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[Assistant] And say here, and they're honest with themselves. I'm missing. I'm lacking. This is my first round draft choice, but he's still not getting it done. I need another person and you go fill the, you go fill the gaps. I'm not talking about for 10 years. We're filling for a year. You weaken, you weaken wide receiver. You weaken the line. Your linebackers are, uh, right. So there's got to be something here.


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[Assistant] And I make a joke about it, right? This is, this is, this is ball control. You cannot keep the ball in herpers hands, right?


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[Assistant] No one side of this, no one side of this organization gonna carry this team forward. The offense lets you down some weeks, the defense lets you down one week, right?


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[Assistant] Now Atlanta Hawks with the Cleveland Cavaliers for such a long time and a well-respected voice in the NBA. Coach, how excited are you to see the Cavaliers this year?


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[Assistant] So Coach, you talk about the addition of Donovan Mitchell, and I know that one of the things that we have to look for is some stability in the frontcourt. People have been in a playoff experience. How do you think his addition to this club is going to benefit the young players like Darius Garland and Mobley?


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[Assistant] Czar, Coach Mike Frotello, Cleveland Cavaliers, looking forward to the 22-23 season. Coach, thank you for your time. Thank you so much.


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[Assistant] No, listen, hey, I learn from the best. I watch you. I watch how you guys conduct things. It was on the fly, but I appreciate Coach Fratello, uh, joining in with us and giving us insight. If you can't tell, I think the entire community is excited about the Cavaliers' upcoming season, if you caught the preseason game the other day.


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[Assistant] It's looking very promising here, right? Very promising. I think they're still searching, but the nucleus is there and, uh, I just think it's a great time to be in Cleveland for sports.


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[Assistant] Well you know, competition brings competition. I think they all compete for the same market, the same, the same buyer.


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[Assistant] Same dollars. Same dollar out here, trying to split that up, make sure it comes my way more than so their way, and then there's some internal competition. I want my organization to be the best thought of organization in town. So that puts pressure on when the Browns make a move, then everybody has to respond to that. And we've seen that. And we've seen it respond.


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[Assistant] Well, that's why you see it as Hanspens, the stadiums and things like that. It's about the fan experience. The Cavaliers have probably done the best with the fan experience. They've converted Rock and Mortgage Fieldhouse into Quigalones.


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[Assistant] Alright, so here's my final take. I appreciate my, the fine gentlemen from Canton and Sandusky yielding their time to me yesterday, so I'm going to yield back today with just a quick thing.


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[Assistant] One thing I will just tell you, that video we showed at the beginning, uh, to all young people out there.


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[Assistant] Uh, young college people, young high school people, the Draymond Green video, what was done was inexcusable. It is not the way you carry yourself as a professional college person or a high school player. And it's definitely not what you do as a teammate because ultimately these are friends that you have to go to battle with at some point in time.


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[Assistant] Don Cares in Seville now arranging for Garcia's release with a nice fat bribe.


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[Assistant] You're very fortunate if your companions have such an ability of character. But don't trust Pablo. He has no manners about things like that at all.


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[Assistant] Too bad that evidence won't be here to see the fun. Wonder why he refused to obey orders and come with us. He said he was sick and I believe him.


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[Assistant] Maybe she never went into town at all. Maybe that's why the Navarez lied and said he was sick.


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[Assistant] Maybe they had it planned that way all the time. That's not true.


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[Assistant] You might as well make up your mind to that. Carmen likes to laugh. There hasn't been much of that around here lately, seems to me. She's found herself a good time somewhere.


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[Assistant] And they are together every afternoon in the Corral de la Plaza. I would certainly go there and bring her back if she belonged to me. No wife of mine would go around flaunting herself in front of... No, Jose! No, look, I'm only telling you for your own good. Jose, look!


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[Assistant] Listen up, people! For years I've been told I'm crazy to believe in the turtle man living in these woods. But 25 years ago...


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[Assistant] Can we still have that? Oh no! Turtle Man wasn't real, so neither is the reward. Sorry, I don't make the rules. But you do! Let's move out, son!


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[Assistant] And a martini sec for you. Thanks. Everything alright otherwise?


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[Assistant] That great. I just broken into Radek's mother's place.


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[Assistant] When I watch him play, I still see him running with a little bit of hesitation.


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[Assistant] And Tyvis will tell you, like any running back that's running with a little bit of hesitation, man, that's something that you want to hit. And that's something that you can hit. Once he breaks through that point.


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[Assistant] Last week against New Orleans, he had great vision. He had a great cutback and he had a great second gear to break away from the rest of that New Orleans defense. He's taken on Arizona this week. They're not good against the run. A lot of teams that Seattle's about to play not good against the run. And I think that offensive line is playing a little bit better than we expected.


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[Assistant] Uh, and I think, you know, Benjamin does have a chance to be their main running back this week. Even if Connor plays, he's going to split with, you know, Benjamin, Benjamin gives them some speed at running back. He doesn't have the power that thump


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[Assistant] that James Connor has. And that's something that th for. But it wouldn't surp started to matter more an forward. So if you couldn'


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[Assistant] If you can, that's like walking into a bank and saying, can I trade this $5 bill for a stack of hundos? If they'll let you do it, then do it.


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[Assistant] Well, we already talked about, you know, Benjamin and my guess is that he's already been picked up in a bunch of leagues. I would then venture to the wide receivers that are available.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I, I still think that Jacobi Myers is going to matter quite a bit in New England. I think he's their best wide receiver. He started the week available in more than half of CBS SportsLeagues. You should see if he's out there. Alec Pearce stepped up. He was very good for the Colts in their Thursday night game. Certainly gets a lot of volume.


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[Assistant] And that's a passing offense that needed a number two receiver, somebody to help take pressure.


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[Assistant] Just got cleared out of the Concussion Protocol. He's expected to play in Week 6. Huge game against Kansas City. The weakness of that Chiefs defense is against the pass.


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[Assistant] McKenzie should be, should be the slot receiver for Buffalo, and he's mattered a lot, whether as a pass catcher,


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[Assistant] Darius Slayton, Zay Jones could matter a little bit. Devin Duvernay could matter a little bit. It's pretty rich at wide receiver. It's not as good at running back.


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[Assistant] Taysom Hill is going to be a touchdown or bust player just like a lot of other tight ends. And I don't think the Saints are going to back off of using him after what he did last week against Seattle.


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[Assistant] So I'm on board with him as a top 10 tight end rest of season, but I also like Hayden Hurst and I actually like Hurst better than Hill in full point PPR because he's a tight end that actually catches the ball. Unlike Taysom Hill, I think he's got one catch on the year.


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[Assistant] If you try and trade them, you're going to get that $5 bill that Tyvis is going to use to try and get a couple of hundreds from the bank. His value is in the tank. You have to wait for him to actually break out and play.


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[Assistant] Uh, good football for more than one half. And that's all he's given you this year. One half of good football. And really a lot of it is tied to Marcus Mariota. He's not doing a great job passing. The Falcons have actually done a nice job running last week, notwithstanding. I would imagine that he will get back involved. It looks like he's practicing today. I don't know if that's 100% certain.


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[Assistant] But if he's practicing on Wednesday, he should be full go by Friday. That means he should be back in fantasy lineups as a low end starting tight end.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I think he would catch more passes than he would have in Carolina with Baker. And he's been pretty good.


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[Assistant] Let's face it, through five weeks, he's healthy, hasn't missed a game. I don't think he's missed much playing time either. And they've been throwing him the ball. They've done a good job of utilizing him in Carolina.


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[Assistant] And I think Buffalo would use them similarly. Probably wouldn't have a lot of 15 carry games for the Bills. And that's why I don't think the Bills are going to give up a ton to acquire any running back. I think they know what their offense is.


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[Assistant] They wanna lean on Josh Allen. Now, if the Panthers were willing to say, okay,


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[Assistant] Take Christian McCaffrey off our hands, give us an early day three pick. That would be a fourth round pick. Yeah, Buffalo would probably do something like that, but I bet Carolina fancies McCaffrey, an important part of their future. And so they're not just going to give them away for nothing.


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[Assistant] Uh, the, the player that they might actually be looking at is in New York with Saquon. If the Giants end up flopping and they don't have this one loss record like they've had so far, then I, I think that Mc, that Barclay rather would be the one that could be on the move. Cause he's in a contract year.


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[Assistant] The Giants have nothing to gain other than a compensatory pick if they move on from Saquon Barkley. If they have no intention on signing him, they might as well trade him, and Buffalo would love to have a guy like that.


