THE JUDGE JOE BROWN SHOW, PROD. BY VALERIE DENISE JONES (GUESTS: STATE REP. CARL O SHERMAN)

special thanks .. . DR. LETITIA SCOTT-JACKSON and JUDGE KIM COOKS

Episode Transcript

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I hope you're enjoying this big exclusivejudge show round show. Don't forget to
subscribe to this channel. Now,now back to the show. I want
to play something that really touch myheart and then we're going to bring it
in, but something that I don'tknow you, guys, let's let's talk
about this after I play it.I just thought it was super sweet.

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Let us pray, Holy Father,Lord, we are just in awe of
who you are and what you meanto us. Twenty twenty has been a
very difficult year, Lord, butyet we know that another Texas Democrat is

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looking to block Republicans obviously have mislabeleda bunch of them. Hold on one
second, guys, you know wedon't make mistakes. Here are just memories.
Where is the one that I wantthat's not it? Let me see
if I can't just google it,Man, this would really suck if I

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didn't here it is here there thisguy. Sorry, I'm sorry, I'm
so sorry. Here we go.My wife Michelle has been with me for
thirty one years, and after thirtyone years, I always know what he's
thinking. I know firsthand that CarlSherman is running for state representative to fight
for people like you. Our familyis like many families in southern Dallas County.

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We have five children who are publicschool graduates, and the pride and
joy of our lives. Our oldestdaughter, Ryan is married to Johnson and
they're both praise and worship leaders inthe church. They've been blessed with the
spirit of worship and given to others, and six months ago they gave us
the sweetest gift. Charlie Gray Publicservice is in our DNA. Our middle

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son, Ellis, is a firefighterand we're beyond out that he's willing to
risk his life and limb for hisneighbors and those in danger. Jordan is
our youngest son, and since aslong as we can remember, he's always
wanted to be a police officer.Today, more than ever, we need
strong, compassionate leaders serving in ourcommunities, especially in southern Dallas County,

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and at least Carl Junior, ouroldest, and Aaron, our youngest.
Carl Junior is president of the schoolboard and he has two kids with his
wife, Veronica see History and Danielle. They've done a remarkable job raising our
grandchildren. They're fearless and competitors andlike your kids and grandkids. They deserve
the best opportunity to be whatever theywant to be. Our baby girl,

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Aaron is a college student and afree spirit. In the way millennials are
rising, tuition costs, quality employmentopportunities, your issues, your concerns to
keep you up at night. Theconversations over Sunday dinner are about safety and
fairness and a level playing field.Carl Sherman hears you every Sunday, so

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he's ready. He's ready to goto austensive fight for you and all our
children's feature. I'm Carl Sherman andI lived this message. Wow, that
was so sweet. That was sucha sweet tribute. Anyway, guys,
such a virtual hands together as wewelcome Representative Valerie. Hello, you really

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hi? Can you hear me?I can hear you. Thank you,
Thank you so much for asking Valerie, Thank you so much. You really
touched me. I don't I've nevercome on a radio show or television show
where they played my wife's endorsement ofme before I got to speak, So

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I'm really touched. I mean,you know, it's uh. There's no
one that knows you better than theperson who has lived with you for over
thirty six years now, we've laughedtogether, We've we've I like what you
said earlier, you said we don'tmake mistakes, we make memories. Uh.

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You know, all things work togetherfor good for those who love the
Lord and are called according to itspurpose. And my walk with my wife,
my best friend, has been onein which it's been totally enriching,
knowing that as I been called tothe pulpit, I've been called to public

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service, and sometimes I've questioned that, but it is where the Lord has
called me. And while I donot like politics, I love the Lord,
and I strive to craft legislation orordinances when I was a mayor for

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the people, and to develop policythat comports to humanity. So much as
missing out of politics today, thatis humanity. It just seems to be
about power who want to control andbe the morality police of everyone. And

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I just believe the God I serveis not a god with a god complex,
and he desires that we all servehim, but not in a compulsive
way or in a compulsive manner.So I'm just happy to be on your
show, Judge Joe Brown. Allthe great work that he has done over

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the years, and can chuse todo to fight for injustice and you know
Selby count that's uh, that's apretty tough place. Thank you for having
me. Yeah, definitely, we'regetting ready to open up doctor Scott Jackson's

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mike by any updates regarding the audio. I know families always expanding, you
know, so I know there werefive kids and a grandson, but yeah,
so so any additions. Yes,we we still have five kids.
Uh. Five of those are married. Uh four nice, I mean I'm

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sorry, four are married, onesnot married, but that we're going to
dinner with her fiance's parents and wewill be having dinner with them tonight for
the first time. That he's agreat young man and we look forward to
the Lord's well adding him to thefamily. We have eight grandchildren. Those

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four married children each have two children, and we've got every mix of the
set of two and just you know, really I've been blessed. And now
on Saturday, last Saturday, weannounced my candidacy for a US Senate and
so there's a lot of exciting newthings happening, and I feel God is

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calling me to run. Thank you, Thank you for that. I know
that doctor Scott's phone is very verylow. I think she is well,
not one second. I'm looking forher on the board. I don't see
her number. Please pus number one, doctor Scott, because I can't find

