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Dan and Jordan, I am sweating.
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Knowledgefight.com, it's time to pray.
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I have great respect for Knowledgefight.
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I'm sick of them posing as if they're the good guys saying we are the bad guys.
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Knowledgefight.
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I am so sick of them posing as, uh..
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Knowledge Fight, knowledgefight.com.
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I love you.
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Hey everybody, welcome back to Knowledge Fight,
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I'm Dan.
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I'm Jordan.
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We're couple dudes, like to sit around,
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worship at the altar of Selene
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and talk a little bit about Alex Jones.
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Oh, indeed we are, Dan.
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Dan.
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Yes, sir.
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Dan.
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Jordan.
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Quick question for you.
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What's up?
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What's your bright spot today?
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My bright spot today, Jordan, is I'm going to be
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taking a trip this weekend.
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Ooh.
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I'm going to be going to visit a friend,
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very, you know, sort of rare trip kind of thing.
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Yeah, I know.
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Time off.
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Yeah.
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And so, I mean, this is a bright spot
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because I like, I'm excited about that.
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Of course.
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Also, I bring this up because, you know,
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because of this we'll, our episodes are going to be out
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on Wednesday.
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Right, right, right, right.
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Friday next week.
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Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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So here's the announcement of that.
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My bright spot, I cannot even enjoy without couching it
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within an apology for not doing the show for you.
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I apologize.
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My brain is a mess.
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Deeply.
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For doing one thing for me.
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And still putting out two episodes next week.
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And still putting out two episodes.
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Tons of people put out one a week, buddy.
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I have a problem.
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I have a number of problems, but this is one of them.
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It's up there.
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So yeah, what's your bright spot?
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I got a rare double bright spot,
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but it's also the same bright spot.
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Well, we can't plug your standup show.
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No, it's already happened.
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Yeah, by the time this episode comes out.
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That's the point.
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I did not plug it on purpose.
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I have not done it for two years.
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Do not know what's going to happen.
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You did mention it on the show.
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Oh, did I?
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And you mentioned it on Twitter.
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Yeah, but that was like months ago.
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I think you, didn't you retweet Druffki posting about it?
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Oh yeah, but that was today.
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Come on.
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Well, you're still promoting.
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Fair enough.
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No, there's that,
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but also the most important bright spot is on Friday.
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I found out last night that Maria Bamford is in town.
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Oh, wow.
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At the Den.
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And so my favorite comic of 20 years,
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who I have never been able to see live.
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Like I remember her first Comedy Central half hour.
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Yeah.
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Like I can still do the cult leader bit
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from the first half hour.
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And I finally, I get to see her live.
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Oh, that's great.
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I'm so excited.
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That's great.
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And you're back into standup.
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Maybe you could get a set in.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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She's looking for an opener?
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Hey, just so you know,
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I just, you know,
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I just did my first set in a while back last night.
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I don't know if you need somebody.
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Yeah, look, I know there's nobody else available.
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I know you've got good comics,
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but I'm me in case you were wondering.
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So yeah, I hope you have a great time.
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I'm so excited.
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It's gonna be great.
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Jordan, today we have an episode to do.
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And because we're, you know,
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not gonna be having an episode on Monday.
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Sure.
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I was really hoping to have a present day episode to do.
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Of course.
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To catch up,
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see what Alex has been doing in the real world.
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Stay in the present day.
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Yeah.
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As you know, we had a,
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on Wednesday we had a 2003 episode,
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but unfortunately Alex has been out of studio.
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Owen Schroyer has been hosting.
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Oh yeah?
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For the week.
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I can't think of any reason
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why Alex would need to be out of studio
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other than probably furious eight hour a day
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meetings with lawyers.
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I'm not entirely sure what it is either.
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Maybe he's selling his house for a fourth time.
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Sure, sure.
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But whatever the case is,
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there's not really anything to go over per se.
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Right.
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So we were in a bind, you know,
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like we're not gonna have an episode on Monday.
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Right.
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We can't not have an episode on Friday
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because Alex is out of town.
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A long weekend might kill you, Dan.
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Exactly.
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A long weekend might kill you.
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I have to get a hit of work.
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Yes, exactly.
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I need one.
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Come on up, Jonesy.
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Just fry it up in that spoon and go to work.
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So I was trying to figure out like,
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well, what can we do?
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Maybe a Jim Baker, nothing good there.
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Sure.
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Went to Project Camelot Land,
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didn't find anything worthwhile there.
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Bummer.
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So I decided we're gonna stick in 2003.
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Okay.
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And we're gonna keep going through June 2003.
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We're gonna be talking about the 18th and the 19th today.
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All right.
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And this started out terrible.
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Oh.
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Awful.
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Oh.
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Unlistenable.
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Maybe a long weekend bad.
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Boring.
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Ooh.
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Just trash.
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Yeah.
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And then it heated up.
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Okay.
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And I have to tell you that this is one
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of the most revelatory episodes we will ever do.
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Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
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Accidentally found in the mire
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of just unlistenable garbage.
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Sure.
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So we'll take care of that.
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Everyone listening, you stop your cars in traffic right now.
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I was really hoping to avoid that kind of language.
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Yeah, I know.
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But yeah, essentially.
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Yeah, I know, I got it.
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So before we get to that, let's take a little moment
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to say hello to some new wonks.
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Oh, that's a great idea.
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So first, Emery, who's Celine Worshipping Cats
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made them click this button.
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Thank you so much, you are now a policy wonk.
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I'm a policy wonk.
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Thanks, Emery.
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Thank you.
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Next, Dan is naming his cat, Next Cat, Nonk.
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Thank you so much, you are now a policy wonk.
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I'm a policy wonk.
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Thank you very much.
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Next, Erica from Louisville.
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Thank you so much, you're now a policy wonk.
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I'm a policy wonk.
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Thanks, Erica.
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That was spelled out phonetically.
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That wasn't me.
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Right.
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Right.
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Next, Louise the Hobbitch, thank you so much,
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you are now a policy wonk.
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I'm a policy wonk.
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Thank you, Louise.
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Thank you, Next, Barkie Donaldson, thank you so much,
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you're now a policy wonk.
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I'm a policy wonk.
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Thanks Barkie Donaldson.
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Next, if being a feminist makes me a witch
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and witches are the brides of Satan,
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am I technically the bride of cyber Satan?
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Thank you so much, you are now a policy wonk.
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I'm a policy wonk.
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Thank you very much.
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And finally, coming out of my cage and I've been doing just fine, I'm Mr. Bright Spot.
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Thank you so much, you're an out of policy wonk.
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I'm a policy wonk.
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I decided to sing that one.
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Minus points.
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I'm Mr. Bright Spot.
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Minus points!
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That's fun.
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Okay, that is fun.
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So Jordan, today we're staying in 2003 and we have two out of context drops.
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One is an out of context drop that I think is just like sort of standard out of context
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drop business.
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The other is one that I think will be very helpful in the future.
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Here's the normal one.
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You know, it takes a lot for somebody to set themselves on fire and I don't think it's
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a good thing to do.
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Okay.
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Sure.
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Sure.
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I mean, I have not heard a good argument, yeah, but okay.
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I think in terms of Alex's advice, that's about as good as it gets.
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You know, things have to be pretty bad to get there.
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Now this will come in very handy in the future.
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Let's talk to Dan in Illinois and Spencer in Ohio.
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Dan, you're on the air.
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Go ahead.
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Yeah, Dan in Illinois.
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No!
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No!
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God damn it!
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No!
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Go ahead, Dan, you're on the air.
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I was listening to that and I was like, huh?
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Dan in Illinois?
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Hello.
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I knew the episode was from 2003 and it still was like, hey, that's me.
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You weren't even in Illinois!
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Nope.
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Alright, so here we go.
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We're going to start on the 18th.
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This is a slog.
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This was like really bad at the beginning.
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Maybe the first two hours of the show are real trouble.
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I think it's fun.
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03 seems to have a dual kind of like being a font of out of context drops nonstop.
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We're getting two almost every time we go back there, but also being inexplicably boring
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for long stretches of time.
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It is sometimes walking through like knee deep mud for sure.
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For pearls.
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Yes.
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And sometimes you find them, sometimes you don't.
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And one of the other things that I was struck by, I was like, this is so much, I've mentioned
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this, this is so much more of a radio show back then.
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You know, he's like hitting the headlines and then going to calls and he'll have a guest.
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It's jumping around enough that, you know, it keeps your attention mostly.
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But I was reflecting on how when we'd go to the 2008 stuff, he's just like singing along
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to country and having a great time.
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It's not that.
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No.
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It's, it's kind of like, he doesn't have as much freedom or like joie de vivre yet at
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this point.
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That comes later and he starts singing country and then his life completely falls apart.
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This is still like, I'm trying to be a professional.
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This is before he's comfortable enough to be like, I'm letting it all hang loose.
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This is on the upswing.
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Singing the highway, man.
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Yeah.
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Totally.
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And I miss that.
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I miss that freedom.
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I do like, I do like that we can track ups and downs throughout his time and we can just
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go to like, I'm feeling in a real bad mood.
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Let's go to 2008 and sing some highway, man.
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So I would say that the beginning of this show and most of it on the 18th could be summed
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up as like, Alex is a cab.
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All the senior people, all the senior major detectives in major cities, almost all of
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them from our research are liars who will frame you, who will deal drugs, who will take
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your property, who will kill you and nothing will happen to them.
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They run the hit men, they run the drugs, they run the prostitution, they're criminals.
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It's just constantly talking about how evil the cops are.
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That's bananas.
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Yeah.
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I hate it so much.
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Yeah.
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This was a specific clip about like detectives, but like he's going off on cops.
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Yeah, you know.
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Pretty hard.
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But it's also boring.
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Sometimes, sometimes I feel like the right's entire moral philosophy is just like, whatever
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the left likes today, I must kill.
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Like if we could, because the right has the purity of focus that comes along with having
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no distractions but hating the left, right?
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If we could just get smart enough to make them hate the right things by us doing the
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wrong things, then we'd win.
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This is a bad strategy because then we have to do all the wrong things.
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That's a good point.
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And you run the risk of them being like, oh, I like that.
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Yeah, that's a good point.
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They're just joining in.
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It is a long shot.
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Yeah.
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It is a Hail Mary.
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Like I'm saying, this is pretty boring.
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It's mostly a lot of like shit-talking the cops, but it does lead to some interesting
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things.
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Like Alex gets a call here who has an interesting theory about the SWAT teams in the United
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States.
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Okay.
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All right.
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Barney in Maryland.
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Barney, you're on the air.
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Go ahead.
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Yeah, how you doing, Alex?
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Pretty good, sir.
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I suspect that the reason that the brutal so-called SWAT teams wear ski masks is because
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they are criminals and that they are used over and over again.
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Well, they say that it's to protect their anonymity from retaliation and they cover
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their badge numbers now routinely.
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Police walk around Austin with their badges covered up with tape and it's all part of
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the new freedom, sir.
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Well, they don't want you to recognize them because they use them over and over again
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all around the country, but taken from the art of war, it doesn't matter whether the
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king has a hundred thousand man army, as long as the people think that he has a hundred
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thousand man army.