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[Assistant] And that Seattle offense, we talked about it with Kenneth Walker. Really the reason why they're able to be so great and efficient at running the football and they were with Rashad Penny is because Gino Smith has been doing a great job with his wide receivers. Make sure that he's not on the waiver wire. Make sure that Carson Wentz isn't on the waiver wire. I would like Wentz, I would put him at the top of the list. But if he's taken


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[Assistant] Go take a look at Jimmy Garoppolo against Atlanta. Favorable matchup. Should be able to come up with a couple of touchdowns against the Falcons.


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[Assistant] So you need to look around on, on the other teams in your league and see which teams have the positions, uh, or the position really specifically if there's one. Let's say you're weak at wide receiver. You need to find a team that's loaded at wide receiver and you need to try and acquire one of them.


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[Assistant] A receiver that I would look for is Michael Pittman because he hasn't played well the last couple of weeks. His numbers have stunk.


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[Assistant] But I think the best is yet to come for him, especially now that they've established Alec Pearce as another receiver in that offense. Both of those guys could be force-fed a lot of targets there, especially when Jonathan Taylor's back.


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[Assistant] And that can make them useful for fantasy. I think Christian Kirk is a good Bilo. I think Brandon Cooks might be the best Bilo wide receiver out there. He's giving you almost nothing. People are tired of having him on their fantasy teams. I just acquired him in a trade.


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[Assistant] But, but I wouldn't give up like, Naji for Cooks, cause I just think that that's, that's a little too much. Cooks' value is so low right now, you should be able to give up.


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[Assistant] A good bench player in exchange for him and I think he's going to have some better moments. The Falcons, the Texans have to come out of their buy and realize that they need to get Brandon Cooks even more involved in their offense. I think they'll do it. I think Cooks is going to have some huge games moving forward.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I don't, I don't think you said, I think the Browns were smart to get Dion Jones. And I think in time, Dion Jones will help settle that run defense. I don't think it's going to happen overnight. I would expect Remondre to have a good game.


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[Assistant] Raheem Mostert, as long as he's healthy, is going to be the guy for them. They've settled on him. Chase Edmonds has faded out of the offense. I don't think he's going to come back in. Miles Gaskin was getting more playing time than Chase Edmonds last week. Mostert is a low end number two fantasy running back.


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[Assistant] Sure, the problem is who's going to take Darren Waller off your hands and what are they going to give you for him? They're not, they wouldn't even give you somebody like Romeo Dobbs who's coming off one of his worst games of the year because in a keeper league Dobbs has a lot of long-term value.


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[Assistant] I like Hurst better because he gets more targets in his offense than Tonian gets in his.


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[Assistant] It's not obvious to you. This is the most obvious trade. You've asked me my opinion on maybe 40 trades in all the time that we've known each other. This is a fist pump yes deal and here's the best part.


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[Assistant] Oh, alright, that changes it. That changes it. How long can you keep Andrews for?


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[Assistant] You know what you need. Here's what you need. You need a tight end to replace Andrews. Maybe you already have one on your team. I don't know.


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[Assistant] I still think you've got a puncher's chance of coming back if you get the right quarterback. Maybe make a trade for Geno Smith. Maybe make that deal for Taysom Hill or Hayden Hurst at tight end. And yeah, those guys aren't as good as Lamar Jackson and Mark Anders, but you're adding St. Brown into the mix. You've got picks for next year. You've got Lawrence for next year. You could use him as your quarterback.


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[Assistant] Biggest, I guess in the end I hate to blame the defense because the defense was very short handed up front. Right. But ultimately I thought they played, you know, they hung in there early but the second half


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[Assistant] The Falcons realized they couldn't throw the ball because they have a bad quarterback and they just ran the ball non-stop with their second and third string running backs because their starting back got hurt.


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[Assistant] You're just as likely to move the ball to the ground. I would have ran the ball there. He did not. I think that's a fair criticism. But I think some of this is going like the idea that he proved he can't handle calling the plays. Every young coach in the game calls plays. Belichick calls plays. Belichick calls the defense. Andy Reed calls the offense. They don't call every play.


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[Assistant] Well, you guys were basically saying- No, no, no. He's your horse, Bull. I shouldn't have to squint to see him.


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[Assistant] And the reality is, after two and a half years, yeaah, if it's an extreme situation where a coach is really heinous, like Freddy Kitchens, you know he sucks. But for the most part,


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[Assistant] You know, he, Hunt, Chubb, and Cooper are your three best players. I would think in a two minute drill, even though it may be unorthodox to have two running backs in that situation, that you'd want those three best players when the rest of the Browns receivers are kind of mediocre at best. Is there any reason why?


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[Assistant] Right, and like you look at, you look at Kareem Hunt, who's such a premier pass catching running back, like, instead of having Anthony Schwartz out wide or some other, you know, David Bell, who's very inexperienced and hasn't done much, I'd rather split out.


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[Assistant] Tim, I, I, I get why some people would argue that side. What drives me nuts though, and nobody's doing it here I don't think, but what drives me nuts is that people will say, well they would have won the game if they would have kicked the field goal. That's stupid. The whole game would have


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[Assistant] Been different. First of all, the Falcons ended up starting that drive from the three yard line or four yard line, whatever it was.


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[Assistant] They scored a field goal on that drive. Maybe if they, Browns had kicked the field goal and the Falcons, they had kicked off and the Falcons would have had the ball at 25. Maybe they would have scored a touchdown instead of a field goal. So like, you never know how the game would have went from there. I get what you're saying. I understand why people, I know I'm in the minority opinion on this, a lot of the new younger coaches,


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[Assistant] I'm just, I'm gonna look at it. So the Browns have eight games left against what I would consider good quarterbacks. That's if two of plays and if we do consider them a good quarterback, I don't know. So maybe it's seven. I would say seven. I don't, I don't think two is going to play, but I could be wrong. Bengals have five games left against good quarterbacks.


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[Assistant] ones are less effective. In general, it is smart to throw the ball on first down with the Browns. Not if you're a run team. Yeah, with the Browns. We're averaging six yards of care. I hear you.


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[Assistant] Because in fairness, they ran with Nick Chubb to play before he lost two yards.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but it was fourth down and like two and a half at the four yard, at the three and a half yard line, right? Yea. On that play, Jacoby Brachette rolls out right, which I hated.


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[Assistant] And this is about, it's like whenever somebody commit, uh, does something and then we say, well, their guy did it too. Or whenever a politician does something crappy, well, their guy does it too. Maybe we should all say, whether it's all these things, say,


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[Assistant] My son said to me the other day, Daddy, you're driving too fast. That kind of opened my eyes. From the mouths of babes. Yep.


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[Assistant] I thought the Browns would finish in third place. I still think they're probably going to finish in third place.


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[Assistant] For two thirds of the season, I can't have my expectations be that high. I thought it's possible they could do better, but, and, and, but if they had, we said it all along, if they were going to do better, they had to go at least three and one, if not four and oh, and they didn't do that.


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[Assistant] But now what we're gonna find out is how good is Andrew Berry. Because the only way to keep that window open, especially when you have a great quarterback and you're spending a lot of money, is to draft and develop.


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[Assistant] Throughout his career. Just like most other coaches. Right. But ultimately, the offense has been better than I would have expected. The defense has been significantly worse. Yes. Absolutely. Yeah. Dead on.


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[Assistant] I'm never wrong, but you're usually right. Okay? I admit, you're one of the smartest sports guys in town. Here's how you know you're wrong. Tony Grossi thought they should have kicked the field goal.


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[Assistant] The quality of the kicker in that case is irrelevant. Every kicker is going to probably make that kick from inside the pot.


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[Assistant] I can't believe I'm finally going to a comic book convention. A place where the socially awkward can still be socially awkward. But socially!


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[Assistant] Ah, shame we couldn't afford a seat for Kate too. This airline is so expensive. Ah, I'm sure she's fine.


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[Assistant] Relax. Don't be such a scaredy cat.


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[Assistant] Excuse me! Look, my friend here thinks that the plane is crashing. Could you please reassure him?


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[Assistant] Free? Great! Wait, no! Trying to make like a check.


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[Assistant] Well, so much for the comic convention. All that money wasted on junk we didn't even need. Actually, that sounds exactly like a comic convention.


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[Assistant] I'll tell them I won't need dinner. Will you ring? The bell is over there, beside the picture. Do you like the picture? It was finished a week or two before he, before he died.


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[Assistant] I think the artist has caught the blind man's look quite wonderfully.


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[Assistant] My past is no affair of anyone but my husband and myself. And my husband is dead.


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[Assistant] Forgive me if I've been difficult. I shall try. It will not shock you, I assume, to learn that I am a woman. What would you say? A woman who has seen a great deal of life.


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[Assistant] Always ready to sacrifice among the dog to win a point.


