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Hour 1: Rama Duwaji’s protections. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Fly from Midtown Manhattan.
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Speaker 2: Here comes the Mark Simone Show on seven ten wo.
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Speaker 3: R okay, Wednesday already, all right, we're getting it almost
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Speaker 3: a Friday. Now, it's gonna be a nice day today,
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Speaker 3: sun will be out. We got a lot to get to.
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Speaker 3: We'll get to a lot of interesting election results last night.
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Speaker 3: We'll get to missus mom, Donnie, she's got a little problem.
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Speaker 3: We'll get to crazy Kathy Hokle never heard of the
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Speaker 3: Pietre tar taxon now that's going down and flames. She
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Speaker 3: never heard of it. She didn't know about it. It's
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Speaker 3: not none of her business. We'll get to President Trump
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Speaker 3: and Iran. The latest strategy Bruce Blakeman pulling ahead in polls,
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Speaker 3: not ahead, but getting closer and closer. Looks like a
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Speaker 3: very very very good race for Blakeman. This is his
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Speaker 3: pattern in Last Long Island, when he ran way behind
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Speaker 3: and then he slowly but surely catches up ends up
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Speaker 3: winning big. And it's the same pattern here, slowly but
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Speaker 3: surely catching up to Kathy Hochel. And it's early. It's
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Speaker 3: only August. We're not even close yet. So a lot
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Speaker 3: to get to today. Hey, last night, all these different
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Speaker 3: races Governor Lamont Connecticut. There was a listen. Lamont can
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Speaker 3: be a good governor at times, successful business guy, has
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Speaker 3: some common sense, but every so often goes a little
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Speaker 3: too woke, a little too left. But the guy running
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Speaker 3: against him really left. So good news is Lamont beat
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Speaker 3: him in the primary. A lot of other parties around
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Speaker 3: the country is shrinking. We have a big tent. We're expanding.
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Speaker 4: That includes all the supporters, progressives, moderates, small business, labor.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, they left that big tent thing, you know, because
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Speaker 3: he just beat a wacko left winger, So he's got
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Speaker 3: to appease that part of the parties. You talked about
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Speaker 3: that big tent. You remember, what does that mean? A
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Speaker 3: big tent like a circus. Big tent, Well the circus, Well,
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Speaker 3: big tent has elephants, clowns, donkeys. I don't know if
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Speaker 3: you want that big a tent. Hey, our buddy Mike
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Speaker 3: Lindell was running for governor of Minnesota and he was
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Speaker 3: in the primary last night and he got defeated. He
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Speaker 3: got wiped out last night. Now, I don't I haven't
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Speaker 3: talked to Mike Lindell in a long time. I think
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Speaker 3: there's not a lot of money there anymore with Mike Lindell.
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Speaker 3: You notice you don't hear any my pillow ads anymore.
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Speaker 3: They used to be every ten minutes on every radio station.
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Speaker 3: But also he did not have a lot of spending
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Speaker 3: in the campaign. He was outspent something like fifteen to one.
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Speaker 3: But Lindell lost last night.
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Speaker 5: If we don't find anything, you know, then obviously I
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Speaker 5: will get behind our party and give him every idea
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Speaker 5: and every plan we had to move our state forward
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Speaker 5: to get rid of the evil leadership we have now
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Speaker 5: in the state.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, now I didn't like that. If we don't find anything,
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Speaker 3: is he going to start looking through a look for
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Speaker 3: voter fraud?
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Speaker 5: If we don't find anything, you know.
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Speaker 3: He did that with Dominion and and it cost him
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Speaker 3: a lot. It's a I would stay away from that
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Speaker 3: if I were him, But it's Minnesota. They are famous
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Speaker 3: for all kinds of voter shenanigans in Minnesota. It's a
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Speaker 3: crazy place. So he lost Lindsey Graham's sister one, but
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Speaker 3: just barely one. You know, this is not going to
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Speaker 3: be so easy to save that Lindsay Graham's seat. It's
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Speaker 3: not going to be that easy. Graham was not that
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Speaker 3: popular in South Carolina. So the sister ran for his seat.
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Speaker 3: President Trump got behind her, but she just barely squeaked by.
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Speaker 2: This is a very emotional night because I'm usually standing
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Speaker 2: here celebrating with Lindsay. So I know he's looking down
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Speaker 2: right now smiling though.
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Speaker 5: So that gives me peace.
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Speaker 4: But it's difficult.
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Speaker 3: But President Trump back in her.