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So that's what they're doing.
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They just fluff with us.
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You understand what's going on here?
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I can't begin to describe how excited I am about this.
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The suicide squad is the SWAT team.
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This is amazing.
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There's one SWAT team for the whole country.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Maybe two.
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They're just tricking us.
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Yeah, yeah.
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There's a few.
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There's a few there.
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There's like a rape team and a blue team.
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And that guy's new conspiracy is like, aha, it's only like 15 guys.
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I love it.
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And they're all criminals.
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That's the best.
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Yes.
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It's the best of the best.
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Look, it's the A team.
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Let's just be honest.
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Sure.
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Swats?
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Nuh-uh.
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A. That's what we do.
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No, it's the suicide squad.
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Yeah, there's that.
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Because they're criminals.
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It's just, it's nonsense.
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I like that though.
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I enjoy these out of left field theories that sometimes will come up.
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That's fantastic.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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So, on a recent 2003 episode, we talked about the case of Dr. Charles Sell, who was that
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dentist who brought up all the issues of the involuntary medicating because he was not
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fit to stand trial and refused to take medication.
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And as we discussed on that episode, in June 2003, the Supreme Court ruled that he couldn't
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be involuntarily medicated.
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Now here's how Alex covers that.
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Okay.
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I'm not going to take any more calls.
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I want to cover news.
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But talking about Supreme Court rulings, there weren't a bunch of them this week.
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They said that they can forcibly drug Dr. Charles T. Sell, the doctor.
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Did they?
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For trial with anti-psychotics, though those anti-psychotics may cause death.
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That's the ruling.
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There just can't be a high probability they'll cause death.
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So they can now grab you, hold you for longer than the sentence would even be, and forcibly
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drug you in solitary confinement.
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So this is actually the opposite of the truth.
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Yeah.
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The Supreme Court ruling in Sell versus the United States found that the courts had not
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established proper justification to involuntarily medicate Dr. Sell.
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Alex is reporting the opposite of the truth, or what I call a lie.
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Yeah.
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Alex is also making up that the Supreme Court ruled that people can be drugged as long as
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it's not too risky in terms of side effects.
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The consideration of side effects is definitely part of the equation, but if Alex had taken
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even a couple minutes to read the court's decision, he would know that the version of
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this he's pitching is fraudulent.
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The court has a very narrow window of cases that could lend themselves to involuntarily
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medicating a defendant.
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From the text, quote, first a court must find that important governmental interests are
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at stake.
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The government's interest in bringing to trial an individual accused of a serious crime is
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important.
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However, courts must consider each case's facts in evaluating this interest because
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special circumstances may lessen its importance, e.g. a defendant's refusal to take drugs may
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mean lengthy confinement in an institution, which would diminish the risks of freeing
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without punishment one who has committed a serious crime.
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In addition to its substantial interest in timely prosecution, the government has a committed
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interest in assuring a defendant a fair trial.
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Second, the court must conclude that forced medication would significantly further those
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concomitant state interests.
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It must find that medication is substantially likely to render the defendant competent to
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stand trial and substantially unlikely to have side effects that will interfere significantly
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with the defendant's ability to assist counsel in conducting a defense.
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Third, the court must conclude that involuntary medication is necessary to further those interests
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and find that alternative, less intrusive treatments are unlikely to achieve substantially
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the same results.
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Fourth, the court must conclude that administering the drugs is medically appropriate.
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So there are a number of considerations that are in this ruling, and so these are the factors
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that they have, and in the decision they found that the lower courts who had ordered him
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to be medicated did not achieve any of the standards, and so they overturned the lower
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court's decisions, and it's the reverse of what I was saying.
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It did it the way that it does.
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Yeah, Alex is a lazy fucking liar.
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It's outrageous.
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Yeah, that just seems like he was like, uh, I don't really care what they say.
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I think the point is, I'm going to say this.
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I think that his argument would be that, okay, yeah, all right, hear me out.
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So the decision says that they're overturning the decision to involuntarily medicate Dr.
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Cell, but they're also saying that there are narrow circumstances that you can medicate
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somebody in, so that means they're going to do it anyway.
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Right.
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Now, I respect that.
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However, you also said that they are going to do it to Dr. Cell.
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Right, because those narrow circumstances, they're going to make it, that's just them
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saying that they're going to do it anyway.
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Yeah, I know, it's frustrating.
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It's very dumb.
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Um, so anyway, Alex is a cab, and this applies even to the FBI, and let's be clear, these
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are not like the higher ups at the FBI.
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This isn't Comey.
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This isn't Mueller.
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Again, I know three FBI agents in Austin because I'm a friend of the other children or neighbors
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and they all live in 500,000 to million million dollar houses.
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They all belong to the finest yacht clubs and country clubs.
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They all drive brand new Cadillacs and Mercedes.
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They're a bunch of drug-dealing trash.
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And I am sick of them.
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Sick of these FBI agents that he knows in Austin.
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I am so tired of the stereotype of the obscenely wealthy FBI agent.
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Uh-huh.
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The garishly rich.
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Could not stop blowing money, FBI agent, that everyone knows from TV and movies in real
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life.
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Alex knows three of them.
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Right.
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So there's another bit of news that Alex is going on about other than just rambling about
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how bad cops are.
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Hey, that's fine.
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Roe sues to overturn Roe v. Wade decision.
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Now this is a story of how you can always come back from ignorance, come back from the
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deception, and join humanity and decency.
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Wow.
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So Jane Roe in the Roe v. Wade case was a woman named Norma McCourtney.
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Mm-hmm.
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Norma McCorvey.
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Her identity as the woman in the case wasn't a secret by 2003, and at that point she'd
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already undergone a public conversion to Christianity.
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As the person whose name is on the case that legalized abortion, she was exactly the sort
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of person the anti-abortion movement was desperate to court.
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Oh, man.
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That's a huge get for them.
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And they did.
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But all along it wasn't really all that clear cut.
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From a piece about her legacy in the Washington Post, quote, in the 1990s when McCorvey was
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on their team, she would tell evangelical leaders that she supported a woman's right
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to terminate her pregnancy within the first trimester, the procedure that accounts for
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the majority of all abortions.
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Quote, we managed that by saying she's a brand new convert.
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She needs time to mature in her faith and in her understanding of the pro-life ethic,
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Schenk says.
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Quote, we thought just give her a little time and she'll mature.
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Eventually they got her to stop saying it publicly, but they didn't know whether she'd
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actually changed her mind.
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Flash forward to 2020 and a documentary gets released called AKA Jane Roe, where director
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Nick Sweeney interviewed McCorvey.
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And since she died before the film was finished, her statement could appropriately be called
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a deathbed confession.
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And she also said, quote, this is my deathbed confession.
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Why would she say that?
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Because she was about to make a deathbed confession.
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Oh, that seems like the only reason you would say it.
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In the documentary, she admitted that she wasn't actually ever anti-abortion.
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Quote, I took their money and they put me out in front of the camera and told me what
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to say and that's what I'd say.
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To this, Sweeney replied asking, quote, it was all an act and her response, quote, yeah.
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In that Washington Post piece, Rob Schenk, an anti-abortion activist in the 90s, who's
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the guy who had that quote from the passage I read earlier, he worked with McCorvey and
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has since softened his position on abortion.
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He said that seeing her confession was shocking, quote, not because of what it revealed about
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her, but what it revealed about me and the movement.
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She forced me to be honest with myself.
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He had to be honest about the fact that they used her as a prop and that's what Alex is
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doing right now.
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Yeah.
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And honestly, Jane Rowe's opinion on abortion rights shouldn't really be held up as any
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more important than anyone else's.
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No, I mean, she's probably the smartest one involved in all of this.
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She was playing both sides for everything they got, man.
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She's smart as hell.
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I think that that is some of the sense you get if you read up a little bit.
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I like that, yeah.
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And I mean, granted her name is on the, or her pseudonym is on the actual case, but it's
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not like her saying, aha, I've changed my mind.
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That doesn't change the principles that the decision is based on.
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No, exactly.
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That's why she was like, fuck yeah, I've already got it done.
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Now I've got a million billion dollars waiting for me to lie to people.
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It's so easy.
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It's a PR thing.
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It's a PR victory for the anti-abortion folk, but it doesn't mean anything in terms of whether
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you're pro-life or pro-choice.
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And the anti-abortion folk know it, she knows it, everybody involved knows it except for
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the people they're trying to sell.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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So Alex gets to some news about Zechariah Moussaoui.
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Oh, what's he up to?
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He's in jail.
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He wants to talk to Congress about how he didn't do it and such.
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Did he not do it?
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So look, leaving that aside, this is one of the more shocking things I've heard on the
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show.
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Okay.
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Zechariah Moussaoui seeks Congress appearance.
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The only man charged a connection with the September 11th attacks has asked to testify
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before the US Congress.
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Zechariah Moussaoui claims that he and the suspected hijackers were under surveillance
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by the FBI before September 11th and the US intelligence agencies allowed the attacks
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to happen.
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This was the latest in a series of handwritten motions by Mr. Moussaoui to the judge overseeing
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the case.
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Yeah.
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The government ran the attacks.
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There were no one on board those aircraft, folks.
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Oh boy.
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What?
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Okay.
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All right.
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So.
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So we've got both Moussaoui being like, it was the government who did it, man.
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Yeah.
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Totes.
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And then Alex being like, that isn't even how much the government did it.
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You're not even real.
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There's nobody who was on the plane.
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There's nobody there.
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All right.
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Okay.
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I thought that was an interesting thing to hear.
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I like it.
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And I was very disappointed that he didn't expound on this.
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There was nobody on the planes.
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Nobody.
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There was nobody on the planes.
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I would talk about this now, but it comes back up later and we'll get to it then.
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Do you know how they got into the air?
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How's that?
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They didn't.
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No pilot.
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Giant slingshot.
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No.
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Autopilot.
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Boom.
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Gone.
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The argument is remote control, but-
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Oh well, of course.
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Throughout this episode-
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My argument is slingshot.
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It's valid.
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Throughout this episode, Alex is teasing about some announcement that he's going to
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make.
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Sure.
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And I actually didn't think that it meant anything the first time I heard it, but he
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kept doing it.
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So I went back, and here's the first time he does it.
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Got a warning to all the listeners, and I want to expose some more of the globalist
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master plan of operations from my detailed understanding from my years of study and analysis
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of the enemy.
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Of the enemy combatants, the outside force overthrowing our republic, brainwashing our
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police, institutionalizing massive systematic corruption-
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Sure.
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And control of allied crime syndicates under their control.
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They have control of the ones under their control?
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Some of the other news I want to get to is Roe sues to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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So yeah, Alex has got this warning.
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Yeah.
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That's very exciting.
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Yeah.
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Whenever there's a warning, I would like to be warned.
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You gotta know.
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Yeah, it's big stakes.
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And so-
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What are you being warned about, though?
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We don't know.
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He's teasing that there's a warning.
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That doesn't make sense.
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Right.
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So now back to a ways into the show.
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Okay.
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And here, he's teasing it again.
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What?
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I've got a particularly important warning for all the listeners and some key analysis
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on the new world order plan, so please stay with us for the duration of this hour, this
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third and final hour.
