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The Truth with Lisa Boothe: Media, Labels, and Lies with Julie Banderas
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Lisa Booth
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So move over Maryland Man. There's now Brooklyn Man. Do you remember that guy who raped a corpse on a Manhattan subway? His name is Felix Rojas. He's been, he was charged with rape and grand larceny. He's now under an ICE detainer, but the media is calling him Brooklyn Man. So why is the media doing this? When did they get so insane? My friend and colleague Julie Banderas with Fox News has a surprising take on that. You're going to want to hear it. We'll also talk about her latest children's book with brave books. It's called A Monumental Mistake. It sort of plays off of when we saw the statues being taken down and the left's desire to rewrite history. Some lessons in that for children. We'll get into that book with Julie and so much more. She's fun, she's entertaining. She's one of my favorite people at Fox News. Trust me, you're gonna want to hear this interview. Stay tuned for my friend and colleague, Julie Banderas.
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Lisa Booth
Julie Banderas. I just want to start this episode by telling you that I love you.
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Julie Banderas
I love you. I'm so happy we're here together.
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Lisa Booth
You are one of my favorite people at Fox and I know every time we are on together it's going. It's just going to be so much fun. And I know that whoever is running the studio is going to get mad at us because we're going to giggle during the commercial breaks and we're just going to have the best time.
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Julie Banderas
I know. Well. And also like get mad at us when we don't rap when they tell us to rap because we get too into our conversations.
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Lisa Booth
Exactly. Well, I love you because you're, you're smart, obviously, but you don't, like, take yourself overly seriously. You know, you're able to have fun, crack some jokes, and it's just. I know it's always going to be so much fun, so I love you.
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Julie Banderas
Well, it's hard to take anything seriously these days, including myself. But, yeah, this news cycle is. The news cycle is always entertaining. So why not make it more fun by making fun of each other at the same time?
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Lisa Booth
Well, in part, like, the media has sort of become a parody, right? Because they, they. They don't even try telling us the truth anymore. Like, I don't know if you saw, there's this illegal alien, Felix Ro Roas. He's the guy that raped a corpse.
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Matt Gaetz
On the Manhattan subway.
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Lisa Booth
He was charged with rape and ground larceny. And they were calling him a Brooklyn man. The media, not the guy who raped the corpse. But just, you know, just like they did with the Maryland man. The guy he alleged ms.13 member.
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Julie Banderas
Right. And ps, he's not a Brooklyn man. He's an illegal immigrant. If you're a Brooklyn man, that means that you were from New York and he's. So it's just another illegal immigrant who was probably bussed into New York City thanks to our genius Democratic leaders. And so he's not a Brooklyn man and he should seriously be deported immediately, but first charged with his crime. But of course, in New York City, they don't really punish people for crimes. They book them and then they release them and then they reoffend. So that's New York City for you. Can't imagine why you moved to Florida, by the way.
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Lisa Booth
Yeah, but, you know, I mean, we'd love to have you join us. You know, the water's warm, literally.
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Julie Banderas
I love. Well, I love Florida. You know that.
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Lisa Booth
So, yeah, that would be way too much fun. I don't know if I could handle us living.
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Julie Banderas
We would never make it into work. Are you freaking kidding me? Like, that would be it. That would be the end of our careers. We'd have to just start, like, a podcast full time.
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Lisa Booth
Yeah. They'd be like, you guys need to move away from each other. But, like, it just points out the absurdity of the media these days and the fact that, like, they just. I don't know how they can keep a straight face with the lies. They like, at what point did this start happening? Because you've been working in the media for a long time. You started with local news and then went over to Fox. Like, is it just the Trump years or like, when did you start noticing where, like, the media just didn't even bother telling the truth anymore?
