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[Assistant] Obviously Jacksonville did not go well. No, it did not. The preseason game. And that's all we have to go off of right now.


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[Assistant] The idea of the crowd, I've said multiple times on this show, I thought it was gonna be like just intense and just toxic and Houston bringing down hate. Sounds like that's not gonna be the case at all. I was way off on that.


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[Assistant] Well, John McClain, I heard John McClain, long time Texans writer in Houston, Houston Chronicle say like, nobody cares about this team. It's going to be half Browns fans. That's what I said the other day. I didn't agree.


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[Assistant] He said they don't care about this team. This team's awful. They've given up on them. There's apathy around the Texans and the Browns have a huge Browns backers. He said of all the teams, because Houston is so massive, they have a lot of visiting teams come in. He said the Browns have probably the biggest base of all of them. He said I'd expect to see a lot of Browns fans there cheering for Nishan.


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[Assistant] I went to Vegas for March Madness and did a story on it from Caesar's Palace. Oh, that's a great idea. It was great.


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[Assistant] So we're trying to get to 104 without going over? Without going over, exactly. Okay, very good. Are you guys ready? Yes. Deshaun Cotter.


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[Assistant] Hit, hit, hit. Those are deuces. Yeaah. So somebody have a running count. Yeaah, we gotta be counting here. Somebody have a running count or that. Sean had one year as a starter. Yeaah. He threw what? Ten? It's jumping.


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[Assistant] Well, if we gave Kaiser 10 as a full year as a starter, I'd go even less.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I was there last night. Doc said after the game, Doc Rivers said it was a schedule loss. He could tell right away his guys, they still didn't have their legs. He said, I just, I could see it right away.


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[Assistant] So they're in Memphis, I mean they're in Memphis tonight, they got another one tonight.


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[Assistant] He felt they would be better tonight, that they'd have their legs under him. I don't know how he comes up with that on a second night of a back to back, and that's not an easy back to back Cleveland to Memphis, but anyway.


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[Assistant] Uh, yeaah, not a lot to take from that. They just absolutely smoked them. One thing that stood out to me early on was...


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[Assistant] Yeah, you take it. It's gonna be tough to get a top two. I still think Milwaukee and Boston's best team.


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[Assistant] Never mind that. Where'd they take them? Well, come on, come on, where'd they take them? Go ahead, talk.


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[Assistant] You can't take a chance like that. That boy's gotta remain dead until we convict this mob.


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[Assistant] Yes, you're right. You're quite right. Don't trouble about it anymore. I'll find a place.


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[Assistant] I know, but he won't be here much longer.


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[Assistant] He wasn't very happy with me. I was off and away. Now I'd stay.


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[Assistant] I had it put there. I hate to bed in the daytime.


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[Assistant] Later, nor in particular. I don't know anyone except the proprietor, the waiter, the chambermaid, and you.


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[Assistant] It's good to sit this way. You came to me out of pity but it means a great deal to me.


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[Assistant] You'd understand. But then I would always love you. You're different. Everything with us is different. He wanted to kill me.


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[Assistant] Everything. But it didn't help. I was terribly unhappy.


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[Assistant] It's an eternity if you're really unhappy. I was so filled with unhappiness that nothing else existed. And, nothing else exists. There is nothing left with which to compare it.


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[Assistant] Ravik, I'm in love. I throw myself into it without a thought. I love you and I'm happy.


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[Assistant] It is superficial, but we've had so little of that in our wretched lives. In a few days we'll go back to Paris to...


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[Assistant] Well, nightclub, but nothing ever changes in the life in a dirty hotel. It was dark before, and it'll be dark again.


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[Assistant] Oh, drive fast. I love your rabbit. Let's never go back to Paris.


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[Assistant] I've been waiting for you. You didn't call me for days, so I had to call you. Come. How do you like it?


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[Assistant] So, he'll break it off and go. As simple as that. You didn't want to know anything and I loved you for it. And now, now you come and reproach me.


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[Assistant] Nothing. I'm glad you still have enough concern for me to come when I call you.


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[Assistant] It is not closed. I can't bring myself to marry Alex. I love you.


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[Assistant] She's conscious now. She asked about her husband. Will you tell her? Tell her? Doesn't she know?


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[Assistant] If you like, I'll call Bode. He could be here in 15 minutes. You can assist him and he can do it.


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[Assistant] So long, folks. Come again. I'm here every night.


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[Assistant] My idea is to go back and see if I can raise enough money to start up my father's firm again. It's still in receivers hands.


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[Assistant] Well, from now on, you're gonna be in there even more frequent. A lot of things are gonna be changed around here.


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[Assistant] Find out. Now I think I'll step in there and try that chair for size.


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[Assistant] What's the matter with you? Why, nothing. I'm a little on edge. I've been with the dentist all afternoon.


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[Assistant] Well, it's good to see you again, boss. I hope you don't mind my clown around Pearl a little.


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[Assistant] I sent those guys a junction. Of course, they didn't know it was you.


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[Assistant] That guy you clipped back in the camp as an army engineer, that briefcase he's carrying around is full of hot dope. New tank armor. Since when did you get interested in tanks? Look, Lucky, in our business, you gotta keep yourself up to date.


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[Assistant] Those dog tracks and bookie joints and slot machines, they're old fashioned now.


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[Assistant] I run into a couple of foreign lugs. They'll pay you almost anything you want to ask for stuff like that report on the tank army you've been carrying around.


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[Assistant] Sure. Well, you get a thousand bucks just for finding out where a troop train went. In American money? Sure. Well, I got twenty thousand for setting an ormany on fire. Did you do that? No. But they don't know I didn't.


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[Assistant] Hey, wait a minute, I gotta talk to him again. Well, how'd I know he was gonna take it?


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[Assistant] Now, I don't blame you for being so lucky, but this is nothing you can settle with a heater. Well, he offered you a hundred grand, didn't he? Ain't that what you want?


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[Assistant] Restraint according to the code of monastic discipline. Moderation in food.


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[Assistant] Vinaya is the lifeblood of the dispensation. These are words found in the Buddhist commentaries. But where as Dhamma, in Sanskrit Dharma,


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[Assistant] is a word familiar to Buddhists of all traditions. Vinyā is much less so.


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[Assistant] That this should be the case is worthy of remark, given the central importance attached to the Vinaya by the Buddha himself, as clearly demonstrated by his frequent references to the body of his teachings by the compound term dhamma-vinaya.


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[Assistant] At the end of his life, refusing requests to appoint a successor, the Buddha instructed his disciples,


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[Assistant] In essence, Vinaya refers to the Buddha's teachings aimed at creating the optimum external conditions for the study, practice, realization and propagation of Dhamma.


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[Assistant] As the degree to which these conditions may be promoted in society at large is limited, the Vinaya is to be found most clearly in the training rules, injunctions, procedures.


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[Assistant] Protocols and conventions prescribed by the Buddha for his monastic order to live by and gathered together in the texts known collectively as the Vinaya Pitaka.


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[Assistant] Etymologically, vinaya is derived from words meaning taking out of or away from.


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[Assistant] The practice of Vinaya seeks to lead individual practitioners away from actions and speech that will conflict with or undermine their practice of Dhamma and to lead monastic communities away from conflict and disharmony.


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[Assistant] Although vinea finds its apogee in the regulations governing monastic life.


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[Assistant] It is also found on a more general level in teachings aimed at lay Buddhists, including those explaining the path factors of right action, right speech, and right livelihood.


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[Assistant] The terms Householder Vineyard, Argarica Vineyard, and Lay Vineyard.


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[Assistant] Gihi Vinaya are found respectively in commentarial references to the Ten Wholesome Paths, the Kusala Kamapattā, and to the responsibilities of householders detailed in the Sīgāla-vāda-sutta, Dighinikāya 31.


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[Assistant] The decision by the Buddha to place such emphasis on Vinaya may be traced back to the days following his awakening.


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[Assistant] It is said that on reviewing the path to enlightenment, the newly awakened Buddha considered it to be so demanding that he was unsure as to whether anyone else in the world could follow it to its conclusion.


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[Assistant] Although he subsequently became reassured of the existence of those with little dust in their eyes, the Buddha's sense of the difficulty involved in transmitting the Dhamma did not leave him.


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[Assistant] He realized that his disciples would need every assistance possible and that a monastic order could provide supportive conditions to a degree that household life, with all its demands and temptations, could rarely hope to.


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[Assistant] In the sangha, he sought to create a way of life that would minimize the conditions that retard progress on the path and maximize the conditions conducive to it.


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[Assistant] Members of the Sangha would not need to make compromises with the expectations and prejudices of society at large.


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[Assistant] Monastics could live within communities made safe and stable by agreed and impeccable standards of conduct, dwelling together with wise teachers and like-minded friends.