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For the next five, ten minutes, I want to bring Jack Brownrigg up.
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He hasn't been on for a couple months with us from Midas Resources to talk about gold-
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Yeah.
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He teases the warning again, but instead of getting to it, he has the gold sale.
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Oh, that's the good shit.
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That's the good shit.
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Hey, guess what?
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I'm going to prime you to buy gold.
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I'm just going to tell you how great gold is, especially if, say, something negative
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were to happen to the rest of the world.
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I have a very vague, non-specific warning to give you.
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And also, gold is on sale.
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Hey, listen, Dan, I have got a lot to tell you.
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Some things are coming that you're going to want to be really aware of.
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First, though, I'm going to tell you about how great guns are.
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Now, I don't want to warn you about what I need to warn you about.
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I'm just going to let you know.
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That would be no good, because he's not selling guns.
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Yeah, that's true.
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His show is not broadcast on a network that's owned by a gun sales company, as opposed to
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him being on Midas Resources.
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That's fair.
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Fucking smooth.
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Love it.
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That one's good.
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So, Alex, on this episode, along with being ACAB, he's very much not getting the grasp
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of Supreme Court decisions.
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Not really understanding them.
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So he fucked up a Dr. Sell one.
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Yeah, way wrong on that.
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And now he's got another one that he's totally wrong about.
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I'd be interested to see what the actual comments were from the judge.
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Well, I've got the article here.
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It happened last week, and they said that the officer just can't use it in court, but
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they can deny medical care when you've been shot or hurt and ask questions.
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I mean, that's what they said.
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And there wouldn't be any kind of repercussions to the officer?
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No.
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You can have your arm cut off, bleeding to death, and they can stand over you, saying,
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answer my questions, or I won't call the ambulance.
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And if the person is delirious or not, I just, I don't know.
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Well, imagine where it goes from here.
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It sounds like the listener or the caller is saying, like, I don't believe this at the
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end there, but he's not.
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He's just saying, I cannot believe that we've come to this point.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Outrageous, because this is very much not true.
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Alex has talked about this Supreme Court ruling that he's referencing here a number of times
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throughout the show, but he's never brought up the name of it.
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He's never brought up specifics.
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So the case in question is Chavez versus Martinez, and it was decided on May 27, 2003.
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Alex has presented the situation as one where the cop withheld treatment to a person who
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had been shot, only allowing them to receive medical care once they agreed to answer their
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questions.
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This is a complete misrepresentation of even what the basic questions were in the case,
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and what the Supreme Court ruled.
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So here's the basic details of the underlying case.
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A man named Oliverio Martinez was stopped on his bicycle by narcotics officers who attempted
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to put him in cuffs.
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They were in a narcotics investigation.
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ACAB.
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A struggle broke out, and in the process Martinez was shot five times.
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Martinez did admit that in the struggle he tried to steal an officer's gun, but for reasons
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we'll discuss later, this admission might not be all that definite.
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Yeah.
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After Martinez had been shot, an ambulance responded, and that's where the question of
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the case arises.
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Officer Ben Chavez rode along in the ambulance with Martinez, and on the trip to the hospital
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and in the hospital room, he questioned Martinez, which was potentially a violation of his rights.
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In the process of this questioning, Martinez admitted that he had used heroin, and that
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he tried to steal that officer's gun.
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So the primary question of the case was whether or not that confession could be used in court,
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or if it was a violation of Martinez's rights.
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Oh yeah, that's a way more interesting question than just they can stand over you and watch
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you bleed out.
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Right.
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That's kind of the central question, but that's not even totally accurate.
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Right.
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Because, for reasons we'll discuss later, it doesn't even become relevant because he
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never got charged with a crime.
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So it never was used against him in court.
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I'm sorry, what now?
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Right, but it's still potentially a violation of his rights.
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Sure, no, and that's a really interesting question to have solved.
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I'm frustrated by Alex's portrayal of it.
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So since he was never charged with a crime, and his confession was never used against
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him, it now becomes a question of whether or not the officer, Ben Chavez, qualifies
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for qualified immunity and is able to not be sued for his actions.
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Which he should be.
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Theoretically.
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Yeah.
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And so that's what the Supreme Court was deciding.
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Right.
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So Martinez claimed two violations.
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The first was a Fifth Amendment claim that he had been compelled to be a witness against
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himself.
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The second was a Fourteenth Amendment claim which guarantees due process and the right
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to be free of coercive questioning.
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What made the case extra complicated, like I said, is that Martinez never got charged
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with a crime, and the confessions were never used in court.
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So even though these confessions were never used in court, were Martinez's rights violated
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by the officer questioning him when he was in the ambulance and in the emergency room?
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Because if so, Chavez can be sued.
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And this is why we need to discuss this.
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Right.
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The Ninth Circuit Court had ruled that Martinez's Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment rights had
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been infringed based on the persistent nature of Chavez's questioning, and that, quote,
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the Fifth Amendment's purpose is to prevent coercive interrogation practices that are
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destructive to human dignity.
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Yeah.
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This was then appealed to the Supreme Court, who decided in May 2003 that Chavez's actions
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did not actually constitute a violation of Martinez's constitutional rights.
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The rationale is a bit complicated, but a lot of it does boil down to the fact that
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Martinez was never actually charged with a crime.
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Since he was never under oath, the court decided that his Fifth Amendment rights weren't applicable
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to these questioning.
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As for the Fourteenth Amendment question, they found that the questioning Chavez engaged
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in wasn't, quote, egregious or, quote, conscience shocking, as it was claimed to be in the prior
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cases.
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But what's the point of a Supreme Court if their ruling includes it's not conscience
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shocking?
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Fuck off.
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Apparently that's some of the specifics of the language.
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That is the dumbest fucking thing I've ever read.
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That's insane.
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They reviewed the specific conduct he engaged in and found that it was not consistent with
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the violation of the Fourteenth Amendment.
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On the consideration that the court had decided that Chavez had not violated Martinez's rights,
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he was eligible for qualified immunity, and such he couldn't be sued for the actions that
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he took as his official capacity as a police officer.
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If you listen to Alex's show, you would know literally none of these details.
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You would just think that a guy got shot in the stomach and then a cop refused to let
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medical responders treat him until he agreed to be questioned, and then the Supreme Court
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said, hey, that's cool.
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It did seem that's the way he portrayed it.
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That is.
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Yeah.
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That's the way it is.
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The first problem is that Alex's version of it focuses entirely on the wrong question,
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because it's based on a made up version and detail of the case.
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The court wasn't determining whether or not it was appropriate to withhold medical care
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until someone agrees to questioning, because that didn't happen.
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Here's from the Supreme Court ruling, quote, here there's no evidence that Chavez acted
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with a purpose to harm Martinez by intentionally interfering with his medical treatment.
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Medical personnel were able to treat Martinez throughout the interview, and Chavez ceased
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his questioning to allow tests and other procedures to be performed.
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Nor is there evidence that Chavez's contact exacerbated Martinez's injuries or prolonged
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his stay in the hospital.
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Moreover, the need to investigate whether there had been police misconduct constituted
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a justifiable government interest, given the risk that key evidence would have been lost
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if Martinez had died without the authorities ever hearing his side of the story.
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That is a very important point.
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That is a good point.
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This case is really interesting, and there's something to be learned from discussing it.
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You know, you see interesting things you can learn from both angles, pro and con, what
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happened.
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But it's not interesting in the way that Alex is pretending it is.
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It's interesting because I think the ultimate hinge point really comes down to, do you believe
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that the physical presence of the officer there is, by implication, a threat?
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Coercion.
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Yeah, exactly.
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While you are being treated, you are at about the weakest possible you can be.
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So the mere act of him being there, because of course, at any point you are aware he could
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just push somebody aside, you know?
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So there's that kind of, and so the question is, do you think that's real or not, you know?
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And I think that consideration that is in the ruling of, you know, if there is evidence
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that the police had acted inappropriately in the shooting, and he has that evidence,
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and no one else would be able to provide it, and he might die, it's in everyone's best
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interest to be sure we know that evidence.
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That is an angle on this that I hadn't even considered until I went over it.
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I hadn't thought about that one, yeah.
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There's a lot going on here, and what Alex does is he creates a fake version of these
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stories in order to get mad about them, and then he accuses his enemies of doing something
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they didn't do, so he can get even more mad and make the audience more mad.
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It's just silly.
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And most important of all, though, he doesn't have to learn anything.
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No.
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That's the most important lesson we can take from Info Wars.
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And here's the other thing, the other added benefit, he doesn't have to wrestle with ambiguity.
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Oh, no, absolutely not.
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Because even as I hear the details of this case, I don't know exactly what I think is
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the right thing to do.
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Totally.
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I don't know how comfortable I am with the idea of police interviewing people in an ambulance.
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I don't think I'm cool with it.
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I think it could absolutely be very much abused.
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Yeah.
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But at the same time, that argument of needing to possibly get evidence they couldn't get
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any other way against the police, that does make sense.
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Sure.
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Theoretically.
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Theoretically.
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Yeah, theoretically.
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And it's the same thing with the Charles Sell thing.
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Involuntarily medicating somebody I think is not good.
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At the same time, if somebody is unable to stand trial, they are doing a disservice to
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their own defense by not being able to stand trial.
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People deserve an ability to defend themselves in court.
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Yeah.
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You shouldn't try and defend yourself in court on a full moon if you're a werewolf.
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Wait until the day you're feeling normal.
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The point is there's ambiguity.
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It's not black and white.
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There's grays in some of this when you're discussing it outside of let's say a courtroom.
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Right.
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Right.
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And I just think Alex isn't equipped to do that, and I don't think that he really has
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a way to make money off the ambiguity.
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No.
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He only can do like definite, concrete decisions.
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Yeah.
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No, it's far more important for him because ambiguity suggests that there's the possibility
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you are both wrong and don't know.
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Sure.
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You may just not know, and he cannot do that.
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No.
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He just can't.
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It's too humbling to be in a position where you might be like not the biggest expert.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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It does feel like he's afraid of that.
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It's terrible.
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It's almost like you just hear the word Dewey and you go for it.
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Yep.
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Yep.
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So, we heard earlier that Alex believes that there was no one on board the planes on 9-11,
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and I thought that maybe he was just-
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Were there any planes at all?
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Well, I thought he was maybe just saying it, you know?
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Yeah.
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Just trying it out.
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Yeah.
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Just tossing it out, seeing how it feels.
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Turns out a caller calls in.
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Okay.
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And he's like, what were you talking about?
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Hey.
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Hey, buddy.
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Yeah.
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I thought that sounded weird.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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Steve in Delaware.
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You're on the air, Steve.
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Yeah.
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You made the statement that the aircraft on 9-11, no one was in them?
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Oh, he's even got that voice too.
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Yeah.
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That's great.
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The preponderance evidence shows that conclusively.
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Nine of the 19 hijackers are still alive.
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Okay.
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So, okay.
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So, there were passengers on board.
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We don't know that either, sir.
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Wow.
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Wow.
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That is a walk back or not.
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Hey, we don't know if anybody was on the plane is the exact same thing as saying no one was
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on the plane.