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Julie Banderas
It was, it's always been bad. I mean, obviously under Bill Clinton, believe it or not, I was in the television industry, so there was a major, you know, cover up back then. And that was back in my very early TV years, like my first television job. I remember the whole Bill Clinton scandal and a lot of people trying to cover up for him, but it's just been like a downward spiral ever since then. I would say that the very worst, though, has been in since 2016, since Trump took office, because it's just the hate in this country has never been deeper. Like, you never saw hate against Bill Clinton for having sex with a woman in his office and having an affair in the White House. Like, there wasn't really that big of an outcry. It was kind of like, oh, that's just Bill being Bill. But it's amazing that since then, you know, it's just so much different. Like, the political divide in this country is so much different. And it's not about just criticizing the president, the current president, and lacking respect of the highest office in the land, but it's also hating anyone who supports that person in office. Like, that's the part that really blows my mind. It's one thing if you don't support the president that's in the office, okay, fine, you, you didn't elect them, but get over it. Somebody's gotta win. Somebody's gotta lose. You lost, fine. You don't agree with all their policies, fine. But to hate every single person that you know that voted for that person is ludicrous. And it's ever since Trump was voted into the White House. If you're maga, and I hate that people have to associate anyone who supported Trump as maga, Basically you're a Republican, and if you vote the Republican candidate, God forbid, and you make it known, you're going to get, you're going to get hate depending on what part of the country you're in. That's what this society has become. It's really gross. The political divide is worse than I've ever seen.
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Lisa Booth
But, Julie, Bill Clinton told us I did not have sexual relations with that woman. Are you trying to tell me that he did?
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Julie Banderas
Yeah, I'm trying to tell you that politicians lie.
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Julie Banderas
And I know it's so surprising, and I'm surprised that the media even covered it back then and didn't try to cover it up and make some sort of excuse. Like, I don't know, Monica Lewinsky tried to attack him and he was just on the defense. But I mean, that's, that's what I mean. And you know, back then, I don't remember a bunch of Republicans saying, oh, I hate Bill Clinton. They were just like, ew, gross. You know, and he should be, he should be impeached. But it wasn't. Let's go out and hate every Democrat that put him in office. Do you know what I mean? Like, there's just such a double standard. Like when a Democrat screws up, we don't hate all the Democrats, we just dislike whatever that Democrat did in particular. But when a Republican does something wrong, every Republican is a piece of garbage. And I mean, that's actually how people feel in this country. I really can't believe that people are that ignorant and stupid. But why do they get that? They get it from the mainstream media because the mainstream media feeds the public such BS and they actually buy it because they're that ignorant. It's ridiculous. And then you watch all the mainstream TV shows like the View, for example, you know, and they spew the same crap and they have these celebrities on there who should never be talking politics, spewing the same crap. So when you hear enough famous people talk crap about a particular Republican party or a particular party in general, you're going to start to buy it because people don't know any better. So it's really the media's fault. I think a huge part of it is the media's fault for feeding lies to the American public. And the American public are buying it. Unless you're watching channels like Fox where we actually do cover both sides, or at least I do.
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It's a totally double standard. To your point. Because I remember even when I worked on Capitol, even back then, like, if one person said some, if one Republican said something like stupid or, you know, whatever, the media would go around to every single Republican in Congress and be like, do you agree with what so and so said?
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Matt Gaetz
And then like, someone on the left.
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Lisa Booth
Like, these Democrats can firebomb a Tesla. And like, the media is not going around being like, do you, do you support the firebombing of Tesla? Or like the key.
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Julie Banderas
Right, it's like, and there's no outrage. Like, there's zero outrage. I mean, the Democrats are the one that we're pressing for electric cars. I mean, it was, it was under Obama that they started even talking about Joe Biden wanted to press people and force people into electric cars. And then in fact, they were threatening that they were gonna get rid of gas guzzlers because everybody should be driving electric. So it's Democrats who are setting each other's cars on fire. That's how stupid they are. I mean, it's just absolutely ridiculous. And you think you're hurting Elon Musk? You've got to be kidding me. No, you're hurting your fellow Democrat who voted Joe Biden into office and told you to buy an electric car, you moron. That's what they are.
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Matt Gaetz
Well, and I remember after the election too, I think it was Axios, had.
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Lisa Booth
This article about like Trump supporters come out of the shadows. And I was thinking to myself, like, they should have never had to have been in the shadows in the first place, like, this is America and like they created this environment where somehow just because you supported President Trump, like, what, you're supposed to have shame or something, you know, and like, the beauty of this election is we found out that there's more, you know, Trump supporters, there's more people that support common sense than not. But, you know, they just created this environment where, you know, obviously they labeled President Trump as so many things and then extended that to his supporters as well.
