Day 290.1 Thoughts silverscript

Day 290.1 Thoughts silverscript Thoughts on Ohio Aug 7 2017

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good morning everyone from Ohio from
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Columbus I'm sitting right where Thomas
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was last night here by the fire it was
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it was great
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all these ladies from nearby town were
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having a baby shower and I never went to
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a baby shower before that was always
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something the old days where the guys
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used to go out to play golf and then the
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ladies would get together and give the
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woman gifts and so was I felt like Elvis
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in that in those gospel churches he used
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to go to learn how to sing after
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midnight when he'd sneak in the black
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churches it was it was one of those
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nights where were you just kind of all
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ears and listening and listened to the
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stories and stuff it was it was really
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good morning everybody it was really a
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great night and I took my kids down my
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mother's from Birmingham Alabama and
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Sheeran Phyllis big al Thomas's Thomas's
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wife Phyllis over here reminded me so
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much of my mother she would just let
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everything go listen you she'd be
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knitting but she would be listening she
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hear everything that's going on soon as
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things got off the rails just a little
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bit he got back on the rails
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she was great just to hear that play at
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banner between those two was just really
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beautiful but anyway I did feel a little
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bit like yellowest last night getting a
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chance to kind of get into a culture I'm
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not normally a part of it kind of
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reminded me a little bit of the
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basketball team I played with it you
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know and in Indiana but it was more of
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the guys on the bus kind of thing this
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was kind of like the church you know so
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it was kind of neat and I just thought
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you know I'm gonna record these thoughts
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because you never know never know so
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I I wanted to say hi to everybody and I
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can also read these comments and what an
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innovation after 290 days what a thought
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if not just reading the comments well I
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guess this is only the second live
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broadcast I've ever done so anyway I
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take my took my kids down to the South I
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took him down to Huntsville Alabama to
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see the Space Flight Center and I think
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everybody is an American you know should
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be proud of what we've done at NASA and
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so forth
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and good morning scratchy and I took
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them down to Memphis and I took them to
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Tupelo because I wanted them to know the
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whole Elvis thing and you know find your
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find your black soul as a white man you
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know that if you can't do it there you
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can't do it anywhere and I thought I
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mean I know every time I things are
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going well I always say something that
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makes all everybody mad at me and then
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unsubscribe and all that thank you very
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much
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god bless you too
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but but I couldn't help but think about
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Bill Clinton and I know he's done a lot
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of bad things later on in his life but
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before he met Hillary before he you know
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and Hillary I feel bad for too because
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her dad was involved in the Mafia and
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the shipping and the Navy and ol Navy
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Yard up in Chicago and the whole Al
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Capone thing with Podesta and I don't
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know if she ever had a chance to be
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honest with you and I know people the
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last thing they did come to this Channel
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Four's the year people defend defend
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Hillary Clinton but I do believe before
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they kind of arranged that marriage or
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however that all happened at Yale I know
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people don't feel bad for her because
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she's done a lot of bad things since
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then but Bill Clinton did have that kind
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of he really enjoyed going to black
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churches and going I mean I went to
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Arkansas and talked to all these people
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and thank you for the wishes good well
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wishes for tomorrow at the hearing but
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he really enjoyed it I mean that you
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could tell when somebody tells you how
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much something they enjoyed meeting
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someone you can just look at their eyes
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and tell
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he loves people I know my sons met him I
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met him I don't know if my daughter's
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met him or not but he does know he might
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love people too much and that we could
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talk about that later