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[Assistant] This is truly impossible. I'll not listen to any more stupid bishas in your endos. You spoke as my rescuer, talked about a brief skirmish.


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[Assistant] Indeed. And what did my husband's valet have to say about it?


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[Assistant] Of course I see. You needn't explain these things to me as though I were a child.


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[Assistant] But I objected when you wanted to make it appear that Andra had helped my husband kill himself. I objected even to that. And now you make him out to be a murderer. Now I will not forgive you for what you have done today.


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[Assistant] You are not to destroy him. If you do, I shall hate you as I have never hated a man.


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[Assistant] I know what you are trying to make me say. You are trying to make people think that André Latour killed my husband.


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[Assistant] There's nothing the matter with him, Jimmy. Nothing that patience and a little kindness won't cure.


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[Assistant] Don't worry. He will in time.


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[Assistant] Isn't a sort of frog like I was when I first came back from the South Pacific.


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[Assistant] You see, he's been trained to forget you and everything connected with his civilian life. Then he was brought back from the South Seas and retrained to make him forget that he ever was a soldier. Is it any wonder that he's a little mixed up?


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[Assistant] He'll snap out of it in time, like I did. It'll be just like coming out of a bad dream.


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[Assistant] Hey Danny boy, I know what you're going through, fella. We were there together, weren't we?


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[Assistant] Why don't you try a few? You know, war dogs never forget to up, down, stay, sit, or heel.


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[Assistant] Not while I'm around. If he was my boy, I'd take a strap to him. But he doesn't happen to be your boy and that makes a great deal of difference.


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[Assistant] Maybe I'll make this my business. All right, Jimmy boy, what's all the squawk about?


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[Assistant] Is that all? What are you worrying about? I'll pay for it. How much will it cost for a new window?


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[Assistant] Well, it'll cost eight or nine dollars. So what? They said they'll pay for it. I'll guarantee they will. You just have the window fixed and send the bill to Jimmy. So long boys, I gotta get back to work.


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[Assistant] Look, Jimmy, I'd go all the way for a pal like you, but hiding Danny Boy isn't the right thing to do.


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[Assistant] They're not going to arrest you, Jimmy. And they're not going to hurt boy. That is if you get him right down at the police station.


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[Assistant] Of course not. But you must understand he's in a serious jam. Andrews may try to prove he's too dangerous to have around.


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[Assistant] We're not gonna let them. We'll get a good lawyer to defend him.


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[Assistant] You leave that to me. I'll get in touch with one while you're taking Danny Boy down at the police station.


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[Assistant] I'd like to remind Your Honor that Danny Boy is a hero in the Marine. As such, it would be a disgrace for him to die in a gas chamber. Your point is well taken, Mr. Cameron. What do you propose?


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[Assistant] Well, a Marine has to die. I think he'd prefer the firing squad. So, with your permission, I'd like to carry out the sentence of the court.


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[Assistant] But such a service becomes a duty. No matter how violently such duty be performed, it earns no special license to breach the laws which govern the safety and well-being of all the people.


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[Assistant] I will release the defendant dog into your custody and you will execute the order of this court.


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[Assistant] But I'd have to tell Marie, Marcel. I've never had any secrets from her.


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[Assistant] Of course, Monsieur Goubelin. You were saying, Monsieur.


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[Assistant] I don't know what you're talking about. Granny, what are they saying about Marie?


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[Assistant] Sorry, Ma. This man Job, he had troubles, didn't he? Odd luck like me.


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[Assistant] Sure does, but I'll, uh, I'll have to sleep on it a couple of nights.


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[Assistant] Why they say when he speaks, the stars and stripes come right out of the sky. Listen, Black Daniel.


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[Assistant] Seat alone won't do it, Mary. We have to throw the cap in.


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[Assistant] And if I say I told you I did, guess I did. You've had a lot of bad luck.


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[Assistant] No, no, I don't want to join. Go away, leave me alone. We don't mean to force you, but it's only for your own good, neighbor. I look out for myself!


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[Assistant] Nothing's too fancy for you. You keep it right on.


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[Assistant] What I want to say is, when a man like Daniel Webster visits us, we shouldn't ask him for a speech. It's for us to speak.


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[Assistant] If anybody's gonna have corn in his crib or hay in his barn, it'll all be due to our good friend and neighbor Daniel Webster.


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[Assistant] Now he's tired of making speeches and he just wants a little rest in the sunshine. And folks...


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[Assistant] Now you look here, ma. I'm not a boy anymore and I want that understood. I don't aim to stay at one harsh farm for the rest of my life.


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[Assistant] Not at all, Hank. Not at all. I'm glad to help you. Thank you, Javis. I really wouldn't need very much if you could just let me have some seed to start off with, enough for spring planting. Seed? The easiest thing in the world. Come along, Hank. Pick out everything you need right now. Sure, I just bought some seed. See, now about the interest. Now, don't you worry about that. You just leave it all to me. We won't talk business today. You just bear this in mind. I am not a man to get rich on other people's hard luck.


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[Assistant] Except in when I was a shaver. And that was for my old man. I wouldn't do it.


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[Assistant] Not bad at all. Looks alright, eh, Bill? That'll give the folks something to talk about.


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[Assistant] Now folks and people, what's the difference among friends? Hey, don't tear it down again.


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[Assistant] What do you say? They all are right kind of people or did I miss anybody? Well, the only person you've missed is the president.


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[Assistant] If you've no further need of me, Father. Thank you, Father.


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[Assistant] All of their time would follow as inevitably as the day follows the sun.


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[Assistant] I could not help but notice that the grounds and buildings of your mission are in a disastrous condition.


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[Assistant] I beg you to honor me by accepting as the property of your church the hill of the brilliant green jade.


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[Assistant] The deeds and legal papers will be delivered to you tomorrow.


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[Assistant] Who knows the intricacies of this rivalry better than De'Quel Jackson, who came on early, heard us talk in defense, texted me and said, I need in right now, tag me in partner.


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[Assistant] I think Brown's running backs are addicted to hurtling by the way.


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[Assistant] Yeah, the quote before I just want to remind everybody, if you are not already subscribed to the Ultimate Cleveland Sports channel, you absolutely should. You'd be silly not to. Monday through Friday, 11-0-1. We got the quote every Friday. Tim Cowchamp Mondays. Leroy on Wednesdays. The lineup's stacked. You are...


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's that was that was a perhaps a turning point moment. Yeah, certainly in the game, but maybe fired everybody up because we've been asking to call for the last two weeks. Who the hell is who is the leader on this team? It doesn't seem like, you know, it doesn't seem like there's anybody willing to step up and say it's


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[Assistant] Well, wait a minute. But, but, but how about after the Steelers miss that they took the cutaway of what's their kickers name? Boswell Boswell. They took the cutaway of his face and he was like, what the hell did I just see?


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[Assistant] You know, I know that we were picking apart the defense, but when it mattered, and particularly they had back to back three and outs before the long drive that led to the field goal, they had back to back three and outs that were critical in the fourth quarter, and that's when all the eyes are hot.


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[Assistant] Yes, splendid. Now I regret I can't stay longer than today and tonight. But you know I must be on my way again tomorrow. In the meantime.


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[Assistant] Let me fill every minute with memories of our beautiful mission.


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[Assistant] There's something I want to tell you. Later, my dear fellow, later. Let us steal these first moments to enjoy the happiness of reunion and companionship. Then, after a hot bath and a change, I... I... Francis, I... I don't understand.


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[Assistant] It's a little traveled perhaps since it came with me from home.


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[Assistant] Truly there are no limits to the benefits of a belief in God and...


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[Assistant] Unfortunately for you, however, Francis, they've put quite a strain on our financial reserves.


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[Assistant] I can't see how you're going to rebuild your church. I'm afraid the society cannot let you have the money. I haven't asked for it.


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[Assistant] Now if only you had been more successful with some of the better class Chinese, the rich merchants.


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[Assistant] I shall make my subject the dangers and difficulties of the missionary field. God chastiseth his own. Does that idea appeal to you, Reverend Mother?


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[Assistant] And besides, you may have some problems more easily discussed away from Father Chisholm's presence.


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[Assistant] Reverend Mother, goodbye. Sister Martha, Sister Clotilda, goodbye.


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[Assistant] Francis, it was really most generous of your friend Mr. Chia to let me borrow his chair. Be sure and thank him for me, won't you?


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[Assistant] Well, I shall never be able to fathom the oriental mind. It's inscrutable, positively inscrutable. Francis, my boy, good luck.


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[Assistant] I didn't think you'd be able to come. Thought you might be away for the weekend. I nearly didn't phone.


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[Assistant] We're human beings, not joint stock companies, and you can't move us around as if we were.