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[Assistant] In a tranquil environment, free of the daily struggle for subsistence, monks could learn how to transcend their addiction to the sensual world and put forth undistracted effort for enlightenment.


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[Assistant] Vinea was the practical means by which these goals were to be achieved.


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[Assistant] In the first several years after the Buddha's enlightenment, it simply constituted a set of behavioral norms, for example, refraining from all sexual activity, from receiving money, and from eating in the evening.


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[Assistant] The commentarial text reports that the monks were all of considerable spiritual maturity and were sufficiently motivated to uphold this informal code by their devotion to the Buddha and by their own sense of right and wrong.


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[Assistant] After 20 years had passed, however, the sangha had grown considerably.


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[Assistant] It now contained many unenlightened members, and warning signs had appeared of an impending erosion of standards.


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[Assistant] In response, and on an ad hoc basis, responding to problems as they arose, the Buddha began to introduce training rules, Sikkhapada, divided into different categories, which included penalties for transgressions, ranging in severity from confession to expulsion.


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[Assistant] By the time of the Buddha's death, these training rules numbered 227, and were known collectively as the Patimukha.


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[Assistant] The Patimokkha is the formal code of conduct for Buddhist monastics and has lain at the heart of the Vinaya ever since.


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[Assistant] As the Sangha grew in size, the Buddha also began to elaborate upon the protocols and procedures that he wished to define the more complex communal life that was evolving.


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[Assistant] The Vinaya texts passed down to us thus include, in addition to the Vibhanga, which deals with the Patimokha, a large number of supplementary allowances and prohibitions, which are gathered together in the Khandakas.


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[Assistant] These unnumbered injunctions are not divided into categories, and transgressions of them are almost all simply referred to as acts of wrongdoing. Dukkata.


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[Assistant] These injunctions outnumber bhatimokha training rules many times over, and arguably do more to create the distinctive way of life and culture of the modern Thai forest monasteries.


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[Assistant] Over time, a huge body of interpretations and extrapolations have accumulated around the kundaka injunctions.


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[Assistant] Most of them have become norms accepted by the Thai forest tradition, although there are certain variations from lineage to lineage and from teacher to teacher.


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[Assistant] From this point on, this whole body of practices will be referred to as observances, a translation of the Thai ko-wattpa.


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[Assistant] The following description of the training in the Vinaya, undergone by the Sangha of Vattapong, reflects this division between Bhattimokha training rules and auxiliary observances, taking each as a major section heading.


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[Assistant] It also includes an account of the Duttangas, or ascetic practices, as a third major section, for the reason that although these ascetic practices were originally intended by the Buddha to be voluntary undertakings,


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[Assistant] A number of them have been rendered compulsory elements of the Wat Ba Pong training regime.


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[Assistant] If Lencho's luck holds out, yes. So don't be afraid.


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[Assistant] Pitch blend from Czechoslovakia. Pitch blend from Spain.


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[Assistant] Our trouble is, we haven't enough people who can analyze scientific data. Pitch blend and monazite.


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[Assistant] I'll be out of town till tomorrow night. I've got to talk to somebody who can analyze.


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[Assistant] What are you hiding from me? I thought you were in the army. Just to put you in your place, I'm a colonel.


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[Assistant] I'm in OSS. Never heard of it. Well, that's fine. We're not supposed to get any publicity. It's the Office of Strategic Services. Around Washington, we're called the Cloak and Dagger Boys. Sounds romantic. Sure. Very. We do a lot of things, Alvar. Intelligence work, morale stuff, operations behind the enemy lines.


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[Assistant] Don't close up on me. Well, it's hush-hush too, Clem. Government work. I know. You're working on the Manhattan Project.


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[Assistant] Well, Alva, they are working on an atom bomb.


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[Assistant] But if anybody's going to develop the atom bomb, he want it to be us. Not the Nazis. Not much choice in that. Alva, we need more trained men on this. We've got to know how far the Germans have gone. Where they're working, how we can stop them. Most of our agents aren't equipped. They don't know what to look for. They're missing clues, I know. This is a race. It's the Germans or us.


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[Assistant] We've got to get more scientists into our outfits. How about what I'm doing here? I'm already authorized to take you off. You know the problem. You're single. You can speak a little German, but you've got to volunteer.


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[Assistant] I've got two plane tickets back to Washington. Can I even have time to wind things up here? Ordinarily we'd give you a few weeks. But I want you to take a look at this.


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[Assistant] She's in Switzerland. Since when? About six weeks. She came over the Alps, alone. She'd been in a hospital in Zurich with pneumonia. A few days ago, she got in touch with the American consulate. Said she wanted to see one of our scientists.


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[Assistant] This is a terrific break. If you stop feeling so happy about it and go home and pack a bag, you could see her in a couple of days. Okay.


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[Assistant] No. But you see, I thought I'd be safe here. I'm not. The Germans have found me again. Yesterday, I got a letter postmarked Zurich and to go to Italy to work. I've been collaborating there with Polder.


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[Assistant] Yes. I don't return beginning Sunday.


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[Assistant] Day by day knowing that innocent people are being shot because of me.


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[Assistant] Come back tomorrow morning. I'll have more strength then. We can talk all day.


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[Assistant] Just like a scene in the opera we are. The people go, the young couple is left alone.


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[Assistant] Quick, the young men must make compliments. It's expected. Only there isn't any music. And you are not a tenor.


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[Assistant] Well, oh, I remember. Comes from cows, no? Good for babies.


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[Assistant] Oh, no matter, except you come from the moon. And here we live like, like Lazarus. We lie in the grave, waiting for the savior to come.


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[Assistant] Why do you wake me? Why do you frighten me like this?


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[Assistant] A school mistress I once knew. A fascist party member.


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[Assistant] I told her I had a German friend who was very important and she was very proud of me.


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[Assistant] I teach my little children in school.


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[Assistant] Well, even if you don't think so. All the over men I meet, they tell me I'm pretty.


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[Assistant] He taught it to me. The rest I never learned. Only the first lines. He was nice.


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[Assistant] Oh, don't make love to me. Don't be somebody I like.


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[Assistant] If you feel like kissing me and I feel like kissing you, so we kiss. But don't be serious. In my job, I kiss without feeling. Last week an Obra man with a silly mustache.


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[Assistant] You think it's good to be a courier in the underground? You think it's exciting? Heroic? No. If you fight scum, you become scum, that's all.


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[Assistant] I know there's something wrong. I have more experience than you have.


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[Assistant] I think this is safe. And tomorrow, soon as it gets light, we'll move.


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[Assistant] Too long. Too much. Too much worry and too much fright.


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[Assistant] Look, it's just like killing a mad dog. Except for the dog you can feel sorry. It's not his fault he's sick.


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[Assistant] There's so few of us here, even one who runs away is badly missed. You know that, don't you?


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[Assistant] Bitter name is a plus. Yeah, Professor, we like you, sir.


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[Assistant] A violent standoff between a radical religious sect and the federal government comes to a fiery end.


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[Assistant] All eyes are on David Koresh, the group's prophet. The government portrays him as a dangerous cult leader.


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[Assistant] And first-hand accounts from inside the compound and from behind tactical lines.


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[Assistant] Eyewitnesses to Waco describe how Quresh rose to power and how his kingdom was ultimately destroyed.


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[Assistant] On a clear winter morning in Waco, Texas, agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms attempt to execute a raid on the Mount Carmel property.


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[Assistant] Or is there a story about Waco that hasn't been told?


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[Assistant] The future leader of the Branch Davidians is born Vernon Wayne Howell on August 17th, 1959.


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[Assistant] Howell struggles to fit in at home and at school. He describes a lonely childhood.


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[Assistant] Howell is fascinated by the New Testament and its promise of a judgment day.


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[Assistant] He describes in his own words his first conversation with God.


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[Assistant] Vernon Howell makes his way to Mount Carmel in search of a living prophet. He finds the Branch Davidians leader, nearly 70-year-old Lois Roden.


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[Assistant] Compelling Rodin to let her young lover preach to the sect.


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[Assistant] Soon, Howell announces he too is a living prophet. He claims God wants him to take a wife within the sect.


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[Assistant] Howell attempts to take over as the branch Davidians profit.


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[Assistant] The rodents claim the land at Mount Carmel for their followers.


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[Assistant] Forcing Howell and several of his converts to relocate to a small plot of land in Palestine, Texas.


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[Assistant] Over the next three years, Howell travels to California, the United Kingdom, and Australia.


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[Assistant] To recruit new followers with his apocalyptic message.


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[Assistant] Howell's end-of-days prediction is nothing new to the apocalyptic group. But following a pilgrimage to Israel in 1985, he delivers a more shocking message. He proclaims himself a second messiah.