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Speaker 1: I mean, just so you understand, I like the other
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Speaker 1: people in the right, so also they're all trump I mean,
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Speaker 1: they're all Trumpers.
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Speaker 6: But you know, I endorsed her.
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Speaker 5: I think she's great. It's really in honor of her brother,
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Speaker 5: and she's really a very smart woman.
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Speaker 3: Okay, Now you know in Wisconsin that wacko socialist with
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Speaker 3: left wing not Francesca Hang was running in the primary.
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Speaker 3: She wants to be governor. She lost. The polls were wrong,
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Speaker 3: as they usually are. These are these public polls, these
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Speaker 3: you know, these fake junk polls, these college polls, these
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Speaker 3: media polls. They're all cheap, flimsy polls. She lost. She
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Speaker 3: is out. That's the good news. That's another socialist gone.
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Speaker 7: And I was.
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Speaker 6: Actually trying to become a sports journalist when I first
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Speaker 6: went to college, so I learned then you have some
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Speaker 6: hot takes sometimes bad takes on Twitter, and I let
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Speaker 6: my feelings out into the world.
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Speaker 3: You know that sports journalist. And now if you talk
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Speaker 3: like that, you're probably not going to be great at
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Speaker 3: doing sports. I don't think anybody I can't hear you
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Speaker 3: on ESPN if you talk like that, not going to
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Speaker 3: be great. So, uh, one by one, you got to
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Speaker 3: eliminate these socialists. It's not going to be easy. You
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Speaker 3: still got l sayad in Michigan. He's a Now she's
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Speaker 3: a she's got problems, but he's a slick talker. He's
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Speaker 3: a mom Donnie ish kind of, you know, looks pretty good,
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Speaker 3: talks pretty good kind of.
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Speaker 1: So I got to grow up watching or she'd a
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Speaker 1: be an elected official.
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Speaker 5: Right.
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Speaker 1: So she does like my older sister. Every time I
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Speaker 1: make a mistake, she's like, she's get the text stuff
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Speaker 1: because like like very much older sister energy, and I'm like,
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, apologize, I just I care.
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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, that's her with surely. But you notice that
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Speaker 3: these guys are very fast talking. It's like Mom Donnie.
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Speaker 3: They just talk very fast and they always got a
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Speaker 3: big smile.
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Speaker 7: Uh.
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Speaker 3: Hey, friend, Jimmy Fala putting out the one thing about
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Speaker 3: these socialists, they just say this stuff that sounds great
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Speaker 3: to their supporters. They just throw out some is that
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Speaker 3: sound great, free busses, defund the police, get rid of
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Speaker 3: the military. They just he points out that they just
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Speaker 3: throw this stuff out. But they never tell you what's next.
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Speaker 3: They just say this stuff and it, you know, sounds
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Speaker 3: great to the supporters who all start cheering, But they
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Speaker 3: never say what's next. Yeah, defund the police, what's next?
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Speaker 3: Crime wave, huge crime wave, close the prison, let the
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Speaker 3: prisoners out. Yeah, but they don't talk about what's next.
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Speaker 3: That was the Cuomo problem. You know, he was bragging
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Speaker 3: about his no bail, no jail. It caused a massive
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Speaker 3: crime wave. He had criminals running around all over the
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Speaker 3: street instead of locked up where they should be. Remember
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Speaker 3: Cuomo used to brag, you do these speeches about it.
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Speaker 3: He's so proud of closed more prisons than any other government. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: look what happened in a crime wave. So yeah, they
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Speaker 3: never talk about what's next. Tax the rich, they never
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Speaker 3: talk about what's next. You have the ritual leave, you
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Speaker 3: lose your tax base. Revenue drops dramatically, so out there
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Speaker 3: was no big, huge winner last night. So hang is out.
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Speaker 3: That means Amy Klobacher, remember her the Senator. She will
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Speaker 3: probably be the next governor of Minnesota, which is bad.
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Speaker 3: I mean, it's not as bad as this Tim Watz,
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Speaker 3: but the Clobatuer very big name and very popular in Minnesota.
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Speaker 3: She's a big candidate for governor of Minnesota.
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Speaker 8: My goal is to keep what's right and fix what's wrong.
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Speaker 8: That's why I'll launch on day one a top to
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Speaker 8: bottom audit of state government to root out the waste
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Speaker 8: and the abuse and the fraud.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Democrats going to do that. Remember they had Elon
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Speaker 3: must do that, and all of you Democrats, including you Klobucher,
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Speaker 3: chase them out of Washington. Now Darry do a top
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Speaker 3: to bottom audit. How Darry get rid of waste in front?
