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[Assistant] Second of all, uhm, I look at what happened to the San Francisco 49ers. Uhm, when you're trying to go, this season is so long, like football season encapsulates from basically July


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[Assistant] They went through how many quarterbacks and then you, you would say they have an opportunity to beat the Eagles, at least stay competitive, but they were thinking about putting George Kittle in that quarterback.


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[Assistant] Obviously this is not, it's a long shot that he's going to be able to play or play an issue or whatever the case may be. But for me, do I feel more confident if I got a guy that I know can run the exact same system as Deshaun Watson and he's accurate and he's getting rid of the ball? Sure I do. Cause at the end of the day,


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[Assistant] If I'm Kevin Stefanski and I know my job is on the line, I'm covering every, I'm dotting every T.


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[Assistant] I'm going to do whatever I need to do to make sure the cupboard is stocked, ready to go so when something happens, we ain't looking silly. We believe in DCR, we believe in Josh Dobbs. I like the fact that they did something which a lot of teams don't.


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[Assistant] There is continuity from what they want to run. You could run anything with Josh Dobbs because he's smart as heck. He has the legs. And by the way, Josh Dobbs was DTR last year.


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[Assistant] And Bull sent me something the other day. It's even sneaking into the national media. Like, he showed me a really funny tweet where, like, they like, oh, DTR is better than John Watson. Like, they like, they didn't all decide. That guy is funny. Whoever he is, I don't know. He snuck it in late.


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[Assistant] Not enough. To me he should be, to me he should, that should be the biggest storyline that we've talked about thus far. Deshaun Watson should be playing in this game.


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[Assistant] I'm just, you know, it's a scary place to be. You are going into, I always, I keep saying it, you're going into, we're not talking about AFC Eastgate.


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[Assistant] You know, three throws in one game. No, no throws in this game that you can play. And whatever happens in the first half against the Kansas City Chiefs to get ready for the division game. Right.


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[Assistant] Listen, give me my man Austin up there. You got a picture of him? Show, show my man. Listen, where, where he at man? I like him too a lot. I like his hands. Pause. I like what he's done in preseason. He catches everything that's thrown to him. And by the way,


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[Assistant] He got a little burst to him, right? He catches the ball. Anthony Schwartz, listen, this is your competition. I think Austin Watkins Jr. is outplayed. Bell, he's outplayed Schwartz.


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[Assistant] He might be on the same, he's been doing putting together stuff better than even Tillman, the rookie. I like this guy, I think he's gonna make the roster. I'm interested to see what he's gonna do with some first team snaps. Uhm, but I will say this, I'm just gonna be honest with you, man. Uh, the Browns, well they lost to Marquise Goodwin.


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[Assistant] When they lost, you know, guys like that with the speed factor.


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[Assistant] Have you seen him? Man, that's a fact. He ain't, we ain't seen him in years, bro. He on that Mrs. List at Walmart right when you check out. It's just all them bags and the people you ain't seen. And then they be like, we ain't seen them so long. This is what they would look like. They 30 now.


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[Assistant] Three. I don't want to keep three this year. I think they're keeping three tight ends. If they keep three tight ends, you can't take six, seven receivers.


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[Assistant] You know, uh, you know, Craig, you know, I kind of championed it and Earl and us up here. You know, it's a lot of people that talk about practice in summer league as if it don't count. And, um, and, you know, as a person, you know, who played in high school, McNuggets played, um, in division.


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[Assistant] Anytime you get an opportunity to go out there and like make your way in the league and to put buckets up and to compete.


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[Assistant] Uhm, that's important. Could you explain to the people out there why summer league is important for guys, young guys like yourself that's trying to cut their teeth in the league and how is it important in springboarding you off into getting into, uh, NBA camps?


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[Assistant] But you play kinda bigger than you really is, especially like when you watch, when you watch the film, it's like, yo, you, you, you, you like a, a, a six foot rim protector or something. I'm like crazy. I'm like, what?


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[Assistant] This is crazy, man. I mean, but that, but that just goes to show you, you gotta do certain things to get in a league. Like you hear guys, like the vets say,


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[Assistant] Look, you're not gonna come on here and get 10 shots. You got Derrius Garland and Donovan Mitchell. But what you can do is you can play defense that will keep you on the floor, so.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, that's the first thing that jumped out to me was your ability to play defense, man.


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[Assistant] I'm in the NBA, dawg. Like, have you had that moment yet, like, where it's just like, boom, it just hits you, or is it more like the regular season when you see some of the dudes like, you know, Steph, or you might have to play against guys that you...


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[Assistant] You look up to De'Aaron Fox. I mean, this league is crazy when it comes to point guards. I mean, every single night, you gonna see a different guy that you grew up watching.


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[Assistant] It's the kick game, it's the shoe game. I feel like I'm sincere about it, like, but Hooper's got a different, like, whole different wave. Like, PJ Brown just do it big.


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[Assistant] And you wore them to school and you thought it was over. Like, you got them kicks and it was just like, you had to have them. You had to.


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[Assistant] You know, I put the ski mask on, I'm about to get this money off because your position got snatched up. I'll tell you like this man, my dad always always say man, look, everything is a next level. Every five years in your life, you know you can recreate yourself, right?


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[Assistant] Because that's how quickly things roll, like 5 years you can be working a job doing manual labor, next 5 years you can be in a corporate office. Like you can be in shape in 5 years, next time somebody sees you, you can be fattened out of shape. Every 5 years you can recreate yourself. And a lot of these dudes that come out of college,


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[Assistant] They got the first round pedigree. They get picked, they get the first round picked, or whatever the case may be, and then they there. Greg Newsom started starting. He didn't even get five years. He didn't even get five years. It was three. Because guess what? Somebody came along.


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[Assistant] And he wasn't trying to hear that. Like you, you gotta re-prove yourself all the time. Like we, you know, boo you in the radio. There's a lot of dudes that's going to be up out of radio here in the next four years.


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[Assistant] And they gon' try to adjust and go to this internet game. And it's completely different. The internet game is different from radio. They gon' be trying to do the same things and move. You gotta learn to move a different way. So these guys, you gotta add something to your bag. You gotta add something to your tricks.


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[Assistant] Magic said man, when I was playing against Larry, I knew Larry was gonna bring something different to the court next year. So I had to come back and bring something new where I'm gonna do. Maybe it was a no look, maybe it was I gotta work on my three point shot because they doubling down on Kareem.


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[Assistant] You gotta come in and you gotta bring something to the game. I wanna see him be aggressive and make plays.


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[Assistant] I came in, and what's her name, said, uh, he's like, don't tell me, hey, don't tell me that I have to labor pains, just show me the baby. Show me the baby. And one of my greatest coaches, defense line coach Ray McCartney, he said, look man, it's all about what you're doing on that production sheet. I don't, listen, if you just in your gap, I'm gonna get fired.


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[Assistant] Being in your gap don't count. Knocking down balls don't count. I need picks. I need making plays. I don't need none of that other stuff. I need him to get into his mental capacity and tap into that aggressiveness. And I need him and Denzel Ward.


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[Assistant] Cause let's not, let's be truthful. Denzel Ward, this Denzel Ward is not the same Denzel Ward we saw when he first got here. Nope. It ain't the same. Like let's just be clear. The hunger, the jumping.


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[Assistant] If the Browns want to get where they want to go, I get it as Deshaun Watson, but there's a lot of people that also have to take that next step. And Greg Newsom is a first round pick. Denzel Ward, they paying you. He get the biggest slide. Miles Garrett take darts. Nick Schaub is about to get cut.


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[Assistant] Deshaun Watson is on the chopping block, David and Joku, you don't even know why you on the team, but there's a Warby skating. He getting paid like a top.


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[Assistant] Three-corner. And as soon as he got paid like a top three-corner, he fell back. He had a bad year. So he, that's as big as, this is as big of a year for Denzel Ward and Greg Newsom because if they can become lockdown corners, now you're talking about something special on the defensive side with that D-line. It's crazy.


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[Assistant] There's no evidence of any systematic issues with respect to how the claims were adjusted or how the claims were paid.


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[Assistant] The U.S. was growing rapidly at that time and increasingly homes were being built in vulnerable areas. So time after time, the federal government was being called upon to provide disaster aid and people had very few options even to purchase insurance at that point in time.


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[Assistant] Now that number goes up and down depending on the frequency of floods that exist. Nothing sells flood insurance like a flood.


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[Assistant] For all intents and purposes, immediately bankrupted the National Flood Insurance Program, which had to resort on borrowing from the US Treasury.


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[Assistant] I can't comment on any individual engineering report or whether or not there had been changes or what the reason for them.


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[Assistant] There's no evidence of any, uh, systematic issues with respect to how the claims were adjusted or how the claims, uh, were paid.


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[Assistant] The, the insurers will, will price their services to cover their cost and what they consider a reasonable profit margin. Other than that- Do you know what that profit margin is? I don't off the top of my head, no. But if they didn't think it was reasonable, uh, then they would not participate in the program.


