Sept. 21, 2024
Peanuts For President As The Sphere Gets Performance Of The Night
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Broadcasting Live good evening, Blockhead Nation, thank you for stopping
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by once again. You are listening to your favorite blockhead,
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the only podcast in the podcasting world that can somehow
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incorporate the Peanuts comic strip one minute and then be
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talking about MMA and Warriors inside the Octagon the next.
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I am your host. My name is Brian Little. Thank
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you once again for coming by this little podcast. Last
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week we had a phenomenal guest come by, Preston Scott Music.
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The numbers have done great for him. I'm so glad
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to know that he is on his upcoming tour. You
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can go back and could the previous episode and see
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all the links that are available for Preston on your
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favorite blockhead dot com slash blog. As long as you
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are checking out that you don't have any excuse. I've
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taken care of all of the work for you. You don't
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have to go looking for the guy. So Preston was
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awesome last week. Just a great time and just an
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interview I'm gonna remember for years and years to come.
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And really when it comes to getting back into the
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driver's seat and taking over as the host, that just
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means that the three things we always talk about this
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podcast are Back of the Helm. Number one, God is
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King Number two. Peanuts is the single most successful comic
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strip in American history, and I'm gonna show you how
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that actually expands over other territories as well. You have
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a very important event coming up at the end of
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twenty twenty four, and the Peanuts are very much at play.
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Now to get to the third part on part two
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of this podcast, I will get into my favorite sport,
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mixed martial arts. I absolutely believe that mixed martial arts
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is the greatest sport under God's hot sun. In other words,
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like I said in the introduction, this is the only
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show that combines those two worlds. This is the only
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show where two reckless worlds are gonna collide, the Peanuts
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and the UFC. Where else you gonna find that you
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won't Just like Men in Black once said, were your first,
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last and only line of defense against the worst scum
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of the universe. I'm the first, last, and only one
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to ever do this on the podcast, and therefore the
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Blockhead Nation continues to grow. And I'm so thankful that
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all of you continue to come by and check out
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this episode and check out these shows. Check out this
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little podcast. Again, couldn't have dreamed that we would go
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this far. And all the friendships I've made and so
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many of you that are part of the Blockhead Nation
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have made this dream of reality, and we're gonna continue
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down this road. So we have the most powerful office
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not just in the United States, but in the world
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that's about to be vacant, and there will be a
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new person at the helm. Now. I know you've been
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told that your only options are Joe Biden and Vice
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President Kamala Harris. However you feel about that, I'm here
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to tell you that there are others that have not
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been considered by the entire mass of the population. You
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got somebody else who has joined forces to make sure
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that you not only have registered to vote, but you
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have right ends that you can do. One of them,
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in particular, actually more than one, happened to be part
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of the Peanuts comic strip. As a matter of fact,
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you have six other candidates that you can elect into
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office this November. There are six of them that will
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stand and take your vote to be the next President
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of the United States, and they are Charlie Brown, Lucy
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Van Pelt, Linus van Pelt, Sally Brown, Franklin and none
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other than Snoopy himself. They're going blockhead. How do you
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know that is not you just being prejudice? Is that
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not you being biased towards the greatest comic strip ever written?
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It would seem that way, But if you look in
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the blog today you will see that I have proof.
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The website is called Peanuts rocksth vote dot com. They've
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joined forces. Not only do you need to vote, but
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you have a chance to choose your own candidate, and
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you can see where they stand, and you can see
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what credentials they have. Not only that, you have celebrity endorsements.
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And I'd like to start there. It blew my mind
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that Ben Folds, yes the same one Ben Folds of
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the band ben Folds five, has endorsed all six of
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these candidates. But he has a particular ride in This
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shouldn't surprise anybody. He has said that we want Schroeder
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to run for office. Now to have Schroeder as a
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rite in. That's in a way that allows a segue,
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and that's a crossways. That brings us back to the
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last episode. When I was talking with Preston Scott Music.
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We mentioned how he has so many diverse experiences and
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so much of a knack for music that he can
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not only play the guitar and sing, but he can mix,
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he can record on a piano. I'm gonna throw it
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out there, Preston Scott. Your next challenge from Blockhead, if
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you're listening to this, and I hope you are, is
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to one day get your hands onto melodica. Yes, that's right,
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a melodica. Why because ben Folds is a master on
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the melodica. In fact, can play both the piano and
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the melodica at the same time. I always thought it
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was hilarious when he would take a piece of duct
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tape and tape the microphone and the melodica strings together
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and he would blow into it and he would play
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out his music. So some of you may not know
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what a melodica is. It's a wind instrument with a
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huge keyboard. It's fascinating instrument. Ben Folds is a guy
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who could do that simultaneously while he was on stage.
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Now that's just the through thought to Preston Scott. But
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ben Folds has given his acknowledgment to all six of
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these candidates. But his right in is Schroeder. How befitting
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the piano player. He could run for president of the
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United States tomorrow and I could vote, I could write
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him in. You even had guys like Brendan Hunt, Rachel Zegler,
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Andy Cohen, and another in particular I will save towards
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the end of this segment, just because we need to
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look at the credentials. We had to look at how
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much these characters are qualified to run for president of
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the United States. You have good old Charlie Brown. As
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we know, he never stops plugging away, even when Lucy
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pulls the football away, when he gets his kite stuck
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in the kiting in tree, over and over again. He
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is a candidate. Now, I believe you are making a
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major mistake with Lucy. She may be outspoken, she always
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might be ready to dispense her advice, whether you want
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to hear it or not, or even if you asked
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for it. She not only wants to run the United States,
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she wants to run the world. She wants a queendom.