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Speaker 3: No Democrats, they go nuts if you try to get
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Speaker 3: rid of waste in fraud. So what happens in twenty
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Speaker 3: twenty eight? We don't have a twenty twenty eight candidate.
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Speaker 3: There is nobody out there, nobody. So you got Kamala
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Speaker 3: Harris looking like the front runner. Again, not really, she
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Speaker 3: looks like the front runner, but that's because it's suddenly
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Speaker 3: a vacuum. Newsom's gone. So in this vacuum, there's nobody else,
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Speaker 3: so they all look at her. But everybody talking about
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Speaker 3: you know that Senator John Kennedy, the Southern guy with
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Speaker 3: all the great little ways of saying things. So he's
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Speaker 3: on Hannity going after Kamala Harris, unst.
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Speaker 4: Vice President Harris, no disrespect, but Vice President Harris is
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Speaker 4: no longer relevant. She had her shot and she missed.
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Speaker 4: She can cozy up to the lu Mu Lenin's all
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Speaker 4: she wants to. But she has me confused with somebody
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Speaker 4: who cares what she thinks.
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Speaker 3: I mean, she's yesterday. So a lot of people talking
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Speaker 3: about that little phraser is the Lulu Lenins. That's a
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Speaker 3: good way to describe it. That's one thing Kennedy is
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Speaker 3: famous for, it just coming up with the most colorful
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Speaker 3: descriptions of things. But so Harris is in the lead
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Speaker 3: only because it's a vacuum. There's like nobody else except
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Speaker 3: lurking on the horizon, crawling out of the grave, crawling
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Speaker 3: out of her crypt. Hillary Clinton, she's back, She's all
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Speaker 3: over the place. She wants this nomination. She's again. She's
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Speaker 3: the old woman in Sunset Boulevard thinking she can make
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Speaker 3: a comeback. It's a sad, sad political story. Hillary Clinton,
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Speaker 3: she's the first lady, she's the senator, she's the Secretary
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Speaker 3: of State. She screws up everything she touches, but she
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Speaker 3: thinks she can win. So she finally her moment comes
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Speaker 3: twenty sixteen. This is her moment. She runs her President.
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump, a total amateur, never been in politics, takes
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Speaker 3: it away from her. And I remember the last time
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Speaker 3: she ran for the nomination. Barack Obama, a guy with
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Speaker 3: no experience, a guy was a senator for five minutes
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Speaker 3: before that, he was a community organized, no resume, wiped
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Speaker 3: her out, wiped her out, took the nomination from her.
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Speaker 3: So it's a sad story. So she sits up there
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Speaker 3: in Chappaqua and alone in that big house, drinking and
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Speaker 3: like the old woman in Sunset Boulevard, plotting that comeback.
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Speaker 3: So now she's doing a lot of TV shows and
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Speaker 3: she's trying to show that she can go after Donald Trump.
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Speaker 3: You want a Trump basher, You want somebody to stop Trump?
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Speaker 3: Why that's me? Well, everybody remembers twenty sixteen. You got
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Speaker 3: wiped out in three debates. You were the worst at
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Speaker 3: stopping him. In fact, it's because a UI's president because
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Speaker 3: she couldn't stop him. So she's going after everything. You know,
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Speaker 3: Trump wants to build things in Washington, the ballroom, the arch.
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Speaker 3: That arch would look like the Arcta Triumph in Paris, magnificent,
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Speaker 3: you know where all the boulevards come together. It's beautiful.
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Speaker 3: So it's a nice idea to have one in Washington.
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Speaker 3: Nothing to do with Trump. It would just be a
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Speaker 3: beautiful another beautiful monument in Washington. But there she is
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Speaker 3: going after that. She's running around doing every podcast, every show,
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Speaker 3: every this city.
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Speaker 2: I think they'll have to be some well, probably have
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Speaker 2: take down the arch, which she is determined to put up,
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Speaker 2: which I think is just just a terrible idea. I
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Speaker 2: think we'll have to worry about the reflecting pool because
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Speaker 2: it's not going to be fixed by the time he leaves.
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Speaker 3: It'll be fine. So that's she's admitting when a Democrat,
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Speaker 3: if if a Democrat ever takes office, he's going to
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Speaker 3: start tearing down things, tear down the arch, tear down
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Speaker 3: the ballroom, all of this. But here's this woman, I
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Speaker 3: don't know who else she thinks she's talking to anymore.