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[Assistant] Well, as I said, I'm not sure that we've met, uh, we have identified everybody, so it doesn't surprise me that you have found such cases.


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[Assistant] What we are trying to do is to carry out our communication activities in the areas in which we work and we'll continue to learn how to do it better, uh, and we just have to do it better.


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[Assistant] No. I will correct it. You've identified them, so we will correct that.


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[Assistant] But I think it's helpful that you've identified these individuals so that we can do so.


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[Assistant] I agree. You know how it is. People have this group thing. When somebody says it the first time, it's just like, they just keep saying it.


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[Assistant] And they're like, now it's become this thing where if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if,


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[Assistant] Good gracious, sir. Welcome to Chase Young. He was back in his bag against you. Chase Young was like, y'all gonna pay me. If you didn't notice, one of the scrambles was because Jedrick Will's


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[Assistant] He's, uh, which way did he go? He looked like Herman the Monster, bro. This is un-Herman the Monster. Herman Munster?


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[Assistant] And we wanna hear. And it only takes one to lose your quarter. And it only takes one. That's true. You know, actually Chase Young hit him. He hit him and Deshaun Watson was like, I know that can't be somebody hit me in my back already. It was only one second. I just snapped it.


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[Assistant] He gets out, moves around, scrambles downfield, but one of them was just because of just terrible offensive line play. That's it.


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[Assistant] Here you go, you gonna see this, you gonna get this work. No, we're not gonna, we're not letting you out of this one. I just sent that to y'all, I don't know if it's possible, I just sent it to you on Twitter. This is nasty work. Yeah, we can see it there.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I'll, I'll preface this by saying, you guys are correct, cause think about it, last year, uh, DTR,


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[Assistant] I played them in a game last year. A meaningful game. They needed that game to get into the playoffs. Uhm, I like what DTR is doing so far.


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[Assistant] Uh, I think he's earned it. I think he- will you watch that play right there? Downhill throw. He's ready. He gets to his back foot.


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[Assistant] He read the progression and boom, ball away, right? If he's gonna run the ball, he's gonna take off and do what he needs to do immediately. He's not scrambling around in the backfield. He's looked crisp every time I've seen him out there and he deserves to be in that conversation to be like, hey, I'm the backup quarterback. Now, trust me.


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[Assistant] That's kind of, you know, usually that only happens when you take a look. Hell, look how many times we've had our starting quarterback be around.


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[Assistant] Now you gotta switch your mentality. Now you gotta become a leader. He became a leader. He won games that he probably shouldn't have won. He played well last year. He did play well. He played really well. Like he had an 88.9 QBR quarterback rating. And like Jay said, there was games where


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[Assistant] So, so people look at them and like you said, it's always something about a guy that's continued to grind.


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[Assistant] And getting the opportunity, and even though he played well like that, he's in Washington now.


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[Assistant] You know, it's something to be said. Now, can I see him taking over that position?


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[Assistant] Yeah, like because I think that he may be better than Dobbs, just on what I've saw, but they don't, they're not gonna run that risk because there's a thing.


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[Assistant] And they've consumed it all hook, line, and sinker. Get your three flavors of Kool-Aid at Speedway right now. Hawaii Orange, Raspberry Cherry Red, and... Which would stain your tongue for about three weeks. And the woman's favorite, Jungle Juice. Ironically though, G.S. Honey.


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[Assistant] Nick, check out, it's Ryan Clark. Uhm, he's on there. Uh, who else is on there?


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[Assistant] Uh, Channing Crowder and, uh, Fred Taylor. What is the Pivot? It's a player's kind of podcast. Oh, okay. It's a podcast that's on, um,


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[Assistant] Was, was he kinda annoyed a little bit that sometimes he may not get to the type of uh, credit or admiration that maybe somebody like a Saquon Barkley who hasn't done as much as he has? Uhm, and Nick Chubb said something I thought was super dope. He said,


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[Assistant] Well, maybe outside of Cleveland, other people get, you know, a lot of love.


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[Assistant] Cause they was telling him that he, for them, he was the top runner back in the game.


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[Assistant] He said outside of Cleveland, other running backs might get a lot of love, but he's like, but in Cleveland, I'm the man. He's like, he's like, he's like, he's like,


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[Assistant] And they don't hand him the ball. Like some people, he's better than Derrick Henry, but some people will rate Derrick Henry higher than him because the Tennessee Titans are more committed to giving Derrick, they'll give Derrick Henry the ball if he's working 32 times. They have no problem. They've done it. They did it a couple of years ago.


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[Assistant] But, but, but he is, but I thought that was cool because he said, nah, like here in Cleveland, the fans love me. I love, he's like, bro, I wouldn't even, I don't even look to go nowhere else. Like he's just like, I just love it here.


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[Assistant] Anthony Schwartz did not have a supreme pedigree. He even like sat out a year, like, because he wanted to, you know, do tracks.


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[Assistant] He is not an honest to goodness football player. He's not.


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[Assistant] Don't throw it to Stonehandz. I mean Cory, we got Cory in the studio. Yeaah. You know, head track coach at Rutgers. How many guys that come out for the track team? He fast as hell. He's like yeaah, I'm fast, I'm about to go out for the football team. And Cory's thinking, don't do that. Cory's told me it. Don't do that.


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[Assistant] Man, DK Metcalf, look, he had a refrigerator on his back trying to run up against the pros. Them dudes, they start just crazy. I'm like, you look way too heavy. DK Metcalf. Well, he's so, so big, he's lumbering. Yeaah. But he is fast. He's fast. Bottom line though, Anthony, short to nine.


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[Assistant] Maybe they're hoping, this is what it is. Everybody's been in a relationship, but you know the relationship's over. But every now and then you see each other, she looks good sometimes when you go on dates.


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[Assistant] Start from scratch, and then you gonna do 16, 2 years, and then do 18 years again. No, just chalk it up, get rid of it. Sorry.


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[Assistant] I mean, Bell got on the, on the, on the board yesterday. So, you know, right now, but Watkins has looked better than Schwartz. He's looked better than Bell. Um, Tillman, he was open on the route.


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[Assistant] It looks like they like him from the reps they're giving him. Cause he's out there with the ones. But then again, you haven't seen him in the Mario Cooper siding. Uh, uh, Donovan Pupil Jones hasn't even-


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[Assistant] But the guy who did play Elijah Moore, yeaah, they look like they about to spot shadow him.


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[Assistant] Look at his percentage anything under 30, over 30 yards. 30 yards and above. Look at that percentage. That's terrible!


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[Assistant] Yeah. You're on the unemployment line. You're out. You're out. You want them out now? I tell people like this all the time. I give an excuse. I'm gonna give an example.


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[Assistant] Now look, we'll give you a little black history. You say, Gee Bush, what the hell does this have to do with acres? Even Harriet Tubman when she was freeing people in the South.


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[Assistant] She would, she would go back and make multiple trips, hundreds of trips, freeing people. She would tell them, listen, I'm gonna, I got a bunch of people with me.


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[Assistant] But if you think that you're going to come along on a ride and then you get us caught because you want to go back and turn back and look back because you're scared, I'll shoot you myself.


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[Assistant] Because I'm not gon- I'm not gon jeopardize everybody in the camp for one person. And that's the way you gotta look at kickers. I will refuse.


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[Assistant] That's gonna be a very hard sell to the rest of those people in that locker room. Because they're gonna say we have a championship caliber team and we lost the game today because somebody did not do his job. The only guy in camp without competition.


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[Assistant] You threw the Tucker scenario out really quickly. If you knew that this year, Kate York would cost you


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[Assistant] I'm gonna take now knowing that we could have made the playoffs, and I'm gonna keep him. We, when we cut,


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[Assistant] Kate York is, is hit or miss all year. He's only hitting, he used to make about-


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[Assistant] He's making 72% of his kicks, right? It could happen, but it's probably not going to. Would you, would you get a veteran kicker? No.


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[Assistant] For one game? Heck yeah. No, yeah. Just so if it's, if, listen, if I'm sitting there and it's a tie ball game and, and Kate York is, I'll, I'll try the veteran out there. I swear I would. I would be like, no, no, he has a sample size. I would keep two kickers. I'm not lying.


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[Assistant] I told McNuggets, McNuggets was listening to me on a barbershop. I said this on a barbershop. One of the biggest things I hate in my life is I hate when you go into somebody's cookout, right?


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[Assistant] But I got these chicken breasts. I'ma tell you what I, I can't tell you what I do, but I marinated it 62 hours. I infused it with some lime juice and a braised skillet.


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[Assistant] And on top of that, I buried it in my backyard under some leaves, put it underneath there, dug it back up, and then I left it out on the countertop and put foil on it. Then after I put the foil on it, I threw it back in the refrigerator, now it's on the grill, and now it's gonna be ready. I said, when we eating?