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Yeah.
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You're doubling down just a little bit.
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Yeah.
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Exactly.
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So, here, Alex presents some of his evidence of this.
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Okay.
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And it's really bad.
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Well, nine of the 19 hijackers aren't dead, so they weren't on the plane.
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That's also not true.
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Neither is this.
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Well, I was going to say, now let's just say that there's only 100 people on each plane
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that was actually all at precisely 20% occupancy, the AP to the study, all other planes in that
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region were at 95 to 98% capacity, but magically, the four computers malfunctioned in two different
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airlines and only 20% were allowed to be seated.
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So, yeah, that's already a contradiction of his, but I think that maybe what he's saying
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is that there's a 20% occupancy of each of them because it was artificial.
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Sure.
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It wasn't actual people on there.
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Sure.
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And it's suspicious to be looked into and he's saying that he's going to jump still
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further and say that there wasn't even that 20%.
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Yeah.
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And it's not true.
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Alex is just lying about the people on board the airlines.
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What about the computers, Dan?
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So United 93 actually did have 20% of its seats filled with 37 passengers out of a total
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capacity of 182.
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This is noted to be significantly lower than the average load for this flight on Tuesdays
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in the previous three months, which was 52%.
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So that is a relevant drop.
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American Airlines Flight 77 had 58 out of a possible 176 passengers on board.
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This was 33%, which is right in line with that flight's three-month average on Tuesdays,
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which was 32.8%.
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United Flight 175 had 56 passengers with a capacity of 168.
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This is a 33% capacity, which is a bit lower than their average on that flight of 49% full.
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On the other hand, American Airlines Flight 11 had 81 passengers with a capacity of 158,
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which represented 51%.
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The three-month average for Flight 11 on Tuesdays was actually 39%, so this is a bit more crowded
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than usual.
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Sure.
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The point is that Alex is just making up statistics to make things seem suspicious, but it's all
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completely disconnected from reality.
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He's a malicious liar, because if you follow this logic through to its natural conclusion,
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he must think that everyone who had a loved one on one of those planes must be lying.
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Or I guess there has to be a far more complicated conspiracy where the passengers got taken
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off board and killed in a hangar somewhere or whatever.
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No, I mean, it's impossible not to look at this and see Sandy Hook written all over it.
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Yeah, there's shades of it.
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They're not there.
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You know, it's like a proto.
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It's like he's trying, he's beginning the thing that will overthrow his career right
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now.
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And it seems pretty relevant to notice this trend of behavior even ten years, nine years
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prior.
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It's not real.
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So, look, it's just awful.
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It's really sad.
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When you go back to this period, you kind of hope that Alex is going to be trying to
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sell more grounded 9-11 conspiracy theories.
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Like, you know, I don't buy a whole lot of it, but I figured he'd just be talking about
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building seven and the speed of things falling and stuff.
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Yeah, yeah, that doesn't make sense.
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It's pathetic to go back and see that he's actually trying to argue that no one was on
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the planes.
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Space lasers.
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Now, they're space lasers that shoot planes from space.
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It's all the government.
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Now, if you think that Alex arguing for there being nobody on the plane is a mess.
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That's a mess.
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This gets worse.
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Okay.
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So, they go to break in the middle of this phone call.
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Alex holds him over until the next segment, and then we get another tease.
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All right, folks.
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Elaine, Carmen, Bob, you guys will be the last callers after Steve, so I've got to get
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into some of the news and the warning to everyone about the new world order, tactics, and their
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program of enslavement.
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So, yeah, he's got another, he teases again.
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Yep.
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And, uh, cool.
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Who knows what's going to happen next?
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Maybe you should buy some gold.
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Maybe.
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Maybe.
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I told you where you could earlier.
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I think that you know where to.
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So, Steve, this caller has a great point, and that is based on the things that Alex has
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been saying, there seems to be a suggestion that there's nobody who was on board.
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Yes, correct.
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This is very much the argument that Alex has been making.
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Yes.
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So, Steve, is like, what about all the people who were at the funerals?
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Let's not talk about those.
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Right.
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Now, you'll notice that Alex starts to pretend they're having a different conversation than
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they're actually having.
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Smart.
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And all the people that went to the memorial services that knew the people who are no longer
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here are being paid off?
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Well, wait a minute, they don't have to be part of the system.
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No, I mean, they load family on board, they remote control the planes, turn the systems
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off and you got a flying coffin.
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That's how that works.
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So, none of the flight attendants and the pilots, I mean, were on board?
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Well, under national security, all of those types have been seized and none of those have
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been released.
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Well, I'm talking about, I mean, the funeral services, I mean, all the people...
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No, no, I didn't say there weren't people on board the aircraft.
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I'm talking about the pilots, that's what I'm talking about.
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You're not listening to me.
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That's abusive.
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That is abuse.
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That is gaslighting, for sure.
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Alex legitimately had been arguing that there were nobody on board.
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There was nobody on board that plane, ma'am.
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He literally said that.
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I'm going to go back...
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Go ahead and play that clip again.
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Yeah, I'm going to go back and see...
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Zacharias Musali seeks Congress appearance.
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The only man charged a connection with the September 11th attacks is asked to testify
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before the U.S. Congress.
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Zacharias Musali claims that he and the suspected hijackers were under surveillance by the FBI
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before September 11th and the U.S. intelligence agencies allowed the attacks to happen.
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This was the latest in a series of handwritten motions by Mr. Musali to the judge overseeing
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the case.
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Yeah, the government ran the attacks.
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No one on board those aircraft books.
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So Alex is trying to...
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What he's done is he's fucked up.
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He's talked a bunch of shit and he's realized, oh no, there's someone confronting me about
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a fact I can't back up at all.
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Zero back up.
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So what I'm going to do is hostilely pretend that we're having a different argument and
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that argument is about all I said was that they were remote controlled planes.
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Yeah.
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That's all I said.
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Why are you saying that they were paid?
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You're the one bringing in crazy information here that I've never heard before.
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I never said there was nobody on the plane.
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Exactly.
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Why would you think that?
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All I said is that they were remote controlled.
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Sir, you're not listening to me.
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Yeah.
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If you say you're not listening to me when you're gaslighting me, I want to punch you
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in the face.
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I really do.
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It's real rough.
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It's violent.
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This, Alex continues to pretend that they weren't having a conversation about no one
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being on board.
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Their funeral services.
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I mean all of their government remote control the aircraft in.
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If you didn't hear all the evidence, I just stated there's about 500 other pieces.
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I'd like to know, like I said, you know, how did they buy off all of the people who went
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to the Memorial services?
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Stay focused, buddy.
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How do people stay strong?
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They have family on board.
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The plane gets remote controlled into a building.
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They don't know.
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So the pilots and the flight crews, uh, families were all on board.
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Yes.
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The evidence shows the planes were shut down.
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The communications have been seized under national security.
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You didn't know that?
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Yes.
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I knew that.
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I know.
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Let me add something.
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I'm the guy who calls up firefighters who are in the newspaper saying bombs were going
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off and the fires were out and the firefighter tells me I've been told not to talk.
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I'm afraid.
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So Alex isn't getting anywhere really because this guy isn't letting go of the fact that
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they were having a conversation about something else.
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And so Alex gets mad and starts yelling about authority.
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Sir, you made me almost have to kind of agree with you.
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Let me tell you something.
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I talk to firefighters.
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Yeah.
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Like, Oh, what a fucking dick.
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So Alex just proceeds to get more mad.
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What an asshole.
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You start adding all these pieces together.
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The evidence shows they were remote controlled.
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It is impossible for four hijackers to do what they did.
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Number one, number two, nine of them were still alive.
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Number three, the CIA was running a drill that morning of carrying out these plans.
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Number four, we have an official U S government plan called Northwoods where they call for
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remote controlling jets, full of passengers into the ground full of passengers.
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We have a confession.
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We have an official plan, sir.
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You have a confession that's been admitted into court.
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Yes.
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It's called operation Northwoods.
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What a bluff.
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What a fucking bluff.
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Well, he said that it's Northwoods confession is very weak.
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Um, so yeah, I mean like, I, I can't tell you enough how like weird it was to listen
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to this because this guy is very much responding to something that Alex did say, which is that
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no one was on board the planes on nine 11.
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Oh yeah.
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Alex has used weird evidence to try and argue this point.
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And having realized he can't, uh, he has treated to pretending they were talking about whether
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or not the plane was remote control.
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I never said what you said.
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I said, I never said that.
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I never said what I said.
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There were people on board who died.
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All I said was that the planes were remote control said, yeah, how dare you put words
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in my mouth?
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I don't understand how you say that.
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I say things when I know what I said and there's no way for anybody to follow up on this later
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and find out.
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So now here's where it gets really clear that he's doing this on purpose.
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As soon as this dude gets off the phone, Alex starts kind of suggesting that no one was
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on board again.
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Well, we'll be talking at the end.
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Good day, sir.
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All right.
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Appreciate the call.
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And the reason I start ranting and raving is because I'm in a hurry here.
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Yeah.
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I got the facts folks.
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Bottom line.
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Oh, and, uh, the victim's families have been told to shut up or they don't get the payoffs.
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Oh, and by the way, the, uh, the globalist are managing that right into the ground.
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They try to declare under national security, the interviews with the families before Congress
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wonder why they're trying to make that secret.
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So now here's the thing.
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If you're suggesting that the families are being paid off and that they're making sure
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no one can see the interviews with them, that has nothing to do with whether or not the
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planes were remote controlled.
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The families wouldn't know that they weren't on the planes.
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And the passengers on the planes wouldn't necessarily know that.
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I mean, I assume there would be a movie moment where somebody is like, I don't know what's
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going on.
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And they knock on the door of the cockpit and it opens up and they're like, there's
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no one flying the plane.
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I bet that wouldn't happen.
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That would be a fun moment.
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So the only thing he could be suggesting by way of these insinuations is that the families
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of the people who are on those planes are lying about their family member being on those
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planes and they're getting paid off to do it.
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You got it.
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Correct.
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There was no one on that plane.
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This is so intentional.
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What Alex did on this call is so intentional.
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It's so clear.
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He realized he couldn't defend his thing next to a guy who actually wanted to talk about
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that thing.
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That was an offensive suggestion.
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And I realized I got to save face by pretending we're having a separate argument.
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It's cowardly.
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It's amazing.
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It's the disgust I have for a person who says something, backs off of it, whines, and then
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is like, whew, now that I'm away from that guy, I get to go back to saying whatever I
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want.
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Exactly.
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And it was a maniac.
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Yeah.
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No, not five seconds.
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What an asshole.
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Yeah.
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Because if he had said those things while Steve was still on the line, you'd be like,
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wait, what are you suggesting?
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You are suggesting that they're lying to cover this up.
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No, I'm not.
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They're just remote controlled.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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No, he did that when the guy was gone because he couldn't get away with it while a critical
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voice was talking to him.
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Totally.
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It was the type of behavior that caused capital punishment in schools to be acceptable for
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a while.
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Corporal punishment.
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Corporal, yeah.
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Yeah, they used to murder kids left and right.
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Back in the 1878, 20 kids a day.
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No, I mean, just like that kind of childish, like, I didn't say that.
