand what you're voting for, right?
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I mean, that almost could be the tip of the week.
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But what is our tip of the week, Alfie?
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Yeah, I like that one.
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No, I I I do.
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I like that one.
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And you know, with with the uh 10-year treasury, they're they're ticked up.
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So just again, you need to look at your statements and see what these banks are paying you.
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You know, they're making profit.
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You we just saw the profitability of these banks.
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And one of the reasons is that a lot of people just don't look at their statements, and that money is sitting there at 0% interest, not making any money at all.
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Or you can take that money and invest that money, even move it into a money market account from a checking account and make thousands of dollars on your money.
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So I hope you're gonna look at your statements.
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And again, don't forget to look at your credit card statements to get that thing paid off or transfer to a different one that's with with uh very low, low interest rate for a certain time period, because that is robbing you of your of your future, really.
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Well, Alfie, I really appreciate you being on the show with us, man.
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It's always great to have you on.
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You get a hold of Alfie at Advantaged Wealth Partners, man.
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We'll talk to you again next Monday, buddy.
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All right.
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You got it.
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Great job, Rob.
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You did a good job.
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Uh thank you, Alfie.
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Loved what you did, man.
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Love it, man.
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I love Alfie.
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Always listening to the show, always being a big part of it.
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Uh, and you know what?
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That's where your money matters.
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You want to know where my money doesn't matter?
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It's on the ice rink.
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That's exactly where my money doesn't matter.
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It doesn't matter.
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It doesn't matter there.
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Why?
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Because it's all about Finn.
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And I had to I want to tell a story with you real quick this morning.
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I'm gonna tell you about one of the best moments of my entire life, and I never even expected it to be this big.
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This past weekend, Finn, who's an eight-year-old, my son, plays hockey for the AU Junior Everblade.
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Just to give you an explanation, there's three levels of 8U.
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There's orange, black, white, or white and black.
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He's an orange level, he's at the higher level.
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He plays for them.
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They go to a tournament, they they head out to uh a thing called the Silver Sticks out on the East Coast, right?
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They the drive over there, very emotional.
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I'm thinking about it.
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And then we get there and we're in a shared locker room, and I'm like, what's going on?
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This isn't normal, but I'm new to it, so maybe it is normal, and I'm asking around.
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They moved us, no big deal.
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But I felt like that was a motivator.
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We walk into the first game, we're down by one with a minute left.
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They had to pull the goalie.
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They pulled Finn to try to get it ahead.
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It was a tough loss.
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Uh, we lost two to two to nothing with empty net.
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Uh, they got another one on, but that's all right.
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Because after that, Finn scored two shutouts.
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His first shutout as a travel hockey player, and then he did another one back to back.
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He has an incredible team and incredible defense that's coached by incredible people.
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Coach Brian, Coach Mark are incredible individuals that teach these men uh or these young men great things.
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So, and then came when they won four of five to go into the championship round.
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I had to leave at that moment.
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I had to leave at that moment to come home to go work for my other side of my other business, and I missed it, but I did watch it.
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I watched every second of it.
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Uh, I didn't miss a minute of it.
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I watched it online.
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It was amazing.
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It was it was just amazing to see, right?
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Fan only had seven goals on six games and eighty plus saves.
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I can't I mean eighty plus saves.
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He he played better than I've ever seen him play ever.
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Uh he told me before we got there as we're walking in, he goes, I'm gonna win this for the coach.
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The coach never won a silver six.
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I'm gonna win this for the coach.
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What a beast.
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And he went in there and he had I I got chills when I tell you it.
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And when he got his first shutout, I'm in tears.
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I'm crying.
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The coach pushed the defense hard to help Finn get his first shutout.
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The team pulled together, they made it happen.
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It's an incredible team.
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But there was something strange going on, and I want to tell this story.
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There was some reason, not a lot of rules for this particular tournament, not a lot of penalties called, right?
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And our team was getting a lot of roughing and penalties that would normally be in any other game, right?
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And I want to tell you this because there is a player on our team called Maddox, and he's a player from another organization that came over and joined our organization this year.
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And he wasn't appreciated over there because he was an aggressive player.
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He's very aggressive, he loves to play, right?
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Uh and as we have the situation with no rules, the coach, Coach Bryant, could have easily unleashed Maddox to go have him handle any one of these wild players.
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But he, like I've said before many times, he raises them as good humans before they're good players, and Maddox understood that.
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I'm proud to be a parent of this team, a fan, a loyal member of the Junior Everblades 8 major family.
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I'm thankful for the coach, the players, the parents of this team, and it's my honor to brag about their big win, and I really wanted to brag about it today.
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They they did an amazing time.
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It was a it was a chilling experience.
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And by the way, I am the loudest fan in the stands, and I can prove it today.
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Here we go.
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That's just women.
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The lady turns around and goes, they're just kids.
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And I'm like, well, they're just kids for you, but they're star athletes for us parents, and we understand what a dedication they have.
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They're on the ice four or five days a week.
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They care about their sport, they live their sport.
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If yours is just a kid, push them back direct.