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and it's diplomatic privileges somebody
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said and and how people turn out later
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isn't so much my concern and I already
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had some people say oh I get what you're
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doing I get what you're doing you're
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doing the Sherwood Anderson things short
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vignette sketches of people in small
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towns or you know you're doing the
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psychological profiling you know well I
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don't have those motives I don't and yes
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I did read Sherwood Anderson you know
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and at Miami you don't get away without
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reading Sherwood Anderson and and all
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the Greeks and all the Shakespeare and
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everything but it did trigger some
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thoughts within me about Sherwood
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Anderson once somebody wrote that and I
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remember I believe Anderson went to
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Wittenberg which is just in Springfield
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Ohio which is just a little bit north of
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of Oxford miami's down by Miami
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University is about 26 miles north of
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Cincinnati so you know a lot of the
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Miami kids go down and work in the hood
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you know during the summer in Cincinnati
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and and that's where they kind of get
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their you know baptism of you know
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inner-city life on the seven hills of
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Cincinnati to go back at the white
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enclave Republican Oxford's so those two
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things and but but Wittenberg was
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something else again just to the north
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of us we're sure what Anderson went you
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know Sherwood Anderson wrote this story
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called Winesburg Ohio and if you haven't
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read it just read the first story
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it's called hands and you want to talk
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about intense psychological profile
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right off the top it is but these
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they're these vignettes in this small
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town of Winesburg which is a fictitious
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town and I always thought well that was
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Wittenberg because he went to Wittenberg
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and if you even though wit Berg's in
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Springfield a little bit bigger of a
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city you you have
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Oxford peel Oxford was only about eight
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thousand people and we used to play
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Wittenberg you know for our early game
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for our win you know to get the season
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rolling and we'd we'd run into the guys
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that the that their players the
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Wittenberg players at that training
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table four hours before the game time
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and they'd always be talking about you
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know they'd have Plato's Republic under
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their you know arms they were studying
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trading table and all our guys are hotel
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motel holiday inn you know and all that
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so such a contrast you know from the guy
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at center and now what we didn't have a
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lot of black players on our team we
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added some great guys and and I learned
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more from from people here in Ohio may
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know Randy Ayres who coached I think he
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was the first black coach in the Big Ten
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for for basketball but there there's a
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man right there Randy if you're
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listening you were incredible influence
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on me I'll tell you that he was a big
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man coach he was a graduate assistant
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man working with me trying to get me to
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learn those moves
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anyway that was fun
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but anyway back to Weinberg and back to
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Wittenberg Winesburg some people say oh
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it's about Clyde you know where I grew
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up the hometown and I think it maybe as
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a combination but Clyde he talked about
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his Winesburg as a there's a town
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needing a poet it's kind of like a
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Wittenberg without a poet maybe
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something like Zanesville Zanesville
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voted for Trump
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two to one pretty pretty assault to the
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earth kind of the base of it German Dirt
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Farmer but a German Dirt Farmer with
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with with dirt on their overalls but
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with ambitions for their children to go
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to Yale and or maybe somehow that
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overachieving overreaching think that
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that people in the Midwest have that and
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even though there are these are dirt
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farmers they never quite forgot their
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Gutenberg printing press and their
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Heidelberg printing press you know they
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always remember that as their history
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they never quite forget their classics
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you know and
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you have to come to Ohio you have to
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come to to Oberlin College you know I
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don't know if Oprah sponsors kids at
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Overland Music Conservatory I think she