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This has made very clear she can't distinguish between a
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monarchy and a democracy. That was in the episode You're
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a Good Man Charlie Brown, when she found out that
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she is not part of the royal bloodline. She cannot
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become queen, and she thinks this kind of thing always
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has a loophole. I would advise you to be very
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careful with Lucy van Pelt. Now, those of you that
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are looking towards having the first female in the history
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of the presidency, you could do that with Sally Brown,
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the self confident candidate that we all know that she
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needs to know who she is. She doesn't worry about you,
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but she's all for the simplistic approach. You could do
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that if you wanted to go Sally Brown. Now, if
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you wanted the philosophical one, if you wanted one of
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these Enlightenment thinkers that could show us how to model
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a democratic system. Once again, you could trust the blanket
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carrying Linus van Pelt. This candidate could keep your hope alive.
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I endorse him because he's a believer in the Great Pumpkin.
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We need to bring that back and stop drinking pumpkin spice.
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That's my public service announcement. Lias is a great person
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to believe in, no matter what Lucy van Pelt might
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tell you. Now you got two more. You have a
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fair minded young guy who's very calm and very focused,
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well spoken. He would be the second African American in
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history fundamentally that would change America to its core. For
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his love of sports, his love of music, and as
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well rounded as he is as a candidate to have
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Franklin to be the next president of the United States,
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And I'm sure some of you might have actually thought, oh,
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he's finally included for once, he was always included. Don't
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maybe go down that rabbit hole again and talk to
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you about how biased and the fake news that came
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out of him being seen on the other side of
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the table. Don't even make me go down that road,
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because trust me, I'll dance circles around you on that one.
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But as far as a candidate who makes sense, Franklin
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and Schroeder are some strong candidates here. But if you
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want to know, usually when I close the curtain and
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I go back there and I vote, that's my business
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and nobody else's. This is one time I don't mind
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telling you who I'm voting for. I've already put in
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my vote for the most interchangeable candidate that there is.
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I've already voted for Snoopy, the guy who is the
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personification of Joe cool. You never know the diplomacy that
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it might require to have the first beagle in chief
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instead of a commander in chief. But also remember he
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has played the role of a World War One flying ace.
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That's another thing. He has battled one of the greatest
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enemies in the air that the world ever faced, known
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as the Red Baron. It became his true adversary in life.
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So as far as his experience goes, I give it
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to him. Now. Whether you want to go seek that out,
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you can research it, you can google, you can go
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to screen rant and see what other credentials that Snoopy has.
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I would hope that you would trust your favorite blockhead
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on this one. Snoopy has my vote as far as
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being a World War One flon ace, a veteran of
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yesterday's war, and a guy who can show us truly
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what America's great about again. And how do I know
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that one guy who truly made that clear is none
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other than in Sync's Lance Bass. I mean, you could
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go down all of the puns that come from n
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SYNC and this I promise you, hint, hint, that Snoopy
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would be the candidate that would truly bring us back
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full circle and word that I say to you is
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true on this one. So Lance Bass has given his
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endorsement to Snoopy. And if there was ever to be
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a presidential candidate who might get fired on the very
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first day or the first week, you can know, as
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in sinc once said a Blockad Nation, it's gonna be may.
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Our scripture reading for this podcast comes from the Proverbs
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chapter three, verse six, in all your ways, acknowledge Him,
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and he shall direct your path. Reflection from Bluelaray Bible
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says we must not simply believe that there is an
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all powerful God, but we must also believe that we
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have a life of confidence and hope. We must continually
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ask for His perfect guidance and immeasurable wisdom throughout our
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time here on earth. As believers, we have a distinct
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honor that if we call upon his name, he will
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make our paths straight. If we place ourselves to be
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under his wonderful direction, we will always benefit from his
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great kindness and his goodness. And what a wonderful promise
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to enjoy. Blockhead Nation. As I get into a recap
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of last week in Las Vegas, you have the debut
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of something that's been known as noce threteh six in
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a venue known as the Sphere. If I'm going to
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pick one particular event from this night that would be
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the epitome of the number one performance, I would have
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to give it to the Sphere itself. The conflict between
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the Canelo fight and Sean O'Malley versus Morob was an
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absolute reality as far as who was paying attention to
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this fight. From the second that they started the main card,
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you had this technological depiction of the Mexican warrior culture
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that can be traced back to the civilization of Tenachtekhon
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the Aztec warrior culture, and every time you would have
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a fight it was The UFC has always done a
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phenomenal job at embracing the warrior culture. If you go
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back to the early years of the UFC, you would
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always see the promos before the fighters would start speaking.
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You'd hear the introductory music. You would see the battle
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armor being put on. You would see the gladiator grabbing
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the dirt from the ground and then it's dropping it
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out of his hands, and you would see the light
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just transpiring through the entire scene as the fighters come
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up and start to do their promos to show how
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they're the number one tough guy in this business. But
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you would see the Roman clash of culture Parthenon. You
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would see that it was nice to have that nostalgic
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feel again, as far as to see all of Mexico's
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culture from the destruction of the Aztecs from the years
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that carried forward into the farming culture that cultivated and
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accumulated at the very end beautifully and conclusively with the
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age we're in with modern day technology and AI. So
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I can tell you you were given a historical timeline
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and a narrative that was so intriguing. You would have
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the display of the stars, and you would have the
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emblem that showed UFC threeh six written among the galaxies.
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So the sphere would have to have performance of the night.
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