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Julie Banderas
Yeah, I mean, I think some celebrities actually did come out in, in favor of him. So I think that helped somewhat because I think even liberal Hollywood was starting to get sick and tired of the Biden policies. And they looked at the state of California, for example, and they were thinking, oh my God, what in the world has our great state become? I mean, this was supposed to be this, you know, like, star studded state with a bunch of, you know, celebrity stars. And now it's become a homeless shelter. So, I mean, I guess that's when they finally wake up and realize, oh, so the people that we voted into office are actually destroying our state. So much so that so many people are moving out of the state of California. But it's a little too late. They voted these people into office, and they're the ones that are actually destroying their cities. And it's all the Democratic cities that are a mess, and it's gonna take forever to go back and clean them up. And the deportation plan under President Trump, obviously, is a great start, but we're still seeing stories like you just said, the Maryland illegal immigrant and the one in Brooklyn, and the list goes on and on. So, I mean, this is just so past due to clean up the mess. And I can't understand why Democrats can't actually acknowledge the fact that what Trump is doing is good for this country and not bad. They're actually defending, you know, the guy that was sent off to El Salvador. You know, they're crying over this man thinking that he should be let back into this country. Oh, let's bring him back so that he can beat his wife again. I mean, the guy is charged with domestic violence, and they're more concerned about the fact that he was deported. I mean, cry me a river. You could stay in El Salvador, and he will not be making it back into this country because this administration isn't going to cower to the pressure of liberals who are thinking that this was some sort of unjust act. You know what's unjust? Beating and kicking your wife. That's unjust. They should be more concerned about that.
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Lisa Booth
Yeah. And they don't understand that, like, wanting secure borders. It's not like a racial thing. It's not, you know, it's just. And that's something that we collectively and mutually decided as a country. And even so much so, where you had, you know, President Trump getting some of the best numbers with Hispanics in a long time for a Republican, because every American came together and they said, you know what? We want our scarce resources to go to American citizens. And we saw that in places like Springfield, Ohio, where, you know, you had this influx of Haitian migrants and city resources were being drained, or even here in a city like New York with a lot of resources, where we had Eric Adams being like, oh, yeah, like, maybe this isn't the best idea because we're going to go bankrupt as a city. But then, you know, still somehow doubling down on being a sanctuary city. So it's like, you know, it's just madness.
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Julie Banderas
I mean, it's the woke culture that has totally dominated politics, and it's made politicians who want to get reelected afraid to stand up for what's right. And, you know, again, denouncing illegals coming into this country doesn't mean or make you a racist. It makes you want to secure our borders, to, you know, to. To. To protect our society. The same as when you say that, you know, a trans female shouldn't be competing against other women when they are a biological man. That's not hating trans. That's not anti lgbtq. That's not homophobic. That's just fair. But, you know, God forbid that you're fair and you want the best for your country and the best for your society, because then that makes you a hateful person. But, you know, the ones that are really hating out there are actually the Democrats, and that's why they're such hypocrites, because they preach that the Republicans are hateful and that they hate certain demographics. They hate minorities. No, that's not it. They're protecting America. And America is built of not just white people. It's built of minorities. This is a country. It's a melting pot. So it's just talking out of two sides of the mouth, and I can't even take it anymore. The hypocrisy. The hypocrisy is just. It's beyond. Beyond. Well, yeah.
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Lisa Booth
I mean, we saw a lot of minority communities and inner cities very upset that their resources were being diverted to people who, you know, shouldn't. Didn't do the right way, shouldn't be here, but talking about all the nonsense. So you have a new children's book out, sort of, you know, playing off a little bit and telling a story. A monumental mistake. And when we saw a period of time where, you know, monuments were being taken down, where the left. They were trying to erase the past. I mean, I remember I was at a dinner one time, and someone tried to, like, start a fight with me, and I was like, well, they tried destroying. I was like, the left tried to destroy a 120-year-old elk statue in downtown Portland. Like, please tell me how that resolves like that. That solves anything, you know? So tell me a little bit about your book, Monumental Mistake, and, you know, how you got the idea for it.