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[Assistant] During this time, Koresh announces he's entitled to more than one wife within the group. Soon he has four.


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[Assistant] Koresh learns that his former mentor, Lois Roden, is dead. And her son George is in a state psychiatric hospital. With the property up for grabs, he takes back Mount Carmel and continues to recruit around the world.


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[Assistant] Former Branch Davidian David Thibodeau recalls a drastically different side of Quresh.


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[Assistant] Under the leadership of its self-proclaimed prophet, David Koresh.


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[Assistant] But other followers, like Debbie Buns, paint a darker picture of life inside Mount Carmel.


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[Assistant] With his grip over the group tightening, Koresh introduces the New Light Doctrine.


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[Assistant] This new set of rules dissolves all of the marriages on the property and mandates that the sexes live separately.


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[Assistant] Following the new light doctrine, husbands give up their wives to Koresh.


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[Assistant] According to Debbie, this rejection embarrasses Quresh.


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[Assistant] Within months, he kicks her and her husband David off of the Mount Carmel property and out of the Branch Davidian fold.


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[Assistant] Eventually, David's sister Robin leaves the group and makes this chilling prediction.


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[Assistant] By the early 1990s, the Branch Davidians are living in relative peace at the Mount Carmel property.


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[Assistant] But a more violent side to the group is about to be revealed.


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[Assistant] The ATF puts the final touches on an affidavit that allows them to secure a warrant to search the Branch Davidian property for illegal firearms.


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[Assistant] Their decision to raid Mount Carmel may have been a PR stunt.


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[Assistant] The final messenger tapped to lead his army of followers into Armageddon.


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[Assistant] As the ATF prepares for the raid on the Branch Davidian property.


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[Assistant] Agents plan to take advantage of the element of surprise by converging on the group while the men work outside.


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[Assistant] 49 minutes into the botched raid, David Koresh himself calls 911 and speaks with the local police.


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[Assistant] Allowing shell shocked ATF agents to remove the bodies of the dead and injured from the property.


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[Assistant] Inside Mount Carmel, five Branch Davidians are mortally wounded, and several are injured, including David Koresh.


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[Assistant] By the early afternoon, the ATF calls in the FBI to handle negotiations.


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[Assistant] Marking the beginning of what will become one of the longest standoffs in law enforcement history.


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[Assistant] Hours after the failed ATF raid, the FBI assumes command of the negotiations with the Branch Davidians.


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[Assistant] The FBI continues to negotiate with Koresh. Within hours they strike a deal.


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[Assistant] After days of failed negotiations with David Koresh, the FBI struggles to maintain control.


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[Assistant] In their minds, the Davidians are now in a war between good and evil.


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[Assistant] What to the rest of the world looks like a standoff plays right into Koresh's End of Days scenario.


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[Assistant] The frustration within the agency's ranks begins to show.


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[Assistant] After four long weeks with no break in negotiations, David Koresh meets with his legal counsel.


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[Assistant] With camera crews from around the world rolling, Mount Carmel is reduced to a smoldering pile of ashes.


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[Assistant] 75 Branch Davidians die in the blaze, including 25 children under the age of 15.


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[Assistant] David Thibodeau and eight others survived the fire. They are treated for their burns and promptly arrested.


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[Assistant] The fire that kills 75 Branch Davidians on April 19, 1993 stirs up outrage over the government's use of force.


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[Assistant] The FBI swiftly blames David Koresh for the devastating loss of life.


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[Assistant] Even newly elected President Bill Clinton jumps in to defend the agency.


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[Assistant] Branch Davidi and David Thibodeau places the blame for the deadly inferno squarely on the FBI.


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[Assistant] The official word from arson investigators paints a very different picture.


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[Assistant] Eight months after the blaze, the government's case against the Branch Davidians is brought to court.


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[Assistant] All eleven defendants plead not guilty. In the end, all are acquitted of murder and conspiracy charges. Seven are found guilty of voluntary manslaughter.


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[Assistant] Five are also guilty of carrying a firearm during the commission of a crime.


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[Assistant] Most defendants get 15 years in prison, but their sentences are later reduced.


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[Assistant] David Thibodeau is only held as a material witness and never charged with a crime.


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[Assistant] After a criminal trial, a civil trial, two congressional hearings, and countless inquiries.


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[Assistant] Those involved with the tragedy at Waco remain divided.


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[Assistant] A handful of branch Davidians still worship at Mount Carmel.


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[Assistant] Evidence of the fire serves as a painful reminder of what took place in 1993.


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[Assistant] And plaques commemorate those who lost their lives in the raid and in the fire.


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[Assistant] The average length of a gun battle in law enforcement to this day is about right around two seconds. Seconds. We knew that we were up against a very difficult, committed and manipulative individual.


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[Assistant] And I picked it up and it was my boss, Jeff Jamar.


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[Assistant] And without any preamble, without any introduction, Jeff starts out by saying, uh, Byron, there's been a raid that's gone horribly wrong.


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[Assistant] Get to Waco as soon as you can, assist with negotiations. I, uh.


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[Assistant] I believe six or eight kids out within the first 10, 12 hours.


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[Assistant] We contacted the Christian Broadcasting Network in, uhm,


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[Assistant] All of a sudden the antennas start to go up and have I been so totally duped that this individual has lied to all of us and then David.


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[Assistant] This was such an unprecedented event because what we had here really was not a traditional hostage situation where.


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[Assistant] Uh, the bad guys come in, he sees some innocent people, he's using them for leverage. This is not what we have. We had a...


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[Assistant] When he came up with that emphatic statement, these are my children, they are not coming out. We knew we had a major problem.


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[Assistant] Try to get as many people out as we could.


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[Assistant] Dick DeGaron advised us that there had been a major breakthrough and David had agreed to exit.


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[Assistant] Well, we took that kind of tongue in cheek because by this time we had several examples of how they had promised one thing and not delivered.


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[Assistant] How long do you anticipate this? It's my understanding it took about 600 years to write the books of the Bible.


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[Assistant] And he said, oh no, no, no. He said, it'll take me about two days per seal.


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[Assistant] Utmost effort was to resolve this thing peacefully. And in that effort, we failed.


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[Assistant] Steve Schneider gets on the phone with the negotiation team.


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[Assistant] And we're continuing to press him. Steve, we need something. We need, you've told us he's done with the first seal. You know, send it out.


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[Assistant] When we briefed up the boss and told him that we had not gotten anything tangible to prove that David is even working on this, that was it. That was the straw that broke the camel's back. By this time, the department of justice has authorized the use of tear gas and the decision was made to go forward the next day.


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[Assistant] What we were trying to convey to them is this is not intended to bring injury to you.


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[Assistant] I've been through tear gas. I've been through tear gas and military training. I've been through tear gas and law enforcement training. And I will tell you that without a doubt, if my family was inside this room and somebody put tear gas in here,


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[Assistant] That natural parental instinct to get your loved ones out of that kind of a hostile environment. And quite frankly, we were wrong. And to a devastating end, we were wrong.


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[Assistant] I can tell you without hesitation looking you straight in the eye that the FBI's intent and desire and utmost effort was to resolve this thing peacefully.


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[Assistant] Best of my knowledge, he is, is still quite dead and it's unfortunate because I wouldn't.


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[Assistant] Thoroughly enjoyed to be able to analyze and assess and come to grips with the motivations of somebody that could intentionally lead, particularly those kids to oblivion. There's a special place in hell for David Koresh.


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[Assistant] It all happened in 24 hours. So fast, I'm still wondering if it really happened.


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[Assistant] The man who could tell you what the President said when he didn't like his dinner dessert, or who was getting paid off for what and by whom and how much to the penny. In fact, the top man of Washington's political columnists. Naturally, his return to the hometown stirred lots of interest for us on the Herald where he had once worked.


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[Assistant] And especially since the first thing he did on his arrival was to check into the Belden General Hospital.


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[Assistant] And a good deal on Mr. Pierce's own insistence, mind you.


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[Assistant] Mr. Pierce, the press. You're Harry Mitchell, aren't you? That's right, Mr. Pierce. Don't be so formal, huh?


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[Assistant] Then I have to call Miss Court. I'll phone her for you. Where can I reach you, Miss Court?


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[Assistant] That's the trouble with doctors. They think everybody's as interested in living as they are in keeping them alive. Don't let him overdo it. I'll be in the fifth floor laboratory, nurse radiology. Doctor. I wish everyone shared your opinion about doctors.


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[Assistant] Compliments. I'm gonna hit him for a nice fat raise.


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[Assistant] Passed out while we were talking. This is our bead, Pinky. It's big. I don't want those other tenons out here cutting in.


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[Assistant] I can't really tell yet. My autopsy will be conclusive. Indications are that it might be either. You see, in either case, the heart was stopped. The heart usually stops in a case of death, doesn't it, doctor?