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Um, and then uh this is something I did every time we scored.
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Listen, you can hear my booms.
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Listen.
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Every time they score, I say boom.
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Listen.
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Heard that.
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I know, right.
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And understand that's on a that's on a webcam speaker.
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Like, understand how loud I am.
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My voice is still a little hoarse from the game.
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And and this one lady turns around, she's totally mad at me.
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And I just said, oh well.
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Congratulations, AU Majors, Junior Everblades.
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You guys are champions, and it's an honor to be a part of the the uh the family.
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Right all along.
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Or hi, I'm Daryl.
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This is my brother Larry.
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This is my other brother Larry.
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Yeah.
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All right.
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I was just wondering if you remember that.
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I don't remember the show, but I do remember that line.
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It was New Heart, and I believe there was only one Larry and two Darrells.
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Oh, is that what it was?
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Hi, I'm Larry.
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This is my brother Daryl, my other brother Daryl.
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Oh, thank you very much.
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There you go.
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Roger coming in and correcting me on my TV uh education.
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It's all right.
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I was sheltered as a child.
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Uh uh Larry, are you ready?
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By the way, Larry, have you already dealt with your utilities expansion project there in Cape Coral?
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Yes.
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All right, all right.
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Just wanted to see if you already what did you think about that bill when you got it?
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Uh well, when we purchased our home, it was already paid off.
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Oh, you got lucky.
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All right, all right, all right, there you go.
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All right, here we go.
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Let's play the game and see if we can get you a$50 gift card to Mel's Diner.
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All right.
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Good.
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All right, question number one for an associate's degree.
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Who was the second president of the United States?
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John Adams.
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You have an associate's degree and a$50 gift card to Mel's Diner.
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Question number two.
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What is a fl uh Florida's official I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry, that's not it.
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What was the long economic crash of the 1930s called?
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Great Depression.
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There you go.
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You got yourself a bachelor's degree.
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Let's go now for the master's.
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What group of top military of officers advises the president?
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What group of top military officers advises the president?
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Uh, the joint chiefs.
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There you go, my friend.
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You got a master's.
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Here we go for the doctorate.
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How many amendments does the U.S.
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Constitution have?
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Get within two.
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I'll give it to you.
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28.
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That's good for me.
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27's the number.
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You're a big winner! Congratulations.
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You are a doctor of political knowledge and a$50 gift card to Mel's Diner.
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You know what?
00:33:30.599 --> 00:33:34.440
Mel's Diner's got locations at Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Benita Springs, and Naples.
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There's great home-cooked food near you.
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And now you got$50 to go enjoy it there.
00:33:38.519 --> 00:33:39.640
All right, Larry?
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Great.
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I'll have to try the uh Say it.
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Say it.
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Meatloaf.
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Yeah, that's right.
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You want to try the meatloaf?
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That's right, Larry.
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You know all about it.
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There you go.
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Say it, but Larry, I love it.
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All right.
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Hold on, man.
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Let me get all your information.
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I love that everybody knows that I love the meatloaf, right?
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The meatloaf's good there.
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You can't bake, you can't, you can't knock it.
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They got a good meatloaf there at uh at Mills Night.
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They got good everything there.
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And I I always love a place where you can get a uh a great meal and a ice cold beer at the same time.
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And so uh it's a great place to eat.
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Uh breakfast, lunch, or dinner, it don't matter.
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Go try it.
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Great size portions, too.
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They feed you well there.
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Right.
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They absolutely do, man.
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And uh thank you, Larry, for playing along with us.
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It's been great having you.
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Uh he's one of the lucky ones that got lucky with the uh the utility expansion project because it was already uh hooked up for him.
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You know, I uh want to remind everybody that a week from today's a big day.
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You know, Trey is going to be at seed to table broadcasting his whole show live there in Naples.
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And it's and there he'll be having a uh basically a live debate on Amendment 3.
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He's gonna have some supporters coming.
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He's gonna have some people that are not for it.
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So the pros and cons of the property tax exemption amendment that's on your ballot November 3rd.
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Some people aren't sure where they're gonna go.
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So no matter which way you side on, maybe it's a great place for you to go and try to figure out exactly which way you're gonna go if you're undecided.
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The other side of this is that it's a great time for you to go out and see Trey do his show live and go meet Trey, say hello to Trey and the people around him, it's gonna be a great time.
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So uh if you make your way out, you will see Trey at Seed to Table.
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It's all happening a week from today, 5 to 8 p.m.
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A week from today, all right, October 19th is when it's all gonna go down there at seed to table.
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So if you're not sure where you stand on amendment three, five to eight, uh, on the nineteenth, you can see uh Trey Radel broadcasting live and in person there on the 19th.
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So uh make sure you make your way out there, man.
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All right, we've got a uh a great rest of the show to come up a little bit later on.
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We're gonna be joined by Chris Hall, the county commissioner of Collier, who's got an opponent.
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Uh, we're gonna get into him next hour as we'll have uh go one-on-one with him next.
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Also, is it time for Ukraine to get a new president?
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President Trump thinks so.
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We'll have that discussion.