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Julie Banderas
Well, I mean, ever since I had kids and I now have three, they're all mine. Yeah. So the respect factor is lacking severely. And I've always recognized the fact that children are not taught respect the way that we were taught respect when we were kids. And it really, really both. But I've always hammered it into my kids heads that, you know, we have to respect each other, we have to respect our peers, we have to respect authority, teachers, police officers. On New Year's Eve, when I lived in New York City, I used to take my kids down to the streets every single night before midnight or right after the clock struck midnight. And we would walk up to every officer that we could find. And there were tons because I lived right in on Central park by Times Square. And everyone would go, you know, my kids would go up to them and say, thank you for your service. You know, show respect to the people that are protecting you. Show respect for your country. Show respect for the people that came before you, that actually earned you the right to have the freedoms that we have and we enjoy every day in this country. And that's the problem in this country is that first of all, nobody respects each other. You know, nobody respects each other if they disagree with one another. And that is a real hard lesson that our children are learning because they're watching, they're watching their parents spew hatred about maybe if they're a Democrat and they don't like Republicans and they're telling them, oh, don't be friends with anyone whose parents voted for Trump because Trump is bad. So we're instilling all these really negative, awful values in our children. And these are children that are eventually going to grow up and be the ones protesting at colleges, like these protests that we've been seeing since October 7th. So this is a time where parents need to buckle down and actually teach their children the values and the morals that really started this country because I don't know where they went. But it shouldn't be old fashioned to be polite to say thank you and yes, sir and no ma'am, that shouldn't be an old fashioned, you know, ideology. The woke ideology is what is stripping Americans and their children of respect. And I think it's time to just get back to that base, which is unfortunate that it seems to lack in every single school right now.
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Lisa Booth
And so the story it tells the story of Fiona is the lioness, Moby is the bear, Arthur is the lion, and then Cassius the tiger.
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Julie Banderas
Very good. Yes. And so basically they get in a conflict because a couple of the characters disrespect a monument, like you said. And that's another example of what happens in this country where maybe a monument stands for something that happened in the past. But you know, people that live in present day don't care about the history that brought them to where we are today. So then they started, you know, disrespecting it, defacing it, throwing rocks at it and so forth. And a couple of their friends were trying to tell them and correct their behavior by telling them, that's wrong, you shouldn't be doing that, et cetera. And they got mad at them and they continued doing it. In the end, I won't give it away, but a monster comes out. And they are certainly they learn their lesson that what they did came back to bite them. And they eventually not only ask for forgiveness, which I think is also very important if you do disrespect somebody to make sure you ask for forgiveness. But they learn their lesson to respect history, to respect that statue that stood for something very important in their town in their life, and also to respect their friends who were telling them, you know, not to do what they were doing because they knew what they were doing was wrong and they were very rude to them as well. So, I mean, it's a cute story, but I think the best way to really teach children stories and lessons is through stories. So I think once you show people show kids a story, they kind of use that and they apply it to the real life. So hopefully the story will help at the end. There's also a bunch of fun activities and games and so forth where families can actually interact with one another. Get your kids off the iPad and actually talk to them and teach them lessons that you can find in my book. Also, you can get it on bravebooks.com.
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Lisa Booth
By the way, how hard is it being a parent today?
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Julie Banderas
You know what's hard? Being a parent is actually being a parent with children who are among peers that don't know how to behave. Because if my children were to just stay at home and I just homeschooled them, I would have no problem because they wouldn't be influenced by negative, you know, negative behavior. And so they wouldn't know better. But obviously I'm not going to do that. I have a job. And I also believe in socializing, and I believe it's important for kids to go to school. And I also learned during the pandemic that I could never homeschool full time or I would absolutely go nuts and become a raging alcoholic. But aside from that, I think that it's hard because you don't know what other parents are teaching your kids. And your kids go to school and they come home and God only knows what they've learned. From some other kid whose parent has maybe filled their heads with something that I don't necessarily want my kids learning. I will say it's easier because my kids go to private Catholic school. So I don't have to worry so much. So about them learning inappropriate stuff in school. Like they don't have books about sex. I mean, sex is not something that's discussed in my kids school. But in a lot of public schools I would be, I would be mortified because they're teaching this sort of stuff in kindergarten. I would die if my kids came home and knew about that just based on a conversation with another child. So there's a little more innocence in my school. But that's what's mostly concerning nowadays is that kids are way too grown up way too fast. I like preserving innocence. The other thing is my kids don't curse. That's like a thing. Which I know is hard to believe considering I talk like a sailor. But I remember when I was in seventh grade, I was so innocent I didn't even know what the curse word is that starts with the letter S and ends in T. I was on a bus and a kid said to me, bet you don't know what this word is. And I swear I had no idea. And I was like, oh, what? Yeah, I know that word. I'm just not going to tell you. But I love the fact that I did put that into my kids. Like I don't let my kids curse. I don't even let them say the word hate. They actually say I H word that if they really dislike something. Even my 15 year old till this day will be like, mommy, I really H word thought that's how innocent my kids are. So I don't know. I just wish more parents would try to instill that in a sense because it will translate into more responsible, respectable adults.