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[Assistant] I say that to say this, people say, Gee Bush, what does the story got to do with the doggone situation with shorts?


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[Assistant] 72 hours and 45 games in a preseason to see if it's good or not. I saw what it was, what it was in one or two series. Look at the, look at the wreckage they caused. You got a safety.


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[Assistant] You got, you got, Maurice Hurst had a half a sack, sack. You, J.O.K. came shooting out the backfield, tackling somebody. We ain't seen that play in never. Hey, Oboe, the number 18 guy on our, 19, 19 on our famous, he, he hurt him. I wonder what Bull's reaction was on that play.


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[Assistant] I loved it. I loved it. He was like, hey, hey, who's that guy back there with one of them hats on? Take that damn hat off too. You ain't, you ain't a quarterback or a kicker. Hey, what's up Miles Garry? Keep your hat on.


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[Assistant] And here's what's gonna happen. Get ready for this. You see, they tried to hide this from me. I've been looking at you. I understand I found some stuff on the internet. They're gonna put.


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[Assistant] They're gonna put, when the season comes, get ready for these tackles, uh, in one single back, two tight ends, shotgun plays.


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[Assistant] They're gonna have two of those tackles, those tight ends be tackles. Dewan Jones is going to come in as a tight end, and he's going to cave the whole entire front side back. Look at the advantage that you get with that.


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[Assistant] And you're going to have Chubb running the ball, and on the backside, you still can keep another tackle on the backside and run read option. And guess what? On the backside, it's going to run just like a power play. I could give it to Chubb or Deshaun Watson can keep it on the goal line. It's devastating. You don't even need Titans down there. You don't need them.


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[Assistant] You think? I do think he catches a touchdown. I would love that. He played basketball. That guy's touchdown. Get ready for the jump pass right now. I'm telling you week. Listen, week three. What should his celebration be?


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[Assistant] I think, I think it hurts because it's another guy who has experience. We're back talking about bringing guys off the street. Like the guy knows, the guy that has experience, he's, he has some athletic ability.


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[Assistant] But you look at this linebacker core, one of the reasons I think this injury plays a role is because you still have guys coming back from injury. You don't know when Taki Taki is going to be back.


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[Assistant] Anthony Walker is playing, but you don't know what.


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[Assistant] Here's the thing. I don't buy that. Here's the thing. I don't either. Here's the thing that I hear where people say this. They've diminished the role around elite. I play ball.


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[Assistant] I don't diminish the fact that somebody needs to get the ball carrier on the ground.


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[Assistant] Like, if you, we feel like you wanna run around and play 7 on a 7 and tap football, that's fine. But that's not the reality of the game.


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[Assistant] These linebackers are pivotal to getting ball carriers on the ground. How many years have we heard the Cleveland Browns when they talk about tackling?


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[Assistant] They're terrible tackling teams. There's a difference between getting somebody on the ground after five yards and letting them score a touchdown. The reality of it is these guys that are coming off the street are not better than drafted players who've been in this system for four years. That's not true.


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[Assistant] You driving on the highway, you got four tires, right? One, three of the tires was really good.


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[Assistant] But you got one with a little tread on the top. You're looking at a blowout. You're looking at a blowout. Now, you get a blowout, right?


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[Assistant] You still got a spare. Once you use that spare in that doughnut, right? You can only go 45. Thank you. Minimize. Hold on. Hold on. You're minimized. And what do they say? When you get home, what are you going to do? You got to get that good tire back on there. Thank you. But Jacob's got a good tire. He's a better tire than his spare tire. That's a good analogy.


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[Assistant] So let me ask you this question. Let me get you to this one. So, one of the positions that's been marginalized that don't count is linebacker. Let's go to the opposite end of the spectrum. On the opposite side, we know running backs have been marginalized. If one person don't make no difference, if Nick Chubb go out in here and get hurt, are you gonna say, we cool? No. We straight, we don't need to get nobody.


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[Assistant] We don't need nobody to run him back. You're comparing Jacob Phillips to Nick Chau? And we're talking about the position. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] Jacob Phillips plays the arm backer. His position is minimized. Running backs are all over the marketplace. Good running backs. Star running backs. That position has been minimized.


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[Assistant] It wouldn't be. But now you're saying there's levels to this thing. Yeaah. That's all I'm saying. It comes good, and Jacob Phillips is not. That's what it is. That's levels, right? We got levels to it. Jacob Phillips is not. He's a nothing. He's not a starting linebacker, but he's better than guys walking off the street. Is he? Well does it, does it, I don't know what he is.


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[Assistant] Everybody's got one. And the linebacker room is just a bunch of guys. To me, it's almost like, you guys understand baseball. It's like you saying that we got three guys coming off Tommy John surgery, and you say, well, they need to get some guys to bolster that, that rotation, and they do nothing. And they're like, well, no, some of them, they'll come back well.


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[Assistant] I think what he's counting on, and this is where you transition from the linebacker position, I heard them talking about it. Jim Schwartz defense is going to all be all about if we can stop you on first down and get you in passing situations.


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[Assistant] We're gonna, you might be able to screen us to death, you might be able to render draw on us a couple times, but we're counting on that. We're gonna bring so much pressure with the guys we have up front that you're not gonna be able to run that effectively the entire game. And if we don't have the linebackers, we may see them doing things like saying, okay, well, if we don't have the linebackers out there to cover the guys, give me another safety out there.


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[Assistant] If I can put a Ronnie Hickman somewhere out there. Right. Who's a guy who's made some plays. If I could make Grant Delpit play in a box a lot more.


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[Assistant] And now you get Grant Delpitt coming up, playing more of the run, some of the underneath stuff, covering tight ends and linebackers, excuse me, running backs. So you may only have one linebacker in nickel packages, right? You may not, you may only see


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[Assistant] Maybe a, a, a Taki Taki or Anthony Walker and the other backers is J. O. K. And then now you can bring down some of the other guys to be force players. So that may be one of the strategies and maybe why they're not targeting linebackers as much.


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[Assistant] That's still ringing in my head too. And the thing about tackling is the reason why guys get these pec injuries is because they're not, they don't practice tackling.


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[Assistant] So you can't tackle in two days. You can't tackle in practice period. They don't hit each other. So now I'm counting on, on, on a guy off the street coming off the couch. That's what you're going to have now. I mean, you have Philip.


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[Assistant] But they're not practicing, practicing where they're going up against people. Well, no, that's true.


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[Assistant] I'ma tell you what. Listen, when you go out there and you tell me, you tell me that the San Francisco 49ers devalued linebackers. They got, they played it, and they are the number one, that's crazy to me.


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[Assistant] Terrible teams say that they're gonna devalue stuff. I'm gonna devalue it, why? Because you thought- Well, the Browns don't say that.


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[Assistant] I will say I like D'Ambate. He's a guy that used to play for Florida. He went to Utah. I like him a little bit. He was a defensive end kind of hybrid guy, 43. He's playing, you know, they're really high on him. He's fast, he can move, he can get out the quarterback. We'll see what he does, but that's just a guy on the roster you can look at.


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[Assistant] That's all fun and games until people start running the football. And guess what? Jim Schwartz's defense doesn't work if a team is always in third and two, second and four.


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[Assistant] They don't work that way. Cause now they can run either run or pass. So to get to what they want to do with the defensive line, the number one predicate is stopping the run. And to stop the run, you need linebackers getting downhill, shedding blocks and making tackles in a spin and within a certain. Agreed. That's true.


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[Assistant] I look at it like this. Uhm, I wouldn't play Nick Chubb during the regular season.


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[Assistant] During the preseason. Excuse me, during the preseason. If you're not complaining about the regular season, I got a problem with that. No, he's not gonna see no touches. Like, and so my thing is...


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[Assistant] Uhm, I don't like hamstring injuries with second round backs or any backs. Hamstring injuries linger on and now it's a revolving cycle because because you have a hamstring injury.


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[Assistant] You're not in, in shape, right? And then when you get out there, then drilling is rushing. You're more likely to re-injure it. And you're gonna re-injure it. So that's why hamstrings are very tricky. Uhm, and then, you know, I, I think we've seen


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[Assistant] You know, what's behind him? Kelly okay? Uh, you know, Demetri Felton okay? Uhm.


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[Assistant] It's just a simple fact that it's going to be a heavy dose of Nick Chubb early on in the season, which I don't even have a problem with because it's all hands on deck. If they got to give Nick Chubb some carries, it's okay. I hope it's a heavy dose of Nick Chubb. I want a heavy dose of Nick Chubb.


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[Assistant] No. No. I don't, I think he's done. I think he was, he was a little upset that, and his role here, and now, talk about the role is gonna be even more diminished. Because if, if Nick Chubb gotta take a couple of clearance off,


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[Assistant] Well, I would assume that, that if we talk about Dalvin Cook.