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one of these little ones but Oberlin
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College reminds me of that and I guess
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my point here is you can have an Air
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Force Base like wright-patterson Air
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Force Base in Springfield and you can
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bring in your DynCorp people and they
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could fly in drugs and gone and weapons
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going one way and drugs come in the
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other way and you could do whatever you
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want with bringing people in from other
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come or torn countries and you can take
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advantage of them in terms of creating
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ratlines and you can even filtrate the
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universities like they have at Wright
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State the kid who tried to kill Trump or
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jumped over the line and and charge the
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stage in in Dayton was from Wright State
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and and you know he's he does those flag
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burning things and and all that tribe
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burn and the flag around this guy I
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didn't I didn't tell you Thomas Tolliver
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also was in the army
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and he didn't even say one word about
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his service so thank you Thomas Tolliver
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for your service but that's one choice
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really is one choice I mean I don't know
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still know how to get rid of messages
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but thank you for the nice message
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that's one choice where our future can
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be and I know everything I expand
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everything to you know metaphor or an
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analogy but that's just me that's why my
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kids don't like me talking but anyway
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that's one choice to have these ratlines
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and to take over that history that we
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have here this special history or
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preserve what we have with with our
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tradition and our that wit Berg and I'm
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not just saying I'm not just saying
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Christianity versus
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you know it's not a religious thing
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although those colleges are incredible
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places that were built by people of
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faith no question that just never
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thought of money you know the kind of
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the German Catholics and the German
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Protestant work ethic and all that I
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mean they just built incredible places
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so that's one choice or this other one
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and the reason I was in Zanesville for
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people who don't know I'm getting a poor
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connection the reason why I'm in
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Zanesville is I was here meeting with a
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law enforcement officer to do a to do
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two stories here
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one was Pike County which people who
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followed me know I've covered I just
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can't believe I'm getting a poor cover
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up early up early in the morning rain
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here in Columbus we're seven I believe
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Oh seven maybe as six people were
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murdered it was an industrial marijuana
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growing operation this was not a
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mom-and-pop thing and all that all the
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the four five guys were killed two
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brothers a rodent brothers were killed
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and then the wives were killed as well
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they left the babies alive the baby the
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two babies I think one was one and one
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was a little baby and thank you for
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those people who step forward and
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adopted those children but they had you
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know literally an industrial operation
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going on that with with machine levers
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and and lifts and all kinds of
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sophisticated materials handling
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equipment for this this marijuana
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growing operation now I'm not saying the
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sheriff of Clinton County down here is
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in any way involved but I was looking
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also at Ardell trucking in a separate
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story which was moving a lot of illegal
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cigarettes into these different
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convenience stores so those were the two
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stories I was meeting the expedite I was
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arrested and and as you know I was
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trying to meet two people
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he was the first and then I was trying
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to meet somebody later on that night who
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I only knew as Zanesville a woman
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well I knew his Thiensville anyway long
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story short I didn't get a chance to do
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those two stories but I still want to do
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those two stories and I promised there's
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a Valerie in in Springfield and I am so
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sorry I've not come to Springfield you
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have to do that right Patterson's story
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but this is story the story of rhett
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seth rich and seth richest parents and
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you know do you send him to yale and
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then he goes on in a political way or do
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you does he become a trucker in iowa and