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Speaker 2: Sad that it's so tackied up, and it is it's
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Speaker 2: a reflection of, you know, his narcissistic personality and his
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Speaker 2: need to feel important, including sticking gold embellishments all over
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Speaker 2: the walls of the noble office.
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Speaker 3: Well, she's not entirely wrong on that. I like what
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Speaker 3: he did putting some gold in the office, a little
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Speaker 3: trim there, but he did put a little too much.
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Speaker 3: It's a little too much. It looks like a queen
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Speaker 3: of her side, that woman in bok Ratan who overdecorates
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Speaker 3: her hat. It looks a little like that. And it's
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Speaker 3: nice to put those beautiful old paintings of the president
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Speaker 3: up on the walls, but maybe maybe five or six,
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Speaker 3: not one hundred and fifty of them in not every
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Speaker 3: inch of the wall. So she may have a point there,
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Speaker 3: But every president comes in changes the oval office. They
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Speaker 3: repaint it, They changed the carpet, the curtains. Sometimes they
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Speaker 3: changed the desk. So, yeah, you will have to You're
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Speaker 3: gonna have to remove some of that gold. You're not
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Speaker 3: wrong about that one. But she thinks it's kind of
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Speaker 3: sad that he has an ego like he's trying to
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Speaker 3: feel important. Well, first of all, he's literally the most
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Speaker 3: important man in the world, literally he's the biggest guy
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Speaker 3: in the world. He's the most famous man on earth, literally,
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Speaker 3: so you don't really have to worry about feeling important.
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Speaker 3: Second of all, talking about feeling trying to feel important,
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Speaker 3: look at her running around pontificating about everything. You know,
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Speaker 3: Trump's got a problem coming up. I don't know if
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Speaker 3: he's ever thought about this. He was a real estate developer.
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Speaker 3: They did a lot of stuff. Brooklyn Queens comes to Manhattan,
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Speaker 3: conquers Manhattan, becomes a bit of a famous guy, becomes famous,
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Speaker 3: then he becomes more famous. Then he just kept rising
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Speaker 3: and rising and right util he's like very He became
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Speaker 3: like the most famous business guy in America. Then he
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Speaker 3: gets a TV show and he becomes the number one
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Speaker 3: show on television. He conquers TV. He builds apartment buildings
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Speaker 3: all over and he'd be the biggest apartment buildings all
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Speaker 3: over the place. Then he decides he'll build golf courses
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Speaker 3: and hotels, which he hadn't done before. But he starts
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Speaker 3: doing it, and all of a sudden, he's got a
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Speaker 3: million scau He's a big success in the hotel world,
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Speaker 3: big success in the golf world being the golf and
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Speaker 3: then he decides we'll go into politics. He gets elected
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Speaker 3: President of the United States. That's pretty impressive. You ever,
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Speaker 3: you know, ever see an amateur try to run for
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Speaker 3: I'll run for mayor a total amateur, or you know,
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Speaker 3: I'll run for Congress. Once in a while they make it.
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Speaker 3: But a total amateur, first first attempt at anything, runs for
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Speaker 3: president and wins. Then he wins again second time president.
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Speaker 3: Now he's the biggest guy on earth. But he's a
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Speaker 3: guy who always keeps rising to the next level, always
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Speaker 3: achieving the next thing, always climbing the So the problem
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Speaker 3: now is what does he do next. He's done. I
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Speaker 3: don't know if he realizes it. There's nowhere else to
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Speaker 3: go after this. You can't get any bigger than this.
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Speaker 3: It's pretty much. It's it. There's nothing else he can do.
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Speaker 3: I don't know if he's thought about that, but knowing him,
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Speaker 3: he'll think of something that nobody ever thought of, no
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Speaker 3: ex president ever thought of. So hey, the latest poll
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Speaker 3: has Bruce Blakeman within ten points. Now, he's really within
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Speaker 3: about six points in the real pl These are the
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Speaker 3: deadly accurate, very expensive private polls that the candidates use.
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Speaker 3: He's really within about six points, but in public these
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Speaker 3: public poles, you see, they're all junk polls. They're very
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Speaker 3: very cheap they use, they're so flimsy, they use very
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Speaker 3: few voters, and they rig them against the Republican They
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Speaker 3: usually put Republicans. Most of these poles they put it in.
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Speaker 3: Republicans are twenty three percent of the sample. They should
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Speaker 3: be thirty six percent. They don't use likely voters. They
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Speaker 3: use what they call adults, which means whoever the hell
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Speaker 3: they want to use, and they use the wrong demos.