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you. I thought I had youin the queue and a bunch of people
for one, So now you're notin the queue all right, So I
guess I'll have to wait on thatbecause I don't see her. Hopefully her
phone did not die, and hopefullyshe'll call us back until then. Until
then, I wanted to know,you know, because it's kind of nuts,

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so typical that people pray praying politicians. I guess that's a neat category,
isn't it. And I'm thankful,grateful because I am one god fearing
woman. I appreciate that, andI want you to put me in my
entire family. I want you topray for us, because our family's like

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the woman king you talk about.All your kids are married. I swear
not one of my aunts because noneof us are married. So please pray
for us. If I tell you, I don't understand what's going on,
But welcome doctor lutatious dot s theyyou know, to the show, and

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shame on you for not charging yourphone because we wanted to hear from you.
Listen. I apologize, Sally becauseI didn't choice my phone. I've
been on a flight Stay Represented pastthe Sherman. Oh my god. I've
been on a flight all day toget to Atlanta with the Boss Brothers raising

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and training these kids and the waythat they should go so that when they
get old they won't depart. Butlet me tell you, I'll s something
just so phenomenal. Stay Represented,Sherman. You know you're my guy.
I'm King Sherman all the way teamto sell Sherman all the way. And
I love you guys, and Iappreciate you for being in my life and
supporting my family. And I ain'tkeeping families connected because it's one thing to

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have people in opposite talk to talk. But you are that guy that walks
to walk and you talk. Youwalk with you talk. You live your
life that you teach, preach andspeak about. So for that, I
respect you, and I love youand my husband and I we always support
you. Now let me tell y'allsomething so phenomenal. We're here at the

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doctor Luther Kings Money. Me andI just came out of the build it
and they had him on the screenand he was doing his last sermons.
Then when you brought State Representive Germanyand Dallaries and you start playing his prayer,
it just sent a chill through mybody, like, oh my god,

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you're just as powerful State Representative Germanyas doctor King. Your words always
have meaning and they are powerful.So I had that. I didn't want
my phone to die before I gotto say this, because I am so
serious. My little grandson he ate. He was in there recording the sermon
and then I come outside to getin a quiet place and she's cleaning your

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prayer and it just was like,oh my God, listen to the So
whatever God has for you, it'scoming. And he need people like you,
people that are genuine, and peoplethat are about the people, people
that are real, because really it'srare. So that comes from me,
doctor La teacher Scott Jackson, andthat's to you and Valerie. I thank
you for allowing him to be onthe show with just Joe Branna. They

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because they are too powerful people andthey are two wise people and together people
like them and like us, they'reare genuine about that as people, they're
compassionate. We can make a differenceand if we don't do it in everybody's
lives, as long as we doit is somebody's life, then God is
pleased. So that's all I wantto say to you guys. They thank
you, thank you, thank you, And I'm so grateful to have the

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opportunity to be able to share Leticiabefore you go, please because I want
to play I can actually play itbecause it kind of doesn't make sense unless
you see it. But when youknow, I always like vet our guests,
and when I did that, therewas a video. It's titled Texas
State Representative Carl Sherman and Mark prisonCell. So that'll be the perfect segue

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for me to talk about the actualaudio club. But tell people what it
is that you do on a regularregarding people who are transitioning from you know,
vacation to the real world. Well, we are keeping families connected.
We provide free luxury prisonships for familiesthat haven't questrated loved ones. We bless

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these children on a weekly, daily, monthly basically by blessing them with closed
shooting school supplies, Christmas toys,East of bath is Valentine candy. They
know I do it out. SometimesI get in trouble with my husband because
I just be going, going,going, But nonetheless, I am passionate
about the people that are in prisonbehind the wilds, and so it stay

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represented Sherman. There's one thing thatdraws us to one another. It's the
fact that he will get out andgo to the prisons and he will do
walkthroughs, and he go and hechecks the conditions of the people that are
there, in the conditions of thefacility. So he does what he says
he's gonna do. And I thinkI called him another day with a problem

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and he's like, alright, ScottJackson, let me check out it.
He always he always says, alright, Scott Jackson, let me check out.
So people called me for everything,and I'm one person, but I
say, okay, I'm not gonnacall him and worry him. But this
is serious when you talk about peoplenot being fed and people are getting money
to feed the people. So thatwas the only reason he know. I

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just I don't worry him and Idon't bother him. But if it's serious,
I'm gonna call him, and ifit's serious, he's gonna respond.
So we are all about the peoplethat are in prison and you know,
some people guilty, some people not. But in God's outside, he's no
respective person, so we're all stillGod's people, and some of these people

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can be restored. I think Iwas on the lying wind. Stay with
mister John Punder from Las Vegas fromHopes for Prisoners, and he says,
listen, we were all in thepun shop and God deemed he redeemed as
he pays the price in full,so we wouldn't be resouled as Satan.

