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27:40 Look at the day what I can't believe this. 06:47 Okay, are you ready for the query of the day?

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08:12 New York it stews. Despite the cold, it's a beautiful day. 21:47 But it's getting late, and that's a job for another day.

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02:06 It changed my life. That day changed my life when 02:26 good quality reconstruction. And I then said that day, that's 46:54 help people. I every day in my life. I feel

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16:11 single day. 11:49 like twenty hits Actasy a day like a zombie. 15:28 an ounce a day for like for five months.

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31:43 Just drop me an email. And we and and if you do GM it, we will give you free entry for the day. We don't expect you to to buy your ticket to 21:37 Yeah. And as well as as well as taking part in in organising it, they also have a life, a day job, hobbies, family, you know, that kind of stuff. So the it's very mindful of 29:24 gonna kill them all. But at the end of the day, it's just a bit of fun. Yeah. You know, you're not joining if you're competing this, you're not joining, like, their competitive, professional role playing games fraternity that because there isn't one. It's not like esports.

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1:49:33 Das Lincoln Memorial einfach aus so einem Apache-Hubschrauber einfach in die Luft gejagt wird. 51:28 ja alle durch die holländer wenn kings day ist also der 1:49:37 Und zwar nicht so Independence Day-mäßig, sondern einfach so, ja, im Gefecht.

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42:50 on Day two none on Day one. So and then 43:40 it was Bowers on day one, and then on day 43:30 only tight end to go on day two.

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41:54 Go ahead, have a day, buddy. 46:06 Brian Asamoa, the Day two disappointment from a couple of 1:02:33 way back in the day. I watched Carson Steel, and

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15:23 heading to the Midwest. Who's popping for the Green Day 45:56 same day where he would play the one sport, and 58:51 a pro day. So that's why he fell down. As

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56:26 kinda probably doing psyops, like, every day anyway. 31:48 And I think, you know, wake up the next day with a very different kind of social hangover. A social media hangover. 56:28 Exactly. They're doing psyops every single day in Buckingham Palace. So I guess my one takeaway is I will continue to be the way that I am. Beautiful. Perfect.

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40:54 Because on March 10th, Mother's Day in the UK, Kensington Palace, post a photo on Instagram of Kate sitting on a chair with her 3 kids around her. And the caption says, quote, thank you for your kind wishes and continued support over the last 2 months. Wishing everyone a happy mother's day. Dash c. And this is when things explode. 41:28 There was a lot wrong with that photo. Yeah. Like, really, like, Bush League hilarious Photoshop errors. What, back in my day, we we would say you could tell from the pixels. 32:32 Absolutely. So I'd say the story started back Christmas day 2023, which was and still is as the day of this taping, the last time we have seen Kate Middleton live in public. Now, this was the annual royal family walk when they go to church on Christmas morning. It's a whole thing. Then we go to January 2024, when Kensington Palace announces that Kate has undergone a planned abdominal surgery.

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1:12:54 Factory shut down that day. And if it's never renewed, they never come back. 1:15:01 Well, I think it was Roland Emmerich with the creation of the day after tomorrow movie, which is 17:50 And so this is Josh's take on one day in the mind or one day as a climate alarmist. You wake up in the morning, you write some emails, delete some emails, tweet about me. Then, oh my, the sun's moving. Gosh. Must be a crisis.

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00:00 This is the Heartland Daily Podcast. The other day, h Sterling Burnett, director of the Arthur b Robinson Center For Climate and Environmental Policy at the Heartland Institute was a guest on the Steve Gruber show. Sterling was invited back on the program to talk about the effort by the Heartland Institute and others to stop a massive wind project off the shore of Virginia to protect the critically endangered right whale. If you appreciate this podcast and all the work we do at the Heartland Institute, please consider supporting us with a tax deductible donation. Just go to heartland.org and hit the donate button on the top of the page.

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