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get involved in that whole off at air
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force base thing traffic to Cle to to
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Chicago you know there's really real
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choices still today that people have to
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make and Court is tomorrow yes it is
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that 8 o'clock 8:30 8:30 tomorrow so yes
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I do tend to pretrial yeah it's a
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pre-trial I think it's it's about how
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you promotions you are looking to file
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and I know if someone who represents
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himself has as a lawyer has a fool for a
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client I know I know
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good morning from Edinburgh oh wow
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Richie Allen from Edinburgh was one of
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my first interviews in the UK and it's
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just so a shout out to Richie even
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though I know he's down in London now I
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think the David Icke I'm not sure but
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anyway I'll work I'll work Macbeth in
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here soon yeah
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just you wait we'll get Macbeth and I
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appreciate all the the sentiments but
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anyway I really do believe this choice
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there is this choice right here and I'm
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I'm not trying to do a Sherwood Anderson
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thing I'm not trying to tell the whole
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world and a microscopic azam with the
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psychological you know profile of one
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person but maybe I am if you take Thomas
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Tolliver okay now he's from West
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Virginia but just say he worked in
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in in Springfield at the airbase let's
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say he worked at Springfield and he'd
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have a choice of being offered a ratline
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position look the other way
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let's bring the drugs in guns the other
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way it's national security its McCabe we
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can't really get in the way of that we
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don't we're not capable we're not
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capable as mere humans of understanding
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why mr. McCabe and and the come--and and
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all that and Mena Airport and national
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security and David Petraeus and all
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these things we need to be doing
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covertly through third parties like
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Osprey global and General Grange we
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can't we can't just get we're not
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capable of discussing these things in
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Congress our foreign policy and we're
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we're dholtze from Ohio we don't know
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better we'll just go ahead and take
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advantage of the military installation
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there move stuff in and move stuff out
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we'll go ahead and do our ratlines too
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because that's just what our prerogative
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is kind of being the the Secret Service
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of Wall Street you know this the secret
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police of Wall Street right we get what
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we want
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I'm sorry it's it's buffering I don't
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know what to say this shouldn't be
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because I have there's nobody up here
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yet and so this shouldn't be so anyway
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he has that choice and maybe in his life
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earlier in his life he chose the wrong
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path he had told me about it a little
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bit and then he had kind of turned his
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life around
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and now he's meeting with all these kids
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and keep him and them out of that and
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one of the things he didn't say all the
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things that people don't say I think you
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learned more what they say off camera
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you learn more than when they're on
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camera and he had he had this one kid
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that both of the kids both of the
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parents in federal prison as a 13 year
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old going the wrong way he would go in
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every time the kid ran into trouble
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and that kid just got a scholarship
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maybe he did mention that I said you got
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to tell that story because all I don't
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want to tell that story I want to
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embarrass a young man I said you got to
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tell that story because I I mean my we
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were poor but not like that
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and
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and I was youngest as six and I and and
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Phyllis youngest of 13 my mother was the
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youngest of 16 so there you go so
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anything I so anyway I just I just want
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to say I do think there's this choice
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you know and that took those two nights
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that I was there in that facility in
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Zanesville I met all these kids and I
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think I've talked about this before that
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we're looking at you know they had
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gotten in trouble with meth and gotten
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in trouble with fentanyl on car fentanyl
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and they knew all this stuff Ohio is
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just under attack it is under attack
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with this opiate targeting there could
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not be and I'll just say this in mind
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you know you never know when you get