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So God is so serious about oursouls. Presentative Sherman is serious about the
people and let's say, keeping familiesconnected. We are serious about blessing and
families and that's just what we do. Thank you so much for that because
I introduced it. Representative Sherman,could you please explain to us what that

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was about. Again, the titleis State Representative and mark prison cell.
So you don't mind sharing what youdo for for those who are incarcerated.
Thank you for the opportunity to expressthe issues that are going on in our

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penal system in the state of Texaswhere we incarcerate. Currently over one hundred
and twenty eight thousand individuals in ourprison that are under our custody in a
hundred state jails or state prisons.These state prisons, the majority of them,
do not have air condition in thehousing units. And that's intentional because

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we have a C in the warden'soffice, we have AC in the library,
we have a C in the chapel. We've got AC everywhere else but
the housing units. And by astate law, by the way, Valerie,
we have to have AC in ouranimal shelters. I'm a former city
manager, and I know that ifI did not have AC in our animal

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shelters people, someone would be goingto jail because it's in humane. The
Bible says in Proverbs chapter ten,verse twelve, I believe it is that
a righteous person treats their animals right. These are not animals. There are
no other beings that are made inthe image of God, but man,

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whether guilty or not, whether offendersare not. And from my understanding of
the Word of God. Luke chapterseventeen, verse one says that we are
all offenders, because offenses will come, but woe through whom they come.
So every one of us are offenders. A hundred and twenty eight thousand people

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are incarcerated in our prisons over seventypercent of those prisons do not have AC
and there in the housing units,temperatures, according to Texas A and M
Research reach in some of these unitsup to our hundred and forty degrees fahrenheit.
That's any Maine. People are dyingin our prisons. They're having seizures

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and folks are just dying, andunfortunately, we just don't have the will
and the heart to do what's right. But we're not the only state.
There are thirteen states, mostly belowthe Mason Dixon line, and many of

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the prisons in the State of Texasare old plantation sites. They were built
in the eighteen hundreds and after theEmancipation Proclamation, we went to convict leasing
and all you had to do wasjust be accused of watering and you were
incarcerated. And that's what happened,and that's why we have these facilities right

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now. We have the resources theState of Texas. As a former member
of Appropriations, I'll tell you wehad over thirty two billion dollars in surplus.
That's more than most of the statesare half of the states in the
Union have for their budget period.That was just in our surplus of our

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normally two hundred two hundred billion plusbudgets. So the state of Texas as
a resources, we just don't havethe will. And I know like you
that Jesus Christ has already told ushe's coming back, and when he comes
back, he's got six things thathe's going to say, and neither of

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those things. Or did you givethe people a tax break? He says,
gift to Caesar, what's due toCaesar? But when he says what
he says, when he's going tocome back, it's an open book test.
When I was hungry, you fedme. When I was thirsty,
you gave me drink. When Iwas naked, you clothed me. When
I was a stranger, you tookme in. When I was sick,

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you visited me. And when Iwas in prison, you visited me.
We don't always get it right,and as Sister Scott Jackson said, we
lock up the guilty with the innocent, and we didn't get it right over
two thousand years ago when we onlyhad two to choose from Jesus Arborabus.

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So we are not doing right byJesus Christ, and we're not doing right
by humanity. But that's the currentsituation flight in the state of Texas as
well as other states across this nation. Thank you so much for that.
Because doctor Scott Jackson's own phone isdying, I want to give her a

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chance to say hello to just KimCooks. She was with us last week.
If you could real quick, Judge, as I got Joshua Brown on
the line, and I don't liketo keep him home waiting. If you
could just say hello to he shouldbefore we leave lose her, that would
be great. Okay, good afternoon, doctor Scott was Scott Jackson and good

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afternoon. Yes, girl made hername even longer. I know right well,
Land, and I'm so glad theyyou all are. Stay representative Sherman,
Judge, Kim Cook these two people. Let me tell you something.

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I can put a stamp of approvewhere you know they say. I think
people started saying that slang. Iapproved their message, but I approved their
men and we team Cook the teamSherman over here. I said, I'm
gonna try to find me some buildings, then take all the people to vote.
Do you hear me. I'm seriousabout the voting because it's one thing

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and talking like I said this anotherthing. To walk it. So these
two people are very dear to myheart, very credible, and if it
means a lot, when you're credible, your word is all you have at
some point in time. So Idearly love both of them. They're genuine.
Judge Joe Brown. I love JudgeJoe Brown because he don't play it.

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He gonna cut no corners, hegonna tell it like it is.
And I thank him for giving methe opportunity to be able to share with
him, you know, on differentoccasions, because it helps me as well
as helps the other people. Andhe helps my brain as well. So
again it's credible when you say,oh, I tried to talk to Jillie
Joe Braham, Oh I'm I'm pringit with state represented to Sherman. Oh,

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Judge Kim Cook, so I cancause her if your kids get taken
from the state or something like that. So I'm grateful and I really appreciate
both of you guys. Thank youfor the opportunity. I told y'all,
I was on a flight all day. My my farm is about to die,
but y'all take it from here.I really appreciate you all and act

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the divine colination because I know theconversation is gonna be great and Battery will
send me the link and I'll repostit more than she sings it to me.
Thank you so much. All right, So we are about to uh
bring in Judge Sherram, the man, the myth, the legend. He
is uh, he is here.He's in the building. I Judge,
I want to play something just touh you know who Judge Ken Cook says,