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[Assistant] Man, before we get to that, man, I just want to show you my hat real quick. This is G Bush aka the Mad Hatter. This is a Barbershop limited edition.


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[Assistant] You know, right now it's Cavs, you know, uh, you know, Cavs Day, they doing press media all, all of a sudden. You know, Cavs is relevant. I just had to show, this is the NBA Finals edition right there. You see that? Yeah, y'all done got this one, man. You know, as always, man, you know how we do.


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[Assistant] But back to these Indians. Yeah. Guardianism. Yeah, let's go. The guardians, I'ma tell you what. When you can get somewhere.


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[Assistant] And you doing it with all young pieces and parts.


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[Assistant] That's so impressive, right? Because you didn't expect them to hold up down the back stretch. But not only did they not hold up, they put their foot on the gas. I was impressed with having all those division foes between the White Sox, between playing the Twins, all those games, with a few weeks left to go. We foreshadowed it on the show.


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[Assistant] And for them to continuously come out, not only to hold it, hold the league, they put some distance on these guys and you could just see the level of confidence. And, and when he, you know, we kind of, you showed me a little clip there of what he, I forget who was talking, but he said, yeah, he basically says Mantido got the soldiers lined up.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? When somebody is saying that, that means they completely bought into what we're doing. They completely bought in. And I tell you what, this is one of the most pivotal.


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[Assistant] Best opportunities for the Guardians to just not go from a cool little story or third string in the city to being a possibility of getting a real player.


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[Assistant] Getting new fans and new people into the organization and into the, uh, into the,


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[Assistant] Because you have to watch baseball a little bit differently.


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[Assistant] That's the reason why it may not be.


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[Assistant] A lot of people don't understand how good this scene is, right? Because you gotta watch baseball in a way where...


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[Assistant] You know, one or two games, or even a whole series, doesn't really mean that much in the scheme of the long process. It's like, you kind of mentioned it when you talked about what you thought the team was going to be in Reyes, in Fremont Reyes, not even on the team. It's such a long process. It's almost like,


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[Assistant] You start school in first grade and by the time you're done you're in fourth grade. It's like that's how much it's transpired and sometimes people just don't get like hey, this team is actually


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[Assistant] That's just crazy, the fact that, and I'll give him credit for this, I've always said I'm more of a youth guy. If it's a different, if it ain't much of a difference between a young dude and an old guy.


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[Assistant] I'm taking the young dude, even if you don't got no experience. Because I can look at your upside and get you some experience. And that old dude, sure, he has a level of experience. Sure, he's been there before.


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[Assistant] You get in a position where you're the guardians and like you said, they best players is in minor leagues. That's so hard to fathom at the way, especially the way the middle innerfielders are playing. Like, so you telling me we got better guys in this, in the, in the farm system and you start to think about what it could be.


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[Assistant] Key. Baseball more than anything is about getting hot. Uhm, if you, if you get into the playoffs, we know, if you look at basketball.


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[Assistant] The Cavs were young. They had a nice little nucleus. There was a nice little story. They couldn't get into playing game because people started playing defense and was like, okay, we really want to play.


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[Assistant] And baseball, that's different. Like you can't, if somebody jumps on you quick and they put three runs up, if you ever see any, you automatically is tight in the first, because it's a best of three. You tight, you like, oh well, we lost this one. We got to win two straight.


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[Assistant] I get it. I get it. Well, I look at it like this. I've always said this. If you gonna be in the game, if you a owner,


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[Assistant] You gotta understand what the rules of engagement are when you get into the game. And if you are saying, I want to go into this because it's a business, they could have went into any other business.


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[Assistant] Restaurant, land, they can do a lot of different things. But they wanted to get into professional sports. And the nature of professional sports is you gotta understand


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[Assistant] So now that they're there, what is the, what's the ceiling in your mind? The red hot.


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[Assistant] See, the people mad about that, right? They mad about, you got Major League, it's a classic movie, they got their jerseys on, they say Indians, they'd be mad. Some people right now just punishing themselves, rewinding that on VHS.


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[Assistant] Tom, when you turn, in terms of saying when they had it, when did you get it? When did you first have an inkling? Hey, this, this team might can make some moves. They might be okay here. What was that epiphany when it hit you? Like, you know, this Guardians team has some potential for postseason.


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[Assistant] Uh, John, we talked about this a little bit. I, you know, I came out and I've been watching Jedrick Willis. And I, in my mind, I'd already moved him to guard. Like, I don't think he's a, like, starting left tackle, he's a top ten pick.


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[Assistant] But, I mean, when you look at him in the film, it just, sometimes he leaves a lot to be desired. He's kind of a waist bender, uh, instead of a knee bender. Uhm, what do the numbers bear out in terms of what Jedrick Willis has been over his career, uh, with the Browns?


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[Assistant] I guess glaring positions for me. One is the defensive tackle room. And I've been talking about this for, I don't know, probably six months. I just, I know they like Jordan Elliott. I know they got Brian, but I just watched the tape and they were hitting.


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[Assistant] Especially Taven Bryant, I mean he was getting destroyed up front. And then the thing, the position group that I thought was going to be really a strength of his team.


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[Assistant] In terms of John Johnson III and Grant Delpit, I have not seen, I just haven't seen the flashes from those two guys at a high enough level where the defense needs to go if they want to be elite.


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[Assistant] Cowboy, Cowboy's defense is solid, man. Like you said, old boy, destroy the bankers. Michael Parsons out here moving around.


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[Assistant] He's banged up, I think, going into this game, although it probably won't matter. I think there's going to be a lower score in the game. I think it's a mirage for the Giants.


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[Assistant] They began a couple dinking dunk passes and they've been doing anything. Saquon Barkley has played better. He does kind of look like the old Saquon, but the Cowboys don't have the quarterback. So I'm going with under and out as well. I think all of them special bat. Where's Brad here?


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[Assistant] Uhm, I think the key to them is just Joe Mixon, right? Joe Mixon had a- He had a crazy year last year. I thought he was the catalyst. Uhm, but I'm gonna tell you what.


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[Assistant] Man, this thing is going to come down to the wire. Oh yeaah. It's going to come down to the last game of the season because I don't see a team out there that's saying, hey pick me, I'm paying.


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[Assistant] This just goes to show you the NFL, man. It's why to me, and me and my dad, we always talk about it, it's why that it is. It's not because of all of the 24 hour news cycle or fantasy or that other stuff. It's just the fact that you could turn a game on.


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[Assistant] And you literally have no clue who's gonna win. Even if it's a team that's favorite, right? Who would've thought, we watching the game, Tampa Bay versus Green Bay, right?


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[Assistant] I watched them play last week. They in the dome. I'm going to tell you what they got Kyle pitched. They knew who you worry about. Great. Have some good skill. Great. London is out here looking like a monster. Let's not make


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[Assistant] That's the football, period. If, I will say this, forecasting is game.


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[Assistant] If Jacobo Reset come out here and throw another game where he out here looking flawless, I might have to rethink a bunch of these other games. I'm rethinking, I'm rethinking the New England Patriot game. I'm not a believer in that. Matt Jones is going to be banged up a little bit.


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[Assistant] I know this is so far away, but I'm, I'm going to be so fascinated. I think Kevin Stefanski, if he, if he can, you know, move out of his way right here in the first, you know, 11 games, I think he, he is the,


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[Assistant] Shoo-ing for Coach of the Year if they make the playoffs. Cause I'm sitting here for myself thinking...


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[Assistant] How are they going to reincorporate Deshaun Watson if this is what you've been playing for 11 weeks, right? You're used to, this is my ball control game, this is the plays, the receivers look good, they understand what their roles are, the running backs understand what we're going to lean on. For me, I would think it would be so difficult to get


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[Assistant] I just think the Bills have to run the, they have to run the football more to be the, the, the team that they want. They, I know Josh Allen is good, but they got him doing a lot, a bunch. He reminds me of like playing LeBron when he, back when he was in the Cavs the first time. You, you just, they just gave him the ball and said, go do your thing big homie.


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[Assistant] You know this, I tell you what, I look at this division and...


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[Assistant] If Baltimore can, Baltimore usually starts out fast anyway. They're already, they always start out fast. But if Baltimore can find their running game a little bit, I don't think J.K. Dobbins is right. Physically, yeaah.


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[Assistant] I just, I just think from a standpoint, like,


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[Assistant] The difference between an elite defensive tackle and a regular defensive tackle to ceiling ain't that much. This is not a bigger difference. Like if I look at Aaron Donnell, right, they'll say five defensive tackles that really make a difference. Like you have to block them, you have to, because defensive tackles have to rush the passer. To your point.