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[Assistant] Like if you say, if Dalvin Cook is available and Kareem Huss is available, Dalvin Cook would be the starter. Yea, Dalvin Cook. No question. Yea, no question about that.


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[Assistant] I think there's a formula where people, you have now punted and pushed all their chips in on the quarterback being everything. I feel like you may not be able to win a championship with a, with a, uh,


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[Assistant] Great, or a star running back in just a great defense.


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[Assistant] But I believe that you could definitely be an all-time quarterback if you got a top five quarterback.


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[Assistant] The best running back and one of the top five defenses. I think you can win the game like that because here's the thing.


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[Assistant] It's hard to get all three. Right. And that, if you get all three of them and I look at the Browns, that's why I'm so tough on a linebacker position. Because I think the Browns can win a different way. If Deshaun Watson is a top five quarterback, Nick Chubb is still Nick Chubb and they got a top five defense.


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[Assistant] Then maybe you can start thinking about him. Who's a french fry? Well, you, you, well, you got three. You got Burrow, Allen, and, and Mahomes. That's three right here, right? And Herbert. So you, you wanna throw Herbert in there, that's four.


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[Assistant] 100. Stop listening to them. They know. I told you. You told them.


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[Assistant] Shad, is it Kool-Aid or is it water? You already know this is unopened. By the way, who's the last?


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[Assistant] I can't tell, I can't, I don't know the last time your team moved on the Super Bowl with a great quarterback and a great running back.


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[Assistant] Rams, it's the Rams. The greatest show on turf is the Rams. Kurt Warner and Marsha Faulk. That's the last time.


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[Assistant] I'm afraid we're gonna have to give you an IOU on that welcome home party. Tom Lasky. First Officer of the Infinity. Never thought I'd see you again.


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[Assistant] Infinity, this is Commander Lasky. Pelican recon teams are down. Repeat, all birds are down. We've got numerous casualties and require immediate assistance. Over, final.


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[Assistant] I don't know if it's too soon to ask you for a favor, but... We're gonna run out of breathing up here real quick. I don't suppose you're any good at clearing LZs.


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[Assistant] We got locations up and running around installations five and three, but lately they've run into some setbacks.


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[Assistant] Mammoth's in pretty bad shape, sir. She'll make it to the objective, as long as nobody starts throwing rocks at us.


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[Assistant] In case you'd already gone, I took the precaution of ordering a pelican. Outfitted for full combat pursuit.


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[Assistant] Of course not, sir. At ease, chief. Feels kinda hard for you to call me sir.


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[Assistant] Beautiful, isn't she? I don't get to see her often enough.


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[Assistant] Chief, I won't pretend to know how you feel. And I've lost people I care about, but...


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[Assistant] They say that, like, soldiers and humanity are two different things. And soldiers aren't machines.


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[Assistant] Navy disagrees with Spartans on this one. They want you ready. Now.


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[Assistant] We have random fluctuations all over the ship, Doctor. Power's still completely out of ground zero. I'll get additional lighting set up ASAP.


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[Assistant] A science base, looking for the librarian AI the Master Chief encountered?


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[Assistant] You knew? This is impossible eh. I have no idea how the hell these memories got from Earth to here.


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[Assistant] Bomber. Take Dr. Halsey into custody.


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[Assistant] Dr. Hulse, I've underestimated you long enough. A cryotube should hold you in-


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[Assistant] She's only out here because of me. I mean we're soldiers, not hitmen.


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[Assistant] I'm serious. We shouldn't have to execute a civilian.


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[Assistant] Majestic. I have a personal favorite ask. Dr. Halsey has been abducted.


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[Assistant] Sarah, how's it going on Requiem? It's getting awful warm out here.


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[Assistant] Guidance was coming back from the carrier saying remove these items. So I would send those back to the adjuster saying remove, uh, fine example, remove the fireplace.


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[Assistant] Fireplace, well they need to have an expert come in. We'll put it on the insured or the policyholder to prove additional monies are owed.


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[Assistant] So it was a systematic way of lowballing these insurers to say 80% of these people will never come back and ask for more money.


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[Assistant] Yes, and that was done on a wide spectrum.


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[Assistant] Think about how outrageous it is that we were paying these huge consulting companies hundreds of thousands of dollars a month for creating a system using unqualified people with no oversight by the city.


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[Assistant] The one thing that stood out of this audit, the consultants always got paid. And that became what this was about.


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[Assistant] Hi. Hey guys, just at work here. Enjoy the show, appreciate everything you guys do.


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[Assistant] My prediction is for him is 11 for 19, 1 interception, 1 touchdown, 172 passing yards and 60 rushing yards.


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[Assistant] Stole fire from the gods and gave it to humanity. I'm simply curious what gifts, if any,


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[Assistant] The UNSC just tried to execute me.


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[Assistant] So you'll need to offer something other than idle threats if you want me to help you.


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[Assistant] John's alive. He was here, on this ship. Nobody told me he was alive.


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[Assistant] There is an increasing recognition that antibiotics are not a good thing to run off a pure capitalistic market.


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[Assistant] Antibiotics are unique drugs. They're not like any other class of drugs. 50 years from today,


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[Assistant] The cholesterol drugs we have now will work just as well as they work today. The cancer drugs we have now will work just as well as they do today. That's true of all the other drug classes. Antibiotics are the only class of drugs that the more we use, the more rapidly we lose. When you use it, it becomes less effective for me and vice versa.


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[Assistant] And what they had forgotten was the warning that Alexander Fleming himself, the man who discovered penicillin gave us in 1945. That resistance was already being seen.


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[Assistant] And the more we wasted penicillin, the more people were going to die of penicillin resistant infections.


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[Assistant] The types of bacteria that we're really having severe problems with right now.


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[Assistant] The, the highly resistant gram negative bacteria. These would have solved problems and saved lives had they been successfully developed.


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[Assistant] I have, I can make billions off cholesterol drugs, blood pressure drugs, arthritis drugs, dementia.


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[Assistant] Things that I know patients are gonna have to take every day for the rest of their lives. Why would I put my R&D dollars into the antibiotic division that isn't gonna make me any money when I can put it over here?


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[Assistant] That's going to make a lot of money for the company. I answer to the shareholder.


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[Assistant] Antibiotics are not a good thing to run off a pure capitalistic market, okay?


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[Assistant] We need to switch from an entrepreneurial business model where you maximize sales to other payer mechanisms where the goal is society can say we want these kinds of antibiotics developed and we're going to help you out. We're going to decrease your cost and risk.


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[Assistant] In return on the back end, we're gonna have some say in how it's used so it doesn't get abused.


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[Assistant] What we need to focus on now is using less antibiotics. We need to create policies and regulations.


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[Assistant] If we publicly reported antibiotic use, attach requirements to hospitals you have to report, that public shaming effect will drive antibiotic use down.


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[Assistant] I'm very concerned about it and I think we all should be. I think the gains that we have made have been largely because of investment. And, uh, if we cut back, you're going to see an even faster evolution of resistance and spread of resistance and way fewer countermeasures being developed to combat it.


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[Assistant] What I made within like five to six months of all them songs. Oh, so you took a good six months to work on it though. Yea, like it wasn't gonna be called Lonely Mexico cause he just died, well he died like four months ago.


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[Assistant] Yeah, this is one of my brothers, like, they're my brother. You feel me? So uhm, it was originally called Studio Junkie.


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[Assistant] And then he ended up passing away so I just changed the whole album up and did a tribute to him.


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[Assistant] That song was like 2014. Oh, what? Yea, they leaked that out in like 2014.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, so when they, when I heard it, when he, they played it when I was out here, when I came out here the last time I came out here to LA, uhm, they brought it up, they were like, uhm, so I want you to get on this one right here. Wow, really?


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[Assistant] But they didn't have a second verse on, well he had two verses, he moved the first verse to the last verse and let me get the first verse.


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[Assistant] No, uhm, I had a show but they ended up canceling it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I thought it was a Life of a Trip, Life of a Trip tour. I was on a tour with Trip Red and uhm, I ended up flying out there with uh, Uzi just to kick shit.


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[Assistant] And I had to get on the radio too and do a radio interview, so that's the other reason I went out there. And then Millie was out there, he was doing the show.


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[Assistant] He had a show, but when he did his show, he came to the studio with us. We was just locked in there doing it. We did more songs than that one song though. Really? We didn't get locked there.


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[Assistant] Like, uhm, my inner fetish got leaked out, so I had to put it out. Walk got leaked out, had to put it out.


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[Assistant] All these songs can get leaked out, but they will help me get bigger though. That's what was crazy.


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[Assistant] It really, sometimes it might stop, it, it, it'll fuck up, like.


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[Assistant] Uhm, how you want to bring out the song. The roll out album release type shit, yeaah. Like that close, what is it, close friend? Baby? Oh yeaah. One of them songs got leaked, but it still sound good.