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I just wanna play just this littlesnippet's about thirty seconds long, so
we can I bring you up tospeed. But he got Representative Carl oh
Sherman, Senior on the line LetterTexas Democrat is looking to block Republican Senator
Ted Cruz from being re elected toa third term. State Representative Carl Sherman

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has announced that he's running for theUS Senate. Sherman is a pastor and
the former mayor of De Soto.He served in the state House of Representatives
since twenty nineteen. Sherman joined USRepresentative Colin Allred, state Senator Roland Gutierrez,
and the Democratic primary. We reachedout to Senator Cruiz for comment,
but haven't heard back. All right, welcome us. How are you,

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Judge in here. Oh wait,we got that problem again. Okay,
so just be an, just seethat's crazy. But yes we're talking.
I'm talking than I am hell ofa lot better looking as I didn't tell
the difference as you got more thaneven though we don't have video here.

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Oh, let's take you so muchgo around. How are you today?
All right, I'm sitting here withmy campaign treasurer, who was also my
former chief bailiff, and we weredoing some paperwork we had to get submitted
right off, incidentally with iHeart Radioabout some commercials we're gonna put on there.

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And we have early voting starting today. Those the Hossole's already begune and
the crookedness and the cheeks have alreadystarted. They're putting up a picture of
a former city councilman named Joe BryanOn trying to get people to think it's
him rather than judge Joe Brown.So you know, it is what it

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is. And oh wow, you'vegot two weeks early voting before yet the
main electtion October fifth. But Iknow what you guys are going through,
and good luck to all of you. Doc l I Stray congressman or senator,

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Senator. Yeah, Okay, well, good luck. I appreciate that,
Judge Joe Brown, and thank youfor all the works that's you continue
to do and the legacy you've created. Just grateful for your public service.
Likewise, you're running for mayor,right, yeah, right, mayor of

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Memphis, Tennessee. Well, thecitizens of Memphis will be blessed to have
you. Well, thank you forthat. You know, it matters a
representation and when you've got somebody that'sconsistent and someone's fair like yourself, that's

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what Memphis, Tennessee needs. Uh, you know, I was I was
just there at one of the churchesthere that pastor Eric Wright, he's a
new pastor there and I think it'sEast Haven Church or Christ there if I'm
not mistaken that he was just installedat that church there. But I certainly

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will let him know to let hisparishioners know that they need to go down
and support Judge Joe Brown from there. Yes, sir, indeed definitely need
to do that. They need togo vote for you, and I'm sure
you need to be out at theelection site. Well, we ask for

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our early voting. An unusual feedure. What happens is when you have early
voting. You just go up withyour photo ID and you can pick the
precincts you want to go to.You do not have to go to the
one that you are generally assigned toon election date. So if it just

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happen to be out shopping and youpass one, you saw it, there's
five people in line, five carsin a lot. Anyway, let me
go on in. You can dothat. We can vote on Saturday,
too, So they have some supersizedprecincts around, say it the fair grounds,
the big parks, certain centers,so you can just go in there

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and you spend five minutes total fromparking to getting out outside of you making
your selection. So it ramps upthe voting turnout, but it also,
for a number of years, providedthe opportunity to foster corruption. Way back

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two thousand six, the Justice Departmentfound that our voting machines were completely corrupted
and unable to deliver a fair votecount. So in two thousand and eight
they put the money up from confiscateddrug funds to replaced all of the corrupted
machines. And it's teems that ourCounty Commission refused to replace the machines until

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late last year when they got threatenedwith a lawsuit, And for fifteen years
we had corrupt machines in the JusticeDepartment issued regularly quar regular quarterly reports reporting
that fact but that didn't seem tomake any difference to anybody. So they

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got direct with individual lawsuits and theywant ahead and spent the money, and
now they're saying they need to raisefactors to pay for the machines. But
then I hit them back with whathappened to the money that the pads put
up fifteen years ago? What didyou do with it? That's right now
the same we have a similar procedurewhere yeah, we have the similar procedure.

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We're early voting. You can govote outside of your precincts. So
if you work downtown, there arevoting locations downtown, you could go in
and vote there. But on electionday you do vote at your precincts.
That's good here, it does that. I didn't let our representative Sherman know

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that you're free to speak. Idon't moderate when Judge is on, So
you guys and just kind of talkback and forth. But I also wanted
to do a time check, doU, because I respect your time?
How much time do you have tospend? And the same question for Judge
Cooks. I have until it's aboutfifteen more minutes. So I'm good,

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okay, okay, work all right? That works? And does cook Yeah,
I haven't killed. I haven't killedfour o'clock, so we can get
favorite sherman his time so he canget out his message. Yeah, all

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right, doesn't gonna fall back asI typically you. So you all right,
I'm going on you thank you well. I was simply going to add
on with jo Joe Brown and JudgeKent Cooks talking about the voting systems and

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process in Texas. You know,just as many other states in the South
attacked our voting rights, there isthe provision to get rid of a lot
of the time for the souls tothe polls uh Sunday voting, and we

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have closed in the state of Texas. They were not successful in that,
by the way, and the authorof the bill at the time, Representative
Travis Clardy out of East Texas,said that he just didn't know that those
provisions were in the bill that hewas proposing, and when he got back

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home to church in East Texas,his members got onto him about that.
But these are certainly these daconian measuresare put in place to limit our ability
to exercise our franchise to vote.And in Texas we have closed hundreds of

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voting locations, but they are onlyin the urban areas. And are you
having the same thing there? Imean, I would imagine Shelby County,
that area, it's known for thatwell, you know what we're known for.