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I didn't say that makes you want to slap somebody.
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You can't not.
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I understand where you're coming from.
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I just get off, or not get off, but like I'm more validated by demonstrating.
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Oh, no, no, totally.
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It's great that I can show you this behavior, and it's been consistent for the last 18 years.
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Right, exactly.
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What a dick.
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What a dick.
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So Alex gets another caller, and this person is talking about stories about the Supreme
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Court decision about Charles Sell, the medication issue.
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And here is why his audience is just screwed in terms of their information space.
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The ruling says, oh, we love you.
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We care about your rights, and the lower courts aren't perfect, but you can forcibly drug
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whoever you want.
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So, exactly, as I said, here's the Washington Times headline, high court OKs forcible medication
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for defendants.
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Then you read the Washington Post headline, and I'm trying to dig it out right now, and
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it says that court limits forced drugging.
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Well, no, it doesn't.
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It just says, if there isn't a substantial risk the drugs won't kill you, they can.
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Well, the whole article reads as if they're not going to do it, and I didn't even catch
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it until you said this, and I went back and got the article, and it's like, crap, it's
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right there.
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Yeah, it's, ma'am, it's doublespeak.
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It sure is.
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All right, thanks for the call.
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Thank you.
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So, yeah, you're just trapped.
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Because the decision also discussed the narrow circumstances wherein involuntarily medicating
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somebody could be acceptable, they have decided that that invalidates the other part of the
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ruling that overturned the previous court's decision to involuntarily medicate Dr. Sell.
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Yep.
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It's, it's, I mean, you're trapped.
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It's just, it's a trap.
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Yeah, yeah.
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I mean, that's, that's, I'm rubber your glue, you know, just forever.
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I'm never going to admit to anything, and whatever you say is just going to bounce off
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me.
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Yep.
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So, Alex gets another call, and this guy says that, like, we know what we need to do, we
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need to get you and John Stappmiller together.
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There's another right-wing talk show host.
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And we need to do, like, a demonstration in D.C.
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We need to protest, you know?
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And Alex gets off on, like, like a jag about how, like, any time the Patriots want to protest,
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the government will infiltrate and make it look bad and stuff, and so he's just basically
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trying to make arguments for why you can't have a protest or whatever.
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Right, right, right, right.
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So now...
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Every time we start protesting, there's an OKC bombing and everybody thinks that it's
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us.
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So, what I can't quite understand is, I think this might be his big warning, but I'm not
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sure.
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Because it's also very clearly woven in as a response to this caller who wanted to march
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in D.C.
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All right.
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So my warning to you is this.
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I mean, I have prominent people on this show.
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The heads of prominent gun organizations, you know, prominent lawmen, prominent writers,
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and they talk about, yeah, you know, it's time for revolution, it's time for things
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to get physical.
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And I say no to that.
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That is exactly what the globalists want, that's exactly what they need, they've tried
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to provocateur it.
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Let me tell you, folks, I've been trying to build a veteran a new house, Joe Campana,
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and they were going to tear down his house.
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It's black people, white people, you know, American flags flying, local building supply
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companies get involved in donating materials, and undercover cops show up and try to talk
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about blowing stuff up.
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Trying to frame me.
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This is five years ago.
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They're criminals.
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Um, so I, maybe his warning is that there are feds around?
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They're, they're coming.
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They're coming for you.
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Well, I think the warning, if that is the warning, I guess, that he's been teasing this
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entire episode, and now we're at the end of the third hour, and there is no fourth hour
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at this point, so this is the end.
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This is the end.
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Um, he, he's saying that people who want to do violence are feds trying to set you up.
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You have been warned!
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Fine.
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That's a fine warning, I guess, because the ultimate conclusion is don't trust people
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who want to commit acts of violence, then that's probably a healthy perspective.
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Yeah, that's a good idea.
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I don't know, um, why did you build it up so much?
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This is a trite point.
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I mean, it's a, don't start violence.
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Uh-huh.
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And also this- Warning!
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This is, but this is coming right after a phone call where the guy wasn't suggesting
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violence.
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No.
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He was suggesting a protest.
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Yeah, warning.
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Uh-huh.
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Don't do violence.
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Stay off drugs.
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Good.
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Kids in schools.
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Great.
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Do it all.
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Warning!
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I don't know.
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You know what I've always found so disgusting?
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What's that?
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The, the way that he says, uh, you know, this happens to everybody, it's, it happens to
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black people, it happens to white, he always starts with black people, and the reason
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he does that is because he uses this false empathy and he's functionally, or like, he's,
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he's vocally using black people as a shield for his white supremacy.
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Yeah.
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It is so fucking, such a small thing, but every single time he does it, it's disrespectful
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and disgusting.
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Yeah.
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And I just, it's, it makes my skin crawl.
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I hate it.
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It's pretty bad.
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Yeah.
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Um, so that could have been his warning, but then this also could have been his warning.
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I'm not sure.
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He doesn't clarify enough.
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And I, and I have a declaration right here on the air that I am non-violent in any offensive
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capacity that I will defend my family, though.
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Good declaration.
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Of the U.S. Constitution, of all rights from enemies foreign and domestic, that I am non-violent
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offensively, uh, that I have no wish to commit suicide and I will never commit suicide because
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they like to kill you and say you committed suicide.
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They love it.
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I will say on the record that this government is illegitimate and is carrying out terror
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attacks to blame it on their enemies.
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Sure.
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And I give the Northwoods plan and a hundred other documents as the evidence to that on
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info wars.com.
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This is my declaration of re-independence against their corruption.
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So I don't want people calling my show, uh, you know, sitting there in a macho fashion,
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talking and a lot of our provocateurs about how they're going to do all this stuff physically.
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Just go back and take your federal paycheck and stay away from my show.
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Bottom line.
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You understand?
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I'm not going to be stupid and fall into their trap.
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They're going to do something to me.
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It's going to be a total frame up.
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So maybe this is the announcement that he's been teasing the whole- I'm not sure.
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Warning!
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If something happens to me, it's false.
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I want to say also, too, that in Alex's defense, he does clarify that, like, when I'm saying
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this about, like, stay away from my show with this bullshit, he wasn't talking about the
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caller who was just suggesting a protest.
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Right, right, right.
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He does at least catch himself and realize, like, oh, this could be seen as me saying
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any protest is wrong.
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And at least he does that.
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But yeah, I don't understand what the point is of this big warning.
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I mean, it was to declare his re-independence, obviously.
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His re-independence.
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I mean, one might say that it's a reclamation of independence as opposed to a declaration
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of re-independence, but I suppose that also works.
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I think you could also call it, um, what's the word, pointless.
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Oh, that would be a good one.
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I'm going to call, listen, I'm going to call my senator right now.
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I want them to reaffirm the declaration of independence.
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That would be great.
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Right now.
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Yes.
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And if they don't, they hate America.
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They got it.
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They hate America.
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They hate America.
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They're clearly working for Satan.
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So now, unfortunately, Alex has run out of time to get to any news stories.
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So sad.
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Yeah, and I'm sorry to other callers.
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I don't have time to get to you.
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The news we couldn't cover is on Infowars.com and PrisonPlanet.com.
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Be upfront, thank you for the call, we'll let him go now, that, that, that we're going
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to be upfront, that we're going to be mainstream, that we're going to stand against the globalists
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with the facts that they're terrorists.
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We're not going to hide around in the backwoods and hang around with the moron feds.
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We're going to stand up, be strong, be bold, and, and, and, and expose the terrorist.
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Before I end this hour, I just want to remind you that there are some $10 Olympic gold coins
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left at Midas Resources.
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Cool.
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Cool.
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That's awesome.
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That's somehow, that's even sadder than Zink.
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They're $10 Olympic coins.
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That's an infomercial at 2 AM.
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Yeah.
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And the, um, the, the guy who was on from Midas Resources is like, look, we can't ever
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find these.
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We can get the $5 ones, but we can never get the $10 ones.
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Now, these are just for Alex Jones listeners.
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I got my hands on guaranteed 250 of these.
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We're going to be able to, trying to sell 250, but hey, how about we try and sell 5,000?
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Or 2,500 maybe, whatever it is, he's like, let's try and sell double that.
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I'll find them.
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The classic.
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It's like, you have all of those.
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Used snake oil, used car salesmen, bullshitter, fuck you.
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Pretty awesome.
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So maybe Alex's big announcement and warning is that they're going mainstream and, uh,
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you know, we're not going to be hanging out with militias in the woods, uh, all the feds.
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I don't know.
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Yeah, sure.
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Why not?
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Anyway, it was disappointing to get to the end of this and not really know what his announcement
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was.
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Warning!
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The show's over.
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Yeah.
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Don't have time.
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Um, but like I said, in that mire, you find Alex getting schooled by this guy about a
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claim that Alex made earlier in the show.
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And I think that there's something really valuable about understanding what happened
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in that exchange between the two of them, because it's essential to understanding how
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Alex deals with discourse, how he deals with the idea of anybody having an exchange of
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ideas or a debate with him.
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These are the sort of tactics that will get most people off track pretty easily, just
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pretending you're having a different conversation.
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No, we've seen that his ultimate weakness is just staying on target.
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Like the moment that you don't fall for his, well, have you heard?
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Or this is the, or all of the, you know.
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That's why if I ever were to talk to him, I would just stay laser focused on Operation
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Lockstep.
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Yeah.
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I would just anytime there was something that was slightly off track, I'd say we'll talk
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about that later.
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Right.
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We're staying on this, and it would just, it would deteriorate and he'd start yelling
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at me.
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No, he'd begin to vibrate and then I assume go Super Saiyan.
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Most likely.
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Yeah.
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And it would be unsatisfying for me as well.
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Everyone.
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It'd be miserable.
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So we go to the 19th now, and again, this is a fucking slog at the beginning.
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It is so rough.
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It is mostly, the first 25 minutes is largely Alex complaining about how some Christian
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organization has been bootlegging his movies.
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Oh, those bastards.
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Yes.
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Bootlegging?
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So he wants his movies to be made, he wants you to make copies of them and spread them
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out to people, but he does not want you selling them, I guess.
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And I think that what he's really mad about is that they ran an ad in something selling
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his DVDs.
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Ooh, that's annoying.
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Right.
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That's copyright infringement.
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I agree with that.
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I do too, but it also is a little bit of a gray area based on the way that he sort of
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gives everyone carte blanche.
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I want you to make as many copies of these as you can and do whatever you want with them.
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Right.
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And don't, like, charge for them, but then it's like, okay, what about the expenses of
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making copies of tapes and stuff?
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It does seem like maybe- Could I recoup?
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Yeah, exactly.
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Where's the line, Alex?
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What's the wholesale cost and that'll be it?
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Yeah, so, and I also think there's another thing that he's a little bit mad about that
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I actually find far more reasonable, and that is that the copies that they're making are
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like fifth generation copies, and so they're bad copies that they're selling, and people
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will call him and complain about things that he didn't sell.
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Right, right, right.
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And so, like, if someone else is pretending to be a distributor of your thing and you
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have no quality control ability, that would make me mad too.
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Yeah, I mean, it would make me mad to be in the black market for Alex Jones tapes, but,
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you know, there are a lot of other problems.