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[Assistant] The only thing is, I took his pulse before I left the room. There was no pulse. That scoundrel might just as well have been stuck in a loaf of bread for all the damage he'd done.


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[Assistant] Looks bad for your friend, Mitchell. Peaky wants her to fly, Lieutenant. His conscience has bothered him ever since. Nobody here, Chief.


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[Assistant] Locked room case, Samson. You should bring out your Scotland Yard background. Listen, Mitchell, this is my last warning.


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[Assistant] How about letting me rifle your boss's desk, his files, his possessions. I'll put them back real neat. There's something I want to find.


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[Assistant] I searched that sweet top and bottom, but if Pierce ever had the Argyle album, he took no chances having it around. Alex, you'll have to do this for me. No, no, never mind where I am, just do it. There are only those five names in Pierce's address book from this city.


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[Assistant] Check on them and check what relationships they've had with Pierce, if any.


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[Assistant] Pierce had Washington phone numbers in the book of the kind that never gets into public directories. But there were a few in my town that had checks after them. And one was a query on Worcester Street down by the waterfront.


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[Assistant] We had a rough moment there, didn't we, my friend? Office is yet to come. What are you doing here?


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[Assistant] Where does a guy go when he's wanted by the police? I had things to do and things to find out.


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[Assistant] I also needed a place where I could sit down and think things through.


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[Assistant] This place belongs to a friend of mine. He's been in Florida for a month. Nobody, uh, least of all you, knows he lent me a key.


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[Assistant] Somehow, Marla, that doesn't worry me. I don't think you have much traffic with the police.


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[Assistant] Just for the record, the last thing I killed was a pint of bourbon at my best friend's wake. And before you ask it again, I'll repeat the question. Just what is the Argyle album supposed to be? You're a very gifted actor. Never mind, skip it.


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[Assistant] I squeezed pretty hard, scuffing bruises at her throat to make it look good. I got so mixed up I didn't know what I was doing and I stopped once and kissed her very hard.


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[Assistant] Harry Mitchell, I used to live upstairs, apartment 6C, uh, Mr. Walsh lives there now.


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[Assistant] Oh, uh, Whitey Walsh is in Florida and he lent me the key to his apartment.


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[Assistant] Some fellas played a trick on me. They locked me out on the fire escape. I took a tumble on the way down.


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[Assistant] Oh, it's fine, thank you. Do you, do you have a phone here?


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[Assistant] No, no, but I will. Uh, well, thank you very much, Mrs. Rubin.


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[Assistant] Just a minute, Mark. Well, I, I thank you again. I really must go.


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[Assistant] Well, here it was. The waterfront. The Worcester Street neighborhood.


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[Assistant] Well, at the time I had what seemed like a few good reasons for going on. One was for Pierce, a man I respected. One was for Pinky, a man I liked. And one was for myself, to finish what I had started. To prove a point to a cop named Sampson, a man named Winter, and a woman named Marla. John McBrod, a marine salvage. It was seven o'clock and a light was on, but the place looked empty.


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[Assistant] I've got you sized up, McBrod. You're the neighborhood fence. This salvage business is just a cover up for selling hot stuff.


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[Assistant] Except that your devil crossed him and never sent him more than one or two pages of photostats just to tease him. You figured you were as good at blackmail as the next guy.


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[Assistant] It was a girl, Marla, not as cooperative as Miss Court was with you.


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[Assistant] Alan Pierce. Do you want to confess? For something I didn't do? It's not bargain day to day, Lieutenant.


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[Assistant] Do you know anything about the Argyle album? Never heard of it.


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[Assistant] Took me almost an hour to shake Samson's shadows. Even then I wasn't sure.


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[Assistant] Marla had said the hotel Wilmington, so that's where I went.


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[Assistant] Call it what you want. I led you to McBride. What'd you get from him?


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[Assistant] You still haven't got me right, Marla. Panama killed McBrod.


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[Assistant] You just told me that McBride said something about Panama getting the album. What do you mean by that, Christ?


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[Assistant] Turn around. My dear fellow. Turn around and put your hands in the back of your head.


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[Assistant] Where's your gang? By gang, I presume you mean... Where are they? I don't know. I haven't the least idea. You're a liar. I haven't seen them for the last three hours. You're a liar.


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[Assistant] I do not know where my so-called gang is. Were you with them when they picked up McBrod? No. Scanlon and of course... Yes, yes, I was with them. What'd they take him away for?


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[Assistant] Thought a man left dying by you might be the source of some pertinent information. Was he? Unfortunately, no. That isn't what Marla told me. What did she tell you?


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[Assistant] Tell them they'll take care of it. I'll take care of it. Goodbye. Goodbye.


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[Assistant] Now, might I ask who called me? You might not.


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[Assistant] To get back to our discussion then, what did McBride mean about Panama?


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[Assistant] What is it? You know where the album is. Tell me, Mitchell, tell me. Why should I tell you? It's like the coach of Notre Dame giving us signals to the coach of Michigan. Let me put it this way. I'm prepared to pay for services rendered. Pay well. Who are you kidding? You're the only second man on this team.


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[Assistant] Wait Mitchell, let's discuss this. That reminds me.


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[Assistant] That's a great offer. The guy who just tried to use me for a clay pigeon.


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[Assistant] From a doctor like Vance Sullivan. What's your point? The police say he killed Pierce. Did he?


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[Assistant] Let's say I can't tell you how, but I can tell you why. To compromise the doctor.


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[Assistant] I've thought harder about this than I have about anything else in my whole life. The only way I can put things together is like this.


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[Assistant] There are not one, but two men whose names are involved in that album. Each seeking with his own group to beat the other's time. One of these acted first. He had Pierce killed. That was the one who had Ben Sullivan in Panama working for him. Then there's another name in the album. My guess is that it's yours. You're no more Mr. Winter than I am.


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[Assistant] You took care of when he tried to blackmail you and your friends. And you, you're the other Big Shot, Mr. Big Shot and traitor.


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[Assistant] Still it explains why you stuck the scalpel in the piss, compromised Van Selvin and indirectly his boss.


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[Assistant] Man doesn't become an international power by going to Sunday school on weekdays. Even being a traitor wasn't hard for you. Anyhow, you decided to do your dirty work yourself. But you needed help.


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[Assistant] I can do a little more than tell you where the album is. I have it with me.


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[Assistant] I have it right here. Show it to me, Mitchell. I thought you said you respected my intelligence. Gil, did you ever see the album? It's a leather book. Stamped on it is a crest containing a double-headed eagle. Then the claws of the eagle is a lamb with blood running from its wounds. There's a written inscription woven across the top.


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[Assistant] Gil and Mauler have been playing along with you, figuring that you were their kind. But get this, Gil.


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[Assistant] You've been assuming you'd get your share because you figured you'd be around when it came in. And now Winter's getting the album. The album which can't hurt anybody but him. Gil's been doing some fast thinking the last few minutes.


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[Assistant] He's been wondering what's to prevent you from walking out of here and disappearing forever. Where's the payoff? Who's going to protect his interests? You see, he figured you for an honest crook.


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[Assistant] Look at him close, Gil. That's the man that went through so much to get the album. Now we just as soon have it burned or destroyed as habit. That's right. You wanted to burn it. Mr. Big Shot.


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[Assistant] That was it. I went to a doctor and while I was being patched up it hit me.


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[Assistant] The album had been in the careful hands of the United States mail where John McBride had put it for Alan Pierce before he knew Pierce was dead. That meant Miss Court, Pierce's secretary, now had it. I called her and made a deal for the album. We agreed to meet at the airport.


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[Assistant] As a matter of fact, you are the one who first told me that McBride had said something about Panama having the best chance of getting it. I guess why we thought McBride was lying there dead.


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[Assistant] Because even before Pierce's death was announced, he'd mailed a photostatic copy of the album to Pierce's suite. I should have known there was a copy because I had the cover. It arrived after we left the hotel.


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[Assistant] Boy. Yes, sir? You see that man over by the cashier, the one in the grape and aura hat?


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[Assistant] Can I have my briefcase please? Just a second, answer what I said.


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[Assistant] Then when those, uh, nurses and attendants rushed into the room and around Fierce's bedside, he merely came from behind the curtain and mingled with the crowd. I'd say he sought a dress for the occasion. Got a good deductive mind, Mitchell.


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[Assistant] Oh, no. But there must be an angle somewhere there, Mitchell. There's gotta be. Well, eh, it probably is. Well, uh, I've gotta get back to the office, sir. Goodbye, Lieutenant.


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[Assistant] I know I'm stupid, but please talk to me because I wanna serve you. A while later, I heard his word in my heart, as if we were discussing things directly.