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Sometimes not a good thing. Yeah, if we can get the people
out of the lobby of the peabodywho is supposed to be running the city
and waiting for the ducks to comedown the elevator and walk in formation over
the red carpets to the fountain,and see if we can get them tending

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to the businesses, was fit right, Maybe something else can happen. You
know, I've noticed the consistent thingwhen it comes to local control. There
has been a paradigm shift all acrossthe US. It seems in Republican run

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states where they used to talk aboutlocal control and they applauded it in the
eighties, but now that those urbancenters have become a majority of minority,
they want to take over the localcontrol. And I've seen that at the
former mayor Encne manager. Is thatwhat you've found there. What's happened is

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the current mayor is an incompetent jirkwho got in his first political office.
He's white, and let me tellyou what he did. He had a
black opponent, so he paid someof the Negro politicians to put out sample
ballots. His name is James Strickland. And what he did is he took

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his picture as a white man onthese sample ballots and put it over the
black man's name, and took theblack man's picture and put it over his
name, and so people thought theywere voting for somebody black. He's an
attorney and the white people have anickname for him, which is the Pillsbury
dough Boy. They don't like himeither. So what went on is there

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was an incumbent black mayor who triedto please everybody, please no one.
I know him well because he wasmy former law partner and he hadn't been
doing a good job. So therewere five or six other black opponents and
this guy who had that fake backgroundslipped in. Now he got turned out.

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So he has been putting all kindsof crazy things in placed, like
to take control of the police departmentout of the hands of people. He
had appointed the first civil service chiefin forty one years, a Chief Davis,
who was about to be fired inAtlanta before he resigned and went to

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Raleigh Durham, North Carolina. Inmatter of fact, he'd been de molting
and fired to put back in becausehe was civil service. What for?
He was involved with a child pornographyrings. And we have a bad problem
without at Memphis. So if hegot here in two weeks half, if
you got here, he got agun stolen and it was used in a

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crime three weeks later. So there'sall kinds of stuff like that that he's
responsible for. He committed the cityto seven hundred and ten million dollars to
turn a football stadium into a soccerand re and we have decayed infrastructure for
our utility company and pothold the lordtrashed and debris all over the city,

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weeds that need to be cut.And then get this, three hundred and
fifty million dollars is a subsidy tofed Ex to expand the fed Ex Arena
downtown where they play basketball. Sothat's over a billion and a quarter dollars.

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Right, there's two hundred ten millionfrom another candidate to an international hotels
team to renovate their downtown facilities.Another on two hundred twenty five million that
another candidate wants in to help somebody, a developer, that they gave twenty

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five acres downtown mempercentfully located to himfor six hundred k. And then they're
giving him a order of a billiondollars to finance the construction of the twenty
eight luxury unit facility for the pamperedpoodles with a gated community around and in
the center of downtown Memphis. Thisis how the money is getting thrown away.

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Ford Motor Company is going to behiring almost twenty eight thousand employees in
three years, so they kept Forwardfrom coming into Memphis. They got him
to locate thirty five miles outside ofthe city limits so that they can get
land at the chief urban price.And the mayor of Tipton County bought five

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hundred and fifty acres where the factoryis going to be located for one hundred
and twenty five dollars an acre.And you have all of these things in
the governor of the state here who'sbeen podying up the Ford. He acquired

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a controlling entry in a company that, as a result of the friendliness he's
displayed, will be manufacturing the partsof the batteries and that board is going
to use for their all electric cars. It's just flat out corruption, and
that goes Republican and Democrats. SoI'm an independent by the way, but

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that's the way we are right herein that. Just so it's thrilled,
I've missed and there's seventeen candidate thisposition since the incumbent turned out. Now,
crime has risen drastically under this foodwe have in there. We have
a slight accundidates who cannot go outand deal with the people. They're the

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administrative kind who fitted the desk becausethey don't have a clue as to what
to do. They say they're goingto appoint a committee of people composed of
those without a clue as to whatto do, and the petticaste it will
be available with the studies that willbe fun. They are easily spoke corruption
in Memphis. That's the state ofaffair here. So I'm sure everybody got

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similar horrors or anything, probably ona reduced level. Okay, now I'll
pass the mighty well you know,I think this is one of the reasons,
Judge and Judge that good people findpolitics to be extremely discouraging and they

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just don't vote because of that.I think, you know, because of
corruption and evil and politics, andit's so important that good people run for
office and people who understand that ourfight is not refleshing, but this is