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[Assistant] But I want to, I like, I'm not, like you know how folks like ready to take a drug and they get addicted and they can't stop, I'm not that type of person. Like stop anything I do, I can just stop cold turkey, like I don't have to.


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[Assistant] No, it's my merch. It's Rat Yo. Okay. He don't Rat Yo, he from out here. Okay. He make a lot of slime shit for Thug. And so the whole team be running this shit, you feel me? Right. But uhm, my merch, like, just came out. It's online though, it's the link in my bio on Instagram. He clicking, I got some crazy shit on there.


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[Assistant] So he been writing, I did when he was writing, it was back then, he was in school, like he was like in 9th grade, cause you know, he a year under me, I'm 20, I mean I'm 21, he's uhm, finna be 20, in August, so he's always been like right there up under me.


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[Assistant] He would rap before me, uhm, I didn't really start taking it serious until like two, three years ago.


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[Assistant] Cause I walkin' on Cleveland straight going to the studio. Every day.


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[Assistant] I mean, uhm, that one, Mook Tovi, he the one who produced Manifest, it's Blikki Blikki. Uhm, what else?


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[Assistant] So uhm, when I met him, we locked in. I used to go to his studio every day. So God had started coming to the studio.


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[Assistant] Nah nah, he don't want me in there telling him what to do, you feel me? So he like don't book my sister.


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[Assistant] Exactly. You ain't gonna get me. Your body gonna shut down. You better do that shit.


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[Assistant] Yeah, we uhm, I be out here in L.A., we just be shooting around the goals and shooting shots for money and stuff. And we got to think about like, that's exercise because you don't keep, you know what I'm saying? You exercise your own upper body. You don't keep long, you trying to shoot the ball from long range, so you using all your strength.


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[Assistant] We doing ten shots, like full series of ten shots, you feel me? For the money.


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[Assistant] When I got back to Atlanta, I was going to get an um, boxer, like a trainer, an um, boxer. That's a good idea too.


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[Assistant] He gon' put that shit on every day anyway.


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[Assistant] Yeaah man, he's not got so many shoes, but oh my god, he's got so many shoes.


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[Assistant] Hey yea, but I got it more look up to thought than when it come to dressing.


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[Assistant] Like, what barmaid's F for one? I love white F for one, so. Nine times out of ten, I'm not gonna go spend my money on all this shit.


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[Assistant] He gon' go spin. Sline gon' go spin. It's about a $15,000 pants, literally. $15,000 pants. Might win one time.


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[Assistant] I mean, I be drinking Hennessy. I love Hennessy. There's something like, I first started drinking Hennessy with Misko.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I drink, I drink a lot of water though, you feel me? So I ain't worrying about the other shit that come with you drinking liquor. No, I ain't worrying about that cause I drink water all the time, like all day long.


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[Assistant] Hennessy get me in my, in my, in my, in my, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] I was just in New York for my little, before the album came out, the promo run. I took the label to the pool hall every day.


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[Assistant] Shit, I'm here. You feel me? New York is not one of my favorite places to go to. Really? To me, it's like a business type of, you go there, it's your own business.


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[Assistant] Come out here, you working, you feel me? It's a vibe. It's cause they ain't cutting me, it's in the air. Like yea, you know, elevator, go to everything. I don't like elevators.


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[Assistant] No, he knew me before. It was a video that he made when he first signed me. It was like, uhm.


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[Assistant] It's over there, uh, where he's, where Young Thugz from. Okay. Um, apart from as you hear me in my songs, I rap about him a lot. Um, 250. Okay. I rap about them a lot so.


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[Assistant] He was there, he pulled up to the projects out there, just with his family and stuff, you feel me, so. And then, he was out there just for a song I had did. And then...


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[Assistant] He got done came over there like, what you working on? Let me hear something. Let me hear something. He said, I got you. His mama like, you did the same. Uh huh. His mama. His mama knew it cause he's crazy.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah. His sisters are out here right now. We all at the studio right now.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah. That's one of my big brothers right there. Oh, really? Yeah, on my dad's side.


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[Assistant] Um, hell nah, I was gonna go, I best said man, I was outta slime.


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[Assistant] Hey yeaah. Slime man. Slime taking the whole world.


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[Assistant] And we, you know what I'm saying, we, we getting ish to bigger.


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[Assistant] Yeah, he's slit, he's slit. We call each other slit.


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[Assistant] Yeah, like, it's a greeting. It ain't no gang shit. It's just a greeting. Like, hey, how you doing? What's up?


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[Assistant] But, like, it's just family. That's how it is. Ain't nothing got to do with no gang.


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[Assistant] Folks try to make it out like it's a blood, shit, blood gang. It ain't nothing like that. It ain't that at all.


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[Assistant] It's family, like real family. Man come from this, like, this is background.


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[Assistant] You know, I ain't changed no name. My name Raqee.


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[Assistant] They'll call me Rasheed, Rahee, Raquid, shit like that, you feel me, so. But, uhm, man, I'm not a kid. I'm telling them fuck, man, call me kid, man.


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[Assistant] So I've been wanting to see the process of what I went through to make this song. I ain't in here just writing nothing. I really just sit right here and just mumbled it all the way out. Didn't fix it. It's a puzzle.


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[Assistant] It just, like I said, it's like a puzzle and it helped me make my song faster.


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[Assistant] Like, every song I did, like, on the album, I never wrote, ever. It come off the top of my head, just, this day I made, like, I made, oh my god, oh my god, nameless, and it was a song called In Here, Ex Here, that I didn't drop.


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[Assistant] Hey yeaah, like, like, fuck what we think, I'm supposed to be, when I be seeing other rappers and shit, I'm supposed to be, oh shit!


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[Assistant] You feel me? So I just be wanting niggas to understand that we ain't gonna do that audit. Like, we'll see. What's up? What's up?


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[Assistant] Like, down there, whoop, whoop. Okay, boo. We going on by that business.


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[Assistant] You feel me? They respect that about us. We ain't shit grouped up about us.


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[Assistant] They ain't on top with the kids and shit, but it be grown for, like, they momma and daddies, grandmoms.


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[Assistant] Come up to me, go and take pictures with me, like they all fall down, don't even know.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I don't make a million songs, like Thor got a lot of songs, like, at least over like 20,000 songs.


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[Assistant] This shit came 2014, this shit hard as fuck in it. But, see I don't want to make that many songs cause I don't want to be a not drop no song. I want to be a drop song so I do a portion, like I just.


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[Assistant] I don't be wanting to make two minutes only to the point where I can't put them out.


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[Assistant] So then, then when you have chances of them getting leaked out, they got so many.


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[Assistant] My brother-in-law be havin' like, remember this song? But this shit, holy fuck, I been made this song.


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[Assistant] Okay, we don't put out Lonely Misca, but we still gotta do the next thing. What's the next thing?


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[Assistant] After the album, after this album, there was another tape. A mixtape.


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[Assistant] Yea, they been hitting me up on Instagram, like, like your music, your music's fire.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, he got, uh, he cool as fuck, he always bein' him, yeaah. I always make the Monday, the, uhm, Mondays playlist.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I wanna meet Kevin Hart. Oh yeaah, that would be fire. Man, funny, I wanna meet Mike Ups. Yup. He just, I wanna meet Ice Cube. Ice Cube.


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[Assistant] Nah, I be chillin'. I just let, I just go with the flow. I don't rest shit. I just go with the flow.


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[Assistant] Like, so, but, Muslim, but, no, this is my life, so yes, I was going to be by music.


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[Assistant] Until I branch off and start doing other things outside of music. You feel me?


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[Assistant] Yeaah, life's serious. They open my eyes like, damn, I got a little girl.


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[Assistant] My beautiful little girl I gotta take care of, so everything I'm doing is gonna affect her.


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[Assistant] But, like, it probably came out, like, April, April 3rd. Which, which, which was single to Maya?


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[Assistant] I had Spanish class back in high school, but, you know, I passed it, but I ain't never, I used to be checking off those papers.


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[Assistant] You're going cheap, man. I done stole the teacher goddamn.


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[Assistant] Man, fuck the syllabus. I done stole the guy on the answer sheet. Big tits.


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[Assistant] Sentences, like we used to have, uhm, they want everybody to be on kids, you know, kick shit back in the day.


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[Assistant] ASAP, Lonely Misko out everywhere, every platform. Go get it right now.


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[Assistant] Let's go. Wasn't a dude. He with you at the room. Like, he don't care what I did. Like, I'm with him.


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[Assistant] Like, whatever key you want to do, that's what we doing. Like, that's what our prison looks. Soldier. Soldier. For real. Warrior.


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[Assistant] He was on my team, he did a lot for me.


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[Assistant] That's why I took the preacher with her at the grave. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] Go get that Lonely Misco right now, he's fucking out right now. Our platforms, you dig? And shout out Nojumper. Hey. That's me.


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[Assistant] No, no, no, no way. The deal was for a coffin. That's it.