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[Assistant] I mean, it's bad. Like you said, it's the worst defensive tackle room in the game. Now the thing about it is the great part about being an AFC North at the time.


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[Assistant] Is there's a less of an emphasis on running the football. People, it take, it's boring running the football because you might get two yards and you still got to stick with it. But a lot of coaches don't have that intestinal fortitude to stick with the run. And you look at them, they'll throw 50 times a barrel. They'll give the ball Lamar Jackson. He'll run around and throw it.


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[Assistant] We done did 2.5 and imma tell you what, you didn't get no instant reaction nowhere, right?


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[Assistant] Most of these people and most of these different outlets, you gotta wait, right? You gotta listen to commercials. You gotta wait on the post game show. You don't gotta do none of that. We got you covered. All this is immediate interaction and you might have to sit on hold for about five hours to get your call taken. I know I happen to work in radio. It kind of jam packed with four lines.


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[Assistant] We play your, we give your, uh, we give instant reaction on the screen on our post game shows. We give you breaking news. Something happened. We just get up out of the bed with the bat signal. We just pop up. We're already on the sticks. That's right. So make sure you make this the number one joint on the internet.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, listen, they're very excited because when you clinch this early...


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[Assistant] What you can do is now you signal to everybody. Oh, we took care of our business. We ain't regardless. So now people, it can sink in with people a little, a little longer. It sits with you. Just like we talk about the players sinking in. Hey, I'm in the playoffs. This is kind of big. It's the same way with the fans. They're like, hold on. Guardians is the playoffs. This is, this kind of big.


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[Assistant] Now you understand that the gravity of it, and if they go out, I would rather see play Toronto.


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[Assistant] If Toronto got a good lineup, that's fine. I feel like pitching is what counts anyway. I've seen great hitting teams blanked in the playoffs with great lineups. I just don't want to play another team that has tremendous pitching and I don't get no runs. But I think this is one of the biggest series.


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[Assistant] I would say put it in the history of the guardians and I say the guardians not the Indians because if they win they are stamping the guardians.


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[Assistant] The Indians are an organization for other people and they really cling on to that. This can have an opportunity. If you can make a magical run, now you can cultivate that, that, you know, passion for the guardians. And I think if you get to the ALCS, I think everybody's head over heels. ALCS, I go crazy.


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[Assistant] Man, you know what? I'ma piggyback right off this. This is early. We get Jason Lowe right up out of here. This is a great time to be alive in Cleveland, but it's a great time for this show. You know why?


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[Assistant] We doin' some stuff here, we bout to get goin', where we doin' some stuff where we takin' a piece here, piece here, we doin' everything.


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[Assistant] He mentioned all of this stuff with the Cavs, but don't forget, we do Buckeyes stuff too, and I'm gonna keep it real. Buckeyes, after we did a post-game for Wisconsin, they look like they are going to make


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[Assistant] The, the college football playoff. So you got a college football playoff you could possibly be in. When you got a, a potential run for the, uh, guardians in, in Major League Baseball, we got high expectations. You know you got four, you got four, both of five stars for the Cavs, young guys, hungry under,


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[Assistant] Man, please. Didn't you get an opportunity? Hey, we know what it could have been. Sean Watson could have been gone for a whole year, two years indefinitely.


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[Assistant] You got Jacoby Brissette playing out of his mind. This is the best anybody's ever seen him play. And you're getting carried by Nick Chubb who took me.


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[Assistant] Might be the, the, the one of the best top five players in the league, regardless of position and he might win the rushing title this year. All of these things are all on the plate and it's no better time to be on a platform like YouTube.


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[Assistant] That is, that is boundless. We could touch you into so many different places. It's un, it's unorthodox. We get in the interviews. So y'all keep it locked. The best is yet to come. We got that 15,000, but by December, we might be through the stratosphere. Get on that train.


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[Assistant] You better throw a strike too, Jay. I mean, he's an amateur pitcher. And don't be going from the, from the, uh, the kiddie mound either. I don't want to see you halfway the distance, bro.


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[Assistant] I was asked because I was the only person who they felt could mediate between Leo Ryan and Jim Jones and the people who wanted to leave Jones Town.


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[Assistant] I was asked because I was the only defector who had ever left People's Temple who still maintained communication with the Joneses.


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[Assistant] It was a very difficult decision for me to make because I knew I might never come back to the United States alive.


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[Assistant] On the night that Leo Ryan started towards Jonestown, I was in Georgetown, Guyana.


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[Assistant] I received a call from Jim Jones on the ham radio saying, send my daughter Bonnie out to Jonestown tomorrow morning.


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[Assistant] And so I prayed and I said, God, you said if we ask for wisdom that you would give it to us, what should I do? And I knew that I should stay.


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[Assistant] The FBI later told me along with some of the defectors that were there that I had been set up by Jim Jones, the man who called me his daughter.


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[Assistant] To be killed by two guards as soon as I got off the plane in Port Kaituma.


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[Assistant] A part of people's temple and called myself a communist.


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[Assistant] Because as I looked at the church and I looked at the hypocrisy and I looked at the Christians,


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[Assistant] I began to see more of what I thought Christianity was in people's temple.


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[Assistant] I saw Jim Jones go up on the pulpit, throw the Bible on the floor, shake his fist in God's face and say, ex you God, if God is there, then smite me dead.


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[Assistant] We found ourselves seduced more and more.


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[Assistant] And we found them replaced with new beliefs. People in the congregation, including myself, signed legal affidavits which were tests of our, quote, loyalty.


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[Assistant] In which I would say I, Bonnie Burnham, would kill, destroy, or commit any act necessary to establish communistic rule under Jim Jones.


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[Assistant] One of the things I remembered that he would use at the climax of our meetings was the stigmata of Christ where he would hold up his palms and blood would stream from his palms.


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[Assistant] And we were sitting around in the living room, he said, Bonnie, it's so good to have you back home with us.


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[Assistant] You know that you were our daughter in many lifetimes.


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[Assistant] So after I became aware of the degeneracy, the sexual degeneracy, the phoniness of what was going on inside people's temple, I left under the threat of death.


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[Assistant] But when I left People's Temple, I became aware that I had lost everything.


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[Assistant] And the only god I had less, socialism, marxism, people's temple, I'd lost that too.


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[Assistant] People died for something they thought was a cause.


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[Assistant] A special appeal of the Worldwide Church of God to me was that the organization represented a freedom from fear, a freedom from


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[Assistant] The possibility that if you stumble, you're gonna go burn forever. I went to Ambassador College in 1961 and graduated there in 1965.


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[Assistant] I went to Ambassador to start their data processing center and I was...


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[Assistant] Uh, I worked in that particular department through about 19...


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[Assistant] Said that no man had any right to question anything he did, that he reported only to God.


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[Assistant] No church member was ever allowed to question his use of funds, his doctrines, his use of his own power, anything he did. He was, in fact, above the law.


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[Assistant] As a director of data processing, I had all the computerized information, including the mailing lists and donation histories.


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[Assistant] And I was asked on numerous occasions by many ministers, including Herbert Armstrong, to run tithe checks.


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[Assistant] To guarantee that certain members were tithing correctly, the wealth in Herbert Armstrong's home was indescribable.


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[Assistant] But he was very proud. It cost $12,000.


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[Assistant] Kids didn't get their teeth fixed. They were driving 1953 Chevy's. Wearing old suits that were worn out.


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[Assistant] But they were sending their money to Herbert because they had a fierce belief that that's what God wanted them to do.


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[Assistant] These ministers would watch over and encourage other laity to rat on you.


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[Assistant] And if anybody caught you going into the wrong movie or caught you doing anything they felt was wrong, they would run and tell the minister, then the minister would call you in and shoo you out.


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[Assistant] You know, taking a sabbatical from God, from religion, from everything. Because I was sick and tired of it.


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[Assistant] I finally did come back into a true knowledge of the real God, the personal God and Savior, Jesus Christ.


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[Assistant] As soon as they had me indoctrinated, they sent me out fundraising.


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[Assistant] I never even realized that a lot of things that I was saying to people all over the place, in San Francisco and in Los Angeles, wherever they sent me on any kind of mission, that I was outright lying to people.


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[Assistant] And they would just say, oh it's okay, you're not really lying, it's, it's heavenly deception.


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[Assistant] And they would even lure us into believing that each carnation or each rose that you sold to somebody would be, in a sense, their ticket to heaven.


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[Assistant] I believed it. I totally believed it. I was, I was like a walking robot. I believed everything they said.


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[Assistant] And I would do anything I could to sell those flowers. And it wasn't even me. Now that I look back, I was just, I was just being driven to do this, to support this community, which I thought was life.