(38:58):
a spiritual warfare and one in whichwe need to support people who are focused
on doing it for the people andserving for the people. So I appreciate
your steadfast commitment to serving the peopleand always wanting to do what's righteous in

(39:21):
his sight. Now, Rep.Sherman, So last week I was on
with Judge Brown and it was becamea lot of controversy afterwards regarding the school
voucher thing. So since you're therein at the first tend if you could
explain the school voucher thing that we'regoing to have coming up for vote and

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what's your thoughts on that. Yeah, thank you, Judge Cooks. You
know, the school voucher issue,it's something that uh, you know,
it goes back to, uh,you know, desegregation and the reality the
politicians in control, many of themwant to teach their version of history and

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religion. That's really the core emphasisof this. When you can take in
state of Texas, for instance,we're at the bottom and how much we
allocate to educate each child, andif we took the entire thirty two billion
dollars surplus, it would just movethe needle where we would be in the

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middle about twenty four twenty fourth inthe state in the US for investing in
public education. And what they areproposing is that we dismantle our public education
system by providing to parents eight thousanddollars per child per year for them to

(40:53):
choose where they'd like to send theirchildren. Now, here's the issue.
Right now, the public school systemsreceive about six thousand, one hundred dollars
for each child per year, andthat they don't get that full allocation if

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the child is not present every day. It's appropriated and adjusted based on attendance.
And regardless of the fact that westill have those school districts still have
expenses just because the child is absent. The teachers still there, the cooks

(41:35):
are still there, there's still electricbills, so the expense is still the
same. But what they're looking todo really is to subsidize private school education
for ch rich individuals who already havethat option, and that eight thousand dollars,
well, they will propose, orthey are proposing. This means that

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that urban single mother can take hervoucher and now send her kid to the
school of her choice. There isnot a quality private school here that has
a tuition of eight thousand dollars.In fact, the cost of education has

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grown up with inflation at seventeen percent. And what they're looking to do is
really take away from the public schoolsat the expense of subsidizing individuals who can
pay for private schools pay that expense, taking their subsidy to help pay for

(42:45):
their private school experience, which thesekids already go to private schools. So
it will cripple our public school system. And it's it's been demonstrated wherever it's
been put in place, whether theArizona, Florida and other states. And
what people are doing with these vouchers. As I know, I've spoken probably

(43:07):
enough on this Jeff Cook and JudgeBrown, but what they're doing with these
vouchers, there is no accountability.Folks are going to Disney World, our
amusement parks as a part of thisvoucher and system. So we really can't
afford to dismantle our public school system. What we need to do is putting

(43:32):
more into our public school systems.But in the end, this is just
about trying to teach their version ofhistory and teach their version of religion.
Well, one of the things thatcame up, as judges pointed out,
there's a little bit of a controversy, and it came from some people who

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were on who felt that vouchers shouldbe pushed because black people were getting cut
out of quality education. So blackparents should be allowed to avail themselves of
a volcer to select more upscale educationso that the children are not propagandized by

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certain how we say interest and asyou say, being taught that version of
history. I pointed out that itwas a matter of scale, and when
you had a voucher system, youtook away from what was available for public
education. And to require a voucherin order to get a public education said

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it was a derelictst and of ourduty as voting citizens to allow people to
get on these boards of education andcontrol the process such that our children get
a deficient education instead of an excellentquality money. Absolutely, there is that,

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absolutely, And see our quality privateschools are at least about twenty one
thousand dollars, so that eight thousandwill not even cover it. And then
if you can't, if the personwas in public school and never was at
the private school, they can't affordto go there anyway, that eight thousand

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is not going to get them there. Absolutely, I'll try, I'll try
it. And it does not helpthose children in rural areas as well,
where they don't have many choices.It's interesting that the charter schools, which
are also a public school, whichI have no problem with. My only
concern is the saturation of those charterschools and our urban minority areas, and

(45:55):
this is stripping away from the resourcesbecause what they are it's selling, really,
it's culture. And so we youknow, we really have to invest
more in public schools and embrace diversitybecause it's what's made us strong as a
nation, and it makes our corporationstrong when we have diversity in the c

(46:22):
suite all the way throughout the organization. You know, sometimes maybe a little
dope, I'll be candid of whatthe rest of the world knows. There
are consequences to certain things that youdo or support. And we're so used
to being able to support anything atall with no consequences to it, even

(46:44):
if it is very bad for thepeople. And you get a million and
a half dollar deal to do abook and go by doe and a lot
of people suffer from what you comeup with. So I don't know.
Let me ask you a question,miss Jones. Are the people who are
in danger the ones who presided overthis where the acquibal occurred? Are we

(47:08):
talking about the people who the acquittedallegedly went after? You're asking me who
is who is in versus the otherdeals with the question you're asking is it
relative to the alleged victims of thesuccessfully acquitted defendants or is it referring to

(47:37):
the defendants who were acquitted or tothe court that presided over the trial that
resulted in the acquivalent. Okay,so my question the reason I post a
question. When I talk to youguys and I think about you, I
think about you as the quote unquoteGretchen Whitmer, right, her the person

(48:00):
who not the people who plotted,not the people in the courtroom, but
this person who I don't know,her position. I didn't bet her.
I don't know what she stands foris running for right, But I'm just
saying what scares me sometimes is thefact that people just go too far right.