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[Assistant] I was shy. Still a virgin. Kind of straight-laced on account of my church life.


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[Assistant] I was intending to marry her, but she turned her back, rejected me.


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[Assistant] I'd forgotten my purpose in life. To be true to his words.


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[Assistant] God said he would give my first love back to me in time, but he never did.


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[Assistant] I yelled, go away. There's women and children in here. Let's talk.


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[Assistant] Yes, yes, what is it? Captain Younger is outside. Oh, he is. He has Captain Muncie with him.


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[Assistant] The enemy had got their hands on this money, they could have kept this war going forever. Captain.


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[Assistant] From now on, I am interested only in the needs of one Michael.


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[Assistant] Vestal. Take these over to Mrs. Moore with my compliments.


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[Assistant] Well, I seem to remember my father telling me on occasion somewhat similar to this. Be brief.


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[Assistant] When they took my family, there wasn't anything else to live for.


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[Assistant] The Mormon church teaches that in order for me to become a goddess, I needed to marry a Mormon man in good standings with the church.


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[Assistant] And without a husband that could take me through the temple.


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[Assistant] I just couldn't do it and I was advised to divorce him.


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[Assistant] When a Mormon goes through the temple to receive his endowments, he's given a pair of this holy Mormon underwear and he's instructed to wear it at all times.


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[Assistant] When I was growing up, all through the years of our, of my childhood, my sisters and my brother and I were all best of friends and had a beautiful relationship. Since I've come out of the Mormon Church, my sisters and I have had no relationship at all.


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[Assistant] You can't associate with a prostate member, and that's what they call me.


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[Assistant] Utah has a higher than the national average rate of divorce.


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[Assistant] Partly due to the fact that Mormons emphasize perfection. And so many of these young people feel defeated in their striving for godhood. They can't measure up to everything the church is asking of them. And it just so demolishes their self-esteem that they can't go on and so then they take their life.


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[Assistant] Published accounts we find that Joseph Smith


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[Assistant] First said, it was just Jesus that appeared to him. The second time he wrote a story down, a few years later, he says, many angels appeared to him.


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[Assistant] Then some years later, he says, that two beings appeared


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[Assistant] He changes the date, he changes how old he is, he changes the motivation, why he went into the woods to pray, he changes who was there, and he changes what the message was that they gave him.


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[Assistant] So if he were giving us an actual account of a real experience, we would assume he would have known the first time around, whether it was God or Jesus, if it was both of them, what their message was, and when it happened.


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[Assistant] Yet we find him redrafting this story.


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[Assistant] Well, if you were a witness of an accident and someone asked you to tell about it, if you gave three accounts as divergent as those three are, people would say you couldn't have witnessed the event.


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[Assistant] I believe some of the strongest anti-Mormon literature, if you want to call it that, is the actual publications of the Mormon Church.


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[Assistant] This, uh, diary tells how Joseph was sneaking around behind Emma's back to practice polygamy.


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[Assistant] How he had to promise Emma he would give up all his plural wives just for her and yet he tells his friend that I had to tell Emma that but I didn't really mean it.


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[Assistant] The Mormon Church has deliberately hidden the records of its early church leaders, of their early documents, their early publications from their members.


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[Assistant] There are so many things in the church records if they were open for public inspection.


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[Assistant] It would tarnish this beautiful image that the church puts out. The missionary comes to your door. We have a beautiful story to tell you about families.


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[Assistant] And they want to tell you what a glorious place this is to raise your children.


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[Assistant] The missionary isn't part of the cover-up. He doesn't know this. He has been told.


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[Assistant] That everything will check out, it's all 100% true.


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[Assistant] The leaders have to go back and rework, rewrite, cover up.


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[Assistant] Change, delete, add, all the way through on, uh, all of their books, their history, their scriptures, uh, they suppress their diaries, because these things show the, uh, confusion and the, uh, man-made nature of the theology and the religion.


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[Assistant] The Book of Mormon claims to be an actual historical record translated from real plates that Joseph Smith unearthed in a hill in New York. Now if this is a genuine history,


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[Assistant] One would assume you could study this just like you would study any historical book.


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[Assistant] We turn to the Book of Mormon. We have nothing. There is no Nephite language. There are no Nephite cities. There is not a map in any Book of Mormon.


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[Assistant] You cannot locate any site. There is no evidence for the book, and yet it's supposed to be a historical record.


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[Assistant] Mormonism undercuts the Bible. It undercuts all the other churches so that the Mormon that starts to lose faith in Mormonism will usually feel there's nothing out there to look into.


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[Assistant] In Utah, it's very hard for someone to leave the church and make it public. There is, first of all, the threat for your job. You may have a Mormon employer and this could seriously threaten your work position. Many of the people I see work for the church itself and are afraid of losing their position. Some are afraid of divorce.


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[Assistant] I've talked to a Mormon bishop that told me he didn't believe Mormonism at all.


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[Assistant] The motivation for many of them is that Mormonism is a nice place to raise your family.


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[Assistant] It's the easy road. If you're already here and you're already in it, then why upset things?


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[Assistant] So leaders have to go back and rework, rewrite, cover up, change, delete, add, all the way through on, uh, all of their books.


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[Assistant] With no knowledge of the Egyptian language he translated that into what is called the Book of Abraham. That manuscript disappeared until 1967. It has now resurfaced.


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[Assistant] Toto, this is Captain Maglou. I'm going to see more of him and less of you from now on. Hello. Uh, listen carefully, dear. I left my handkerchief, mouchoir, tachentou, on the yacht. You go fetch it, see? Neats. Yeats, Toto. Neats. It'll be neats to you, Toto. Aha. And now, Captain, you may take my arm. What did you say you were Captain of?


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[Assistant] Sit down, Toto, stop following me around. Cooch, plot, zits.


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[Assistant] Well, he won't be such a flop with his $99,000. Snoodles will give it to him all right. Why not?


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[Assistant] Is there anything else? I'll leave you with that thought, Captain.


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[Assistant] I suppose there's a law against shooting those things. Yes ma'am, I think there is.


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[Assistant] But some of my people, they are not well-educated. They allow themselves to be smuggled across. I know. And some of my people pay them


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[Assistant] I can't breathe. You'd better not go then, eh? I must.


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[Assistant] What's going on back here? This old man is very sick.


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[Assistant] Good afternoon, man. We'd like to talk to you about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.


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[Assistant] Government men can't get here in time. They got 30 miles to cover.


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[Assistant] The first mark of a cult that is always and ever true is extra biblical.


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[Assistant] Revelation. They pay lip service to the Bible. They say, yes, that's a fine book, but God spoke to us last night or a hundred years ago and we have a new revelation that supersedes the Bible. Watch out for this and flee it like the plague.


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[Assistant] The Bible says if any man add one word to the book of this revelation, God will add to him the plagues that are written in this book. If a man take away from the book of this revelation, God will take away from him his name out of the book of life. It is a very serious thing to tamper with scripture.


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[Assistant] Another mark of a cult can be called presumptuous messianic leadership. When you see a leader that declares himself to be something special more than man.


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[Assistant] One mediator between God and man, the man Christ Jesus. And anyone who inserts, insinuates himself between you and God and says, I will be your leader, that person is in violation of the truth of scripture.


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[Assistant] But the Bible says, not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to His mercy, He saves us. How are we saved? On what basis do we go to heaven? When you believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God.


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[Assistant] That he died for your sins on Calvary's Cross and that sacrifice is the sufficient payment for your sins. You are instantly and eternally saved by the grace of God.


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[Assistant] Someone who says, I saw the father is dealing presumptuously short-circuiting good Christian theology. It is the son who alone reveals the father.


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[Assistant] How God cannot be made. God cannot be created. The definition of the eternal God is that He is eternal, immortal, invisible.


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[Assistant] That's who the God of the universe is and there is none other. A man is a created being and as a created being it will always be the case with him that in God he lives and moves and has his being.


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[Assistant] He is dependent upon the fountainhead of life, which is God himself. He cannot move by his own volition or anybody else's to the level of Godhood, although that is very appealing to certain individuals.


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[Assistant] There's a question before the house in Christianity in our time that really is, can a man become God?


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[Assistant] Eveline, my dear. I brought a young lady to help you. Miss, uh...


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[Assistant] Heaven, darling. You're so near to success.


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[Assistant] Yes, that's possible. I have known cases like that. My own wife was subject to such spells. That is she.


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[Assistant] Well, my dear, by now the sheriff may have good news for you.


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[Assistant] And please let me know the minute you hear anything. Yes, we will. Don't worry, my dear.


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[Assistant] Nicholas, come immediately. You're going to make...


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[Assistant] Because your eyes are like... The parallel universe.


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[Assistant] That's Hulu and uh, Devil in Ohio. Devil in Ohio is a new show.


