September 1, 2025 • 60 mins
KCAA: I Love San Bernardino County with Robert Porter on Mon, 1 Sep, 2025
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It happening, then don't take, don't match an.
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Don't do.
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It's a good.
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Waits shoulder hood, oh well.
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Saying.
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Teepsters nineteen thirty two salutes our American workers on this
Labor Day weekend.
Speaker 7 (02:06):
Individual liberty and free enterprise go hand in hand. Thomas
Jefferson recognized this when he said, agriculture, manufactures, commerce, and navigation,
the four pillars of our prosperity are most thriving when
left free to individual enterprise. On Labor Day, we salute
our hardworking fellow Americans across the land and right here
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at home.
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sixteen thousand strong. Our members power the services that keep our.
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It's like diamond ring, It's precious thing.
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And the long los.
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It's like it's something that.
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We look to see.
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Every time we're here, and you see, have we listen
loved together? We got the kind of that last listen
love together like berries on. Then it gets you, it's
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like really nothing cant.
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It's so Romans.
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We got the whole thing working outs of rock.
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And it's just the way the landing.
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It's love together. We got the kind that last and
it's love together. And like Barry is on of my
it's the new Let's dovey gather. We got the coun
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table last for.
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It's love to gather.
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We got a pantablar fore.
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Long booty dope's love to gather.
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We got the time table.
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Hast three of the.
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Hag. It that.
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It's the gable. We're gonna find that the door, don't
you know that, Miss cavel. We got to country the
minor bab and so.
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Very back.
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Miss the devil. We got to find that La salt All.
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We got more his for you. So stay tuned.
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Whos to say? Watching possable over there for God? This
work keeps spinning, and with each new y I can
feel a change in everything. And as the surface breaks,
reflections faith.
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Vote.
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In some ways they remained thus same.
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And as my mind begins to spread its wings, there's
no stopping Killy arsty.
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I wanna turn the whole thing upside down. I find
the things they say, your skin be fat. I'll show
this love with thee. We'll sing and dance to mother
me your song. I don't want this feeling to.
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Go any.
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Who's still sing.
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I can't do everything I can try.
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And there's a roll along.
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But then du fa, things aren't always.
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Just what they sing.
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I want to tell the whole thing now, decide that
I find the things.
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They say just can be fat.
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I'll share this stuff I find with thee.
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We'll sing dance to mother.
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Just someth this Wilkie.
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Spinning this.
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Talk the way.
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Well it out.
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The game, spinning, spinning around and around in beside.
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Who's to say?
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What's the possible left? I don't want this fearing to
go away. Please don't go away, Please don't go away,
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Please don't go away? Is this harots a bos stupid?
Is this habits bose stupie?
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She's a good loves and mom loves geees in America too.
She's a good girl.
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It's crazy about her helps loves wars that her voice
clam into.
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This alone.
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Living in Recede, there's a free way.
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Running through the art. I'm a bad.
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Custody miss.
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I'm a bad.
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For breaking her hog. All the them guys want.
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To valce move west down.
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Adventure of bov know the bad. We're standing in the
shadow in the.
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Want a blad.
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O, I want a lad.
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Name you scout, You gotta bread.
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Out. It is nothing.
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God will what.
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And when does the.
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Hill like to try to prove it?
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Worm?
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All in all the man of goggles the belonging in
Irish staff. The whole place is pickles. The people are pickles,
were shot, and no one knows what they're done, more.
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Here than they ever were doing a job.
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This could be you.
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and everyone is beautiful. And when blonde and beautiful and multiplele,
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It's anywhere anywhere, alone anywhere.
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Look the whole places pickle.
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The people are pickness with shot, and no one knows
that they've done more.
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You than they ever were doing the job.
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Anywhere Woo.
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This could be rather.
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Way anywhere, swelling Dad say, anywhere.
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Alone.
Speaker 6 (19:08):
Welcome to the all new Teamsters Local nineteen thirty two
for radio network, streaming live and making history from Teamsters
Studio t in San Bernardino, California. Teamsters nineteen thirty two,
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Speaker 27 (19:43):
Today is Labor Day, a celebration of the achievements of
the American worker. The holiday has its roots in the
late nineteenth century, when labor activists worked to recognize the
contributions the working class had made. Not everyone is on
board with Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's recent action designed to
protect the rights of residents when it comes to ICE
(20:05):
agents coming to this city. Perry Williams reports.
Speaker 28 (20:09):
The mayor signed an executive order on Saturday emphasizing that
the Chicago Police Department will not assist federal government led activities.