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If you don't want to stand forsomething, or you think someone is
doing something wrong and they're running foroffice, you know, plotting to kidnap
somebody is in the answer, oryou know, pulling a gun or doing
something illegal isn't the answer. Sothat was the question, because when you
guys are on here, I don'tcare anybody running for office. My first

(48:45):
thing is, you know, topray, and then the second thing is,
gosh, you know, I justpray for covering because I know people
are just we're getting stupid, Likewe're like we're going backwards as we download
more information. It's ridiculous. We'renot thinking anymore. We're just so emotional.
So that that's what I asked,and you know, I just kind

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of got in my my bag again. It wasn't so much about the audio.
Maybe I shouldn't played it, butI just wanted to give credit where
credit is to they were you know, there were no charges. But also,
you know, to pray for thislady and anybody in her position.
If that makes sense, I thinkit does, and I appreciate your prayers

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and concerns for all of us.We're living in parallelous times, no doubt,
with the instability of uh, youknow, the mental stability I guess,
the individuals today, and we're livingat a time where there's strong anti
government beliefs that really would incite acivil war. And yet this is uh,

(49:58):
this is commentrary to what we preachin the Word of God. It
says that we should pray for thosein authority, and yet what we find
is people are being attacked and itis I think a lot to do.
People feel like they can incite violencewithout having to pay a price for it,

(50:25):
and if you're in public office,they feel that that comes with the
territory and that you should be uh, you know, a person that they
can target violence to and have norepercussions that they have to pay. And
if they do that and others areemboldened to be violent, then they didn't

(50:52):
do anything. They didn't actually doit. They didn't they didn't do it.
But we know in law, incriminal law, that there are a
law of parties that you don't haveto do it if you're in the car,
then you can be found guilty justby association that. Unfortunately, we

(51:12):
have weaponized partisan, polarizing politics,and people excuse it as just politics,
and it's it is not a righteousmind. I know that that I have
enjoyed being with you all today andI hope and pray to have another opportunity

(51:35):
to be on with you. AndI look forward to talking to my friends
there in Memphis about you, JudgeBrown, and look forward to seeing you
and calling you mayor Brown, Yes, sir, thank you, yes sir,
and to my oh yes, uhokay, and Judge Cooks also look

(52:01):
forward to seeing you. Thank youfor supporting me at my UH press conference
to announce my candidacy for US Senatein the state of Texas. And I
believe that we will win. Iknow that you know this is one of
those things that you have to beor you should be called. And if
I run, I may lose that. If I don't run, we lose

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As as a state. Because whenSherman goes to Washington, we all go
to Washington. You can follow meat Carl Sherman for Texas dot Com,
Carl Sherman for Texas dot Com andI appreciate your support. Is that mine
yours? That's your all? Right, Judge, we can hear you.

(52:50):
We're trying to figure out you wantto send something, but anyway, it's
vital in terms of the time.So I'm sort of back and forth.
But yeah, I'm glad you canhear me, but I hey, go
for it. This is what it'sall about, you know, put it
out there, fight it out there, and the people decide it out there.

(53:15):
Put it out, fight it out, decide it out. But we
are getting into bad things these dayswhere some people think that they have special
privileges and they don't have to fightit out if they get in control once
they seem to think that they canimpose restrictions so that nobody else can challenge.

(53:37):
That's not good. Yeah, yeah, thank you. Before he goes,
judge him, I want to giveyou an opportunity to respond if you
wanted to say something now, becausehe adjusted you. You know, final
thoughts too. Almost every weekend Isee Brett Sherman, so I'm sure i'll

(53:58):
see him somewhere in this weekend.No, I'm just kind of well,
thank you so much for taking timeout. Thank you. I appreciate that
again. Don't forget. I wasvery serious about praying for my woman King
family. Uh, very very seriousabout that. But thank you so much

(54:24):
from the Judge the Brown family.We appreciate you and definitely welcome you back.
I text you so you now havemy personal cell phone number. Reach
out to me if you need anythingand I will send you the link after
it posts. Okay, so havea great rest of the day, and
thank you so much for all thatyou. Thank you, thank you all

(54:47):
right, Valerie, I think we'regonna Yeah, Judge Brown needs time out.
I'm much We can hear you Brown. No, we are having mess
with one of the forms from iHeartRadio about kind of the releases, and

(55:08):
it's a little bit of a messgoing on here about comprehending what they're talking
about. So I think we've gotto figure out and I'm gonna send it
off so we can give them somemoney in a product advertised. But yeah,

(55:30):
it's the time is of the essencetype thing. So we're doing what
we can do. Sorry for thetime. And by the way, I
want to invite anybody that wants toto stay around for what do you call
them, Valerie, hunger games,The Hunger Games. Yeah, yeah,
everything, I definitely want to dothat. We lost Representative Sherman. Yes,

