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Adolfo Linares, co-organizer with Goethals Consulting Corp, and representing the "Association of International Lawyers" of Panama, joins Doc Thompson to inform him of a conference in Panama about widening the pathways to open societies.

Adolfo calls from Panama and tells Doc how the Panama government works when it comes to banks, taxes, and business. Make sure to visit goethalsconsulting.com/pathways/ to check out who are the 25 famous speakers and the reason behind this conference.

To see more from Doc, visit his channel on TheBlaze and listen live to “The Morning Blaze with Doc Thompson” weekdays 6–9am ET, only on TheBlaze Radio Network.

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Doc Thompson is a huge fan of food and restaurant. Doc tells producer Kai Elsebai that he's sad that a Florida landmark was burned down. "Whenever I hear a landmark restaurant is burned down it's pretty sad. It was called the sausage castle it's southeast of Orlando and it's been around for years." says Doc.

After Doc says the name of the place "Sausage Castle" Kris Cruz one of the producers points out that the place being question is not a restaurant. "It's not a restaurant, it's a place that is well known as a place where people will go and do some wild sex parties."

After Kris points this out Doc and Kai goes down a road that you must listen.

To see more from Doc, visit his channel on TheBlaze and listen live to “The Morning Blaze with Doc Thompson” weekdays 6–9am ET, only on TheBlaze Radio Network.

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The Morning Blaze Topics:

- Fake News

- Taco Bell Chicken Shell Taco

- Sausage Castle

- Acosta v. Trump

- Panama Widening the Pathways Conference

Plus #WhatILearnedToday & more!

The Morning Blaze with Doc Thompson

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The Morning Blaze with Doc Thompson

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Doc Thompson is joined by celebrity chef Patrick Mosher to cover the latest in the world of food and food business.

"The biggest story in food this week: there are two chefs, Roy Choi and Daniel Patterson who opened this wonderfully philanthropic type of concept called LocaL. A very well-known food critic did a zero-star review of this fast food concept." - Chef Patrick Mosher

"Fast, cheap and good... any two of these three things you can have, but you can't have all three." - Doc Thompson

Doc and Chef Patrick discuss the core challenges for both food businesses and consumers, as well the latest trends and their health benefits.

"Some of the trends from last year are carrying over: fermentations, pickling, gardening, that's all going to continue." - Chef Patrick Mosher

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Meg Kinnard, political/legal reporter for The Associated Press, joins Doc Thompson to give an update about Dylan Roof who was sentenced to death by the jury in South Carolina.

As the sentence was given to Dylan and Doc asks; "...when he got the sentence. What was what was that like?"

Meg was inside the courtroom and said; "when the sentence came down at least on the part of the family members I think they do feel a little bit of relief. They might now actually be able to take one step toward whatever closure means after you lose a loved one in such a brutal fashion."

Doc points out that this trial can be hard for the families and friends that were killed inside the church and Meg points out; "but you know I think that these families in particular many of them went to court the first time Dylann Roof was there. Some of them expressed mercy that they were praying for him and said that you know they just wished that God would have mercy on him for what he had done."

To see more from Doc, visit his channel on TheBlaze and listen live to “The Morning Blaze with Doc Thompson” weekdays 6–9am ET, only on TheBlaze Radio Network.

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The Morning Blaze with Doc Thompson

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