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Lisa Booth
Hard because, you know, we covered this story on the big weekend show or the big show on Sunday. And like there was this Massachusetts school district where the school gave out this really graphic survey about sex questions to children as young as 11.
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Julie Banderas
God, I would die.
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Lisa Booth
And like some of the questions like have you ever had sexual intercourse? And things like that. And it's like, in what world? Why would Anyone subject an 11 year old to that? Like it's insanity.
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Julie Banderas
I've never even had that conversation with my 15 year old and I know it's time to have it. But I mean, I'm not kidding. Like I really haven't actually had these conversations with them. I mean, I didn't know what any of that was. But I guess nowadays it's really hard. It's like kids have to grow up way too soon and they have to learn all of this off the Internet. And that's the problem. I mean we didn't have that growing up. Like we didn't have Google search. But I don't know, I just feel that if you teach your children what's right and what's wrong and teach them the base of just having good character, good morals, I think that once they do learn this stuff, they'll know better to, you know, act a certain way and hopefully not be influenced by negative peers because you can't always protect your kids from being influenced by others. But hopefully once they grow up and you build a foundation that they'll know better and they'll grow into respectable adults. But teaching them respect from a young age is like just the number one most important thing you can give your.
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Lisa Booth
Children well, and that's why books like yours are good and brave books, because it gives parents an opportunity to read them these stories and then, you know, have some of these life conversations with them. So yeah, completely.
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Julie Banderas
Yeah. And I think that's the whole point is that kids need to, parents need to talk to their kids, like have a conversation, like ask them about their day. And then when they tell you about their day, ask them, did anything happen today that you didn't like, you know, like instead of how was your day at school? Fine. Good. No. So did anything happen today that made you uncomfortable? Did anything happen today that you thought wasn't fair or something like that? And then that's how you generate conversations that are not necessarily cause kids have very short term memories. So you know, you kind of generate a conversation and then when they tell you about that, then oh, well, this kid, you know, pushed me in recess. Oh, okay. And how did you respond to that? I didn't. I just walked away. Well, maybe you should have gone up to them and said, I would like for you to apologize to me please, because if I pushed you, I would say I'm sorry. And if not, you know, go and tell your teacher and then have the teacher talk to that child to apologize to you so that they learn that that's not okay. You know, But a lot of kids are afraid to speak up and then they come home and they don't even tell their parents because nobody talks to their kids anymore. They just get on their devices. BraveBooks.com has a promotion actually where I had my first book was on Perseverance. So if you go to bravebooks.com and you actually subscribe for a membership, you become part of a book club where you get a book every single month. Like a wholesome, pure book written by a different author every month. And then you'll get two of my books for free. So that's on bravebooks.com right now.
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Lisa Booth
Awesome. Julie Banderas, I love you everyone. Go out and get the book. A monumental mistake. Brave Book. Great to have you on, my friend. Can't wait to see you soon.
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Julie Banderas
Yes, we're gonna do the big weekend show, I think the weekend of May 17th. That's Saturday, so I look forward to that.
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Lisa Booth
Yes. And everyone tune in. All right, Julie, I love you. See you soon, my friend.
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Julie Banderas
Love you too.
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Unknown
And that was Julie Banderas from Fox News. Appreciate her for making the time to join the show. Appreciate you guys at home for listening every Tuesday and Thursday. But you can listen throughout the week until next time.
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You know, some people say that Odoo business management software is like fertilizer, the.
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Julie Banderas
Way it promotes growth and all.
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Unknown
But other people say Odoo is like.
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Julie Banderas
A magic beanstalk because it grows with your company and is also magically affordable.
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Unknown
And there's some people who would even say Odoo's individual software programs come together to build the perfect suite. Like building blocks. Well, Odoo is all of these things.
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Fertilizer, magic beanstalk building blocks for business. So sign up now at odoo.com o.
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Unknown
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Clorox Sentiva smells like grapefruit.
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Cleans like Clorox, and feels like.
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Julie Banderas
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Lisa Booth
News as directed, you're listening to an I Heart podcast.