Alderman Ray Lopez doesn't buy into Mayor Johnson's stands.
Speaker 29 (20:21):
We already work with the federal government on multiple levels
when it comes to law enforcement as well as other
things like public health. Now all of a sudden, we're
picking a fight because we don't want them on the
ground here with us to address these issues. That doesn't
make any sense.
Speaker 28 (20:33):
The mayor says. The government could send federal agents or
even National Guard troops as early as Friday.
Speaker 27 (20:39):
President Trump says Hill award Rudy Giuliani the Presidential Medal
of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor. The announcement comes
two days after the former New York City mayor was
injured in a car accident. At least eight hundred people
are feared dead after a devastating magnitude six point zero
earthquake rocked eastern Afghanistan near the border with Pakistan. Michael
(21:02):
Kasner reports.
Speaker 30 (21:03):
Entire villages were wiped out following the worst quake to
hit the country in a decade. Officials say landslides, flooding,
and mountainous terrain are making it difficult for rescue efforts
and mobile services are limited. A spokesperson for the United
States Geological Survey says there have been at least five
sizeable aftershocks since the initial quake hit late Sunday. I'm
(21:25):
Michael Cassner.
Speaker 27 (21:26):
A proposed law to accelerate California's high speed rail construction
has failed to pass. The billing to simplify the permitting
and land acquisition process, but face strong opposition from local
governments and utility companies. I'm Brian Shook.
Speaker 6 (21:42):
Deep Stairs, nineteen thirty two. Salutes our American workers on
this Labor Day weekend.
Speaker 31 (21:48):
One thing all great athletes have in common is their
determination to distill every last drop of effort and energy
they can expend in pursuit of their goals. The same
holds true in any field of endeavor. Discipline, dedication, perseverance,
and hard work are the cornerstones of success. On Labor Day,
we salute our hardworking fellow Americans across the land and
(22:08):
right here at home.
Speaker 8 (22:09):
This is Teamster's Local nineteen thirty two. We are over
sixteen thousand strong. Our members power the services that keep
our communities money.
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I found a guy.
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He told me how I was a star. He held
the door, held my hand in the.
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Door, and these perfect on capers for that, these lions
on my face? Does he think that I'm on the
kind of girl needs to be saved? This love boys
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from the pasts we fell in love, but it didn't
learn because the second I figure it out, question's be bowing.
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I lo't fight for them.
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If you want me me halfway and I say that
I'm through bad.
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This song still fer you.
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All my wine is love the lasts all that wine?
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Too much to ask?
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Is it sounding around with me? All my lie is
a good guy?
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On my expectations bart too high?
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Try my guys?
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All I have is myself At the end of the day?
Should nothing enough for me? And I missed the days
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when I was younger.
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Night I thought the perfect girl you would come in.
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Fine now happy ever after? It don't come soason? Oh
why let me ask to all so much to ask?
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Is it sound I know what is a good time?
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My expectations but too high.
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Try my best book and I'll say, oh, I.
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Have this myself. At the end of the day, all
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Your music, your request.
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Will you count me in?
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I've been away for a while now.
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You can't be feeling like child now because every time
I see about the face, I get the things insteadily
play starts in my shoes and I clok on my notes.
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Wherever it goes, as I always know that.
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You make a smile.
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Please stay for a while.
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Now, just take your time wherever you go.
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The rain is falling on my window page, but we
are hiding in a safer place, under cover, stain and
dry and water, or you gave me feelings that I
don't it started my toes make me crinkle my nose.
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Wherever we go, as I always know that you will
make a smile.
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Please stay for a while now, I just take your
tide wherever you go.
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But what are my gods say you make feel this way?
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I just.
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Starting my toes makes me crinkle my nose wherever we go,
as I always no, you will make a smile. Please
stay for a while. Now, just take your time wherever
you go. I've been asleep for a while now you
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talk me in's like a child down you say, every
time you hold me in your arms, I'm comfortable enough
to feel your want to start to my soul and
I was all control when you kiss my nerves, the
feeling shoulders. Just gonna make a smile, baby, Just take
your time now, hold and meets.
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I wherever, wherever, where.
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You go, wherever, wherever, wherever you go, wherever.
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You go, always no.
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See you make a smile and just.
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debate the military my mama, So I'm not delay.
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It's because my mom was going the time say for now.
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Cast I can't quite reman.
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spring and the girls un Britalla down said it wasn't
brass screen on the girl's umbrella.