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[Assistant] I was going, well wait a second, if Reverend Sonia Moon's the messiah, then who's Jesus?


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[Assistant] But Jesus is the Messiah and I was going back and forth and back and forth.


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[Assistant] And I've never felt, you know, the depression and just the deep despair and the confusion that I had so many nights when I was in that cult.


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[Assistant] The, the disgust in the players. Like everyone's quiet after a loss, right? Like everyone, it's the locker room silent after a loss. It's, you know, a guy, but there's still usually some guys laughing a little bit or joking or whatever because it's one game and whatever will come back from it. Not yesterday.


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[Assistant] Yesterday was the most disgust that I've seen a Brown's locker room after a loss and rightfully so.


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[Assistant] Uh, I agree with Bull. Listen, we're going to empty the clip on the, on the defense, but there is enough blame to go around.


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[Assistant] Uh, to, to other facets of the game. And ultimately, Kevin Stefanski said it's, it ends with him and he's right. He's the head coach. He has to be accountable. He has to get their attention. He has to get the attention of the defense somehow, some way.


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[Assistant] Whether it's the players, whether it's Joe Woods, and it's Joe Woods then getting the attention of the players, but this cannot happen again. This hasn't happened in over 2,000 games, and the last time it happened, it was the Browns.


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[Assistant] In my opinion, this was the worst loss since they came back. There have been playoff losses, obviously, that have hurt more. There have been more consequential losses. But for a situation like this, where you're up two scores, two minutes left, the other team doesn't have a timeout.


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[Assistant] To lose this game is inexcusable. It's worse than the Dwayne Red helmet throw. The Chiefs were in that game. They led that game with a couple minutes left. It's worse than the 2001 loss to Chicago. They were still an expansionary team then with not a lot of expectations. This is supposed to be a team of grownups run by grownups run by adults. This can't happen.


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[Assistant] Just, uh, just absolute disgust to the point where I would walk up to a player and go.


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[Assistant] What the hell just happened? And, and they just shook their head in disgust and more or less walked away. Because they, I mean, everyone, it's just one of those, Jay, I'm sure you guys who've been in locker rooms, you've lived it.


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[Assistant] Tyvis Powell this week is appointment viewing. Yes, I can't wait to get him in here.


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[Assistant] Make time out of your schedule to watch him. Seriously. You're gonna wanna see this. We've all been texting with him periodically. I was texting with him this morning. The way that he can explain to you why Denzel Ward blew it.


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[Assistant] On that coverage play at the end of the game and really why Denzel had a bad game all along. Grant Delpit on the game winning touchdown. Tyvis said, it's elementary 101, that's the first thing they teach you. Put your heels on the goal line, don't go into the end zone until the route takes you into the end zone. Which it didn't. Which it didn't.


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[Assistant] He never went in. He caught it. Garrett Wilson caught it outside of the end zone. There was no reason for Delpit to be in the end zone. Crazy. So just the way that Tyvis can explain this to you, you really want to watch him. You want to watch him every week, but especially this week.


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[Assistant] Well, and, and I know we're going to bring Tim in, but real quick to what you said, Tyvis was telling me this morning, Robert Saleh is like the creator of this defense. Right. That the Browns are running. Exactly. Michael LaFleur, the Jets offensive coordinator.


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[Assistant] So that's important to keep in mind that the Jets know how to break this better than probably anyone and certainly they broke it.


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[Assistant] Tim, after a devastating loss like this, next time you're in the building, what's that day like? What's Kevin say? How does he get, ultimately it's his responsibility. What does he do to get guys' attention?


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[Assistant] I was in the locker room. I wrote it this morning. I had it confirmed from someone who knew the play call. Denzel blew the play call on the long touch. But not from Denzel himself. Not from Denzel himself.


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[Assistant] They had J.O.K. and David Bell and it split right between the two of them and Cooper was behind them.


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[Assistant] You're taught to knock it out of bounds because it's your possession. That is your ball, right there. And then there's no chance of it squirting out of you or scrum or someone taking it from you. Just, just knock it out of bounds. Mikey, you got the ball.


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[Assistant] That's more alarming to me than the blown coverage was the last drive. You're going to miscommunicate. It can't happen, but okay. Let's get some pressure on the quarterback. But the fact that they did it again and the fact that Robert Saleh said afterwards, oh, we knew we were going to score as soon as we got the ball back.


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[Assistant] Two years ago, it was Houston game at Houston. Kevin called no moss. He told chub, if you get the first down, don't score. We're going to run the clock out. Nick chub ran 59 yards and fell and stopped it and ran out of the one yard line. Did not tell


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[Assistant] That's what I'm like. Let him score. And Robert Saleh said the echo in his headset when Nick Chubb scored was now we have a chance. Yes. Because we have the ball. They have a chance.


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[Assistant] But it really hasn't been an issue with him. No, it hasn't. That's why I was so surprised. Yeaah, this was to me more of a one-off. I'm sure there's other instances that we can...


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[Assistant] You were talking earlier about the locker rooms that you've seen. The only thing that, the first thing that came to mind for me, and listen, I saw the Cavs lose championships, so I'm trying to eliminate that. Right. Because that's different when you lose a championship. It is.


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[Assistant] You've heard, and that was the feeling I had yesterday talking to guys where I would try and make small talk with them of what the hell just happened. And nothing came out. They opened their mouth and nothing came out.


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[Assistant] Everybody else in the backfield knew what the call was. Except everybody else.


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[Assistant] Well here, if you want to be gross, or if you want to be disgusted by it, uh, again, going back to Tyvis and watch Wednesday when Tyvis is in. Tyvis said, Garrett Wilson spun G knew like a top. Like a top.


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[Assistant] I don't know the answer, I'm legit asking the question, is Deshaun that guy?


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[Assistant] My answer would be no based on the fact that the Texans his last year he played were not good at all. And you heard the people around him sort of making excuses about the receivers he was throwing to. But I'm legitimately asking the question.


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[Assistant] The heart has been cut out, the body organs have been cut out, and the blood has gone from a body. It's indicative of a ritualistic killing. They don't just take a heart for the sake of, oh this is cool, I just pulled this out of a human body. Uhm, it usually has some kind of meaning to them.


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[Assistant] The officers did an excellent job. They recognized all the occult evidence.


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[Assistant] They even recognize the significance of the evidence.


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[Assistant] They recognized the significance of the magical diary that, you know, they needed to get that translated right away. They recognized clearly that it was, uh, Satanist.


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[Assistant] Because of the nature of the ritual and the nature of what they believe in, the longer they harm someone and the longer they prolong it, it gives them more power. One of the ways you torture someone is to knock their teeth out, pull their teeth out. So I actually have, you know, real teeth, uhm, that I'm going to put at the scene.


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[Assistant] These are the Satanists that are underground. These are the ones that don't advertise that could be, you know, members of a community and nobody would know that they were practicing Satanist.


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[Assistant] My response to people who do not believe that there are satanic crimes and they just want to interpret this as, you know, mentally ill people, I can tell you that Satanism exists and it needs to be taken seriously.


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[Assistant] In the past I've been with groups that involved sacrifices of some type, not specifically human sacrifice, but sacrifice of small animals.


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[Assistant] I remember, long ago I read a book, told the meaning of dreams.


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[Assistant] It said that if a girl dreams of a boat or ship, she will reach a safe harbor. But if she dreams of daffodils...


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[Assistant] The next days we were together 24 hours a day. The third night, we stopped at the little wishing well.


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[Assistant] Mark, I want to be honest with you. Something these past three days, something in you, threw me off my course. Celia.


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[Assistant] I'm afraid I might close the door to a quiet, familiar room where I'll be safe. There's a warm fire burning on the hearth.


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[Assistant] Maybe I should have followed the dark voice in my heart. Maybe I should have run away. It started on our honeymoon.


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[Assistant] The Hacienda dos Encantos, the famous fountain. Legend says that if lovers drink from it, they will thereafter speak only from their hearts and will keep no secrets from each other so that their two hearts will become truly one.


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[Assistant] You can't get away from me. Darling, I love you so much.


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[Assistant] I knew it was Mark who tried the door. I knew it all the time.


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[Assistant] It was rather dark. Carolyn thought it was David. Very likely. I'm looking forward so much to meeting him. He isn't feeling well tonight. Since this afternoon. I suppose it's because of me. He was very much attached to his mother. I can understand how that makes him somewhat difficult. No, he isn't difficult. Only someone who hasn't the time or doesn't care to take the trouble to know him would think that. David's a fine boy. Nervous, maybe insensitive, but he resents domination.


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[Assistant] There's only one question you'd say, do you love him or don't you? And can that stuff about your pride and how your feelings are hurt. Do you want a man?