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[Assistant] Maurice is not on yet, so let's give him one more sec to hop on. He, uh, he usually is on time, so he said 11.05, so give him two more minutes and we'll see.


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[Assistant] Alright, uh, do we have Maurice? We do have Maurice. Yes sir, what's up Maurice?


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[Assistant] Alright, let's do Fence Riders. Uhm, McNuggets, how many questions do we have this week? We have six questions and before we start I just want to give you guys a stat. Alright. For the first time since we started doing this segment. Yep. We have multiple unanimous answers. Oh wow. So I went back through the archives.


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[Assistant] And we have had eight times so far in eight weeks we've had unanimous answers. We are three in five on those unanimous answers.


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[Assistant] Oh, well that's good. Take everything we say now with a grain of salt because four of these are unanimous.


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[Assistant] Well Maurice, I'm glad you said no because... Let's see the reveal, Steve. Literally everybody else said yes.


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[Assistant] Number three, McNuggets. Number three, this was the most split, my favorite question of the week.


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[Assistant] He sides with Tyvis, Bull, and Polk. Jay and Jason, the two J's, say he will.


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[Assistant] We have three questions left in seven minutes. Alright. We're gonna make sure these are tight. Two minute offense. And they're all unanimous. So Maurice, if you disagree, you'll be the one on the other side. But this question is, will the Browns win the turnover battle on Sunday? And keep in mind, these are two of the worst teams in terms of takeaways. They are. They're down at the bottom. Maurice? Wishful thinking, yes.


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[Assistant] Will Nick Chubb have more rushing touchdowns than Bradley Chubb has sacks in the first edition of the 2022 UCSS Chub Bowl? Maurice, you're first.


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[Assistant] As does the Browns-laden Homer crowd of the UCSS panel. We all think Nick is the superior chub to Bradley.


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[Assistant] This is a question we've asked a few times this year, but it's even more apropos with this downfield vertical attack of the Dolphins, but will the Browns allow a pass play of at least 39 and a half yards against the Dolphins? Maurice.


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[Assistant] Deep plays can be backbreakers. We know Tyree could break it at any point.


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[Assistant] That crushes them. Uh, is it the Tyreak Factor? Just the ability to turn a short slant?


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[Assistant] So he has 76 catches and 3 touchdowns. Mike Gusecki, their tight end, has 22 catches and 5 touchdowns. Yea, I mean obviously he's a bigger target.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Sam, eh, thanks for coming on. We really appreciate it. Uh, in doing some research, I saw you're attached to the new Saw movie that's either gonna be filmed next year or coming out. And I have, do you know about this? Or do you know you're attached? No.


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[Assistant] Great interview. He was great. Glad it's my snafu hand up, but uh. That was awesome.


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[Assistant] Speaking of good stories, by the way, Aditi got stung by a bee, so she's taking care of that real quick. She's gonna hop on once she's done, but let's talk a little Kaz before Aditi, or we're not gonna get a chance to do that.


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[Assistant] Uh, two things real quick. I mean, they were only down six points at the end of the first, five points at the end of the first quarter. So it wasn't that, that big of a hole. They were down double digits a little earlier. Half time it was...


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[Assistant] It's what we talked about yesterday. We wanted to see them come out and not overlook it, but not overlooking something either because Adida had to push her hit back a sec. We got Bull on. So Bull, I know you watched the game yesterday where your thoughts on the, uh, the Cavs dropping their second straight on the West Coast trip.


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[Assistant] Are you talking about a team up north, north of us? I am.


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[Assistant] Who do you want to see the Guardians go after? Your number one target? Tequila Mockingbird said Sean Murphy for the catcher spot. Lawrence Goggins said Pablo Lopez. He also said Michael Conforto, a Little League World Series alum.


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[Assistant] Fry says he thinks Murphy is the best mix of production, price, and youth. And SirGriz says Christian Walker from Arizona for that first place spot. So, a lot of different names, but a lot of the ones Bull was thinking too.


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[Assistant] Headlines to quell, and we're gonna do a, uh, certain segment with Mike Polk, based on the emojis that you can get for being, uh,


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[Assistant] A member. Oh, okay. We're gonna play a little game with Polk on that. That'll be good. That'll be good. All on our Friday.


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[Assistant] Ah, that four or five bedrooms. Three story job. Beautiful home. We used to go up there all the time.


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[Assistant] Four or five girls at a time, bring them to the door. Mr. Hinckley amongst...


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[Assistant] Other people were there, but they'd drink.


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[Assistant] 169 North Rutherford. Stick around while I pick up a few names of witnesses.


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[Assistant] Say, what part of town is it? 22nd and Tillery.


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[Assistant] That's way uptown. The L is three blocks over. East side subway's down the street there. Boy, you can get the Green Line bus. Thanks.


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[Assistant] Beer. You should say so in the first place.


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[Assistant] A phony, a vacant lot. Say, who did you think he was fooling? I looked it up.


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[Assistant] Well. Usual. And what would that be? You oughta know by now.


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[Assistant] After all, this is just an informal little get-together to help me, as District Attorney of Jericho County, tie up the loose ends of my report for the grand jury. I have nothing to add to what I've already told you. You ain't told us very much, Mr. Dietrich.


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[Assistant] Brushing your teeth and, uh, what not? Exactly.


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[Assistant] At the moment though, let us confine ourselves to the situation in your home as it existed prior to your brother's murder. Situation?


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[Assistant] And yet, the day before he was killed, he'd instructed his lawyer to draw up a new will, cutting you off with a dollar.


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[Assistant] Money, money, money. The root of all evil. Especially if you ain't got none.


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[Assistant] Tell me, Mr. Deidre, have you ever discussed this matter with your late husband's brother? You don't have to answer that question, Alma.


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[Assistant] Mrs. Dietrich maintains that if we allow the girl to move about freely, she might accidentally tip us off as to where Nearing is hiding out. But there's some logic in that.


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[Assistant] Hey guys, and welcome to the Soap Sanctuary along with Albert Bostic. This is our day's top three couple.


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[Assistant] Yes. So what's a month later? We finally got this thing, guys. We're gonna be going over our top three, uh,


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[Assistant] They bring something different to days that really, cause I feel like most super couples back in the day had this.


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[Assistant] It's just really hard to say. You really, I find myself rooting for Ben and Sierra, uh, despite his history. What about for you?


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[Assistant] I did like that they didn't try to like wash away Ben's behavior with a brain tumor.


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[Assistant] The writing is definitely on the wall for them. Now, let me, let's move into now to our number two. What was yours? Before I say mine, I want to know what was yours.


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[Assistant] To want, to just, to like her. She just makes it so hard. It's like every time I think she's gonna get smarter, she doesn't.


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[Assistant] How far do you think this is gonna go? Like you're always gonna be under Kristen's thumb at this point.


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[Assistant] Which was Melanie's father before they retconned it and made Daniel Jonas her father, but that's long story front of the day.


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[Assistant] Christina Kieffer on GH and when Ethan got accused, I, I was, I know this is so off topic, that story, but that.


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[Assistant] Could've blended on any random person at her school, you know? And again, this is a soap, this is part of the storyline, but it just so bothered me.


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[Assistant] Sonny was getting ready to blow his brains out, just like when Sonny thought AJ killed Connie, he was getting ready to shoot him too, more for Michael Stepanid.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and I'm surprised that they're in Hollywood. They've managed to go just that long and be on screen like that. Uhm, to make that work.


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[Assistant] I think the one thing for me is I remember the time when Nick was blackmailing Will and after


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[Assistant] That, that maternal figure she gets to be, that grandmother figure she gets to be for Ciara when she's technically Ciara's aunt. Because Julie is biologically Hope's sister. And I think Doug was her stepfather at one point in time.


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[Assistant] Yeah, cause it made it look like they were like Hope's grandparents or something or you know, whatever. But like, no, so Doug is, is, is Hope's dad and then Julie is her sister. And then I guess after their mom Addie died, Julie got with Doug and it was seen as weird to the town of Salem for a little bit, but people got over it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, with my number one, I gave my number one spot to Will and Sonny. I gave them my number one spot.


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[Assistant] And, cause Rolf, Dr. Rolf had brought Will back from the dead. He injected him quickly after he got strangled, you know, so.


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[Assistant] Kinda like how you said about J- like about Doug and Julie, I feel like Will and Sonny's love, it stood the test of time, on days. Uhm, and I'd never seen like a, a younger,


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[Assistant] I think that's one of the reasons why I was able to still take them seriously because


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[Assistant] Karen's dad, when she traveled back in time on Port Charles, when her boyfriend traveled back in time on Port Charles, that time in the bottle storyline, that was the best.