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to think about.
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The girl bride now as didn't want the brass spring.
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Speaker 6 (35:29):
Welcome to the all new Teamsters Local nineteen thirty two
radio network, streaming live and making history from Teamsters Studio
t in San Bernardino, California. Keeapsters nineteen thirty two fourteen
to provide great service and professional relationships.
Speaker 5 (35:50):
NBC News on CACAA Lomeled sponsored by Teamsters Local nineteen
thirty two. Protecting the Future of Working Families Cheamsters nineteen
thirty two, dot org.
Speaker 27 (36:04):
Today is Labor Day, a celebration of the achievements of
the American worker. The holiday has its roots in the
late nineteenth century, when labor activists work to recognize the
contributions the working class had made. Not everyone is on
board with Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's recent action designed to
protect the rights of residents when it comes to ice
(36:26):
agents coming to this city. Perry Williams reports.
Speaker 28 (36:30):
The mayor signed an executive order on Saturday emphasizing that
the Chicago Police Department will not assist federal government led activities.
Alderman Ray Lopez doesn't buy into Mayor Johnson's stance.
Speaker 29 (36:41):
We already work with the federal government on multiple levels
when it comes to law enforcement as well as other
things like public health. Now all of a sudden, we're
picking a fight because we don't want them on the
ground here with us to address these issues. That doesn't
make any sense.
Speaker 28 (36:54):
The mayor says the government could send federal agents or
even National Guard troops as early as Friday.
Speaker 27 (37:00):
President Trump says Hill award Rudy Giuliani the Presidential Medal
of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor. The announcement comes
two days after the former New York City mayor was
injured in a car accident. At least eight hundred people
are feared dead after a devastating magnitude six point zero
earthquake rocked eastern Afghanistan near the border with Pakistan. Michael
(37:22):
Kasner reports.
Speaker 30 (37:23):
Entire villages were wiped out following the worst quake to
hit the country in a decade. Officials say landslides, flooding,
and mountainous terrain are making it difficult for rescue efforts,
and mobile services are limited. A spokesperson for the United
States Geological Survey says there have been at least five
sizeable aftershocks since the initial quake hit late Sunday. I'm
(37:45):
Michael Cassner.
Speaker 27 (37:46):
A proposed law to accelerate California's high speed rail construction
has failed to pass. The bill aim to simplify the
permitting and land acquisition process, but face strong opposition from
local governments and util of the companies. I'm Brian Schuck.
Speaker 6 (38:02):
Deepsters nineteen thirty two salutes our American workers on this
Labor Day weekend.
Speaker 7 (38:08):
One of the favorite folk tales in America is that
of the penniless immigrant who achieves success and prosperity through
hard toil in his new homeland. Rags to riches tales
are still dreadiful in America thanks to our heritage of
freedom and the dignity of honest labor. On Labor Day,
we salute our hardworking fellow Americans across the land and
(38:29):
right here at home.
Speaker 8 (38:30):
This is Teamster's Local nineteen thirty two. We are over
sixteen thousand strong. Our members power the services that keep
our communities running.
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Say we got four hits for you. So stay tuned.
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Baby?
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don't go too deep with the baby, so let it
be well being. That's crazy on you me.
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A man.
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Make too much of bav.
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Confed and some.
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me cunning to me, and I'm like, sas on you cunning.
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Adding mean more than that.
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seconddy portion? Why love got to.
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Do with it? Who needs a heart?
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Man of heart can be rotten?
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They see you and I'm acting confused when you're close
to me.
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for me?
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What's love? For the second?
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Who needs a hard pain of part can be brought.
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Randy Corrigan, Secretary Treasurer for Teamsters Local nineteen thirty two.
Speaker 8 (49:14):
This is Teamster's Local nineteen thirty two. We are over
sixteen thousand strong and transforming the Inland Empire, one contract
at a time, from city halls to hospitals, schools to
water districts. Our members power the services that keep our
communities running.
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some trans skirt in the way. I just want to
show my feelings for you. There's nothing got out rather do.
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It's been every moment with you. I guess you should not.
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Yourself.
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You are my lady.
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There's anything I need my lady d leading.
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Knowing that I can resent. You've got me so.
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you are laid.
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Can't be shoved.
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Connector the speak to you telling me to go to
bed before the day, but then newly for the sun.
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You know you didn't come to turn.
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They didn't know then, but you.
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Just swoop both lasting messing.
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I think it's sweet. While in the sword, I think
God's meeting was scaring. I'm not coming back and not bad.