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[Assistant] Ha, ha, ha, Drake's lost diary.


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[Assistant] Must be a real hit with the ladies. Never had any complaints. Okay then, I'll jump to the good part, just for you.


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[Assistant] I don't get it. According to this, we're right on top of the mark.


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[Assistant] Nah, it's older than that. Like two thousand years older.


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[Assistant] No, it wasn't Drake. Check this out. Looks like the Spanish got here before he did.


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[Assistant] Yeah, well, I always told you to stay away from the bad guys. And the bad girls. Yeah? Look who's talking. What's that supposed to mean? That reporter?


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[Assistant] Man. The temple must have been built around this. Around what? A statue.


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[Assistant] Unless. Unless what? We follow the tracks.


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[Assistant] I tell you what, why don't you stay here. I'll check it out myself. I'll call you if I run into any Nazis. Yeah, right. You do that. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Hold on to this for me, will ya? Okay. Looks like I'm gonna have to do this the hard way.


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[Assistant] How so? Well, I just met a guy with pockets full of Spanish gold. Only the coins are stamped with a mint mark I've never seen before. You're kidding me. Looks like our German friends had a little secret.


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[Assistant] I'm in the captain's quarters. Get this, he's still here.


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[Assistant] Eh, looks like he was killed. Ripped to shreds, actually. Oof, what a way to go.


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[Assistant] Sully, you're not gonna believe this. Try me. I think I found our missing page.


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[Assistant] Looks like Drake and our German pals were after the same treasure. I've got the map that's gonna lead us right to it.


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[Assistant] Well, you're down to one tomb robber now. Sully's dead.


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[Assistant] Yeah, no offense. None taken. Do you have a good memory? Yeah, why? UK 2642. You got that?


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[Assistant] If the Spanish found the treasure, they had to move it there, to that island. And Drake followed him.


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[Assistant] Is that it? Is that my deal? Die now, or help you, and die later. That's a tough call, but you know what? I'll take die now.


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[Assistant] The girl, of course. The girl? Oh, Eddie, the girl's long gone. She's probably off the island by now. Going for help.


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[Assistant] Right there. That's our ticket outta here. Come on.


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[Assistant] Fine. It's me, okay? I am quitting. Are you coming or not?


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[Assistant] Alright, let's find a way to the harbor and hope the boat's still there.


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[Assistant] Right here. Gold statue. Weight, 20 aerobats. That's over 500 pounds. That's gotta be it.


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[Assistant] Don't I wish? No, this was, uh, this was Francis Drake's ring. I, you know, kind of inherited it.


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[Assistant] Greatness from small beginnings. It was his motto. Check out the date.


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[Assistant] See, Drake left this as a clue to pinpoint the exact burial site.


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[Assistant] No. There it is. On the other side of the harbor. Come on.


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[Assistant] But no. Sully's a lot of things, but he's not a backstabber. Which way were they headed?


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[Assistant] This wasn't made by the Spanish Take a closer look at the spikes.


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[Assistant] They wouldn't. Something's been here since the trap was sprung.


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[Assistant] Let's just get out of here before we run into whatever's been chewing on this guy.


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[Assistant] You're looking awfully good for a corpse. So you brought the girl after all, eh?


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[Assistant] Hey, if it wasn't for her, you wouldn't be getting rescued right now.


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[Assistant] What the hell does that mean? You gotta admit, Sully, this all looks a little shady.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Romans man are swarming all over this place.


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[Assistant] Okay, land of the dead. Here we go!


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[Assistant] Once they're gone, meet me in the mausoleum. But come through the catacombs. It's safer that way.


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[Assistant] I don't know. I'm figuring it out as I go. This is definitely the right place though.


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[Assistant] Wait a second. It's something to do with these symbols.


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[Assistant] Yeah, well, you better get back to the library. We're gonna have to find another way out of here.


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[Assistant] So they found it. They must have broken into the vault and cleared it out.


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[Assistant] I don't know. It doesn't make any sense. If that's where the statue is now... Oh man, we were right on top of it!


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[Assistant] My end is near. The devils hunt for me in the darkness. The gold of El Dorado bears a terrible curse.


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[Assistant] My men have all been murdered, leaving the task to me alone. No ship will depart this island. I destroyed them all and drowned the cursed city. A thing of such great evil must never leave these shores. In my final hour I commend my soul to God. May he have mercy on this unholy place.


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[Assistant] We gotta stop him, Sully. They don't know what they're dealing with. What are you- I don't know how, but that statue destroyed the whole colony. And it killed the Germans, too. Whoa, whoa, come again. There's no time. We've gotta get to the church.


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[Assistant] It's cursed or something. Oh Nate, for God's sake. Look, I know it sounds crazy. You just gotta trust me.


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[Assistant] So this shows you, based on the DNA sequences, how we think the bacteria spread throughout the hospital.


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[Assistant] Three, four, and eight were all silent carriers. And what's scary about that is they can be transmitting to other patients without anyone knowing that they even have the bacteria themselves. So this, this bacteria seemed to have been all over the hospital before uhm, they had come up positive.


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[Assistant] They didn't know because this, this bacteria has the capacity to live in the stomach of patients without causing infections.


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[Assistant] It doesn't matter who you are, rules are rules and the law is the law.


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[Assistant] A team of reporters at the Wall Street Journal was finishing a major story about a years-long government investigation into insider trading on Wall Street.


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[Assistant] On New York's Upper East Side, a trader, Donald Longille, was alarmed that his former employer, Hedge Fund Giant SAC Capital, was named.


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[Assistant] He pulled apart several of his computer hard drives containing incriminating evidence and recounted what he did with the remains in a recorded conversation with his colleague Noah Freeman. I put him into four separate little baggies, he told Freeman.


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[Assistant] And then I go on like a 20 block walk around the city and through the back of like random garbage trucks.


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[Assistant] The man at the top of SAC Capital, founder and CEO Stephen A. Cohen, has been the subject of numerous articles and reports.


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[Assistant] It was deposed for two days as part of a civil lawsuit brought against SAC. The deposition video was obtained by frontline.


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[Assistant] Rule 10b-5-1 is the Securities and Exchange Commission's principal regulation prohibiting insider trading.


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[Assistant] It states that no trades can be made on the basis of what is called material nonpublic information.


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[Assistant] proprietary information that can move a companies stock.


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[Assistant] Stephen Cohen came to Wall Street after graduating from Wharton Business School in the late 1970s.


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[Assistant] By 1992, looking for a bigger stage to play on, Cohen left Gruntle with a small fortune and invested several million of it to start a hedge fund called SAC Capital. He would help pioneer a new kind of hedge fund.


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[Assistant] But among the new breed of hedge funds, Cohen's returns stood apart, and so did his fees.


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[Assistant] In his first seven years of managing money, Cohen had only three losing months.


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[Assistant] The worst, a 2% decline. He consistently trumped the market by trading in and out of stocks quickly.


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[Assistant] Attorney Duff worked at the Galleon Group, a hedge fund made famous by its founder and CEO, Raj Rajaratnam.


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[Assistant] For traders like Duff and those at other funds like SAC, the more contacts, the better.


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[Assistant] Hedge fund traders also exploited the fact that they were very popular with stockbrokers on Wall Street.


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[Assistant] Importantly, they would get the information first.


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[Assistant] Recognizing that, Cohen was willing to pay brokers big commissions.


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[Assistant] Over a 20-year lifespan, SAC Capital became a giant among hedge funds. And Cohen himself amassed incredible wealth.


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[Assistant] including a sprawling 35,000 square foot mansion in Greenwich, Connecticut, a 62 million dollar beach house in the Hamptons, and multiple apartments in Manhattan.


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[Assistant] Including this 115 million dollar midtown duplex.


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[Assistant] Cohen also assembled one of the most valuable private modern art collections in the world. And he has given tens of millions to charity.


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[Assistant] In 2002, Cohen sent out Christmas cards where he posed as King Cohen.


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[Assistant] By 2008, his personal fortune reached eight billion dollars, beating the stock market year after year.


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[Assistant] Seven years ago, it began focusing on a New York City hedge fund, the Galleon Group, and its CEO Raj Rajaratnam. Rajaratnam was another Wall Street legend.


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[Assistant] He reigned over a very successful but relaxed, clubby and freewheeling office.


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[Assistant] But Tourney Duff remembers getting a hint of what was really going on at Galleon, one day while manning the phones in Rajaratnam's absence.


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[Assistant] A lawyer at investment bank UBS was poring over some trading records.


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[Assistant] John Moon was alerted to a hedge fund set in a Capitol.


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[Assistant] But it was the identity of Sedna's owner that piqued the interest of regulators.


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[Assistant] The Securities and Exchange Commission suspected that Rangan was getting insider tips from his brother Raj.


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[Assistant] Investigators requested Raj Rajaratnam's records and in his instant messages found recent communications between him and a woman named Rumi Khan.