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your last video this targeting is not
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from criminal elements it is from a
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governmental level on down it is from
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wright-patterson Air Force Base on down
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it is not a oh you know you don't have
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six hundred percent increases across the
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board in overdose deaths the GAO Valerie
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and I'll just say her name is Valerie in
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Springfield talked to me about
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Valentine's Day this year and I think
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there was 12 overdoses deaths and I
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think or at least there was 12 calls
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that night in the little town of
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Springfield the emergency services were
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completely overwhelmed so I'm gonna take
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a little some questions real quick
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Oh Evelyn Thank You Evelyn for me in
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such a up so early out there on the
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coast amazing so I want to now that
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without preamble you know you know with
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that Shakespearean prologue that I
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always have to get out of the way some
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of the some of the great things that are
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happening there says 12:00 at 12:00 just
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came out with Judicial Watch and the
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Hillary Clinton files I'm sorry I still
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can't look at that darn camera
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right into the camera I haven't seen
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anything come out yet with it 12 or 12 I
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seem to get a lawyer I got it I
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understand the so we're looking through
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that and this my law mile and
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pharmaceuticals we really have to look
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into that and this Joe Manchin who's the
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senator for West Virginia I'm sure he's
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a good man
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his daughter runs my land but
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something's happening down deep in the
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bowels of that company that ain't right
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and I I had done a story with there I
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believe there's a mile and facility over
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near sailors burg near mr. Gulen and mr.
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you know I I never met a I never met a
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teenager in the Midwest I didn't want to
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opiate target you know living on his
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kind of retreat military retreat there
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and there you know it's always the
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casino right next to the to the you know
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a little bit of the walking down the
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street yesterday my first ever live
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thing and I know I didn't make Jason
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happy by doing the YouTube live not for
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any other reason other than it I kind of
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preempted the braverman thing and we had
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talked and we were gonna do that on the
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show and then I kind of preempted that a
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little bit which was not very nice on my
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part I apologize but but this Braverman
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stuff is coming down and I couldn't help
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but think maybe tomorrow maybe the same
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time and hearing the Bravermans stuff is
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gonna come down finally
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and so I I wanted to do though it's a
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wonderful life thing you know where
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you're running down the street and go
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home you know good old building and Loan
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only it's Amalgamated Bank hello
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Cleveland Clinic I mean what you know
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hello
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Fashion Institute Tony's toys but that
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wasn't the idea but it just got it got
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into a lengthy thing sorry
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with the it was so far it was took me an
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hour to walk there with all the inner
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stops and interludes so forth so anyway
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I
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probably so I just wanted to wrap it up
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on that a Judicial Watch the Braverman
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thing is happening it's bye bye-bye
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Braverman I think this is the last buy
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for Braverman I think he would be not
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too smart if he didn't go for the whole
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blanket immunity and he probably with he
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was probably smart enough he's an
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attorney he's probably smart enough to
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withhold the good stuff until he got
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until he got the full deal the full
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immunity so we'll see what happens
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but I died it seems like every time any
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kind of progress is made there's a throw
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you know to some old thing like you know
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oh we just put the kennedy files out you
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know at CIA comm and we just put out you
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know the the optics on 9/11 or something
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like that a lot of this stuff there's
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this guy named Khalid khalida Wan that
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was up in Montreal that was one of the
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original 9/11 conspirators and it looked
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like he was also bringing people in
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through through through Montreal through
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that rat line down in New York and I
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researched that and I looked at that and
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then there's this rat line for
