Day 296 Secure SilverScript Aug 14 2017

Day 296 Secure SilverScript Aug 14 2017

Day 296 Secure Port Act of 2006 - Steel Magnolia of Gulf St. Louis, MS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfXklFCUIP8

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Transcript
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hey everybody so about 45 minutes to go
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here at the beautiful boat pond in
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Central Park just the most delightful
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phone conversations I get to have in
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this pursuit as people follow along kind
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of at home I'll go over here a little
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bit
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drinking a cherry and lemonade they
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didn't have strawberry they didn't have
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cranberry so cheer lemonade gabor over
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there is my witness
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he's from Bulgaria and born in Budapest
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and so you can check in with Carol
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Browner will want to follow up with him
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to make sure that I was drinking a
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lemonade so anyway this Steel Magnolias
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I've got to tell you my story about this
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steel magnolias and I just talked to you
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my mother was kind of a steel magnolias
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she was from south she's from Birmingham
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and she was quiet but if she knew
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something was wrong she'd make it right
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and I remember taking home forms from
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school and see all these things that
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she'd have to fill out it was more about
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than about three lines that she had to
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fill out she go well I'll make my own
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lines on the back and fill it out said
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mom you gotta breathe got to put it in
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there you got to put it in wherever she
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goes no I'm just not gonna if there's
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more than three I'm just not gonna do it
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I'll do my lines on the back that's true
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story so I don't know if that's a little
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bit of nonconformist where I get that
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but I think there's that little meter
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and everyone where they can get pushed
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pushed pushed pushed pushed so far and
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then they go you know what mm-hmm
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not not running anymore not turning
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around not running no and everybody has
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that point well for me it was least ran
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ahead for me was is when you've got a
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guy like Luther Jake Tapper with that
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kind of media power and I was a Jake
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Tapper fan until this happened he was my
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favorite CNN anchor even though he says
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a lot of the Virginia Moseley crap from
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the DC News Bureau I still was it was a
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fan he just totally turned me off he
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organized an electronic lynching an
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electronic lynching of
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Lys Stranahan police Tran Han is like
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this you know he's not Shakespeare but I
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mean his work is his is his videos I
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mean he's a video journalist so to wipe
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all that out is like taking
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Shakespeare's folios and just cast him
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on the waters just tossing him on the
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waters and saying sorry Willy shakes
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it's over and you know I mean it's not
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like what I'm saying is it's not like
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you know a used-car dealer or something
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you know it's not like Imran Awan we're
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throwing his car dealership paperwork on
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the on the waters of all the different
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ambassadors he got cars for so I mean
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his his videos are his work that's my
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point I guess but anyway this steel
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magnolias I got to tell you her story
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her name is Stella so it allows me to do
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my Brando imitation and she's been a
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journalist for 40 years she's owned
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several small town newspapers and she
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follows me because she just she she just
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told me on the phone hey nobody's doing
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journalism anymore what people go to
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school for is find out how you're
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different just slightly from everybody
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else go to school four years of school
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to find out how much you've been injured
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it would be like me saying on a Cherokee
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no I got to go through all the trials
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and tribulations of the Cherokees I've
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got to memorize all those court cases
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now anytime anybody mentions at the drop
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of a hat anything to do with the
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Cherokees I need to immediately react
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and attack you okay and then I need you
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to be able to do that day in day out and
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then we'll hire you at CNN as if I'm a
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producer at CNN and you really can show
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how you've been psychically injured then
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you've got a job at CNN so Donny we're
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gonna make you Donny O'Sullivan we're
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gonna make you the guy was maybe
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psychically injured when anything Irish
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comes up or I don't know CNNMoney maybe
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we'll make you the the trade and ports
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guy or something I don't know how he got
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where he did CNN money but he got this
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assignment hey we got to make this guy
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seem like a nut or whatever he doesn't
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know any of the facts of the case ignore
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the facts when they were presented I've
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given him two months now two months to
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get the facts there's another court case
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where the the state entered the defense
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that's that completely proved what I had
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said and still he's ignoring me just
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called him and just threw Jason I don't
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know if this is true or not if he if
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this is what he said but he said there's
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no chance of me meeting at 4:00 o'clock
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that doesn't matter when I go to the
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jury Donny I'm gonna say here are the
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videos I gave him the chance I called
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him I just called him left a message on
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his voicemail
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but that literally was his voicemail and
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I said I'd like to just talk this out
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meet with you man-to-man short interview
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five ten minute interview like in a
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situation like this just sitting here
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just ask a few questions and just make
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sure you have an understanding so anyway
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let me tell you about the steel
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magnolias this gal 40 years of
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journalists several newspapers in the
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South really close to Louisiana so I'm
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gonna make her my Stella of a streetcar
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named desire because I love Tennessee
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Williams as well as so much great
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literature in the South you know I
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really Faulkner I'm not that big a fan
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of Faulkner to be honest but obviously
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Truman Capote and you got Mark Twain and
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all those the greats but but Tennessee
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Williams you know had it right and what
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I told her was you know Marlon Brando
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has that thing to call you know the
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Napoleonic Code I'm not doing a very
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good Brando
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but he's explaining how how like
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roughing the woman up before relations
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is sort of like a four plane because
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it's Napoleonic Code you're guilty until
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proven do your proof
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wait you're guilty until proven innocent
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I don't know how that works maybe I'm
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totally messing that up but anyway I
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made me think of Stella and it made me
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think of maybe think of a steel
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magnolias and protecting that faded
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grandeur maybe maybe that's what CNN is
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doing it's protecting and living in that
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world of faded grandeur maybe it's a
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civilization gone with a wind boy if I
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could bring in is it Mitchell that wrote
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Gone with the Wind anyway maybe this
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whole society this whole media attack
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and media identity I think actually this
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is the last gasp of it I think they
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Charles Charlotte's Ville is this