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Speaker 3: So they're not very good. But even in the fake polls,
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Speaker 3: the junk polls, the college polls, the media polls, Blakeman
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Speaker 3: is catching up, catching up fast. So that's not a
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Speaker 3: good sign for Kathy Hokeel. Hey, we've got a lot
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Speaker 3: to get to this morning, a lot of good stuff
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Speaker 3: to talk about. We'll get to Iran, the new Trump
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Speaker 3: plan for Iran. We'll get to Yeah, hey, speaking of
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Speaker 3: what are they up to? Hunter Biden, who's all of
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Speaker 3: a sudden everywhere, what the hell is he up to?
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Speaker 3: And missus mom Donnie got a real slap in the face.
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Speaker 3: We'll get to that and more coming up to Mark
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Speaker 3: Simone here nine to noon every day, we started an
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Speaker 3: but some of our listeners don't. It's now nine to
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Speaker 3: noon every weekday here on seven to ten. W Mark
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Speaker 3: Simone Show Marks on seven double off Faye. So uh oh,
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Speaker 3: there's another race. Now, this is Minnesota. Minnesota's a crazy
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Speaker 3: left wing, kooky place. The lieutenant governor, you got that
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Speaker 3: ridiculous governor, Waltz. And then the lieutenant governor is Peggy Flanagan,
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Speaker 3: who's a real wacko left winger. She did win in
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Speaker 3: the primary last night. She's running for senate. Now she's
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Speaker 3: running for senate, but she won the Democratic primary for Senate.
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Speaker 3: She's got all the typical left wing woke Ice. She
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Speaker 3: wants to blow up Ice, blow up Ice and custom
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump's out of control Ice force. She will shut
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Speaker 3: it down. We need to rip Ice apart and stop them.
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Speaker 3: But again it goes back to what we were saying,
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Speaker 3: they never tell you what's next. We'll get rid of ice.
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Speaker 3: Then they never tell you what's next. Illegals coming in
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Speaker 3: all over the place. You know, one reason the border
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Speaker 3: is closed. Without building a complete wall, the border is
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Speaker 3: absolutely closed. Nobody is crossing the border. One reason is ICE,
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Speaker 3: believe it or not, that way down wherever they're coming from,
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Speaker 3: they know what's going on. They know about ICE, they
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Speaker 3: know about Tom Holman, they know about detention centers just
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Speaker 3: that close down the border. So she would rip that
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Speaker 3: out anyway she did win the Senate primary, show she
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Speaker 3: would be replacing if she wins Amy Klobashier. Now, this
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Speaker 3: was another defeat for Chuck Schumer, who backed the you know,
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Speaker 3: more mainstream candidates, So another defeat for Schumer. Schumer is finished.
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Speaker 3: He has absolutely no clout anywhere in the Democratic Party.
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Speaker 3: He's just a tired old fossil. And we can even
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Speaker 3: figure out why he's still there. And he's only there
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Speaker 3: because he's got nowhere else to go right now, So
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Speaker 3: the Pieta tear tax is going to get probably shot
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Speaker 3: down in the end, courts will probably toss the whole
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Speaker 3: thing out. Now one thing they've got going for, well,
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Speaker 3: a couple of things. One, the way they're doing it
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Speaker 3: is so preposterous. Normally, if you live somewhere, let you know,
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Speaker 3: some people say they're a Florida resident, and maybe they're not.
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Speaker 3: Maybe they're in New York too much. So all of
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Speaker 3: a sudden, the government will, you know, look for evidence
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Speaker 3: or if you have a Pieta tear the government knows everything.
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Speaker 3: They've got your addresses, your tax forms, everything, so they'll
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Speaker 3: accuse you maybe. But the way they're doing this Pieta
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Speaker 3: tear tax is everybody's accused and then everybody has to
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Speaker 3: prove their innocent. It's the opposite of American justice. Normally,
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Speaker 3: you're innocent till proven guilty, and the Hoko Mom donnie
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Speaker 3: system is you're guilty now you've got to prove you're innocent,
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Speaker 3: which doesn't make any sense. So that's one reason the
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Speaker 3: court that tossed out. The other is the stupid rollout
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Speaker 3: where they just put everybody's name and address into a
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Speaker 3: database and put it online. It's public, anybody can see it.
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Speaker 3: It's got everybody's name and address. It's like doxing people.
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Speaker 3: And when you talk about Pieta terrors, you're talking about
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Speaker 3: a lot of wealthy people, but you're also talking about famous people,
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Speaker 3: famous movie stars, famous, this famous that they don't want
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Speaker 3: their address up on a website where anybody could get it.