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[Assistant] The ground's been shaking under my feet ever since I got here. Lamb-fist skeletons come rattling out of every closet.


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[Assistant] Yes, I love you. But I can't help wondering if you love me.


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[Assistant] Now listen, darling, and please don't interrupt. When I mentioned this before, you were awfully stuffy and old hat about it. I'm not rich, but I have money.


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[Assistant] She whistled with your eyes. I'm that but I want to be everything else too. I want to share your life.


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[Assistant] Mark, you're just like a turtle. One wrong word and boom, I'm talking to a shell that thick.


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[Assistant] Mark. Mark, it's such an impossible situation.


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[Assistant] Because I love you. Because I married you for better or for worse.


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[Assistant] Carolyn told me you loved her very much. Did your mother hurt you, Mark, when you were a child?


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[Assistant] And when we first introduced sets, we saw that there was two different types of notation for sets. On the one hand, we could have set roster notation. Set roster was where I just listed all of the elements of the set.


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[Assistant] And you'll remember that in my listing, that there were a couple things that didn't matter. For example, repetition didn't matter and the order didn't matter.


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[Assistant] And indeed, in this particular case, these two sets I've described are the same.


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[Assistant] And then under Set Builder, the way I read this is this is the set of all positive integers. That's what n and z plus means, set of positive integers.


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[Assistant] We also saw the idea of a subset, and we would say that A was a subset of B. But I'm gonna use a little bit more formal language now because we're being equipped with it so far in our course.


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[Assistant] So, I'm going to say that the formal definition of this is...


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[Assistant] If I have this containment where A, the smaller set, if you imagine this is like a less than side, that A is the smaller one,


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[Assistant] We can also apply our universal quantifiers to this by saying that this statement, if x is in A, then x is in B, is equivalent to saying


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[Assistant] For every x in A, the x is also in B. So for every instance where it has this property of being in this set, then it must have this property of being in this other set.


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[Assistant] Then, because I'm thinking of A as a subset, where everything is in A is also in B, then I can come along and I can put my A inside of my larger set B, and I think of it as a sort of fully contained inside of it.


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[Assistant] Is also highlighted down here in the B set. Mainly the 0, the 2, the 4, the 6, the 8, the 10, the 12. There's more of them down here in the B. But everything that was highlighted in the A is again highlighted down in the B.


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[Assistant] So while this is not a proof, it is still illustrating the idea that yes, I think that A is a subset of B because everything that's highlighted in A is highlighted in B. So now let's go and try to actually formally prove this.


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[Assistant] So now let's try to formally prove this. I want to begin with an X value inside of A.


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[Assistant] Note, this is starting in the normal way that all of my direct proofs do. It begins with my assumption, my assumption is X and A, and then it applies my definition, and I'm applying the definition of what it means to B and A.


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[Assistant] I have it written as 4 times something, but I want to write it as twice something, and I know that 4 is for sure a multiple of 2. So I can come down here and I can write this as twice 2p.


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[Assistant] Of course it did. Very important. Something happened to him here.


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[Assistant] In the Weimar Republic, the ideology of ethno-nationalism was widespread and eventually became the foundation of the Nazi regime.


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[Assistant] The new right rejects today's Germany and believes the time is ripe for a national transformation.


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[Assistant] What does the Germany of today have to do with the Weimar Republic of nearly a century ago? What do they have in common?


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[Assistant] What parallels can we draw to a time just before the Nazi regime seized power, sweeping away hope, freedom, and peace?


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[Assistant] History might not repeat itself, but we can still learn from it.


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[Assistant] Students at a high school in Cologne are rehearsing a play about Holocaust survivor Tamar Dreifuss, who lost much of her family in the Nazi concentration camps.


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[Assistant] Working with Germany's Association for Information and Counseling for the Survivors of Nazi Persecution they want to show how her story is still relevant to the present day.


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[Assistant] You once said remembering isn't enough, we have to act. What if that doesn't happen?


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[Assistant] Berlin in 1929, during the Weimar Republic, 11 years after the end of the First World War.


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[Assistant] Germany had been a democracy for ten years. But now its enemies were circling, rallying on the streets, and even in parliament.


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[Assistant] Alfred Hugenbach was chairman of the German National People's Party and a leader of the right.


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[Assistant] Andreas Kalbitz is leader of the AFD in Brandenburg and has extensive contacts with neo-Nazi youth organizations. The party is putting its faith in the younger generations.


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[Assistant] Many in the Weimar Republic also recognized the importance of youth organizations. Churches, professional associations, sports clubs, and political parties all expected the post-war generation to grab the reins and shape the country's future.


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[Assistant] By the time the Nazis had seized power, it was not just the Hitler Youth who had been converted.


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[Assistant] Many young people believe that democracy had become obsolete, tarnished by the older generation that had led Germany into the First World War.


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[Assistant] Ideas of race and ethnicity had become the hallmark of national unity.


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[Assistant] The individual was nothing, the people everything. Their bond to blood and soil was to be purged of alien elements, leaving behind only the pure body of the people.


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[Assistant] Germany's student fraternities were part of this youth movement. By 1924 their writings were drawing on these ideas. The ethnic nation is the source of political action.


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[Assistant] Every citizen is obligated to act in the national interest.


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[Assistant] Their actions must be guided only by the desire to preserve and promote the ethnic life way of our people.


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[Assistant] The German fraternities are still the elite schools of Germany's extreme right. Their traditions are unchanged.


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[Assistant] But how much of this ethno-nationalist ideology still remains?


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[Assistant] We meet the fraternity's spokesman, Philipp Stein, in Halle.


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[Assistant] She and her family lived in the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius


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[Assistant] In 1941, when she was three years old, the German army occupied the city.


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[Assistant] Not long afterwards, Tamar and her mother were put on a train to a death camp.


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[Assistant] along the way the train made a brief stop her mother saw a chance to escape


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[Assistant] As if by a miracle, they got away unnoticed and went underground for years. And survived.


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[Assistant] Tamar Dreifuss has been living in Cologne for many years. Today she feels that she's witnessing a revival of the past, a resurgent racism and hostility towards immigrants, nourished by the very same ideology.


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[Assistant] She feels an obligation to tell her story educate people and warn them.


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[Assistant] The fears of a nation under threat, of national decline, are being whipped up to justify the anger.


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[Assistant] In the Weimar Republic, monarchists and supporters of a one-party system saw parliament and the democratic parties as the enemy.


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[Assistant] The social democrats with their ideas of liberalism were especially hated. The communists were agitating from the left.


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[Assistant] The DNVP and increasingly the Nazi party from the right.


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[Assistant] They called for parliament and political parties to be abolished.


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[Assistant] Today, the AFD is trying to claim the mantle of savior.


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[Assistant] They see the government and other political parties as enemies of the people.


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[Assistant] In the German parliament, the Bundestag, the AFD serves as a catch-all for the far right. It survives by whipping up discontent and anger.


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[Assistant] Many AFD voters have lost faith in the state and political system.


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[Assistant] Only one to four percent of voters from the mainstream established parties say they're dissatisfied with democracy in Germany.


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[Assistant] But among left-wing voters, that figure is 31%. Among AFD voters, 41%.


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[Assistant] This dissatisfaction with the democratic system, paired with ethnonationalism, has also drawn reams of middle-class voters, many of whom share these views.


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[Assistant] Right-wing extremism can persist over generations. This is shown by a study conducted by the University of Munich


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[Assistant] Which examined Rhineland-Palatinate and Baden-Württemberg, two federal states where immigration has been less of a factor.


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[Assistant] They found that areas that voted for the Nazis in 1933, shown here in red,


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[Assistant] ...gave a larger share of their vote to the AFD in the 2017 parliamentary elections, shown here in blue.


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[Assistant] At first, the Nazis were in a relevant fringe movement, but they were determined to become a visible force and to grow.


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[Assistant] This tactic was also deployed in the Weimar Republic. Fiery rhetoric soon turned into violence. Street brawls became the order of the day


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[Assistant] The radicals set out to destabilize the state and demonstrate its powerlessness.


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[Assistant] The far left shares those tendencies, as was on evidence at the G20 summit in Hamburg two years ago. They also resorted to violence. But there is a crucial difference.


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[Assistant] They themselves admit that the recent arrival of refugees in Germany was a boon to their movement.


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[Assistant] The identitarian movement may be a throwback, but as this promotional video shows, it presents itself as hip, young and forward-thinking.


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[Assistant] Like their other allies on the far right, they want to draw young people into the movement.


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[Assistant] The identitarians are skilled at attracting attention, like at this 2016 protest at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin and their campaign on the French Alps for a Mediterranean mission to keep refugees out rather than to rescue them.