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You have too sweet for me.
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You have to sweet.
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you too sweep.
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This is Teamster's Local nineteen thirty two. We are over
sixteen thousand strong and transforming the Illin empire one contract
out of time, from city halls to hospitals, schools to
water districts are members power the services that keep our
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Remember when you were a little kid, All the dimes
and quarters in my back. Yeah, that's good times, good
times lately. I gotta be honest, you've been igoring me.
Money's been slipped through your hands like a grease pig.
Get it because I'm a anyway, I know how it
is now that you get a real paycheck.
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Individual liberty and free enterprise go hand in hand. Thomas
Jefferson recognized this when he said, agriculture, manufactures, commerce, and navigation,
the four pillars of our prosperity are most thriving when
left free to individual enterprise. On Labor Day, we salute
our hardworking fellow Americans across the land and right here
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at home.
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This is Teamster's Local nineteen thirty two. We are over
sixteen thousand strong. Our members power the services that keep our.
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Welcome to the all new Teamsters Local nineteen thirty two
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It's like it's something that.
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We look to see.
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Every time we're here, and you see, have we listen
loved together? We got the kind of that last listen
love together like berries on. Then it gets you, it's
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like really nothing cant.
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it's love together. And like Barry is on of my
it's the new Let's dovey gather. We got the coun
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table last for.
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work keeps spinning, and with each new y I can
feel a change in everything. And as the surface breaks,
reflections faith.
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no stopping Killy arsty.
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I wanna turn the whole thing upside down. I find
the things they say, your skin be fat. I'll show
this love with thee. We'll sing and dance to mother
me your song. I don't want this feeling to.
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I can't do everything I can try.
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Please don't go away? Is this harots a bos stupid?
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were shot, and no one knows what they're done, more.
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and everyone is beautiful. And when blonde and beautiful and multiplele,
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Speaker 27 (19:43):
Today is Labor Day, a celebration of the achievements of
the American worker. The holiday has its roots in the
late nineteenth century, when labor activists worked to recognize the
contributions the working class had made. Not everyone is on
board with Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's recent action designed to
protect the rights of residents when it comes to ICE
(20:05):
agents coming to this city. Perry Williams reports.
Speaker 28 (20:09):
The mayor signed an executive order on Saturday emphasizing that
the Chicago Police Department will not assist federal government led activities.
Alderman Ray Lopez doesn't buy into Mayor Johnson's stands.
Speaker 29 (20:21):
We already work with the federal government on multiple levels
when it comes to law enforcement as well as other
things like public health. Now all of a sudden, we're
picking a fight because we don't want them on the
ground here with us to address these issues. That doesn't
make any sense.
Speaker 28 (20:33):
The mayor says. The government could send federal agents or
even National Guard troops as early as Friday.
Speaker 27 (20:39):
President Trump says Hill award Rudy Giuliani the Presidential Medal
of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor. The announcement comes
two days after the former New York City mayor was
injured in a car accident. At least eight hundred people
are feared dead after a devastating magnitude six point zero
earthquake rocked eastern Afghanistan near the border with Pakistan. Michael
(21:02):
Kasner reports.
Speaker 30 (21:03):
Entire villages were wiped out following the worst quake to
hit the country in a decade. Officials say landslides, flooding,
and mountainous terrain are making it difficult for rescue efforts
and mobile services are limited. A spokesperson for the United
States Geological Survey says there have been at least five
sizeable aftershocks since the initial quake hit late Sunday. I'm
(21:25):
Michael Cassner.
Speaker 27 (21:26):
A proposed law to accelerate California's high speed rail construction
has failed to pass. The billing to simplify the permitting
and land acquisition process, but face strong opposition from local
governments and utility companies. I'm Brian Shook.
Speaker 6 (21:42):
Deep Stairs, nineteen thirty two. Salutes our American workers on
this Labor Day weekend.
Speaker 31 (21:48):
One thing all great athletes have in common is their
determination to distill every last drop of effort and energy
they can expend in pursuit of their goals. The same
holds true in any field of endeavor. Discipline, dedication, perseverance,
and hard work are the cornerstones of success. On Labor Day,
we salute our hardworking fellow Americans across the land and
(22:08):
right here at home.
Speaker 8 (22:09):
This is Teamster's Local nineteen thirty two. We are over
sixteen thousand strong. Our members power the services that keep
our communities money.
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I found a guy.
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He told me how I was a star. He held
the door, held my hand in the.