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[Assistant] It's just crazy what they got reduced to. Let me ask you this though. What couple on days do you want to see more of? I mean they're not on your list, but you do want to see more of them.


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[Assistant] Which I'm almost surprised Tony has never had a child on this show for like the 80,000 years he's been on here. Like he's, he's never had a child. I don't know why the writers never gave him one. Him and Anna don't have one. It's like nothing. So I would hope in these next few years they could have someone like resurface and say they're Tony Long's lost son.


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[Assistant] The great public and its servants. You put up prisons, thick walls, and then your job is over. Finished.


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[Assistant] But is it over? You and your patent medicine


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[Assistant] And he backed it up, man. He backed it up in a big way. He...


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[Assistant] Because you've been a harsh critic of Kevin Stefanski. But what a night for the Browns last night. Perfect game.


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[Assistant] We'll get to, I wanna talk a little more about that, but Jason, first with you, the Browns, I don't even care, I don't even worry about the rookie season for, for Joe Burrow, because the rookie season, the Browns had the better team. In 2020, the Browns were a better football team than the Bengals.


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[Assistant] But last year, the first time the Browns played the Bengals, they had their whole starting line up at the Bengals. They had Jamar Chase for that game.


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[Assistant] dynamic of that game the rest of the way. And last night felt much the same way. You know, the Bengals are at their best when they spread five wide, put Burrow in the shotgun and let him go.


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[Assistant] And they weren't able to get to that last night. The Browns brought pressure.


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[Assistant] Uh, they brought blitzes. They were sending more than four at times. Takitaki played out of his mind. It was the best game he's played. It's, it feels like sometimes he runs himself out of place. He runs himself out of position.


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[Assistant] And last night, he was always in the right place at the right time. Garrett played, that was the best game of the season. The spin move he put on, uh, that's like a cheat code. Like that shouldn't be legal. How do you block that? And I'd like to see more of that. Uh, I will have, as Anthony's mom brings in all of this. Shout out to Anthony's mom! What's your mom's name, Anthony?


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[Assistant] That's all true. It absolutely is true. By the way, a few things here. First of all, this idea that they use Nick Chubb more.


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[Assistant] Cooper debacle on the double reverse interception when he was trying to throw the ball out of bounds.


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[Assistant] Go ahead. It felt like after that play, and Kevin even said, yea, you feel like an idiot when it blows up that badly. Of course. But, it really, if you go back and look at the play calling, and it felt in the moment like the Browns said, you know what? Screw it. We're gonna run the ball. We're gonna line up, and we're gonna run the ball.


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[Assistant] At an absurd level. Right. They're not that good that they should play that well, that well every week. Doesn't mean they can't win. True. They get a lot of game. Number two.


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[Assistant] What's remarkable is, for all the talk about the running game, if you had to grade


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[Assistant] The Browns last night. Pass defense, run defense, pass offense, run offense. I'd put the run offense last of those four avenues in terms of how they performed yesterday.


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[Assistant] That was the play. They had eight linemen in the game. Eight on that play. Your boy Jeff was trying to argue with me that it was seven last night. No, it was eight. That's how you... Eight linemen.


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[Assistant] They have an easy field goal that McPherson misses and then the Browns quickly go down and get a field goal. So instead of eight, seven or eight, three at halftime, it's 11, nothing. And it felt like more than that game changer. That changed the entire moment of the game went. And because again,


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[Assistant] Jacobi played really well last night. Yeaah. But there was the one catastrophic play where he gets the ball knocked out. I thought he was trying to throw it away. Replay showed it looked like he got his arm hit. Yeaah. They called it an interception first and then they changed it to a fumble. Yeaah. So alright, whatever.


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[Assistant] So, Bengals get the ball and you're right. Zach and I, Zach Jackson are in the press box going, well here it is. Like 8-7 at the half now, Bengals are gonna punch this in. Yep. To come away with no points.


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[Assistant] For Kade to kick I think a 55 yarder at that point. Rebuild some comps after getting two blocked, the one last week and then the first one last night blocked to get points out of that and then come back at the start of the third quarter and get points again to get the double dip.


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[Assistant] It felt like it really changed momentum of the game. By the way, did anybody else notice this?


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[Assistant] I'm sure, I feel like nobody else would have noticed this, but I was, uh,


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[Assistant] When McPherson misses the field goal, it didn't get blocked, he just joked and missed the kick, right?


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[Assistant] Right, right, right. Speaking of which, totally off track we've taken us, but I'm gonna stick with it for another second before we get back from out. I was just discussing with some friends yesterday, how in the 80s, there was a movie called Soulman, where C. Thomas Howell wore blackface, and was pretending to be a black guy. And like, nobody thought anything of this. It's crazy.


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[Assistant] I thought it was a good joke. He's picking it apart. So anyway, but I mean, if you lose that game, your season's over the bye. Like you have nothing left to play for. You're just in purgatory until Deshaun Watson comes back and then see what you got the last handful of games. They're still in the game now. The music it's faint, but it's still playing. You've got a chip in the chair. You still have a chance.


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[Assistant] That's why I think there was so much jubilation. Plus, we all know about all the talking going on in the offseason with the Bengals receivers, Browns offensive backs, but especially Miles by the end of his press conference last night, I was like, boy, he's really preening. Like he's really, he's really leaning into this.


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[Assistant] For the moment you allow it, because again, 3 and 5 is much different than 2 and 6. In driving home last night, I couldn't help but think,


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[Assistant] Of the Jets game. And I just wonder if weeks 15, 16, 17 we're gonna be saying,


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[Assistant] If only they fell on the onside kick. Just fall on the ball. Just fall on the ball. How much different? You can do this with every game. I understand, but that was a historic lot of teams, a lot of games, but that was a historic loss. How different is our conversation today? If they're four and four going into the by absolutely three and five. Oh, yeah. By the way, there's three home games left.


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[Assistant] That's crazy. Uhm. They saved their season for the moment. Yes. Celebrate that. They should enjoy it. Go into the buy. Take some time off. You still have something to play for. If you had to bet still at this moment, Browns make the playoffs. No. No. No. No.


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[Assistant] I was gonna light him up if they lost, but he came into the press room. I let it go the first time. He did it. He wore his Grim Reaper costume after a loss to the Steelers into the media room and I let it go, but I thought if he does this again, I'm going after him. You don't have to worry about that.


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[Assistant] Go for it, man. Worse than that, by the way, that Joel Batonio Jack Conkling commercial last year? Do you remember that one? Yes. That was way worse. Let's bring that out. I'll find that.


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[Assistant] Not only G did Miles Garret do all the Halloween stuff, which, you know, you're going to get on him probably if they lose. Yes. He also did a lot of talking this week. Absolutely. But he backed it up. Yes. 100%. He played great. He set the tone early with that big sack with the tip that leads to the pick. He was huge last night.


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[Assistant] Well, you mentioned earlier about the dust up in the locker room last week that had to do with the performance. I don't think it did. I think for whatever reason.


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[Assistant] Getting their ass kicked by the Patriots seems to wake up this defense. It did, it did last year. They got their pants pulled down last year in Foxborough and it was a completely different defensive unit the second half of the season. And they got embarrassed again. It was a horrible loss against New England here at home a couple weeks ago.


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[Assistant] You saw some glimmers of hope against the Ravens, the way that they were able to contain Lamar, the way that they forced the turnover late in the game and gave the offense a chance to win. They should have won that game. They should have won at Baltimore. There was enough there to make you think, okay, maybe they're starting to figure some things out.


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[Assistant] That translated into last night. It carried over into last night. There was never a point where you throw your hands up and go, what is John Johnson doing?


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[Assistant] I, I never threw my hands up and said, where's Grant Delpit? Why is, what, what is he thinking? They did. And you're starting to see this thing come together. And Miles stopped short of saying that the defense has figured it out and turned it around, which he should. They're not there yet, but you're starting to see.


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[Assistant] I can't explain why it takes a half a season for them to figure it out and that can't continue. You can't waste a half of a season.


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[Assistant] I don't care about Brown's paranoia. The game was over by the time the Bengals scored. The Bengals had, their passing game was inept. Their running game was inept. They didn't, you know, they couldn't do anything. And this is without, without the Browns having to restarting linebackers.


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[Assistant] I think a lot of people trust Kevin Stefanski. Uh, I think overall he's done a good job in his time in Cleveland. I don't think he's without flaws. I, I certainly think he deserves some criticism all the time, especially I thought last week in Baltimore and even against New England. I think there's fair criticism sometimes.


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[Assistant] But I, I, I thought he was the right choice. I still think he's the right choice. Ultimately. I think there's questions about his assistant coaching staff. I'm not taking Joe Woods off the hook just because the Broncos played a great game on defense. Yeaah. And I'm certainly don't think Preefer is any good. I think he needs to be gone. But, but, but.