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[Assistant] A well-connected Silicon Valley executive who once worked at Intel Corporation, Khan was someone familiar to the FBI.


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[Assistant] To get Khan to cooperate, an FBI agent, B.J. Kang, was sent to Atherton, California to confront her at home.


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[Assistant] That she had passed valuable inside information to Rajaratnam.


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[Assistant] After a two-hour meeting, Rumi Khan agreed to cooperate and become an informant for the FBI.


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[Assistant] In New York, agents had been looking for other potential informants among Rajaratnam's employees.


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[Assistant] A trader who once worked alongside Tourney Duff at Galleon.


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[Assistant] In June 2007, FBI agent David Shavs and his squad moved in.


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[Assistant] He soon provided critical insights into Raj Rajaratnam's inner circle.


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[Assistant] And when agents Carolyn Shovs sat down at FBI headquarters to compare notes,


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[Assistant] They realized there was more corruption out there than they had suspected.


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[Assistant] The FBI obtained authorization to tap the phones of galleon traders, including Raj Rajaratnam.


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[Assistant] It was the first time federal agents had used a wiretap for an insider trading investigation.


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[Assistant] Rajat Gupta was one of the most respected businessmen on the street.


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[Assistant] A board member of Procter & Gamble, American Airlines, and Goldman Sachs.


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[Assistant] Prosecutors allege that Gupta had a financial interest in passing Rajaratnam insider tips. He was convicted on insider trading charges but is now appealing.


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[Assistant] Rajaratnam was convicted and is serving an 11-year sentence.


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[Assistant] Informants had pointed them toward independent research firms, known in the industry as expert networks.


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[Assistant] There are about 40 expert networks operating nationwide.


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[Assistant] Independent of the traders and with almost no regulation, they can act as matchmakers.


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[Assistant] Putting employees inside companies on the phone with big investors like hedge fund portfolio managers.


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[Assistant] Expert network firms charge as much as $5,000 for an hour-long phone call.


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[Assistant] Some hedge fund clients paid as much as a million dollars a year.


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[Assistant] With that kind of money in play, expert networks were under pressure to deliver actionable information.


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[Assistant] In 2009, the FBI had an informant pose as a hedge fund manager and call an expert network in Mountain View, California. Primary global research.


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[Assistant] The informant is speaking to a PGR vice president, James Fleishman, who explains how the service works.


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[Assistant] Fleshman also explains how to hook up with one of PGR's better experts.


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[Assistant] Fleshman described how PGR tried to protect itself.


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[Assistant] But in a manuscript Fleischman shared with Frontline, he admits this kind of exchange was inevitable.


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[Assistant] Fleishman insists he did nothing wrong. But the FBI didn't only record Fleishman.


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[Assistant] Agents also had a wiretap on PGR's private conference line.


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[Assistant] A Taiwanese-born Stanford graduate, Zhao was a Silicon Valley contractor who made more than $200,000 as a PGR expert consultant.


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[Assistant] Zhao was consulting for an S.A.C. trader named Noah Freeman.


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[Assistant] Freeman shared Winnie's tips with his colleague, Donald Longille.


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[Assistant] Freeman says that over a four-year period, he made five to ten million dollars by trading off of Winnie Jow's information.


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[Assistant] By May 2010, the FBI was ready to move in.


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[Assistant] Winnie Jow was sentenced to four years based on Noah Freeman's prophets.


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[Assistant] Informant Noah Freeman had led the FBI to his good friend and former best man, Donald Blanchio. He also spoke openly about life as a traitor at SAC.


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[Assistant] Michael Steinberg, an SAC portfolio manager very close to Stephen Cohen.


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[Assistant] Investigators believed that through Steinberg, they had caught Cohen selling an $11 million stake in Dell Computer based on illegal inside information.


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[Assistant] Cohen's lawyers say that he sold his Dell shares because another SAC trader he relied on was also doing so. No charges were brought against Cohen.


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[Assistant] Steinberg pled not guilty to insider trading and was convicted in December 2013. He currently awaits sentencing.


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[Assistant] But now, there's another case focusing attention on Cohen and SAC Capital.


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[Assistant] Initially, the news looked good. The trial's promising.


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[Assistant] In Santa Rosa, California, a pharmacist and private investor, Greg Kapus, thought the news looked good too.


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[Assistant] He had purchased more than $1.2 million worth of Elan shares.


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[Assistant] Nearly two weeks before the drug's second round trial results were released to the public, the government claims Dr. Gilman leaked the results to Martoma.


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[Assistant] Dr. Gilman is cooperating against Martoma in what has become the largest insider trading case in history.


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[Assistant] Greg Capas lost more than a half million dollars and has joined a class action lawsuit against SAC.


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[Assistant] This is a copy of SAC's Code of Ethics and Conduct obtained by Frontline. In the industry, it's called a compliance manual.


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[Assistant] Cohen was asked by the plaintiff's attorney if he was familiar with SAC's compliance manual.


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[Assistant] Michael Bowie asked Cohen whether he thought it was acceptable for his traders to short a stock if they have advanced knowledge of negative press stories about the company.


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[Assistant] Fairfax's suit was dismissed, but the Securities and Exchange Commission took an interest in Cohen's answers under Routh and subpoenaed his deposition.


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[Assistant] In July of 2013, the SEC brought a civil case against Cohen, alleging he failed to supervise his traders, a charge he is fighting.


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[Assistant] That same month, the Justice Department filed a criminal indictment against SAC, calling it a magnet for market cheaters.


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[Assistant] Stephen Cohen's lawyers have argued that he has never been involved in insider trading.


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[Assistant] Cohen has repeatedly declined frontline's request for an interview.


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[Assistant] But one Dallas money manager, Ed Botowski, did agree to talk.


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[Assistant] In November 2013, after months of talks,


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[Assistant] SAC Capital agreed to plead guilty as a corporation.


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[Assistant] SAC would cease to operate as a hedge fund, and as sole owner, Stephen Cohen would pay the largest insider trading fine in history.


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[Assistant] And US Attorney Preet Bharara says the insider trading investigations will continue.


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[Assistant] The judge who sentenced Raj Rajaratnam questions if there is enough evidence.


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[Assistant] As it stands, the criminal negligence laws that cover some industries do not apply to finance. To change that, Congress would need to pass a new statute.


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[Assistant] The trial of SAC portfolio manager Matthew Martoma, who pled not guilty, starts this week.


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[Assistant] The Justice Department is actively investigating two other insider trading cases involving SAC.


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[Assistant] We thought there was medical need. That really matters. Uhm, and we thought that given our history and being able to develop


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[Assistant] Uh, penicillin, the antifungals, uhm, you know, antibiotics, that in fact, if we put our minds to it, uhm, that, uh, we would succeed. But this is a highly risky and unpredictable enterprise.


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[Assistant] You know, in the business of providing new therapeutics for the future. Our investors require that of us. I think society wants, uhm, a Pfizer to be, uh, doing what we do in 20 years. We make portfolio management decisions.


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[Assistant] There it is! Yeah, now we just gotta find a way in.


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[Assistant] Nate? Okay, I don't think they can get through this. Nate? What?


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[Assistant] Damn it, they're everywhere! Hang back, Sully!


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[Assistant] You wanna tell me what the hell's going on?


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[Assistant] Uh, a bit better. Uhm, listen, uh, I talked to Kamala last night.


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[Assistant] Uh, James, good morning, this is Carl. Oh, hi Carl. How you doing? I'm doing fine.


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, we hashed the, uh, YouTube chat. Who was right on the...


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[Assistant] Is it a big deal? Is it not a big deal situation? Whenever we ask the YouTube chat, you know who it's brought to us by. It's brought to us by our dear friends over at PCC Airfoils. We're looking for a job with career advancement and great benefits while PCC Airfoils is a leading manufacturer in Northeast Ohio.


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[Assistant] All locations of PCC, Air Force, and East Lake Menor, Wickliffe, and Minerva are hiring for all positions starting at $18 and up. Plus, full benefit packages, paid time off, and a signing bonus.


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[Assistant] You can apply online at precast.com slash careers to learn more. The poll cut off, unfortunately, when we lost internet. So I'm going to give you the last numbers we had. 89% said Jean are all right. 11% on team bowl.


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[Assistant] And with that, we're gonna move on. We got a couple things we gotta hit a little quickly now because we lost a few minutes, but we are continuing our 32 and 32 series next up on the 32 most important players for the Browns.


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[Assistant] Conklin, Jordan Aikens, and Cedric Tellman.


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[Assistant] Could I piggyback off Earl real quick and just add one more thing to that before you guys go? Because I know you're going to disagree.


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[Assistant] The Browns were so putrid at stopping the run last year, that having a guy like Eka with his size, even if he's not good,


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[Assistant] Demands at least two guys to pay attention on the offensive line.


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[Assistant] There was the personal questions and personal issues about his character and his love of football.