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Door, and these perfect on capers for that, these lions
on my face? Does he think that I'm on the
kind of girl needs to be saved? This love boys
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from the pasts we fell in love, but it didn't
learn because the second I figure it out, question's be bowing.
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I lo't fight for them.
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If you want me me halfway and I say that
I'm through bad.
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This song still fer you.
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All my wine is love the lasts all that wine?
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Too much to ask?
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Is it sounding around with me? All my lie is
a good guy?
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All I have is myself At the end of the day?
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when I was younger.
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Night I thought the perfect girl you would come in.
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Fine now happy ever after? It don't come soason? Oh
why let me ask to all so much to ask?
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My expectations but too high.
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Try my best book and I'll say, oh, I.
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Have this myself. At the end of the day, all
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Your music, your request.
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Will you count me in?
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I've been away for a while now.
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play starts in my shoes and I clok on my notes.
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You make a smile.
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Please stay for a while.
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Now, just take your time wherever you go.
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The rain is falling on my window page, but we
are hiding in a safer place, under cover, stain and
dry and water, or you gave me feelings that I
don't it started my toes make me crinkle my nose.
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Wherever we go, as I always know that you will
make a smile.
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Please stay for a while now, I just take your
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But what are my gods say you make feel this way?
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I just.
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as I always no, you will make a smile. Please
stay for a while. Now, just take your time wherever
you go. I've been asleep for a while now you
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talk me in's like a child down you say, every
time you hold me in your arms, I'm comfortable enough
to feel your want to start to my soul and
I was all control when you kiss my nerves, the
feeling shoulders. Just gonna make a smile, baby, Just take
your time now, hold and meets.
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Speaker 27 (36:04):
Today is Labor Day, a celebration of the achievements of
the American worker. The holiday has its roots in the
late nineteenth century, when labor activists work to recognize the
contributions the working class had made. Not everyone is on
board with Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's recent action designed to
protect the rights of residents when it comes to ice
(36:26):
agents coming to this city. Perry Williams reports.
Speaker 28 (36:30):
The mayor signed an executive order on Saturday emphasizing that
the Chicago Police Department will not assist federal government led activities.
Alderman Ray Lopez doesn't buy into Mayor Johnson's stance.
Speaker 29 (36:41):
We already work with the federal government on multiple levels
when it comes to law enforcement as well as other
things like public health. Now all of a sudden, we're
picking a fight because we don't want them on the
ground here with us to address these issues. That doesn't
make any sense.
Speaker 28 (36:54):
The mayor says the government could send federal agents or
even National Guard troops as early as Friday.
Speaker 27 (37:00):
President Trump says Hill award Rudy Giuliani the Presidential Medal
of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor. The announcement comes
two days after the former New York City mayor was
injured in a car accident. At least eight hundred people
are feared dead after a devastating magnitude six point zero
earthquake rocked eastern Afghanistan near the border with Pakistan. Michael
(37:22):
Kasner reports.
Speaker 30 (37:23):
Entire villages were wiped out following the worst quake to
hit the country in a decade. Officials say landslides, flooding,
and mountainous terrain are making it difficult for rescue efforts,
and mobile services are limited. A spokesperson for the United
States Geological Survey says there have been at least five
sizeable aftershocks since the initial quake hit late Sunday. I'm
(37:45):
Michael Cassner.
Speaker 27 (37:46):
A proposed law to accelerate California's high speed rail construction
has failed to pass. The bill aim to simplify the
permitting and land acquisition process, but face strong opposition from
local governments and util of the companies. I'm Brian Schuck.
Speaker 6 (38:02):
Deepsters nineteen thirty two salutes our American workers on this
Labor Day weekend.
Speaker 7 (38:08):
One of the favorite folk tales in America is that
of the penniless immigrant who achieves success and prosperity through
hard toil in his new homeland. Rags to riches tales
are still dreadiful in America thanks to our heritage of
freedom and the dignity of honest labor. On Labor Day,
we salute our hardworking fellow Americans across the land and
(38:29):
right here at home.
Speaker 8 (38:30):
This is Teamster's Local nineteen thirty two. We are over
sixteen thousand strong. Our members power the services that keep
our communities running.
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Randy Corrigan, Secretary Treasurer for Teamsters Local nineteen thirty two.
Speaker 8 (49:14):
This is Teamster's Local nineteen thirty two. We are over
sixteen thousand strong and transforming the Inland Empire, one contract
at a time, from city halls to hospitals, schools to
water districts. Our members power the services that keep our
communities running.
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