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Plus, you're five at 835.
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And last but not least, we will sit down with uh David Nazario from Wink and Wink Meteorologist from his story of being on the honor flight.
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That's all next hour inside Daybreak on 925 Fox News, right?
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All along.
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It's day break with Jason Jones on 925 Fox News.
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Phone number 239-479-5592 to day break here on 925 Fox News.
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I'm your host, Jason Jones, along with Rob Stevens.
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Friday, one of the biggest phone call segments I've ever done in my entire life here at 925 Fox News was whether or not we should stream the execution of the jihadist that killed uh 13 uh soldiers who were 12 soldiers, one civilian that was there working, uh, and he was a army major, a psychiatrist, who uh basically plotted this murder of soldiers who were leaving for Afghanistan.
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And now uh he will be put to death in for at Fort Hood on December 3rd, 2026 at 1 p.m.
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by a um an army firing squad.
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That is War Secretary Pete Heggs recommendation.
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Uh and this will be the first U.S.
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military execution since 1961.
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Uh now we can we can talk about many different ways of uh of discussing this, right?
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We could we could discuss the fact that this is exactly what a commander-in-chief looks like.
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Uh he approved the sentence that was on the shelf for 13 years.
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He's thinking hard about one question to stream or not to stream.
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That is the question.
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Now, J.D.
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Vance did say that even if it is streamed or not streamed, he is ultimately not going to be watching it.
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Uh and uh by the way, Hillary Clinton has been completely against the public execution of uh of this jihadist.
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Well, that should tell us all we need to know right there.
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Right, because she was all for it when it was Gaddafi in 2011.
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We came, we saw, he died.
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Did it have anything to do with your visit?
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No.
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Oh I'm sure it did.
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Right.
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There you go.
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How how how convenient, right?
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So it's she's allowed she and her administration are allowed to take out terrorists, but uh we're not.
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But right, right, but we're not.
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This is the situation that we have.
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This guy needs to be made an example of so that any wannabe or uh living jihadists will understand that if you kill an American soldier, you will face the death penalty of firing squad, and for that matter, uh to the public.
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Live streaming it uh here's what I would do.
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And and you know what?
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This is what I'm gonna say.
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If you're gonna live stream it, I already said, give the money to a uh to the victims' families, but uh diluted to say the least, and it puts it out there.
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This should be one of those things that's 100% public that you can go to, but you can't bring your phone in.
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You can't come and and and make a viral video of it so that you can become the most viral person in town for it, and that's not what it should be for.
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It should be uh understanding that the victims are there.
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I'm all for the public execution, just so you everyone knows.
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Uh, and I'm all for what the one caller said on Friday, dipping the bullets in pigs' blood so they don't get their virgins.
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I know that seems very far-fetched, but I think it's that and like I guess being shot by women or some other big thing that's a good thing.
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Well, that's easily done too.
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That's easily done.
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Listen, I I think maybe the families of the thirteen victims should come first in this conversation.
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It shouldn't be cable panels, it shouldn't be pay-per-views and live streams.
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I mean, uh the the families are really the ones that are being delivered justice here with I mean, America is too.
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We're all being delivered justice with this, but it it really is the families that matter, and and maybe they should be polled on this.
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Maybe they should be asked if this is something that they want out in the world.
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239-479-5592.
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Uh I've got Gabe on the phone from Lehigh.
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You say stream it, Gabe.
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Is that what you're saying?
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Absolutely.
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They streamed it for well, they didn't stream it, but they did record us um a oh man, um, Hussein.
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Saddam Hussein.
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And I will tell you this, it is our first American right, our, you know, the Bill of Rights, our First Amendment, to stream it, and you have a choice to either watch it or don't watch it, but it should be streamed so everybody on earth knows you mess around with America, you gotta find out.
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Period.
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Do you have the consequences?
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Would you be watching it, Gabe?
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Would you be sitting down watching it?
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I would personally watch it myself because that dude just you know just killed our people that are giving us American rights that fight for it day in and day out.
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And to to have that justice for them, yes, I would be watching it.
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Would I force other people to watch it?
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No.
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It's by choice, you know, and that's why America is great.
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Once there's a camera, you're forcing everyone to watch it.
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There is no way that you didn't have to.
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Did you go look for the assassination of Charlie Kirk and did it just show up on your news feed?
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Uh personally, I did look for it, and the reason why is because I wanted to see exactly what what unraveled, you know.
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Because it's disgusting, you know, but I'm a I'm an individual that understands, you know, just just disgusting things of the world.
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So for me, it's it's easier for me to watch it and then explain it to other people, like, hey, this is why it's so serious.
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You know, the men and women that go into combat, they see disgusting, gruesome stuff that you just don't want to see.
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And we as Americans, we go to bed at night, you know, all comfy and cozy.
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No.
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You know, for me, understanding that gruesome mortality of life is gonna make me better by understanding what these men and women go through and why this, you know, firing squad needs to happen.
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And honestly, it needs to be, you know, shown for the men and women out there that have seen it, and then they can get their justice.
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I appreciate your phone call.