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[Assistant] I know they signed Poachers to an extension. It's essentially a one year deal that they can extend for two. If Whippler turns out to be good, Poachers probably is here next year just out of money wise. But two.


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[Assistant] I wanna see, as you guys were talking about this, a goal line situation. This'll never happen.


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[Assistant] Over the weekend, Ricky Rubio announced that he was stepping away from the game of basketball to focus on his mental health.


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[Assistant] He was slated to be the Cleveland Cavaliers backup point guard this season, leaving a hole now at the end of free agency that they have to either fill internally or externally.


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[Assistant] Earl said on the day that free agency frenzy happened,


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[Assistant] That the Cav signing of Ty Jerome would go down as one of the best signings of the entire offseason. It was his favorite kind of under the radar move. And Earl, are you walking on Cloud 9 today?


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[Assistant] And these are the other available free agent point guards, and it's a crapshoot of who you want and who fits. I like Ty Jerome in the current state of the Caps roster more than I like any of these guys.


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[Assistant] Injuries and he got the big contract and just decided to, uh.


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[Assistant] The issue with a guy like Sam Merrill is he may score 20 and he's gonna give up 24. Teams will hunt him out.


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[Assistant] When you have Jared Allen and Evan Mobley back underneath the rim, you can be a little bit more of a suspect perimeter defender, funnel guys to them. So maybe, but if you're depending on Sam Merrill, it was like, now Kevin Love got to stop, but do you remember the feeling in the pit of your stomach, G, when Kevin Love switched out on Steph Curry?


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[Assistant] That outrageous take today was brought to us by, or made up by, let's give a shout to Steve Becker. What's up Steve? This Fast Dad reads for you. We appreciate everything you do behind the scenes for us Steve. And we are now back. Tom Hamilton will join us here momentarily. As soon as he's on the line, we will bring Tom in.


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[Assistant] If I have to hear Carmelo Anthony's name, how about they draft Kai and Anthony? Oh wait, I'm basketball.


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[Assistant] You tweeted this bowl, but I had the same thought watching the game.


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[Assistant] How many touchdown passes did DTR have to throw before G compared him to Imani Bates? And did you make that comparison yourself, G?


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[Assistant] No, no, that's fair, but I just mean as far as the, like, being a backup is really tough.


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[Assistant] And not everyone's cut out to be a backup quarterback and I'll use Johnny Manziel because his documentary came out today and I can't wait to watch that. Later in this week we'll have to do a Untold.


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[Assistant] But Josh Dobbs is the guy who I think is perfectly content. Being the guy who's ready when called upon.


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[Assistant] Who's the most popular backup quarterback in modern day Cleveland Brown's history? Like not best, but most popular.


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[Assistant] We'll have Deedee in a couple of minutes. We really do, we're so lucky in Cleveland to have some of the best radio play-by-play announcers in the entire country, regardless of the sport, between Jim Donovan, Tom Hamilton, uh, I'm drawing a blank on the Cavs guy, but all he came on the show, he was great on the show.


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[Assistant] Yeah, we really are lucky to have some elite company here. We're gonna get to Aditi as soon as, ooh, Aditi's hopping on. She's just stepped out of the chair, so we'll bring Aditi on in one second.


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[Assistant] Well, we're going to do some play by play to end. Kareem Hunt officially signing with the Saints by the way, assuming he passes the physical. So Kareem Hunt off the market, which means that the Browns are going to sign another running back. It will not be their format. They would not bring it back.


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[Assistant] And I don't pretend to be a genius. We all know that I'm not.


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[Assistant] Before we do that, I gotta get our last fast read in here. Aditi is the coach. She'll be on the call with Joe Thomas and Chris Rose on Friday as the Cleveland Browns take on the Washington Commanders on Friday night. We will have all your lead up to that.


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[Assistant] On the show Friday and we'll react to it on Monday, so make sure you keep it here locked in on UCSS for all your Brown's companies throughout the season.


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[Assistant] If that's the case, then I totally mistook what he said. I thought he was stepping away indefinitely, but yea, indefinitely. All I can say is,


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[Assistant] The average American family has 8. 0% for life on transfer balances. Credit cards, plastic money have become both a necessity and a ticket to a better life.


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[Assistant] Tonight, frontline correspondent Lowell Bergman and the New York Times investigate the secrets of your credit card.


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[Assistant] known for its cattle auctions and meatpacking industry. It's a town which boasts a huge post office.


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[Assistant] Big enough to service a city several times its size.


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[Assistant] Everyday, millions of pieces of mail pass through here.


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[Assistant] And billions of dollars in credit card payments come in from around the world.


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[Assistant] Today, Sioux Falls is one of the major credit card processing centers in the country.


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[Assistant] It all happened in Sioux Falls because a quarter of a century ago, times were hard in South Dakota. There was a nationwide recession with double-digit inflation.


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[Assistant] Money was very tight. South Dakota banks were issuing very few mortgages, or loans of any kind.


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[Assistant] To get the banks to issue loans, South Dakota decided to eliminate its historic cap on interest rates, known as a usury law.


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[Assistant] At the same time across the country, in New York City, a legendary banker had his own problems.


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[Assistant] Walter Riston, then chairman of Citibank, had a credit card division that was hemorrhaging money.


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[Assistant] New York's usury laws prohibited banks from charging more than 12 percent on most consumer loans.


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[Assistant] So Riston and Citibank began looking for a new place to do business.


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[Assistant] In 1981, Citibank moved its credit card operation from New York to South Dakota.


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[Assistant] But what really attracted Citibank to South Dakota was an obscure Supreme Court decision that said a bank could now export its interest rate to other states. It was called the Marquette decision.


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[Assistant] Janklow realized that the Marquette decision meant that South Dakota could become the credit card capital of America.


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[Assistant] But soon, another state got into the act. Delaware copied South Dakota's legislation, and Wilmington soon became the credit card center of the East, luring other New York banks and giving rise to new companies like MBNA. For the first time in American history,


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[Assistant] There were no legal restrictions on the interest rates banks could charge on credit cards nationwide.


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[Assistant] Duncan McDonald is the former general counsel of Citibank's credit card division. He says the Marquette decision allowed bankers to charge higher interest rates to riskier customers.


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[Assistant] And very good for banking. As the deregulation of interest rates enabled more people to get credit cards, the industry began to expand and became the most profitable sector of banking, with 30 billion dollars in profits last year.


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[Assistant] We wanted to talk to the executives of the major credit card banks about their business.


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[Assistant] But were directed instead to the American Bankers Association.


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[Assistant] Today nearly 144 million Americans have credit cards. And they are using their cards like never before. Charging 1.5 trillion dollars last year alone.


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[Assistant] Credit cards have become an essential part of the American economy.


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[Assistant] We sat down with a group of credit card customers to talk about how they use their cards.


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[Assistant] Actor and author Ben Stein loves the convenience of using his credit cards.


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[Assistant] Wait, here's a kinda cute one. The credit card companies do make a percentage on each transaction, but Stein is not their ideal customer because like 55 million Americans, he pays his bills off every month and doesn't pay any interest.


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[Assistant] Deadbeats in the upside-down world of the credit card business are the people like Ben Stein who pay off their bills on time.


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[Assistant] The industry's best customers are the 90 million Americans who don't pay off their credit card debt. They're called the Revolvers.


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[Assistant] Today, the sweet spot, as Mr. Yingling calls it, continues to grow, and the top interest rates charged are higher than ever before, according to Robert McKinley, who founded Cardweb, a research firm that tracks the industry.


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[Assistant] At the same time, Americans with credit card balances are carrying a record amount of debt.


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[Assistant] Elizabeth Warren is a Harvard Law professor. She has researched the growing credit card debt held by middle class families and how it can lead to big trouble.


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[Assistant] Like most Americans, Jim and Juanita Mueller managed to pay their credit card bills each month until they both lost their jobs.


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[Assistant] As the Mueller's fell behind, their credit card companies began to apply penalty interest rates and fees to their bills.


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[Assistant] The Mueller's credit card debt eventually grew to nearly $80,000 on 10 cards. They found that they could no longer keep up with their payments and had to file for bankruptcy.


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[Assistant] They were one of a record seven million families to file in the last five years.


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[Assistant] Ironically, the Mueller's are still getting offers for more credit cards.


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[Assistant] Encouraging Americans to take on credit card debt is critical to the profitability of the industry.


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[Assistant] Making it easier and more attractive to spend has been the job of Madison Avenue marketers.


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[Assistant] But the success of the industry has also relied on financial innovators like this man.


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[Assistant] Andrew Carr, whose peculiar genius industry insiders say has helped shape the way the credit card business works.


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[Assistant] Carr, a consultant who rarely consents to interviews, only agreed to talk with us if we did not identify his clients or where he is currently living.


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[Assistant] Before Andrew Carr got involved in the industry, most bankers required that customers pay 5% of their credit card balance every month.