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Speaker 3: So the court mention that all of this stuff's going
19:43
Speaker 3: to get torn down taken down, and it's a pretty
19:47
Speaker 3: good case against the Pieta tear at tacks. Also, you
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Speaker 3: can't just single out a group and just tax the
19:53
Speaker 3: hell out of them, you know, you can't just do that.
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Speaker 3: So this is probably all going to get tossed out.
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Speaker 3: Kathy Hochle is now pretending she never heard of this,
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Speaker 3: She doesn't know anything about it. She said, oh, that rollout,
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Speaker 3: why that was terrible. Well, it's it's her tax. It
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Speaker 3: was the legislature that passed it, but she was pushing it.
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Speaker 3: She and the legislature pushed it, pushed it, and she's
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Speaker 3: the one that signed it. Now, where did the piere
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Speaker 3: Te tax start? You can blame Cuomo, as you can
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Speaker 3: for most bad things in New York. It was actually
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Speaker 3: a little known, unknown state legislator. He first proposed the
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Speaker 3: thing in Albany. Cuomo got a hold of it. He's
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Speaker 3: the one that really really really made it, made it public,
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Speaker 3: made it big, made it. It was Cuomo pushing the
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Speaker 3: Pietre terror tax. Luckily he got run out of town.
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Speaker 3: Remember he had a flea Albany with the with the
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Speaker 3: police chasing him. So but it's Mom, Donnie and company
20:46
Speaker 3: that brought it back. Hey, speaking of which we're telling
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Speaker 3: yesterday Mom, Donnie's wife, Uh, what's her name, Rama Douagi
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Speaker 3: is taking a little vacation. She's going to go to Syria.
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Speaker 3: She's going to go to Lebanon. Sounds like a fun vacation. Now,
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Speaker 3: she is SyRI and her parents are Muslim Syrian Muslims,
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Speaker 3: so she wanted to have and she had said she
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Speaker 3: would have. They said she would have an NYPD detail
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Speaker 3: with her. Now, these are two dangerous places right now,
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Speaker 3: Syria and Lebanon. In fact, they're on the list from
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Speaker 3: the State Department of Countries too dangerous for Americans to visit.
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Speaker 3: So the NYPD very concerned because, first of all, Rama
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Speaker 3: Duaji and Syrian Lebanon will be fine, as many have said,
21:38
Speaker 3: Hezbollah will protect her, Hamasil protector, the Hoodies will protect her.
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Speaker 3: But the NYPD detail would be at great risk in
21:46
Speaker 3: those countries where they hate us. And there's a State
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Speaker 3: Department warning I do not travel embargo on those places.
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Speaker 3: So it's dangerous for the NYPD. Well, now it turns
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Speaker 3: out the Commissioner, Jessica Tish, says she will not send
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Speaker 3: that detail. City Hall redfaced, very embarrassed, looks bad for Mom, Donnie.
22:09
Speaker 3: He's pinning. It's interesting this is how he handles it.
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Speaker 3: Instead of going after Tish. He's blaming his staff for
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Speaker 3: screwing it up. He's blaming the staff for miscommunication for
22:19
Speaker 3: screwing it up. But the police Commissioner will not send
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Speaker 3: a detail to those countries with her, And the commissioner said,
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Speaker 3: quote the NYPD does not send officers to countries with
22:33
Speaker 3: Level four travel advisories for discretionary reasons. In other words,
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Speaker 3: they never send anybody to a Level four country for
22:43
Speaker 3: just you know, discretionary things that's not linked to actual
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Speaker 3: investigative work. If it was important investigative work, they might
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Speaker 3: send somebody. But she said the commissioner, this is not
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Speaker 3: investigative trip. Therefore NYPD personnel will not be traveling there
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Speaker 3: for it. And there's a lot of people in the
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Speaker 3: in the rama Dewaji security detail going because I don't
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Speaker 3: think they wanted to go to Syria or Elebanon. Doesn't
23:13
Speaker 3: sound like a lot of fun right now. Anyway, we
23:15
Speaker 3: got a lot to get to. We'll take some calls
23:17
Speaker 3: a little later on and we'll get to Iran. The
23:21
Speaker 3: president has a new strategy now see what you think
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Speaker 3: of that, all that and more. Just ahead, Mark Simone
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Speaker 3: here nine to noon, every morning here on seven to
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Speaker 8: It's the Mark Simon Show, Live from the WR Life
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Speaker 8: Back studios.
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Speaker 3: Hey, we'll take some calls in in a minute. Eight
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Speaker 3: hundred three to two one zero seven ten is the number.