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Thanks for calling in 925 Fox News.
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Gabe's got a pretty solid opinion on that.
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That's where he uh is standing on uh the uh public execution of a former Army major and psychiatrist that was convicted of killing 13 and wounding 32 in Fort Hood in 2009.
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Um you know, the other side of this that we don't even we have not to talk about in this.
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Like we can talk all about his execution.
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What I think about is how many people as a psychiatrist could he affect by being a psychiatrist?
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How many soldiers' minds could he prescribed illegitimate medicine to?
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Medicine that they don't need.
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Um, and I give you a great example.
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Seroquil is a mental health medication that if you don't need it will turn you into a psychotic.
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Uh, it just will.
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If you don't need that medicine, what did it do, what it will do to you is make you a a um uh a psychotic person, someone who has uh uh very uh very uh madic episodes, and that's what it'll do to you if you don't need it.
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Could he have been doing that same thing?
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Could he have been using the power of his medical degree to influence without them even knowing that they were being being indoctrinated into the jihadist movement?
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And that's something that I hope that we dug into deep.
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But that's the one thing that I think about the most from 2009.
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And I hope that the mental health side and his influence on the mental health side didn't get overlooked.
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And it's something I haven't dug in on yet, but I it's something I keep thinking about, so now I gotta dig in.
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I hope that's a very good thing.
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I mean, based on the time prosecution.
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Based on the time that that the crime happened, I I believe that mental health was was becoming a bigger part of the conversation.
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Obviously, it's a much bigger part of the conversation these days.
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Uh but yes, I mean, y he was put in an exceptionally powerful position where vulnerable, mentally vulnerable soldiers would probably I would imagine share and work through some of their deepest, darkest uh details that uh of of trauma and terror that they've encountered.
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And so this guy is able to use those as weapons against them to terrorize them.
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It's uh yeah.
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Wow.
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What a what a situation.
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I mean, if you really just think deep about that, I mean the CIA has done psyops.
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Psychology and psychiatry are a big part of weapons.
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As well, if you think of it as social engineering, that's what we're seeing happen across social media.
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This is a lot bigger.
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Trevor Burrus, Jr.
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A conversation that we need to have, and it's uh it's another side of it.
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Are we publicly executing this person so that America believes it actually happened?
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Maybe.
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Because there there's so many conspiracy theorists out there who say, well, we never killed him anyway, we just sent him back.
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Aaron Powell I mean it it's possible.
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It it's possible to do that.
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I I think it's also to just uh cr show an example of if you come in here and you try and do this, this is the end.
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A conversation that we will probably have a few more times before December 3rd, that's for sure.
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A conversation we need to have before November 3rd is the Cape Coral mayoral candidate that's doing the city over the North Utility Expansion Project.
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Let's help you figure out who's real.
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I'm your host, Jason Jones, along with Rom Stevens.
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The um mayoral candidate for the city of Cape Coral, Lisa Cohen Atkinson, has filed a lawsuit against Cape Coral.
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Uh on uh and she's challenging how the city calculates special assessments for the North Three Utilities Expansion Project, UEP is what you'll hear it a lot of times.
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Uh and I can sit here and give you my opinion of it, but let's go right uh and talk to the person who actually filed the lawsuit.
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Joining me now on the show, Lisa Cohen Atkinson filed a lawsuit against the city that she is running to become the mayor.
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If you win your lawsuit, will you end up taking uh what happens if you win, by the way?
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What happens?
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Let me just say, what are you suing?
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Well, it's fine.
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Well, first of all, good morning, everyone.
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Thank you so much for calling me and uh putting me on the show this morning because this is a big this is a really important topic for our city right now.
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Um so it means a lot to a lot of the residents.
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So thank you, Jason.
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I really appreciate you guys.
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So to get to your question there, um you know, we all we're looking for is just a couple of days.
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Why are we taking such a massive vote the day before the election when the contracts are good until January of 2027?
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So you're you're suing more like an injunction.
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You're asking them to send it more of a legal thing.
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All right, right, right.
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So you want to make sure that so there's not it's not a monetary, it's not a monetary lawsuit.
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Well, no, no, I'm not a I mean, I'm not seeking anything.
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We're just trying to stop them from signing a a third of a billion dollar contract the day before the election.
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Well, what does this bill look like for the North Ree homeowner?
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Well, it depends on which side of Burnstore Road you're on.
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Because if you're on the east side of Burnstore, you're looking at about thirty-six thousand dollars, and then plus another six to ten thousand dollars between hooking up and collapsing your septic tanks and putting in the film.
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Let me ask you.
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And then if you're on the east, Lisa, for the people that don't know, let's say I don't have the money.
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Let's say I have a I'm a homeowner and I don't have thirty-six grand.
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What happens?
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Well, if you don't do anything and you just allow them to put it on your tax bill without any sort of a response with which which program you want to go into, you'll go into the 30-year program.
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And it's gonna be somewhere between thirty five hundred and forty five hundred dollars a year on your tax bill.
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Wow.
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Wow.
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Additional thing.
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That's a car payment.