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last-gasp attempt at dad
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politics and even the people who are
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whatever lower Slovakian organ-grinder's
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who were abused as children
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you know I mean even they don't want to
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be sectioned out anymore they want to
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say you know what kind of forget all
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that lower slobo B and stuff and organ
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grinding and let me just be a I don't
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really want to have a chip on my
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shoulder my whole life and be that kind
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of journalist can I just be one of those
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journalists that goes out gets the fax
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that helps the public focus on the
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issues of the day so the public can make
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informed decisions can I just do that
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can I just do the who what when you know
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why in the five W's and H you know can I
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just I don't want to be that guy anymore
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I don't want to be the lower sloboda
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being a monkey grinder with the you know
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chip on my shoulder I really don't I
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don't want to be that monkey for you CNN
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I don't want to grind your organ every
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day for you to spin out your profits for
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you I don't want to be that guy
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I want to be a journalist I want to
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actually do journalism I want to
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actually say you know in this ports case
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here's the deal there's a secure ports
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Act of 2006 and the government has these
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meetings every year with Congress
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Oversight Committee to comply and year
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after year after year we haven't
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complied and it's a huge it's huge what
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do you call it a not doing the
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responsibility that they're supposed to
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do it's a huge poll and our national
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security presence and this guy actually
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down here and he was really pointing it
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out because guess what we also at the
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same time we did that that Act of 2006 I
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did some research we did this port of
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Kaseem thing you won't believe this you
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will believe this you see those you see
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those radiation testers way across on
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the other side of the world you're not
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gonna believe this guys you cannot gonna
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believe it they put in these radiation
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testers in Pakistan where you know like
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a terrorist nation where we had just you
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know had the Osama bin Laden thing where
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they were harboring one of the world's
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biggest terrorists right about five
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miles away from the capital Islamabad
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remember that guess what that went on I
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was five years after the Porticus team
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deal I see three look it up I see three
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all right guys you won't believe this
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they were actually doing the testing for
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these
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or diplomatic containers and these guy
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this guy this guy like he thinks he's
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royalty he thinks he's related to this
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third this third emirate he thinks he's
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related to this third emirate of UAE the
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guy's a nut job
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this Imran Awan is a nut job he thinks
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he's the he thinks he's a prince he's
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putting these diplomatic containers
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through and guess what they're doing big
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Prince the Prince over there in UAE is
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shipping his d-u weapons in the United
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States we got Hillary to take down the
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factory in New York here instead of
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putting in safeguards and keeping those
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jobs she shipped him over she shipped
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them over to this guy to this Prince and
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they're doing it they're doing the
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weapons manufacturing in pooja can you
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believe this this is the story of the
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century I'm gonna I'm gonna tell this
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story it's gonna be fantastic I'm gonna
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get a peel it sir I'm gonna expose this
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whole rat line I'm gonna actually do
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journalism you know who knows you know
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Billy Biff and scooter all my other
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friends here will admire me you know
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when I go to get a strawberry lemonade
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here Central Park they'll say gosh Wow
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Donny you actually did some journalism
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you really dug in and you got the facts
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and you focus the facts for the public
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and they were able to see how there was
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just this negligence at the port's you
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that you were able to point out this
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huge hole in our national security
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infrastructure you were able to point
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out that there was some there was some
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UAE Sheikh that was profiting from this
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that was shipping into you weapons into
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the United States through this
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diplomatic loophole Donny you did it you
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did it Donny yeah I can see the editor
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coming in Donny you did it you you
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discovered the diplomatic loophole you
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discovered the leis online operations
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loophole that allowed those terrorists
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to come in in the beginning and set up
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as firing in Congress Donny I love you
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you're gonna be great you're gonna owe
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the pew lots of dinner it's gonna be so
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good we're gonna be over there at
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Columbia that isn't what happened that
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isn't what happened no no let's take
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this guy who's really hardworking guy
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and we're CNN we can smear anybody
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anybody we can just tell them we can
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just say you know what we really think
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the FBI should be looking at this guy
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yeah we're done that's a lot easier
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journalism hey now that we're done with
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that story let's go ahead and set up a
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self congratulate
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a meeting where do you want to have it
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well let's have it at the boathouse
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let's have it at the boathouse who do
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you want a self congratulate first well
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I've been here a whole month at CNN and
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I have really done any journalism but I
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have attacked a lot of people who are
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just hardworking Americans that were
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trying to help the security situation
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why don't I give myself secure America
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award why don't I call it that and I'll
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I'll make it a ship and I'll encrust it
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in bronze or gold or something and I'll
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say you know Donny was but not for Donny
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the port of Charleston would have been
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destroyed yeah that sounds pretty good
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here I'll write it out I'll write the
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script out hey can you say this now hey
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clunky intern that we just hired for
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this dinner that you're gonna have to
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act like you knew me for 10 years before
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you gave me the self congratulatory
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email or something regulatory award yeah
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that sounds good that's exactly what
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happened so anyway thank you to my Steel
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Magnolias out there and all the other
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steel magnolias that support me be
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careful when you tell me that oh you all
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George has his grandmother's with tennis
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shoes because look at most of the social
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change in this country tell me one of
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them that didn't involve those
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grandmother's with tennis shoes or
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before that maybe they had high-heeled
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shoes or or whatever they wore in the
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1820s when they started the temperance
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movement so thank you still making only
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those out there we're gonna go there
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we're gonna still give Donnie one more
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chance at four o'clock if he's not there
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then you gave us no choice she forced us
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Tony Thanks
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you