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Speaker 3: You can talk about whatever you want, but let me
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Speaker 3: know what you think of the new first hour nine
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Speaker 3: to noon ideas, suggestions. This always goes badly whenever you
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Speaker 3: do that. But eight hundred three to two zero seven
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Speaker 3: to ten is the number that Mangioni Luigi Mangioni trial
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Speaker 3: about to get underway. It's going to be a real,
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Speaker 3: real circus now. The judge has made all kinds of rulings,
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Speaker 3: so many people want to be there. There will be
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Speaker 3: in an overflow room because eighty extra news organizations are expected,
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Speaker 3: eighty more than usual. And then you got these whatever
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Speaker 3: they call them, these Luigi Mangione groupies that are all
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Speaker 3: over the place. There's going to be tons of fans
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Speaker 3: out believe or not. This mass not mass, but this
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Speaker 3: vicious killer has all kinds of fans, so they'll be
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Speaker 3: outside cheering. And the judge has ruled that the jurors.
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Speaker 3: Everybody working on the case, jurors, prosecutors will be anonymous
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Speaker 3: because there is potential for intimidation and harassment by the
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Speaker 3: accused killers sickest fans you see every No matter how
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Speaker 3: bad you are, you're gonna have fans. Whether you're El Sayad,
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Speaker 3: whether you're Luichi Manngi Own. No matter what crazy things
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Speaker 3: you say or do, you will have fans. There's a
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Speaker 3: lot of fight now for having cameras in the courtroom.
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Speaker 3: That's not gonna happen. I don't think so. But and
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Speaker 3: they're fighting over you know what, evidence. Every INChO Manhattan
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Speaker 3: has a surveillance camera on it. In this shooting, which
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Speaker 3: took place right over there, right across the street from here,
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Speaker 3: there's surveillance cameras everywhere. You can see the shooting from
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Speaker 3: every angle you can see it. I don't know what
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Speaker 3: the I don't know what the trial's even for. You
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Speaker 3: got him, I don't know why it doesn't just confess
25:41
Speaker 3: they got him. Here it is on video. You can
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Speaker 3: watch him do the whole thing. Then you can see
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Speaker 3: him run into that They call it an alley, but
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Speaker 3: it's actually as Fisher Park. It's quite beautiful between two buildings,
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Speaker 3: and then it came right over this way, and you
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Speaker 3: can see him change his close. You can see every anyway.
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Speaker 3: Let's take some calls. Eight hundred three to two one
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Speaker 3: zero seven ten is the number. Let's go to Mike
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Speaker 3: in Florida. Mike, how you doing?
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Speaker 1: Good morning, Mark As Mike, I'm back in the car.
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Speaker 3: Oh good, I was driving Florida. As if you have
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Speaker 3: to go, it's Florida. What do you think exactly?
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Speaker 1: I drive around in circles. Okay, yeah, what with Clinton?
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Speaker 1: The Hillary Clinton fails to mention is that Trump had
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Speaker 1: to put all that gold on the walls to hide
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Speaker 1: all the stains shoe.
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Speaker 3: Okay, wait a minute. Actually, you know, it's actually kind
26:40
Speaker 3: of a myth. The encounter with President Clinton and Monica
26:45
Speaker 3: was not actually in that room. It's the Oval office.
26:48
Speaker 3: Is that big Oval office. But then there's a little
26:51
Speaker 3: you see one of those doors. You go down a
26:53
Speaker 3: little little hallway into the private office. That's the president's
26:58
Speaker 3: private office. And then also there's a little private dining
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Speaker 3: room there. So that's where all the Clinton uh cigar yeah, escapades,
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Speaker 3: that's where it took place. It wasn't actually in the
27:11
Speaker 3: actual Oval office.
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Speaker 1: But well, and there's also our tier stayings probably all
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Speaker 1: over the you know, like Hillaris tear stayings all over
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Speaker 1: the walls as well, So it's, you know, either way,
27:21
Speaker 1: it's good to be covered up. I liked, I liked
27:24
Speaker 1: the first hour. I would have preferred, you know, I
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Speaker 1: think like many people i've heard speak you know on
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Speaker 1: the you know, coll In say they would preferred it
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Speaker 1: from ten to one. But I understand why they did.
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Speaker 3: I can't move Bucking Clay, very popular show. Everybody loves
27:37
Speaker 3: Bucking Clare. They're up to like ten million listeners now, doing.