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Right.
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It's a car payment every month.
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Well, it's$4,500 to hit you in tax time.
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That's what it is.
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I mean, let's talk about you you can eliminate property tax and you just give it right back to yourself right there, real quick.
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Uh but you can go in that area.
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But there are other options where you can pay cash or you can uh finance it your own way, or the but if you don't, they add it to your tax bill.
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If you can't afford it, they add it to your tax bill.
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And then if you can't pay that$4,500 the first year, they're gonna put a lien on your house within three years, they'll keep it.
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Bingo, you got it.
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Wow.
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Seems like a solid deal for everybody out there.
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Yeah, this is not a North Cape issue.
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This is an entire city of Cape Coral issue because if the North Cape goes into foreclosure, it's gonna affect the entire city's property values.
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So how do you how do you fix that?
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How do you extend the utilities without bust to the head of a homeowner for thirty-five grand?
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And at this point, you've already done what, a quarter of the city already, so you can't really backtrack, you'd have to give all their money back.
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Right, and that's not what we're looking to do here.
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But I mean, it w the the North Cape ne the South Cape never had to pay for the roads.
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They never had to pay for turnabouts or turnabout yeah, turnarounds uh and the uh or any curbing.
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And that's an that's a lot of this project right here.
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And then there's a beautification portion of it as well that was also ja uh put on there for anybody west of Burnstore Roads.
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So that's another five thousand dollars right there, actually almost six thousand dollars right there.
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So what you I mean it it doesn't stop.
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So what you would hope for in in a situation like this, how would you how would you redesign it?
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You get elected, you're now the mayor, how would you redesign it?
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Bare bones.
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We're not this is a time of needs over wants.
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We need to be looking at what is needed versus what it what everybody just wants.
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So, and we don't need the turnaround the turnabouts because nobody knows how to drive on them, number one.
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And come on, Jason, you know what I'm doing.
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Right, I live at the 24th one in the cave, man.
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That is so funny.
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No one has it.
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You're right, no one knows how to drive in circles.
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And you're like, what are you doing?
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And then the person who stops in the middle of the circle, that is the one person I'm like, what are you doing?
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You're right, no one can drive in the circles.
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We don't need those things, but they do help traffic.
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They do help like fire truck.
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They cannot get around.
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So, my um I you know, so uh what do you say to people, Lisa, that says this is, you know, you suing the city uh less than 30 days before your campaign?
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People that are un educated, the voters, they just sit, you know, an un educated voter just sees uh a candidate suing it.
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Do you believe this could hurt your campaign?
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No, I I think honestly, I think anybody in the North Cape that is, you know, scared to death, which there's so many people that are scared to death right now, they feel hopeless, they don't know what to do.
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Someone is stepping up and actually, you know, putting the fight out there, which is who I am, and that's really what this all comes down to.
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You know, I this is this is what I do when I see an injustice, and this is an absolute injustice, to do this just one day before the election when the contracts are good until January of 2027.
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Why are we rushing to do this the day before the election?
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The council passed it five to three in September, uh close, you know, at the end of September.
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Uh you're going in now.
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Obviously, I would say one of the fives is uh it would be uh Mayor Gunter.
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If you won and they revoted, it would be four to four.
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Uh what would happen then?
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Well, no, no, I'm saying that they need to wait until after the election to actually pull to cast this last vote.
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All right.
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So there's a there's a there's a last vote.
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There's a push for it November 2nd.
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All right.
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So they had a meeting on it.
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And and all right, there you go.
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All right, so November.
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And and then has the city said anything?
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Have they commented back to you that they're willing to stall it, not to have the lawsuit out there?
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Well, I think we're all uh nobody's really talking to each other about it right this moment because of the lawsuit.
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When does the court case happen?
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I don't know.
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I don't know.
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They just filed it on Friday.
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So the time is ticking.
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Right.
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November 3rd is the day.
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Well, Lisa, keep us updated on what's going on and and how it's going.
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And uh and I can see you fighting for the residents there, and that utility expansion project is something that's probably confusing some home homeowners.
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They have no idea uh how to handle it, especially if they're uh if they're maybe a senior or a brand new homeowner that doesn't understand the responsibility of homeownership.
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Uh and that that could be detrimental either way.
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And you're right about the about the foreclosure too.
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I would agree with that.
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Uh thank you very much.
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It scares me to death.
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Yeah, absolutely.
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So I just I love my community, and I don't want this city to go through that.
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Here, real quick, do you live in the North District?
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I do not.
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I'm in the Southwest.
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My assessments are in and paid.
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Hmm.
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That's great to hear.
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Uh fighting for the people you don't even live near.
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Uh I uh I well, Lisa, I really appreciate you.
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Thanks for joining us on the show.
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Lisa Cohen Atkinson, your Cape Coral mayor candidate, uh commenting on the uh lawsuit that she has.
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We'll talk again real soon.
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Yes.
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All right, thank you guys.
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Have a blessed day.
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You too.
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Alvie Townsend and Money Matters Monday is next.
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Plus, I'm gonna tell you about what I would call one of the greatest moments of my life.