(55:57):
I don't feel bad though, likepeople were. Uh so, I
don't know if I want to dothat too. To her this week,
I know she's a strong woman becauseto her, she didn't. All right,
they were she did, she didvery well. She sure did,

(56:19):
you know, for one reason oranother, Oh my kusmas lord. But
yeah, you know, I definitely, always, always and forever welcome the
estrogen. So of course, youknow, I know where I don't know,

(56:42):
like we have a whole bunch ofpeople. We're almost a capacity every
single week, and we have thesame about fifty people who pressed the number
one. So I guess they'd justlike to listen. I don't know.
We have a very large following.I don't I don't know. I don't
know. They had me they likedto listen. Is very entertaining. And
also, you know, the guyswho who do press the number one,

(57:05):
they're very well versed, so it'sgood that they're bringing, you know,
truth. People may not agree withit, but a lot of them have
either worked in that the vein orwhatever industry we're talking about, so it's
not like they're just kind of itwas just talking. A lot of them
are professionals who have worked in saidfield, so it's very entertaining. So

(57:30):
we're definitely in good company. Butso that's that. Did you shout out
your social media and ways to reachand support you, ways to reach you
and support your upcoming campaign and theygive you a chance to do that?
Does have me laughing. So Iforgot. I don't know what I did.

(57:51):
Okay, So my website is Judgefor Justice or Kimcooks for Justice dot
com, and I'm on every socialmedia out the beaters, kilmcooks or Judge
Kim Cooks, so that Instagram,TikTok, Facebook x LinkedIn all the outlets.

(58:13):
Thank you, thank you. Iappreciate you for that. Again,
as does mention, you're welcome tostay with us because we're about to open
up the line. It's going todo that a little earlier, earlier than
we typically do, because I wantedto give you guys a chance to talk,
so I didn't invite a second guestto fill up the second hour.
So please guys, well wait,wait, wait, wait one second,

(58:37):
let me do something I forgot.I want to check in with Victor.
I'm trying to see if I seehim on the line, Victor, presson
number one. Let us know whatyou did for your birthday. We celebrated
you last week. So before weget this thing here, start it.
Go on and help us fill inthe blanks. All right there he is

(59:00):
two and six seven eight zero twoand six seven eight zero the birthday.
Man can't say, boy man,it's in the building. How are you?
I'm good? How are you?And good afternoons to the judges,
gentlemen and jud c all right,good afternoon. How are you fantastic?

(59:25):
And you know, blessed and highlyfra You know it was I went aft
to dinner, the missus took meout. My my soulmate, the queen
of my heart is I always say, and Tusia just kind of well,

(59:46):
actually Tuesday was the birthday, soI just kind of hung out, uh,
play some pool there some other stuffwith some friends. So it was
good. It was. It wasreally fun two days I had. Yeah,
thanks what I ask him, though, I appreciate that. Yeah,
of course, season, don't youknow. I gotta show my love and

(01:00:06):
support. Guess who else is avirgo Victor who's on the so it's a
Virgo Energy free. Virgo Energy wasthe Virgo Judge salary, Victor and jud

(01:00:30):
Kim, So that's nice Virgo.That's Kim. What day is your birthday?
Mine was off at twenty nine,she's on eight. So today for
Humble Games, it needs to bea Virgal edition. So if you're not

(01:00:52):
a Virgal, don't press one.Only Virgos pressed one. Now you gotta
found the gabble. Hello. Ohall right, okay, but yeah,

(01:01:13):
thank you so much for helping usfill in the blanks. That was beautiful
and shout out can Valerie your wife. Guys who are listening, his wife
is Larry. Yeah, that's ayou're talking about. August twenty ninth,
Judge August twenty nine. Here,I've got this app here to do.

(01:01:37):
I've got this app here to do. Quick horse coach and pronoxtications for upcoming
circumstances in life. Let's see whatwe get for the judge this and she's
running okay, going, I'm I'mlooking at it. I'm sure you don't

(01:02:00):
have a political horoscope readers. Letme let me look that up. I
never thought reader astrology reader. Okay, that that's that's interesting because we got

(01:02:25):
it. He is a cancer.Yeah does the cancer o't okay? So
let's let's let's do this before becausewe're about to open up the line.
But it says this is all Igot. I don't know what goods has
I couldn't find it. But itsays our burgos good politicians. And it
says, yes, urgo's had avery analytical and organized mind, which are

(01:02:52):
the perfect traits of good leader.So there you have it. As it
relates to presidents who were virgos,wow, they just list too. Only
William Howard Tapped and Lyndon B.Johnson were born under the sign at all
the monster. He was the maestroof the political brodfih. Okay, well

(01:03:22):
but I believe him. Our leadersYeah, modest, hard working and dedicated,
perfect qualities to describe a virgo asa leader. They can analyze very
critically, which is their most powerfulfeature. So yeah, all right,

(01:03:44):
So there you have it, Virgoseason. I'm gonna go through the months,
just right. So that's so commarche. They need to go vote for
me, Judge Kimcook for the FifthCourt of Appeals because you want an analytical
mind in there? Do you wanta leader in there, and that's me,
the fertile. That's right, that'sright, that's right. I love

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