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So this is about the first half of the first hour is this, and he finally talks himself
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into suing them.
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Okay.
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All right, my friends, Alex Jones back live, and one more note about the people bootlegging
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and selling my videos ripping me off.
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You know, I'm not going to talk about any of these people on the air.
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I'm just going to sue them, and, you know, I've sued people before.
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I don't make a big deal or public deal about that, but on other issues, I'm not going to
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sit here and take this type of garbage from people.
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Their deception, their lies, their corruption.
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But I am certainly just angry about that type of stuff because I have worked so hard to
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fight the New World Order.
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When he says I'm not going to talk about these people, he means by name, and I guess that's
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like, that's fine.
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Don't give them attention.
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Yeah, sure.
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Whatever.
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But anyway, this is just an almost present day-ish in terms of pointlessness.
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Yeah.
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I mean, I think you could probably just send them a quick cease and desist letter, and
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they'd be like...
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You don't need to complain for a long time on your show about it.
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It seems like a waste of time for a very important talk show.
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Yeah.
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Warning!
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These people have been selling my fucking tapes.
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Yeah.
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Alex talks about UNESCO, because there's talk that Bush is going to reenter UNESCO.
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And this is something that is very bad, because according to Alex, their plan is to destroy
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the family.
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Again?
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Let me cover what UNESCO had to say, and this is important.
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We've got to expose UNESCO.
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It says, strangle this monster in its crib.
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That's the headline by Phil Burnen, Newsmax.
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Now listen to the propaganda in this article.
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Unless Congress regains its modicum of sanity, they're not insane.
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They know what they're doing.
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They want slaves.
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They're not insane, Phil.
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Unless Congress regains a modicum of sanity, the United States of America is about to rejoin
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an organization dedicated to the destruction of the last vestiges of Christian civilization.
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He reads that paragraph twice, and one thing that I found really weird is if you go and
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actually find this Newsmax article, at the end there, it says Judeo-Christian civilization.
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But Alex just chops off the Judeo.
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I don't know if he's reading a different version of it, or if that's intentional.
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I have no idea.
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Eh, maybe he just doesn't care.
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Could be.
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So Alex, he's been rambling about this plan that UNESCO has to destroy the family, to
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destroy civilization, and I guess he's deciding to cover it by reading an op-ed in Newsmax.
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I think that's a good way.
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Sure.
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The op-ed honestly reads like a fucking parody.
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Take this ridiculous run-on sentence, for instance.
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Okay.
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I don't have to catch my breath before I do this.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Quote, most Americans are blissfully ignorant of the insidious nature of this crowd of one-world
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paganistic pseudo-communists and real ones who are bound and determined to create a new
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world order, establish new world religion of tree worshipers that supplants and scorns
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Christianity and Judaism, promotes abortion worldwide, seeks to capture control of the
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schools and school children, and is in the process of transforming national and privately
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owned property in the United States and elsewhere into its greedy hands.
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Dan, I told you I didn't want to hear Ted fucking Nugent on this show anymore.
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Need a break in that sentence.
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Fucking verbose asshole.
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Yeah.
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Tree worshipers.
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Tree worshipers.
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So that's apparently what UNESCO is doing.
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And the basis for this, according to this op-ed, is a publication called Toward World
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Understanding, which apparently UNESCO put out in 1949.
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Actually, he's not referring to that publication.
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He's referring to an op-ed in The New American that talked about that publication.
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My god.
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Third hand.
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These people are so easy.
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So here's the quote that that Newsmax article attributes to the publication.
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Quote, but government schools must stamp out the love of country and the family must be
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viewed as the enemy.
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As long as the child breathes the poisoned air of nationalism, education and world-mindedness
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can produce only rather precarious results.
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As we've pointed out, it is frequently the family that infects the child with extreme
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nationalism.
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The school should therefore use the means described earlier to combat family attitudes
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that favor jingoism.
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The sentence, quote, but government schools must stamp out love of country and the family
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must be viewed as an enemy, isn't from the UNESCO text.
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That's really surprising.
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Yeah.
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That really is surprising.
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That's the interpretation of the guy who wrote the original article in The New American,
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which is being quoted in this Newsmax article.
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Alex constantly says that UNESCO admits that the family is their enemy when that admission
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is really just an accusation from a right-wing rag.
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This is not a single publication from UNESCO.
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It's actually part of a 10-part series, which aren't textbooks like many blogs incorrectly
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claim and Alex incorrectly claims as their founding documents.
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Jesus.
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Which is ridiculous because they were founded four years prior.
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Right.
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It's called Reports of Meetings, where various perspectives were given by various speakers
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on issues related to education.
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You can find the full text of this volume that it comes from.
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This is volume five, and if you do and you read it, you come away with a slightly different
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sense of what it's about.
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Just broadly speaking, the point of the text is that an essential part of healthy development
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for children and adults is feeling like you belong.
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As you progress through life, the size of the group you belong to grows along with you.
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Initially it's your family, then maybe some friends in the neighborhood, then it's your
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class at school, then maybe your city, your state, then nation, and eventually, ideally,
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the world.
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This document is about public education, so it's basically a discussion of how to promote
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this healthy process of seeing the world as something you are a part of, along with everyone
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else.
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The issue is that a lot of this is an emotional process, and it relies on experiences, so
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for students, being exposed to sensitive and humanizing representations of people from
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other cultures is critical.
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Also, they recommend having an exchange with a family who has a kid of the same age in
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another country so a bond can be formed with people from another culture, which will instill
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in a youth the knowledge that stereotypes and prejudices someone may have about foreigners
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aren't real.
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The educators are implored to focus on the deep, meaningful ways that we are the same,
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as opposed to the more external and trivial ways that we're different.
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That said, I will admit that this document is very much against nationalism, and I can't
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imagine why someone would not have a great impression of nationalism in 1949.
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Why would they, I mean, look, okay, so, you have a couple world wars driven almost entirely
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by jingoistic, propagandist nationalists, and all of a sudden you think nationalism
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is bad?
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Have you not sang the Pledge of Allegiance in class this morning?
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It's very bizarre that someone would have this perspective.
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So weird.
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So if you actually read the thing, they spell out what they're talking about.
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Quote, education for world-mindedness at present encounters obstacles outside the school.
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The principle one certainly is nationalism.
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If the feeling of belonging to the human community develops normally by an extension of the feeling
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of belonging to the national community, it cannot possibly develop from that caricature
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of patriotism, which is extreme nationalism.
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Nationalism in the sense of caring about your country and seeing yourself as a part of it,
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that's an essential step toward seeing yourself as part of the world community.
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So the writer of this report is in no way suggesting that nations should be destroyed.
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Conversely, the real point being made is that extreme nationalism is a perversion of patriotism,
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where everything that involves here is good, and everything involving other countries is
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suspicious at best.
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Also, this is just a report of a seminar, and the introduction literally says, quote,
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the views expressed are, of course, not the views, the official views of UNESCO, nor are
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they necessarily acceptable to all members of the group.
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It is hoped, however, that they will arouse interest and stimulate discussion among teachers
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in many countries.
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So a little bit unfair, this interpretation that they're admitting that they want to destroy
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your family.
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I want to take one of those guys to like a baseball game in 2021 and watch the planes
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fly over the evil jet planes and just be like, hey, buddy, you did it.
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So here's what happened with this UNESCO document.
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This report on a seminar was published in 1949, and no one really cared, except people
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deep in the weeds in terms of education.
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Then in October 1950, William Henry McFarland wrote about it in a newsletter from his group,
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the Nationalist Action League, and then the outrage started.
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Great.
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Previous to this, actually, I kind of misspoke.
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The name was changed from the Nationalist Action League to something else before this
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publication.
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Right, right, right.
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So previously, the Nationalist Action League, and now it ends up being the American Flag
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Committee.
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Right, right, right.
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We got real close to Nazi there, so now we're American Flag Nazis.
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Yeah.
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Previous to this publication that had to do with the UNESCO thing, McFarland had self-published
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a series of newsletters called National Progress, and boy, it's bad.
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I was reading over the first issue from September 1945, and it's about what you'd expect for
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the first bit of it.
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It's laying out an aggressively anti-communist position for the newsletter, and it's all
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pretty standard, until you get to plank four of their suggestions of how to fix the country.
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Bring Hitler back to life!
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Quote, a real and lasting solution of the whole racial problem in America.
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Do you mean a final solution to the racial problem in America?
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To be based upon justice for all concerned.
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It must be understood that two races, each possessing a different set of morals and ethics
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or a different culture, cannot be forced to exist together as equals.
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This is trouble.
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We believe that the Jewish race can never become part of the Christian culture.
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We know that a Christian America will never accept Judaism.
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Those who fail to see the choice which must be made are active to complicate matters.
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Sure.
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Hitler!
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Hitler!
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Hitler!
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The solution that they suggest is, quote, the immediate deportation of all aliens.
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And I'm guessing that his definition of that term is pretty broad.
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I would probably argue it is very broad.
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So this national progress was put out by the Nationalist Action League.
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Right, right.
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And then by 1950, he created this new organization, the American Flag Committee, which was based
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on an outrage over an incident in Philadelphia where a UN flag was raised during a ceremony.
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He began distributing American flag seals, which was most likely just a good PR scheme.
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An informant told the FBI that the American Flag Committee was, quote, it was just, quote,
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a sub-body of the Nationalist Action League, and the goal was to gain national attention
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with the American flag seals.
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In essence, McFarland was doing what a lot of the current-day fascists are doing with
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the anti-mask protests.
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It's the exploitation of a wedge issue that you can use to drive people unknowingly closer
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to extremism.
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Yep.
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Members of the American Flag Committee received a monthly newsletter just titled The Newsletter.
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In issue 13 of the newsletter, McFarland did a misleading article about this UNESCO document,
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and from that point it spread around to various extreme nationalist communities.
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It's the circle of the right!
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By 1951, it had reached a Republican Congress member named John T. Wood, who read not the
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actual UNESCO document, but the coverage of it from the American Flag Committee into the
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congressional record.
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Right, right.
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Naturally, this spread the word a bit further about this conspiracy, and the rest, as you
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say, is just a game of telephone.
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Yeah.
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People don't respond to actual things in the UNESCO report, most likely because they've
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never actually seen the report.
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It would be hard.
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They've only heard about it through the sources that have filtered down from this anti-Semitic
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fuckwad William Henry McFarland.
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Alex hasn't read it, he's just seen this Newsmax article.
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The Newsmax article doesn't cite the actual document, it cites a different right-wing
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publications take on it, with the very same blurb that's been used to drum up fear in
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extreme nationalists since the days of McFarland.
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Great.
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The same person who, I should remind you, who wants to deport all non-white people from
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the United States.
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Yeah.
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I bet McCarthy had no idea who these guys were.
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I bet Joseph McCarthy was like, these guys are so crazy, now I never would ever do...
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I will say that there's some pretty positive references to McCarthy in some of his newsletters.
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Oh yeah?
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Oh you think?
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I will, I think that it's fortunate in some ways that the FBI was keeping an eye on this
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guy's committees because now the newsletters are on the FBI's website.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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You know, the record exists.