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Hands down.
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One of I can't put it in that.
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I'll tell you about it.
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Coming up next on 925.
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The following segment is for informational and entertainment purposes only, and should not be considered financial, investment, legal, or tax advice.
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The midterms happen here.
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925 Fox News.
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Right, all along.
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Welcome back to daybreak.
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Here on 925 Fox News, I'm your host, Jason Jones, along with Rob Stevens.
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Joining us now for Money Matters Monday from Avantage Retirement Partners is my good friend Alfie Townsend.
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Alfie, good morning.
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Welcome to the show, buddy.
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How are you doing today?
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Hey, after ACDC introduction, I love it.
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I love it.
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There, that's how we're gonna do it.
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Hey man, the NASDAQ and SP both hit an all-time high last uh Tuesday.
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What's driving that uh when we got oil and rate talk hanging over everything?
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What's driving that movement?
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Well, I think it's the profits of the companies.
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You know, with AI, companies are making more money than they've ever made.
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This is uh this is uh you know, this is what's driving the the markets right now, profitability.
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So that's a good thing.
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That's and people are still spending.
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Um Jason, people are still spending, and that's you got people spending, profitability of companies.
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So yeah, interest rates are are higher, but I think everybody knows with oil that and inflation's still high, that uh yeah, what once this this war ends it's going to be it's gonna plummet like a rock.
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It really will.
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We all know that too.
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We got soft job numbers and traders pulled back on the rate hike this month.
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I mean, let's talk about it.
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How much of that is actually real, or are we just seeing it uh f like as optics?
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Yeah, because they always revise it, it always comes back.
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Seems to be better than it really uh reports at first.
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But you know, with job numbers a little bit soft, the good thing about you know, remember, sometimes bad news is good news.
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You would think that would be bad news, but on the on the on the front there, that means the feds most likely will not be raised.
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It's like a 78% chance the feds will not be increasing rates.
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And it was it was definitely um about a 78% chance they were gonna increase again.
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So it it's probably not gonna have an increase until December.
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Now, December, they'll look at at numbers and most likely they might have a a quarter of a percent increase in December, but we'll see.
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We'll see how how things go.
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JP Morgan and Goldman both have reports coming out tomorrow.
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Does a big bank profit if they if they have a big profit?
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Uh is that tell us anything useful about the rest of the economy?
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Well, one thing about you know, JP Morgan has had their their biggest uh net income of twenty-one billion dollars with the largest quarterly profit of any bank ever.
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And and the reason why you're seeing profits is you know, interest rates are a little bit high, but people are still borrowing.
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And you have a lot of IPOs out there.
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You know, these uh uh Mr.
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Public offerings, you have you know, um SpaceX was the the biggest one.
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And so yeah, these these banks, these private banks are you know, they love they love that.
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They love IPOs, they make so much money, loaning money on that.
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So this is uh this is good for them.
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So overall, you know, uh it the economy you know, if you go back to not to get political, but we gotta get political.
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We have just a few weeks, a couple weeks left before they they go, everybody goes and votes.
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But with what this president President Trump is doing for the economy and for business, he's a businessman, and you can tell he's running this this country as a businessman.
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And there's so much money coming in.
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Trillions of dollars are being invested here.
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And that's one of the reasons why the markets are doing good.
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People are are working.
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It's just there's a couple things holding it back.
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And the main thing is obviously inflation costs of things.
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So the negativity is that his economy isn't doing good.
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I don't think people can give him a bad rating for the economy.
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They're just looking at one thing and it's oil prices and food prices.
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I understand that.
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But they're but they're but they're tied to each other.
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They're tied to each other.
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Yes, they're tied to each other.
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But if you think about what would the the Democrats, what do they want to do to lower that?
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They want to increase, they're going to increase stuff.
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They don't want uh fuel to be low.
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They love fuel to be high.
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And so that's gonna go up.
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And there's just nothing in healthcare.
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It's gonna cost trillions of dollars to do what they want to do.
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So they're they don't offer a solution.
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Right.
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They have no solution.
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You're right.
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Absolutely.
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It really does.
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And people have to have to really think.
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I hope they're they're critical thinkers.
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November 3rd's coming quick.
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Make sure you vote properly, make sure you actually get out there and understand what you're voting for, right?
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I mean, that almost could be the tip of the week.
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But what is our tip of the week, Alfie?
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Yeah, I like that one.
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No, I I I do.
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I like that one.
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And you know, with with the uh 10-year treasury, they're they're ticked up.
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So just again, you need to look at your statements and see what these banks are paying you.
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You know, they're making profit.
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You we just saw the profitability of these banks.
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And one of the reasons is that a lot of people just don't look at their statements, and that money is sitting there at 0% interest, not making any money at all.
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Or you can take that money and invest that money, even move it into a money market account from a checking account and make thousands of dollars on your money.
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So I hope you're gonna look at your statements.
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And again, don't forget to look at your credit card statements to get that thing paid off or transfer to a different one that's with with uh very low, low interest rate for a certain time period, because that is robbing you of your of your future, really.