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Mississauga I don't know if people saw
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the documents I posted about Mississauga
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about radio parts and then I went over
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there and it's a radio parts store that
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has no front door they don't want it
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they don't want anybody coming in that
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front door and those are a lot of times
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when those are cutouts so there's a it's
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it's an a.1 brothers but I don't think
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it's obviously related to Imran Awad
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nowand transport and agro grow but
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there's a lot going on with Cargill I
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just want to say that I haven't given up
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people have said Oh Cargill Warren
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Buffett aren't you gonna do the story
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about what they're doing with off at Air
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Force Base and cargo come on Planes
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Trains don't you get it George I get it
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but I got to have more proof before I
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just go off on this odd Cargill and I
23:20
know Duluth Minnesota and I know it the
23:22
border and all that and the pain clinics
23:24
but give me more time
23:26
that and I will get that story out
23:28
god-willing so lots of stuff going on I
23:35
put out a document this morning about Oh
23:37
Omar Alon and this is the kind of the
23:39
Forgotten Diwan and he kind of was right
23:43
below that I think the strategy was go
23:45
right below the radar of 150,000 and
23:47
then if I create straw employees these
23:50
five other straw employees because I
23:52
don't really think I really don't think
23:54
Emraan ever really went to the Congress
23:56
he might have said in sitting in Rahul
23:59
boss and he might have said in Hasan
24:02
the McDonald's guys that got fired from
24:05
McDonald's just to give to give senators
24:08
and congressmen doped blackberries but
24:13
he was never there but the guy who was
24:14
there is Omar he's a chief
24:16
administrative officer but he's a
24:17
special he's a special chief
24:20
administrative officer meaning he has
24:22
special powers and one of the things he
24:24
was a business process analyst and one
24:26
of the patients they work with in the
24:28
House and Senate is the PeopleSoft
24:31
application that would be where you
24:33
create employees that would be where you
24:35
create badges man I haven't really hit
24:41
bad with poor connection that would be I
24:47
think it's all the loops
24:52
so yeah Pete seein all my tweets and
24:57
he's liking them so that but right now
24:59
that's killing the connection thank you
25:02
thank you Pete's a gate
25:04
I appreciate all right I gotta eliminate
25:08
these
25:10
so anyway that's Omar Omar is the
25:14
forgotten of lon
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I almost feel like doing I've forgotten
25:18
a wand speech you know all Mars the
25:21
forgotten one so check that out he's
25:23
riding right below that line of a
25:25
hundred and fifty thousand I think that
25:26
maybe the psychology of creating these
25:28
$160,000 jobs is hey if anything ever
25:31
did happen anybody ever did discover
25:33
this and we can run we would want to run
25:36
all the loans all the Congressional
25:38
Credit Union loans we wouldn't want to
25:40
run those through a real employee
25:41
because then that would tie you directly
25:43
back to that employee very bad
25:46
connection wow that's just terrible you
25:51
would want to run all the loans through
25:53
fake employees and as long as nobody was
25:56
smart enough to say hey this is a fake
25:58
employee you could do that for years and
26:01
that's exactly what happened they did it
26:03
for they did it for thirteen years now
26:06
the inner American part where emraan
26:11
work for inner American and the whole
26:13
connection with Anthony Weiner that
26:16
still hasn't come out yet
26:17
deep blackberry gave you that a hundred
26:20
days ago that still is not out so get
26:26
ready for that that's the bomb that has
26:28
not dropped yet
26:29
do you think the blackberries Hillary's
26:31
blackberries over at him Ron's house is
26:33
the big bomb to drop well that's a big
26:35
one that when that hits when those
26:37
serial numbers hit with deep blackberry
26:38
that's gonna be a big hit a big bomb but
26:41
the one that's really gonna be big as
26:44
inter-american when people find out
26:46
about Anthony Weiner at an
26:47
inter-american that's gonna be big so
26:51
which I think became I can't remember
26:53
what they changed it into but I
26:54
published a story on it I want to say
26:57
Gilbert and associates but I might be
26:59
wrong there but it's a he's an old DNC
27:01
operative but but these guys are all
27:03
kind of out of the greenberg school of
27:05
political operation so I don't know I
27:09
guess I have a good a good connection
27:12
now
27:13
it's whoever you had Jason Goodman who
27:19
I'm gonna take questions for a little
27:21
bit fasten your seatbelts yeah it's
27:25
gonna be good
27:26
I'm hoping Braverman I mean part of the
27:31
part of the dance here to be just really
27:34
honest is I am just a repeater and I am
27:40
a dyslexic at that so I don't always get
27:45
it right but everybody the crowd always
27:47
corrects me but the people that are
27:50
leaking don't do it all at once
27:53
because they don't want thermonuclear
27:56
war in Congress they don't want a
27:58
thermonuclear war no no not only between
27:59
Democrats and and and Republicans but
28:03
between Bernie Kratz
28:05
and and the old old guard the old se you
28:08
pillock rat kind of old guard because
28:11
those folks have a lot of dirt I mean
28:14
the ones have a lot of dirt on everybody
28:15
so there the Congress is paralyzed in
28:18
fear but there are some people who want
28:21
that old SEIU throw you off the building
28:25
first throw one off the building to
28:27
convince the others to talk kind of
28:29
thing that's still in Congress right and
28:33
so there there's fear so but there is a
28:39
faction that says no this is our chance
28:41
to get this out this is our chance to
28:43
root this out and rebuild we need to
28:46
rebuild you know we keep putting in
28:47
these old SEIU guys you know like the
28:49
new guy with the not Castro I can't
28:52
remember his name right now but anyway
28:57
it's gonna be healthier for everybody to
28:59
get rid of this aspiring because it's
29:01
not just aspiring it's this cloud
29:03
literally you can you can see it you can
29:05
feel it when you go up on Capitol Hill
29:07
right now there is a it's fear it's just
29:11
absolute fear that this thing's gonna
29:12
blow up in an uncontrollable way and the
29:14
leaks are a way of slowly letting off
29:17
the steam slowly letting off the steam
29:19
so I would tell it the story faster if I
29:22
could but I'm not getting the leaks that
29:24
fast but braveman I think is seeing hey
29:28
if too much of this comes out on the
29:30
Congressional side I'm out in the cold
29:33
here
29:33
I thought brave men had gotten blanket
29:35
immunity he has not got blanket immunity
29:38
he's only got Youth's immunity which
29:40
means if he doesn't get the story out he
29:42
they can always come back on Braverman
29:44
so this is adding to the psychological
29:47
play here and it's starting to rain so I
29:50
probably should wrap it up okay so this
29:55
morning I have no idea name what time
29:57
we're gonna stream but thanks to Jason
30:01
there was a every once in a while I get
30:03
to do a stream with really smart people
30:07
like well I'd all the time but I mean
30:10
Quinn Michaels are you kidding Quinn
30:12
Michaels how do we get that guy on our
30:15
stream I mean he's amazing
30:18
so and and oh I want to answer the
30:21
question about megyn kelly he wants to
30:23
interview you and I can't remember
30:27
because I'd love to talk to dennis
30:28
kucinich but all these media people and
30:33
really organize that through organize
30:36
that through Jason and Trish the Megyn
30:40
Kelly's and stuff or Brett bears
30:43
I want to talk with dennis kucinich
30:46
that's who I want to talk with so
30:48
everybody all the other media inquiries
30:50
go to Jason go to Trish I don't want
30:53
that I'd rather talk to Thomas Tolliver
30:55
here and his wife and I'm getting really
30:58
wet so better go but all media inquiries
31:01
go to Jason and unless you're dennis
31:04
kucinich give me a call