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[Assistant] So no, it didn't really change anything for me on Stefanski. I do think that that was a textbook way that they want to play and close out a game. Of course. They have a lead in the fourth quarter, give it to Nick, give it to Cream, close out the win. But we were texting yesterday, everyone's going to make a big deal about Nick got to 20 carriers and they won.


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[Assistant] Folks, there's not a magic number about 20. If that was the case, just hand it to him 20 times to start the game.


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[Assistant] 100% of the time. What gets him, it's not about 20 carries. It's about the rhythm of the offense. It's about sustaining drives that puts them in position to give him extra carries. But it has nothing to do with, okay, he got to 20, they're going to win the game.


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[Assistant] Well, he should have scored on what have been his 15th carry. And I told you, he's gonna get two touchdowns and 15 carries.


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[Assistant] Just because he got 120 on 16 doesn't mean he's gonna get 10 more with every carry he gets. Like that's not- But that's why we have an average. That's why we have how many yards he averages a touch, right? I just think in the NG we obsess too much about the play calling.


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[Assistant] people can be wide open. I that they were any more com yesterday than they were an just that they were up so quarter that they piled u


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[Assistant] Well they did, they did give Kareem Hunt the ball more. But I think we're just a prisoner of the moment to some degree because the last two weeks they haven't run the ball. We could argue they haven't run the ball enough. I do think Chubb and Hunt need to be on the field more together. But they weren't anymore yesterday. Oh yea they were. Oh yea they were. How many plays? I don't know off the top of my head but it was,


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[Assistant] Because we saw it in the opener and they seemed to go away from it and then it came back for a couple plays. We've all been screaming about that. Last night felt like the most, I don't have the numbers, but last night.


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[Assistant] Screw the trickery, let's just go right at him. Go ahead Mikey.


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[Assistant] Uh, uh, subscribers right now. And you could also become a member. And you could have emojis. Who doesn't want an emoji of Mikey McNuggets looking pretty goofy? Or uh, Jay with his hands behind his head. Or my giant face with a weird smile. Or G with a slime look on his face.


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[Assistant] I think, in fairness, and I'm partly to blame, we're, we're talking about this stat too much. And we're talking about, we're arguing about the minutia of Nick Chubb carries too much. But I do think we need to give some love to Jacoby Brissette, because he was outstanding yesterday. He barely, obviously the fumble, he kinda screwed that play up.


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[Assistant] I don't think he made a bad pass all night. He only had four incompletions. Or I think it was four. Two he threw away. One was a ball that Amari Cooper dropped. I can't remember the other one. There was another incompletion with Amari Cooper.


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[Assistant] So he's really been coming on. He avoided the catastrophic mistake last week. Avoided the catastrophic mistake last night. It could have been at the end of the first half. It wasn't. He played great. He deserves all the credit for it.


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[Assistant] First time I stood next to him, I'm by no means big, but his stature, like he's imposing, he's a lot bigger than I thought he was, he's hard to bring down, he's not fast, but he's tough enough, he's big enough, it's hard for defenses to bring him down.


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[Assistant] He was great under pressure, and guys, even that throw late, which, you know, the game wasn't in doubt, but that throw late to Amari Cooper, where Amari Cooper made the diving catch. That was, that was a great throw. And Amari Cooper made a great catch, but it was also a great throw. And, and for the, like, let's pull this out now for a second, the 30,000 foot view. Yeah. Hopefully,


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[Assistant] Jacobi presents a perfect backup quarterback. So when Deshaun Watson comes back, I would like to see them be able to hold on to him. My problem with Jacobi was when the suspension went from four


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[Assistant] Why didn't they do a two year with him? Probably, and I don't know this, I'm guessing he probably wanted one year. Because he knew he was going to have an opportunity to play. He played well. He played well. Now he can enter free agency again. Maybe there's a starting job out there for him. I doubt it, but maybe. Right.


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[Assistant] Guys, it's still a very tough challenge. They have nine games, six are on the road. They still got Cincinnati again. They still got Baltimore again. They still got Buffalo and they still got, uh, uh, Miami.


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[Assistant] Crazier things have happened. It's still, they're gonna still have to win at least six of their final nine. Maybe seven, maybe even eight. I would say seven they're in.


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[Assistant] Six chance, but them going six to three, seven to two, not likely, but not impossible. They're going to have probably have to beat Miami because they're probably going to lose to Buffalo. So they probably have to beat Miami in Tampa.


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[Assistant] I'll tell you right now, if they win Miami, somebody on this set is going to talk themselves into them beating Buffalo. I guarantee you. No doubt.


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[Assistant] I know I've become like the Stefanski apologist on the show that was never my intended role. I defended him. I think you and I are a lot alike. I've been hard on him. I thought he cost him games. He deserves plenty of criticism, sure, but I still like him overall. Absolutely, but I just want to point out like,


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[Assistant] I hate bringing up Baker, but Baker's been an abomination in Carolina. Yes. Kevin Stefanski got the best out of Baker of anyone. Yes. Kevin Stefanski's getting the best out of Jacoby Brissette of anyone. He gets the best out of the worst. Could we please?


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[Assistant] Stop with the, he's gotta give up the play calling with the, they're throwing it too much. Like, yeaah, when he, when he, when he's throwing 45 times and Nick Shub's running 12 times against the Patriots, that's a problem. That can't happen. I said that when it happened. But for, by and large,


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[Assistant] Stop. He's getting more out of these guys than anyone else has gotten in their career.


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[Assistant] He had a big game, especially after the early drop. But how about my man Donovan Peoples Jones? By the way, if you look at the five, if you look at the last five weeks, those stats fine, 417 yards on the season is solid. Last five weeks, if you take his average


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[Assistant] Big picture, you talked about big picture before Jason. Like, you look at his offense, right? When they have Deshaun Watson back.


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[Assistant] Now, I don't know, even going into next year, I don't know if they'll have Jacobi Berset, but as of now, you have what should be a great starting quarterback. Again, two years, you might be Rusty. You have a great backup quarterback. You have a great number one, you're great at running back, including your depth.


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[Assistant] You're, you're great on the offensive line, including your depth. These guys have come in. Hagen-Dazs. James Hudson is, I think James Hudson is starting to write tackle next year. They're moving on from Conklin. You're gonna get Nick Harris back, you got Pochich, who's been phenomenal. So they can not only, most teams don't even have a good starting offensive lineman.


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[Assistant] Exactly. You know what I mean? The joku this year, especially since week three, has been outside of the, you know, Kelsey and Andrews has been as good as any tight end in the league. Their tight end depth is fine. You don't need great tight end depth. Yeah.


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[Assistant] And now you got a number one wide receiver. I think they, at some point, not necessarily this year, but this off season, I think you'd like another veteran wide receiver to get in the mix, who's like a 2-3 type of guy. I like that. But they really need almost nothing on offense.


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[Assistant] I mean, they gotta address certainly defensive tackle and some things on defense, but on offense...


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[Assistant] No. No. Are you saying Charlie Fry wasn't running any of your videos? No. I mean, Colt McCoy. Brian Hoyer?


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah. Interesting. That's cool. Not worthy of the first overall pick. Good player. Not worthy of the first overall pick. Alright. DeeDee, we're pushing back to 12. Well, we're not. She has to do something, I guess.


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[Assistant] And I think a lot of people thought, myself included, that if they did, that if they won, they wouldn't trade him. Justine Anderson this morning. Right now, it's still quiet in Cleveland. Browns went into last night anticipating not being super active in the deadline. My understanding is they'd prefer to keep Kareem Hunt.


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[Assistant] Just not sure if they'd meet his market desires in free agency. Still, not just gonna give him away. Guys, if you feel like you're still in the hunt,


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[Assistant] And the Browns are still in the hunt. They are 2-1 in their division. We all know it's a major uphill climb for them to make the playoff.


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[Assistant] That's been the speculation. What do we think is the best case scenario? Jason, what do you think is the best case scenario? Probably, fourth probably is the best case scenario. So what's the point of trading Kareem Hunt for a fourth round pick? No, I'm against it. If it's three or higher, I think you have to have a serious conversation, but fourth rounder.


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[Assistant] But not, I mean you can get a starter with a third round pick. Like you can absolutely get. Emerson's the third round pick. In quarterback depth. You can get a player. I think fourth round, it's starting to get a little bit harder. Now you're starting to throw darts a little bit.


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[Assistant] But here's the thing. They have more than capable backups. If Jerome Ford's ready to come off IR, obviously they like him. He is the Kareem Hunt replacement for next year. Right. De'Ernest Johnson has proven he's more than capable. Kareem Hunt on the Browns is a backup running back. That's it. That's who he is.


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[Assistant] And that's not who, we have no evidence. We have no evidence.