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[Assistant] Martin Zellner has mounted campaigns in Austria, Germany and across Europe, proclaiming the supposed downfall of society.


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[Assistant] He also plays down the crimes committed by the Nazis, claiming that traditional democratic politicians have become mired in what he calls a cult of guilt.


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[Assistant] The Identitarian Movement is being monitored as an extremist organization by Germany's security services.


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[Assistant] The identitarians say they want to protect the purity of supposedly homogenous ethnic groups.


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[Assistant] The Great Replacement is its unifying narrative and features prominently in a manifesto by one of the movement's leaders.


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[Assistant] The ethnic German population will be displaced in the coming decades, replaced by migrants who do not share our culture. The 21st century is about nothing less than the survival of our people and the whole of Europe.


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[Assistant] Alexander Kleiner, who calls himself Alex Malenki, is the leader of the identitarian movement in Leipzig.


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[Assistant] His aim is to convince young people that the Great Replacement is real.


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[Assistant] He and Philip Taller run the right-wing YouTube channel Lautgedacht, or Thinking Out Loud.


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[Assistant] And if Frankfurt has lots of immigrants, you say no, they're not German, and we don't want to live this way.


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[Assistant] So people whose families came here from somewhere else aren't Germans? Sorry, what? People with a migration background aren't Germans?


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[Assistant] But the vast majority of people with migrant backgrounds in Germany are Germans.


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[Assistant] The ideology of the Great Replacement unites right-wing extremists around the world.


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[Assistant] On March 15, 2019, in Christchurch, New Zealand, a right-wing extremist shot dead 50 people who were praying in two mosques.


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[Assistant] The killer filmed his rampage and streamed it live on the internet, harvesting clicks and likes from right-wing extremists.


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[Assistant] Just before the attack, Brenton Tarrant penned a manifesto, claiming that the white race in western countries was being replaced because of its lower birthrate. It was titled The Great Replacement, the same ideology that underlies the identitarian movement.


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[Assistant] The Identitarian Movement has set up what it calls a patriotic bar behind the barred windows of this house in Halle. Several far-right activists are holding a meeting here.


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[Assistant] It turns out that Zellner replied to Brandon Terran's email.


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[Assistant] This is my personal email address. If you want, you can contact me here.


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[Assistant] Martin Zellner continues to paint himself as the victim. But he doesn't seem to reject violence in principle. Only for strategic reasons.


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[Assistant] An event attended by numerous AFD officials. The speakers openly profess the doctrine of the Great Replacement.


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[Assistant] The idea of an existential threat to the German people was also put forth by Nazis during the Weimar Republic.


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[Assistant] Hitler propagated his racial ideology early on, directing it against anyone he saw as alien to the German nation.


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[Assistant] But at that time, many people didn't see the danger in it.


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[Assistant] Jews didn't belong, even if their families had been in Germany for generations.


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[Assistant] German fraternities spokesman Philipp Stein has his office on the first floor of the same house in Halle where the identitarian movement has its bar.


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[Assistant] For them, being a migrant or not is nothing special.


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[Assistant] Who's only German? Three? And who isn't? Everybody else. They don't see that as a problem. To the contrary.


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[Assistant] Here in Austria, far-right parties have gained an ever larger following in recent years. In May 2019, Heinz Christian Strache had to step down as Vice-Chancellor and leader of the right-wing populist Freedom Party after a scandal that exposed underhanded political practices and their plan to limit the independence of the media.


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[Assistant] In Hungary, this process is well underway. The right-wing populist Fidesz party under Viktor Orbán has virtually abolished the free press, packed TV stations with its own people, and closed down entire editorial offices.


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[Assistant] And he's manipulating the media for his electoral campaigns.


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[Assistant] In Italy, the far-right Lega Nord, led by anti-immigrant firebrand Matteo Salvini have a powerful influence on policy.


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[Assistant] Their isolationist policies are one reason why thousands of refugees have drowned in the Mediterranean.


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[Assistant] After the end of the Cold War, right-wing populist and far-right parties played very little role in Europe, only reaching the 10% threshold in a few countries at the turn of the millennium.


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[Assistant] But in 2019, far-right parties have become a force to be reckoned with.


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[Assistant] In some countries, they've even been part of the government.


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[Assistant] A similar development took place after the First World War, which had led to the emergence of a number of democracies in Europe.


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[Assistant] Twenty years later, most of them had reverted to authoritarian systems or dictatorships.


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[Assistant] For a while the economy was on the upswing. Inflation was falling. Unemployment was lower than it had been in years.


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[Assistant] In October 1929, the global economic crisis brought that to a crashing halt. Until then, the Nazis had been a fringe party.


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[Assistant] Then unemployment exploded, bringing with it widespread poverty.


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[Assistant] With little social security, many Germans lost their homes and went hungry.


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[Assistant] The Nazis seized on this widespread discontent and won the protest vote.


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[Assistant] From 1924 to 1933, the Nazis had made some significant electoral gains.


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[Assistant] But these did not come at the expense of the other political parties.


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[Assistant] Instead, voter turnout was rising rapidly.


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[Assistant] And it appears that many people who marked their ballot for the Nazis had previously been non-voters.


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[Assistant] The AFD also capitalizes on protest. And it attracts people who didn't vote before.


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[Assistant] Almost a quarter of AFD supporters were previously non-voters. There's a clear parallel to the former Nazi party.


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[Assistant] Even in these economically stable times, the AFD has succeeded in sparking protests on the streets.


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[Assistant] This 40% is 32 million people in Germany. People who've seen no economic gains, or who have even lost ground.


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[Assistant] This state of affairs has become a threat to social stability.


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[Assistant] What would happen in the event of a new global economic crisis if Germany experienced runaway inflation and mass unemployment?


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[Assistant] What I want is for peoples and populations to preserve their relative homogeneity, their traditions.


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[Assistant] Kindship and identity, along with language and religious confession, are some of the things that define a nation.


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[Assistant] And of course, kinship and identity include some things that have nothing to do with racial theory, but just with forms of expression, with human forms.


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[Assistant] So it's pretty clear that certain physical characteristics define a people. Well, at least most of what I would call a people. That's actually a pretty ordinary fact.


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[Assistant] I don't want to somehow define people by the shape of their skulls or the kind of crazy stuff that the National Socialists propagated. It just goes without saying that certain characteristics are what define the identity of a people.


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[Assistant] Dear friends, the Chancellor wants to create a fait accompli before she resigns.


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[Assistant] I don't think anyone would deny that. There was a moment when these opinions were able to gain momentum, when what people were willing to say out loud really expanded. You can talk about things now that were more difficult a few years ago.


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[Assistant] By now, everyone should have realized that anyone who doesn't follow the green eco-mainstream or who is not interested in immigration is immediately branded a Nazi.


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[Assistant] The great replacement is when the majority, the native population, is displaced and replaced by others.


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[Assistant] So if we take Germany as a concrete example, then the Great Replacement would mean that people born and bred in Frankfurt would no longer be the majority in their own city.


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[Assistant] If two, three or four million people immigrate and live in Germany for many, many decades, then of course a shift in the social majorities will at some point become a possibility.


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[Assistant] Just take a look at demographic statistics. You don't have to be right or left wing. It's simply a fact. The demographic trend here in Germany is basically happening to the detriment of the majority population.


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[Assistant] That's something that everyone has to decide for themselves, whether they see themselves as German or not. But it's not relevant to whether you belong or not.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I think he's gone from like this kicker that nobody really knew a lot about to Lethal Weapon 3.


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[Assistant] I told Jimmy on the air Monday, I said, uh, little quick math, and if the Browns can somehow win the next 19 season openers, they'll be at 500. Exactly. And we'll call it even.


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[Assistant] Yeah, never knew. G Bush, how do you see this matchup? Similarly to these guys?


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[Assistant] Just get your money off. Get your money off. Get your money off. Is he gonna break the sack record this week? By the way, I heard you on the morning call this morning, you asked a very good question.


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[Assistant] Von Miller was a disruptive force in that first Bills game.


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[Assistant] No, that's why I asked Thomas, not Tyvis, because Tyvis obviously is much, much more versed on how players grade out during film study. The other thing, I thought, I thought Parsons for the Cowboys played an incredible game. I mean, he was disruptive, he was, he was in the backfield non-stop.


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[Assistant] Particularly when you're talking about wide receivers, tight ends, corners, things that are happening deep in the secondary. But usually, until the ball is thrown,


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[Assistant] And then Miles' job for the most part is over. Miles is in the field of view for every defensive play that the Browns have. That's why, and I look at it specifically at him for a lot of the plays. And I thought he did a great job. I'm not saying he didn't. I was just, I thought I saw