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Well, Alfie, I really appreciate you being on the show with us, man.
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It's always great to have you on.
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You get a hold of Alfie at Advantaged Wealth Partners, man.
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We'll talk to you again next Monday, buddy.
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All right.
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You got it.
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Great job, Rob.
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You did a good job.
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Uh thank you, Alfie.
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Loved what you did, man.
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Love it, man.
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I love Alfie.
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Always listening to the show, always being a big part of it.
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Uh, and you know what?
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That's where your money matters.
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You want to know where my money doesn't matter?
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It's on the ice rink.
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That's exactly where my money doesn't matter.
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It doesn't matter.
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It doesn't matter there.
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Why?
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Because it's all about Finn.
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And I had to I want to tell a story with you real quick this morning.
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I'm gonna tell you about one of the best moments of my entire life, and I never even expected it to be this big.
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This past weekend, Finn, who's an eight-year-old, my son, plays hockey for the AU Junior Everblade.
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Just to give you an explanation, there's three levels of 8U.
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There's orange, black, white, or white and black.
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He's an orange level, he's at the higher level.
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He plays for them.
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They go to a tournament, they they head out to uh a thing called the Silver Sticks out on the East Coast, right?
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They the drive over there, very emotional.
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I'm thinking about it.
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And then we get there and we're in a shared locker room, and I'm like, what's going on?
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This isn't normal, but I'm new to it, so maybe it is normal, and I'm asking around.
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They moved us, no big deal.
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But I felt like that was a motivator.
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We walk into the first game, we're down by one with a minute left.
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They had to pull the goalie.
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They pulled Finn to try to get it ahead.
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It was a tough loss.
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Uh, we lost two to two to nothing with empty net.
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Uh, they got another one on, but that's all right.
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Because after that, Finn scored two shutouts.
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His first shutout as a travel hockey player, and then he did another one back to back.
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He has an incredible team and incredible defense that's coached by incredible people.
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Coach Brian, Coach Mark are incredible individuals that teach these men uh or these young men great things.
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So, and then came when they won four of five to go into the championship round.
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I had to leave at that moment.
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I had to leave at that moment to come home to go work for my other side of my other business, and I missed it, but I did watch it.
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I watched every second of it.
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Uh, I didn't miss a minute of it.
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I watched it online.
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It was amazing.
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It was it was just amazing to see, right?
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Fan only had seven goals on six games and eighty plus saves.
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I can't I mean eighty plus saves.
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He he played better than I've ever seen him play ever.
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Uh he told me before we got there as we're walking in, he goes, I'm gonna win this for the coach.
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The coach never won a silver six.
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I'm gonna win this for the coach.
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What a beast.
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And he went in there and he had I I got chills when I tell you it.
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And when he got his first shutout, I'm in tears.
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I'm crying.
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The coach pushed the defense hard to help Finn get his first shutout.
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The team pulled together, they made it happen.
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It's an incredible team.
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But there was something strange going on, and I want to tell this story.
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There was some reason, not a lot of rules for this particular tournament, not a lot of penalties called, right?
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And our team was getting a lot of roughing and penalties that would normally be in any other game, right?
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And I want to tell you this because there is a player on our team called Maddox, and he's a player from another organization that came over and joined our organization this year.
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And he wasn't appreciated over there because he was an aggressive player.
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He's very aggressive, he loves to play, right?
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Uh and as we have the situation with no rules, the coach, Coach Bryant, could have easily unleashed Maddox to go have him handle any one of these wild players.
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But he, like I've said before many times, he raises them as good humans before they're good players, and Maddox understood that.
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I'm proud to be a parent of this team, a fan, a loyal member of the Junior Everblades 8 major family.
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I'm thankful for the coach, the players, the parents of this team, and it's my honor to brag about their big win, and I really wanted to brag about it today.
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They they did an amazing time.
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It was a it was a chilling experience.
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And by the way, I am the loudest fan in the stands, and I can prove it today.
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Here we go.
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That's just women.
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The lady turns around and goes, they're just kids.
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And I'm like, well, they're just kids for you, but they're star athletes for us parents, and we understand what a dedication they have.
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They're on the ice four or five days a week.
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They care about their sport, they live their sport.
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If yours is just a kid, push them back direct.
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Um, and then uh this is something I did every time we scored.
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Listen, you can hear my booms.
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Listen.
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Every time they score, I say boom.
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Listen.
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Heard that.
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I know, right.
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And understand that's on a that's on a webcam speaker.
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Like, understand how loud I am.
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My voice is still a little hoarse from the game.
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And and this one lady turns around, she's totally mad at me.
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And I just said, oh well.
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Congratulations, AU Majors, Junior Everblades.
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You guys are champions, and it's an honor to be a part of the the uh the family.
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Right all along.
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Or hi, I'm Daryl.
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This is my brother Larry.
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This is my other brother Larry.
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Yeah.
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All right.
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I was just wondering if you remember that.
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I don't remember the show, but I do remember that line.
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It was New Heart, and I believe there was only one Larry and two Darrells.
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Oh, is that what it was?