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Cool.
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And this is one of the other reasons that all the newsletters are there.
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Not because the FBI sought them out, but because McFarland sent a copy of all of them to the
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FBI, almost sort of as a way of being like, I'm taunting you, or I want you to be aware
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of what I'm up to.
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I'm the Zodiac Nazi, I'm gonna leave little clues.
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Also, he was in his mid-twenties at this point, so he has a bit of a Fuentesi vibe.
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You know, the problem with fascists, very uncreative, but enterprising when young.
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This is an issue.
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Yeah, if you think about it, in the mid-forties, putting out a newsletter that you distribute.
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And just calling it newsletter?
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There is a lot of competition in the forties.
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There's a lot of undertaking that needs to be done.
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You're doing a lot of work.
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Oh yeah.
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And to commit to that is, you know, obviously I think what he did is shit, and I think it's
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obviously you can see the ripple even in 2003 of this fear-baiting about UNESCO.
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No, it's horrific.
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But at the same time, if you just look at how much you have to do, it's kind of impressive
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just from an ethically neutral standpoint.
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You know, he really put his stamp on the destruction of democracy.
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You gotta give somebody credit whenever they really leave their name in the history books
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as destroying democracy.
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And when their name is completely forgotten because their influence was just insidious.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Fucked up, man.
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And another thing that was really fun, just because I read a lot of it, so why not share
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some details?
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Sure.
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Gotta.
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He accepted payment for the publication, like subscriptions and stuff.
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Only through money orders.
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But if you were going to buy a single issue, you could pay with stamps.
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Now, he didn't accept money because I guess it would get lost in the mail or something.
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Right.
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Right, right.
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And then he didn't accept personal checks.
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Sure.
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And this is spelled out in a very long story in his newsletter.
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Oh, I believe it.
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I believe he's not short-winded on this front.
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He did not have an account at the bank that allowed him to cash these checks because his
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account size was too small.
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The bank wouldn't put, in case the check wasn't a good check, they weren't willing to front
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him that money until the check cleared.
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Of course.
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And so he ended up having to find a friend with a better bank account who the bank would
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cash the check for him.
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Oh, God.
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And so he describes this as being a very cumbersome process.
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I mean, that sounds like a cumbersome process.
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I will agree with him on that front.
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So that's why you need to pay in stamps.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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So he's the original Bitcoin bro, is what you're saying.
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So I guess...
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It's called blockchain, man.
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I was really interested diving in and seeing where this conspiracy came from.
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It's not always as kind of... the roots aren't always as sort of traceable.
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Right, right, right.
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And this one's pretty clear, and you can see the way that the original source material
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is perverted initially, and then that goes A to B to C to D, eventually all the way down
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the line to the new American, which is then covered by Newsmax, which is then covered
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by Alex.
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It's just... they just know the game.
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They're just really good at the game.
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They're not good at helping or doing anything but the game.
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It's fucked up.
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Yeah.
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And so earlier in the episode, here's another little clip of Alex talking about this UNESCO
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thing, just because he's got everything wrong.
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And a Newsmax story I never got to that has quotes out of UNESCO's founding documents
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that Bush has just signed onto the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural
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Organization where they say the family must be destroyed.
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Yeah.
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So that's his angle on it.
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It's shit.
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The founding documents.
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The founding documents of UNESCO say the family must be destroyed.
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And the part about the family being the enemy and needing to be destroyed is from the New
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American article that's sort of manipulatively quoted in the Newsmax article, and Alex, I
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guess if he's not curious about it and just takes that Newsmax article as gospel, must
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think that that comes from the UNESCO document when it actually doesn't.
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Yeah, no, Newsmax is fucking Breaking Bad's carwash.
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Just like, we've got all these lies, I don't know what to do with them.
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We gotta launder.
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Yeah.
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So now we get to Dan in Illinois, he calls in.
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Dan's got an interesting...
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Dan, you're on the air.
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Hey.
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I've got an interesting theory.
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Yeah.
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What's your theory?
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Um...
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There's only two SWAT teams.
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No.
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Oh, okay.
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He thinks that North Korea is a decoy, like there's not going to be a war there.
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Are there any people in North Korea?
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They don't have any resources to exploit.
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There is that.
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And so Alex kind of goes off.
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Dan tries to stay on point, but Alex isn't allowing it.
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Oh, no.
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Let me throw this at you.
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What if North Korea is a complete decoy?
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What if the leader, whatever his name is, is totally in bed with this regime?
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Well, we know he's in bed with the communist Chinese who are in bed with the globalist,
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so when you say regime, I mean, Bush isn't even a regime, he's a front puppet just like
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Clinton.
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Yeah, whatever the organization is.
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What if North Korea is the real deal?
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They've been armed, they're psychopathic, they're pure evil, as evil as it gets.
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But what about just a scare tactic?
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They don't have any resources, they don't have anything to take, you know, taking that
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country over or whatever is not going to...
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But in the meantime, there isn't any...
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Dan, that's not true.
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The Iraqis laid down, Special Forces infiltrated British in the U.S., paid them off in gold
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bar, euros, and dollars.
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That's now admitted before the war, during the war.
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But North Korea, whenever they catch one of their police boats, in South Korean waters,
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everybody takes cyanide.
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They're totally mind-controlled.
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What?
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What I'm saying is they don't have the resources to steal from, like, the Middle East, you
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know what I mean?
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You forgot that they're one of the biggest opium producers in the world?
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And the CIA likes to deal smack, don't they?
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So yeah, that's not true.
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But yeah, so Alex, again, is trying to respond to a different point than what the caller
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is bringing up.
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And this one, I think, is a little more unclear to me, because I do think that it's possible
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that Alex misunderstood him, and is responding to what he thinks this guy is saying, as opposed
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to being caught in a ridiculous situation like in the previous day's show, with the
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no one was on the planes.
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This could just be Alex not paying attention, really.
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Yeah, I can see this one just being like, nah, North Korea's probably got enough money
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to kill us all.
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But Alex has turned this story about North Korea being one of the largest opium growers
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in the world into just something that he can say.
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Yeah, just toss it out there.
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It's not a good rebuttal to this guy's point.
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Nope, it is.
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Anyway, Alex has a guest.
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He has a couple guests on this episode.
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One of them is this singer-songwriter named Michelle Schacht, and we're not going to listen
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to any of her interview, because it's pointless.
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Oh, no.
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What'd she play?
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What?
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Is she any good?
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I don't know.
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You didn't follow up on her singing career?
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No.
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Dan, I expect you to do research.
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I did look into who she was.
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And yeah, I don't know.
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She gave me a bad vibe.
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Okay, well, that's fair.
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I mean, I think a singer-songwriter on InfoWars does have a very poor track record.
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She had some controversies that popped up about her saying some jokes about how all
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the singer-songwriters who were nominated in a particular category for an award, we
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could have called this the lesbian vocalist or something, and then later on she got really
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mad because she was asked about her take on homosexuality at a, I think it was at a Christian
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concert of some sort.
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And she's like, I don't know why everyone asks me this.
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You're looking at the biggest homophobe in the world.
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Like she's, I don't know.
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That's fair.
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I don't know if that was just her being fed up with people asking her that kind of question.
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Right, right, right.
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Or what.
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Or if she was just throwing it, I mean, hey, throw it out there.
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Yeah.
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I didn't care.
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And I think that she probably just sucks.
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I don't know.
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You're on Alex's show.
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You're not great.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Speaking of that, Alex has another guest on who's not great.
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And that is the lawyer who's representing Jane Roe.
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No.
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And now the woman known as Roe has, well, she's allowed to have a brief to the court
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because she was a plaintiff in the case.
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She's of course a born again Christian and knows now that it's murder and wants to reverse
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this and it's being brought to the Supreme Court.
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Joining us is Sharon Blakeney.
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And we appreciate her joining us, attorney and counselor at law.
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And she is one of the lawyers on the team with the organization here in Texas that is
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countering the government and trying to reverse this Nazi policy.
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So it's very clear from this interview, if you listen to it, that this person is less
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a lawyer and they're our lawyer, but they're more to the point an anti-abortion activist.
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Right, right, right.
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They work in anti-abortion.
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They read law, but they're mainly an anti-abortion activist.
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They represent and work with primarily anti-abortion causes, even outside of the legal aspect.
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Sure.
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Just promoting.
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Hey, why not?
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Somebody's got to do it.
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So this is really funny.
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The lawyer is trying to give some background on the case.
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Okay.
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And mike down for this because you will be tempted to talk over this.
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It was all based on summary judgment motions and Norma McCorvey herself learned of the
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ruling of the Supreme Court by reading it in the Dallas Morning News.
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Alex?
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Yes, I'm right here.
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I was over here on the other side of the studio digging through news articles.
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I'm listening.
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Go ahead.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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So Alex just got up and got away from the mic.
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Hey, I'm going to let her.
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I'm going to let her cook for a little bit.
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I'm going to get out of here.
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Alex, are you there?
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She's probably got a lot to say.
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I'm going to take a little nap.
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I'm going to get a sandwich.
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It's good to know that this kind of behavior is pretty consistent throughout his career.
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If he had any respect for his guests, they would be in studio so he couldn't run away
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from them whenever he felt like it.
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Yeah.
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So Alex has a real lot of horrible things he says about abortion in this interview and
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this section.
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I will say that it's suspicious that he's not talking about his own experience.
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He's not talking about how many abortions that he's paid for at this time?
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That does not seem something like something that he is willing to discuss publicly at
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this time.
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Wow.
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It really feels like that's an important background for this kind of interview, right?
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He does seem to talk about a lot of feelings he has about people who do get abortions.
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Oh yeah?
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He feels like they deserve punishment of some sort?
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And it just leaves off the whole thing about his experience.
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Right.
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Now I don't deserve punishment, of course, because I'm better now.
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So now, obviously, if we were to reply retroactively, then yes, I would be in trouble in the same
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way.
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But since we aren't going to, hooray, I'm Scott Free!
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And also he seems to have a position that abortions are never okay in the case of protecting
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a woman's life because...
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Uh oh.
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If God wants you to abort, and it's a bad pregnancy, it'll happen, folks.
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And it's very bad for women to increase cancer if you do it in an unnatural fashion, if you
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go in and kill the baby, it also causes massive emotional problems, and it creates all these
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damaged women who then join the New World Order cause to carry all of this out.
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That's disgusting.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, that's always been such a bullshit, like, okay, fine, give me an exact list of
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when doctors are allowed and not allowed by God to do shit, okay?
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Just give me a hard line, okay?
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If you're gonna get an abortion, God'll do it for you, alright?
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God takes care of all of that.
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What if, say, you've got a broken leg?
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Is God gonna heal your broken leg, or is it okay for a doctor to heal your broken leg?
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No, God's gonna do it.
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Give me a fucking list of what God can and cannot do.
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All medicine must be suspect, I guess, according to this kind of thinking.
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Fuck off.
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Yeah, and then also just the idea that it's creating a bunch of broken people, you know,
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this is just offensive.
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Yeah, I mean, I'm sure that it's not been something that people have done for the entirety
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of humanity.
