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yes
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uh i haven't uh talked to anybody outside the Metroplex so i didn't even think of saying Arlington Texas this is a real first are you at work
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yes i am
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i i i've been trying to get people at five thirty and six thirty in the evening and i thought well i'm not having any luck i'll try the middle of the afternoon
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well i'm i'm happy we got through
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i am too well do you uh have any uh opinion on the subject
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well i'm i'm especially interested with what what's happening in the Soviet Union uh the the move to um
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uh the the the the Ukraine's vote to uh basically to secede and set itself up independently
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democracy
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uh is quite a remarkable
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accomplishment is that is that reported in the Texas papers
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oh sure well yeah we we we hear a little of the news uh God i have heard about that the last couple of days how how big is the Ukraine the area do you know
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um as an area it's not
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or a population or anything i'm really uninformed
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i i'm afraid i don't have the statistics in front of me it said
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um-hum
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it's not a tiny area um
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if i was looking at a US map i would say it was sort of reminds me of of a uh
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well it's not as big as California proportionately maybe
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um-hum um-hum
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but but but it's it's more significant in the sense of it's a great agricultural region
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oh i see oh i i didn't really know that i know a lot of their
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oh their countries that they had overtaken or wanted to be independent or several of them right and uh Estonia what about Estonia are they
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yeah
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they're they're completely out now
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right i thought they were
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yeah the three the three Baltic uh republics got out as quickly as they could
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but but the Ukraine Ukraine is especially significant because it of the agriculture
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right it's it's very important for the economics of the whole of the Soviet Union
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um so they would have a probably really fight to keep it in if they could
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right right um except they can't fight it's done done democratically um
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no they don't
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and Bush has already given his opinion on it right didn't i read that
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so now uh not that they may that may matter i don't know anymore i um fear for the Russians from what i read you know i wonder how they're gonna get through the winter
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foodwise or any wise sounds to me like they'll start rioting soon or not that that would do any good but i guess people do that when they're desperate
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that that's true uh
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hasn't happened here for a while but it um
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well that's true since the Depression i guess when the veterans went to Washington and
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um-hum
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and well you know with war riots of course
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let's let's hope we don't get to that point things are not so good in Texas jobwise
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no i've i've heard they're i hear you have some problems
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well we do we have lots and lots of uh layoffs here lot of companies folding lot of layoffs and it's pretty scary
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do you do you do you blame the the government in Washington for this
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well i don't understand economics that well i don't know i i i know that we have a terrible situation with foreign trade and that other countries put a lot of restrictions that we don't
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and so i assume that that has some effect
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yeah
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or a great effect and i do uh i mean they said during the Reagan Reagan Bush years the rich got richer the poor got poorer the statistics prove that
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so um i i guess
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so i mean you think it's it's you think it's Reagan and Bush have done this or is it just coincidence it was during this period
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well i really don't know i think maybe they uh maybe they contributed to it maybe they should pay more attention to these trade or you know to the more equalization of the trade
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um-hum
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of course if somebody in in China China can make something for ten cents and we have to make it for ten dollars because we have unions well i don't know what's gonna happen then
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oh the Chinese use slave labor too that's that's one of the ways they get away with it
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and child labor right well i don't know what do you think has caused our horrible situation
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um i don't think there's any one one simple answer to the whole thing i mean it's that's very complicated
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one thing
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right well they say too that having a democratic congress
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and republican President is not good the i mean i've read that is a theory
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so which one are we gonna throw out
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well i hate to say it but i i'm tending to go stray back into my original democratic party i i
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Texas Texas used to be a democratic state didn't it
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oh i know it used to right well you don't run into too many democrats anymore for a while i kind of deserted the party but
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now it it's looking better to me
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i like your governor
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oh do you oh i'm glad to hear that well i think so too i i just admire her her a lot
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she's an impressive woman
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yeah
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and uh i hope i really hope she does well but she's uh
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know you know probably more popular out of the state than she is here although she did manage to win but look who she was running against you know
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well yeah anybody could beat Claytie in Texas
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he shot himself in the foot so many times oh how did you get on this TI thing
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oh i i know some of the people
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