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Hi, I'm Larry.
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This is my brother Daryl, my other brother Daryl.
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Oh, thank you very much.
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There you go.
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Roger coming in and correcting me on my TV uh education.
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It's all right.
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I was sheltered as a child.
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Uh uh Larry, are you ready?
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By the way, Larry, have you already dealt with your utilities expansion project there in Cape Coral?
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Yes.
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All right, all right.
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Just wanted to see if you already what did you think about that bill when you got it?
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Uh well, when we purchased our home, it was already paid off.
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Oh, you got lucky.
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All right, all right, all right, there you go.
00:32:13.720 --> 00:32:14.359
All right, here we go.
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Let's play the game and see if we can get you a$50 gift card to Mel's Diner.
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All right.
00:32:18.680 --> 00:32:19.079
Good.
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All right, question number one for an associate's degree.
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Who was the second president of the United States?
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John Adams.
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You have an associate's degree and a$50 gift card to Mel's Diner.
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Question number two.
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What is a fl uh Florida's official I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry, that's not it.
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What was the long economic crash of the 1930s called?
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Great Depression.
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There you go.
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You got yourself a bachelor's degree.
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Let's go now for the master's.
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What group of top military of officers advises the president?
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What group of top military officers advises the president?
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Uh, the joint chiefs.
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There you go, my friend.
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You got a master's.
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Here we go for the doctorate.
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How many amendments does the U.S.
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Constitution have?
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Get within two.
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I'll give it to you.
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28.
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That's good for me.
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27's the number.
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You're a big winner! Congratulations.
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You are a doctor of political knowledge and a$50 gift card to Mel's Diner.
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You know what?
00:33:30.599 --> 00:33:34.440
Mel's Diner's got locations at Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Benita Springs, and Naples.
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There's great home-cooked food near you.
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And now you got$50 to go enjoy it there.
00:33:38.519 --> 00:33:39.640
All right, Larry?
00:33:40.119 --> 00:33:40.440
Great.
00:33:40.519 --> 00:33:44.759
I'll have to try the uh Say it.
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Say it.
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Meatloaf.
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Yeah, that's right.
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You want to try the meatloaf?
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That's right, Larry.
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You know all about it.
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There you go.
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Say it, but Larry, I love it.
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All right.
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Hold on, man.
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Let me get all your information.
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I love that everybody knows that I love the meatloaf, right?
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The meatloaf's good there.
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You can't bake, you can't, you can't knock it.
00:34:01.240 --> 00:34:03.799
They got a good meatloaf there at uh at Mills Night.
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They got good everything there.
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And I I always love a place where you can get a uh a great meal and a ice cold beer at the same time.
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And so uh it's a great place to eat.
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Uh breakfast, lunch, or dinner, it don't matter.
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Go try it.
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Great size portions, too.
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They feed you well there.
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Right.
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They absolutely do, man.
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And uh thank you, Larry, for playing along with us.
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It's been great having you.
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Uh he's one of the lucky ones that got lucky with the uh the utility expansion project because it was already uh hooked up for him.
00:34:28.599 --> 00:34:32.519
You know, I uh want to remind everybody that a week from today's a big day.
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You know, Trey is going to be at seed to table broadcasting his whole show live there in Naples.
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And it's and there he'll be having a uh basically a live debate on Amendment 3.
00:34:45.079 --> 00:34:46.519
He's gonna have some supporters coming.
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He's gonna have some people that are not for it.
00:34:49.239 --> 00:34:56.680
So the pros and cons of the property tax exemption amendment that's on your ballot November 3rd.
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Some people aren't sure where they're gonna go.
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So no matter which way you side on, maybe it's a great place for you to go and try to figure out exactly which way you're gonna go if you're undecided.
00:35:06.199 --> 00:35:17.719
The other side of this is that it's a great time for you to go out and see Trey do his show live and go meet Trey, say hello to Trey and the people around him, it's gonna be a great time.
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So uh if you make your way out, you will see Trey at Seed to Table.
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It's all happening a week from today, 5 to 8 p.m.
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A week from today, all right, October 19th is when it's all gonna go down there at seed to table.
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So if you're not sure where you stand on amendment three, five to eight, uh, on the nineteenth, you can see uh Trey Radel broadcasting live and in person there on the 19th.
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So uh make sure you make your way out there, man.
00:35:46.039 --> 00:35:49.400
All right, we've got a uh a great rest of the show to come up a little bit later on.
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We're gonna be joined by Chris Hall, the county commissioner of Collier, who's got an opponent.
00:35:54.119 --> 00:35:58.360
Uh, we're gonna get into him next hour as we'll have uh go one-on-one with him next.
00:35:58.599 --> 00:36:02.920
Also, is it time for Ukraine to get a new president?
00:36:03.239 --> 00:36:04.599
President Trump thinks so.
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We'll have that discussion.
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Plus, you're five at 835.
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And last but not least, we will sit down with uh David Nazario from Wink and Wink Meteorologist from his story of being on the honor flight.
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That's all next hour inside Daybreak on 925 Fox News, right?
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All along.