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Well, I mean, I can't imagine what the emotional toll would be of being forced by the state
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to carry a pregnancy that you don't want to.
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Oh, no, it would make Alex happy.
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But I mean, the person would probably have a lot of emotional impact.
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The person is not important here.
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God is important, and how Alex feels about it.
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Alex's thoughts about God.
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Not even God, per se.
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So this is one of the only things I found really interesting about this interview with
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the lawyer.
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Because, I mean, the case didn't go anywhere, and it's stupid, it's just a PR thing.
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But she does have a website that she's promoting that puts Alex in a real pickle.
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The makeup of the Supreme Court is of incredible importance, especially given this case that
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we have filed, which may and most likely will be heard there sometime in the near future.
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We're facing some possible vacancies on that court.
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President Bush in his campaign has said that he would promote a culture of life.
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There is a project called Project Rosebud.
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If you go to www.f2a.org, you can be a part of Project Rosebud, which is sending roses
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to President Bush for $10.
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You can send a rose to President Bush with a message supporting his decision to promote
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a culture of life and to appoint justices that will rule in accordance with that.
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Boy, I bet the White House is just full of roses, then.
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That's right.
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There's been thousands that have been sent, and we want to send more, Alex.
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So now Alex is in an unenviable position of having to support the guy who did 9-11, because
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he might appoint Supreme Court justices that end abortion.
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Okay, so he did 9-11.
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That's bad.
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Right.
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He might end abortion.
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That's good.
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Mm-hmm.
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Hmm.
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I'm in a real pickle here.
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Yeah, that's a difficult situation.
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That's a difficult situation.
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And I have to send roses?
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Uh-huh.
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That might be the deciding factor.
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I don't want to send any roses.
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Fuck you.
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Yeah.
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I can hear the discomfort Alex had with someone saying positive things about Bush.
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Yeah.
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And, yeah.
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I can hear the discomfort he has with somebody giving money to somebody not him.
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True.
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So they take some calls, the two of them, the lawyer and Alex.
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Oh, boy.
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Great.
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And, get this.
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What?
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We can shut the book on the devil question.
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Oh, okay, good.
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It's literally spelled out in this clip.
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I don't think men, in and of themselves, can orchestrate what these evil men do.
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So, I mean, that tells me that Satan himself is the one that's actually the genius behind
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it all.
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Well, of course.
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The devil's biggest trick was convincing us he didn't exist and now you have moral relativism
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and people don't even know what good and evil is.
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Thanks for the call, Debbie.
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Yep.
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So Alex does believe that there is a literal devil in 2003 that he is fighting against.
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Little Christian devil.
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And the caller is actually even definitely saying that the devil is behind the globalists.
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The genius behind the globalists.
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The evil plans are too evil for people.
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Too smart.
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They're too evil and so it must be Beelzebub.
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It's gotta be.
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And Alex agrees.
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There's no way.
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There's no way.
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Obviously, the greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing people he wasn't real
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and now we have moral relativism.
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See how quickly it happened?
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Dangerous.
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When did he do that?
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70...
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80?
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I mean, if the devil pulled the trick, I would like to know the day.
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Uh-huh.
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October...
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Gregorian calendar?
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Yes.
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Okay.
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No, I don't know.
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Okay.
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So, yeah, the devil.
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We've been wondering for a long time, listening to these 2003 episodes, whether Alex Jones
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believed 18 years ago that he was fighting the literal devil.
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He does, but he doesn't talk about it nearly as much.
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It's very clear in the present day.
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Yeah.
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But he's a little bit more careful about it.
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Yeah.
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It would probably be harder on the upturn to talk about the devil as much.
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Now that you're on the down, you can fly.
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I think that's probably also the case with him talking about his experience personally
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with paying for abortions.
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I mean, in the same way that he didn't talk about having COVID twice or whatever until
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after it was already politically expedient for him to do so.
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Yeah.
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At this point, his career could take a major blow if he was to say, I paid for 10 abortions.
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Oh, this Alex guy is all anti-abortion, but he just said that he paid for 10 abortions.
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He didn't have the position in his sphere and his community to be able to have that
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and justify it.
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He would have been looked at a certain way.
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Yeah.
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And in evangelical communities, there's absolutely...
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It's not a hard time limit, but a year after you pay for an abortion, you have not repented
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enough.
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And two years after you've paid for plenty of them, it's like, hey, yeah, he's a changed
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man.
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It's completely different.
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It's totally fine.
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Well, also the repentance at this point in his career would probably require some humility.
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It would probably require him to accept that he's not the arbiter of all these, but now
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he's a star.
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And so his repentance is not really required for him to be humble.
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Hey, quite literally when you're a star, they let you do whatever you want.
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Sure.
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Yeah.
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So Alex kind of wants this case to go real quick, and the lawyer informs him that it's
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going to take a while.
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No, no, no.
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End abortion today.
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He seems to get pretty mad about that, or at least frustrated, and then just weaves
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nicely into a little bit of transphobia.
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So we're talking about years here?
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It could be years or it could be one year.
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Millions more dead children.
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Right.
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And we have to wait.
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The federal district court here has a lot of decisions to make.
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And sometimes these things just move very, very swiftly, and other times they get bogged
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down.
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Well, how do we lobby to make sure it moves quickly?
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Well, I suppose it's a lot more important than can a school teacher wear a dress?
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They're a man.
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You know, they've got cases like that, I know, in the courts.
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Right.
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Right.
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And it's good to see that Alex is pretty early on that train.
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Great.
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Yep.
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Awesome.
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So we have one last clip, and like I said, it is bizarre that Alex is not talking about
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his own involvement in abortions, because it's hyper-relevant to the conversation that's
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being had.
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Yeah.
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I think that someone having abortions, paying for an abortion, is not anything to be ashamed
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of.
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I don't think that there's anything wrong with it.
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It's great.
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But...
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Do it.
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Alex does.
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Yes.
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In that community, Alex does think that there's something wrong with it.
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He thinks it's the ultimate evil of murdering children.
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Right.
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But you can also be forgiven.
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Of course you can.
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So this clip really feels like Alex talking to himself.
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Okay.
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He doesn't know what we know from things that he talks about later, but is not talking about
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at this point.
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Okay.
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And I know a lot of you had abortions out there, and so you've tried to rationalize
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what's happening, but you've got this pain in your heart and your stomach and your mind.
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Why don't you repent and ask God for forgiveness, and beg the baby for forgiveness, and you'll
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be forgiven.
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You'll be forgiven.
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Well, then keep it legal.
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Like the thief hanging on the cross next to Christ, folks, you really can be forgiven.
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It was a human being you killed.
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Stop being a party to the murder of other children.
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Join us in the fight against this.
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So he's saying this like you can be.
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Yeah.
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He's talking about himself.
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Yeah.
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It sounds like he's trying to reassure himself that he can be forgiven.
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Oh, of course.
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And I think that this is an unfair way for him to discuss this when he's holding back
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that information.
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Everyone else who does this now is evil forever, and they're working for the devil and should
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be punished.
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Obviously, from prior to this moment when I did it, you were still able to be forgiven
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for it.
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I was grandfathered in to the whole let's punish everybody for the crime of murdering
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babies thing.
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I think that there's such a weird sort of line with this, and a lot of it comes down
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to I don't think that people should be required to disclose things that are personal.
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If someone did have an abortion or something, I don't think that it's anybody's business
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that they don't want it to be their business.
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Of course not.
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It's personal.
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It's your business.
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That said, Alex is engaging in a conversation that applies to himself deeply about a political
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issue that he's trying to deprive people of being able to access abortions.
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In this case, it does feel like he has an obligation to denote that.
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In the same way, when he talks about his big Berkey water filters and stuff, he has a responsibility
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to say they're a sponsor.
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I was thinking the same thing.
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I was just going, this reminds me so much of just spawn con.
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There's such a huge conflict of interest here.
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It's like an emotional conflict of interest for him.
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Such that it's just fucked up.
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It's just really fucked up.
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You listened to that last clip, and it does really feel like he's talking to himself.
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To the extent that this conversation is actually a psychodrama of his own, him trying to deal
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with his own past that's being projected as political principle or advice to the audience,
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that is unfair.
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That is a conflict of interest.
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I think that it's unethical.
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But then again, it does come up against the principle that I don't think people should
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be forced to disclose things.
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I don't know.
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It's a mess, but I do know that as a radio show, this is inappropriate.
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To the extent that you are influencing law, you gotta disclose that shit.
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You gotta.
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Because if this is who you are, then that's the context with which I'm gonna understand
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what you're saying.
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And maybe if this personal experience that you have is really a major portion of what's
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driving your position and this emotional plea that you're making to the audience in service
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of trying to change law, it does feel like it's super relevant.
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And again, I understand the reasoning behind not talking about it.
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He couldn't get away with it back then.
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I mean, it's just the thing that follows, obviously, is he's leaving out that if you're
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getting one now, you can be forgiven.
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It's very conveniently in the past, if you got an abortion, you can be forgiven.
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At no point in time is he saying that in the context of discussing abortion in the present,
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it is evil, punishment, violence, awful.
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We need to overthrow the fucking government.
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In the position of the past, you can be forgiven.
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There's no worries.
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There's nothing.
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In the present, you should be killed for getting an abortion.
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So I end this on a pretty good, obviously disgusted, but also conflicted position about
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this whole thing.
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I do think it's very interesting the way that Alex refuses to talk about his own experience
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when he does later.
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I think that's...
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But I mean, in terms of this episode, I really think that the most important takeaway is
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that nobody was on the 9-11 planes.
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I think that what happened in that exchange is so relevant to understanding the way Alex
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deals with people who disagree with him or are threatening to his ideas.
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And also it's such a good just demonstration of why talking to him is a waste of time for
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pretty much anybody.
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Yeah.
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I mean, and it's another power dynamic to that exact same situation.
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When you talk about the way that Bill Ayers talked to him of just like the same kind of
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functional, just stay on topic, just stay on topic, buddy, just stay on topic.
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But because Bill Ayers is a name, then Alex has to engage with that to some extent.
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He can't just scream over you.
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He can't gaslight you directly while scolding you for daring to ask him those questions.
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In this power imbalance, he just gets to yell at you and say, you're stupid.
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He gets to pretend you're talking about something else, and as soon as you're gone, he can go
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back to...
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You're not listening to me.
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You're not listening to me.
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You are not...
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You know?
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I didn't say that there was nobody on board until we hang up, and then I'm going to suggest
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it again.
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Yep.
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I think that's so just awful and what he does all the time.
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Yep.
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Anyway, Jordan, we will be back on Wednesday.
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Indeed.
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But until then, we have a website.
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We do.
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It's knowledgefight.com.
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Yes.
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We are also on Twitter.
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We are on Twitter.
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That's knowledge underscore fight.
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And not go to bed, Jordan.
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You bet.
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We'll be back, Jordan.
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But until then, I'm Neo.
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I'm Leo.
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I'm DZXClark.
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I'm Daryl Rundis.
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I'm Dan in Illinois.
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Andy in Kansas.
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You're on the air.
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Thanks for holding.
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Hello, Alex.
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I'm a first time caller.
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I'm a huge fan.
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I love your work.
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I love you.