27:40
Speaker 1: Very very Are you thinking of maybe adding a guest
27:44
Speaker 1: in the first hour like you're doing the second and
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Speaker 1: third hour now, or you're still feeling.
27:48
Speaker 3: The way around we don't need a guest doing in
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Speaker 3: the first hour.
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Speaker 1: No, I don't think so. I think it's I think
27:54
Speaker 1: the way it's set up is nice.
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Speaker 3: Some shows that are all guests, they'll have like thirty
27:58
Speaker 3: seven guests every show. You think they're getting pissed, but
28:01
Speaker 3: you have something to say.
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Speaker 7: You're smart and.
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Speaker 1: You have something to say those those hosts don't have
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Speaker 1: anything to say, so you need to steal it up with.
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Speaker 3: Well, no, you know what it is. If I'm listening
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Speaker 3: to a show and they go, coming up next, we're
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Speaker 3: going to talk to Senator Ron Johnson. I don't want
28:13
Speaker 3: to hear that for ten minutes. Who almost listen to
28:15
Speaker 3: Ron Johnson? I mean, he's a nice guy. I love
28:19
Speaker 3: him as a senator, but I don't want to hear him.
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Speaker 1: You know, I'm with you.
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Speaker 3: I'm with you, all right, thanks for calling. You know.
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Speaker 3: I love Mike Johnson. He's great, the speaker of that.
28:28
Speaker 3: Love the guy. But sometimes I you know, you run
28:31
Speaker 3: into him, or you're sitting with him on the couch
28:32
Speaker 3: in the green room and you got to make conversation
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Speaker 3: for ten minutes. It's not a lot of fun. It's
28:38
Speaker 3: you know, you don't need all that. I mean, there's
28:40
Speaker 3: some guests you want to hear, but ninety percent of
28:43
Speaker 3: them you really don't need. Let's go to Rich in
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Speaker 3: Myrtle Beach. Rich How you doing?
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Speaker 5: Hey?
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Speaker 7: Thanks?
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Speaker 6: Mark?
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Speaker 1: How you doing?
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Speaker 8: Yeah?
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Speaker 7: I like the first hour, you know, and guess what's
28:54
Speaker 7: a while would be good? But a setup pretty well
28:56
Speaker 7: the way it is. You know, no, no, did the
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Speaker 7: ficialist country other than the president should ever have a
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Speaker 7: security detail paid for by the American taxpayer if they're
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Speaker 7: leaving this country, like when Polosi and all those people
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Speaker 7: went over to see what's his name over there in Ukraine.
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Speaker 7: None of us should be paid for by taxpayer.
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Speaker 3: You go somewhere vacation official, especially in Congress, they do
29:19
Speaker 3: have to make a foreign trip for some legitimate government purpose.
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Speaker 7: Well you went on a lot of them, like they're
29:25
Speaker 7: taking all their friends on the air force plane like
29:28
Speaker 7: Pelosi didn't. So we shouldn't be paying for that stuff.
29:30
Speaker 7: And down here. When I came home last night, Lindsey
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Speaker 7: Graham's sister was in a runoff with the Ralph Norman,
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Speaker 7: the second place winning nobody reached fifty percent. I don't
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Speaker 7: know why w R is reporting that she won her primary.
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Speaker 3: She didn't well check into it, but I think everybody
29:47
Speaker 3: else is reporting that. But we'll see, we'll see. He's
29:50
Speaker 3: not that pocket you have to hit. You're in South Carolina,
29:53
Speaker 3: right right, And Lindsey Graham is not as popular as
29:57
Speaker 3: we might believe in South Carolina.
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Speaker 7: So it's not not at all, and the sister's going
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Speaker 7: to be even less popular. Listen is still a red stake.
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Speaker 7: She's still gonna win if if she ends up winning
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Speaker 7: the primary against Ralph Norman, who's a career politician. Swamp
30:09
Speaker 7: monster down here. You know, it's between besides the inbreeding
30:13
Speaker 7: and all the backdoor policies down here and the politicians.
30:16
Speaker 7: This is old school Southern you know politics down here.
30:21
Speaker 7: No matter who runs, if they're read, they're going to
30:23
Speaker 7: win this state, all right. It's just the corruption that
30:26
Speaker 7: is unbelievable down here.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, Well, thanks for the insight. He is
30:31
Speaker 3: in South Carolina, Thanks for calling. Yeah. Does sometimes these
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Speaker 3: congress people it is a legitimate trip, like if they're
30:37
Speaker 3: going over to Ukraine to meet with Zolenski, that can
30:40
Speaker 3: be a legitimate government purpose, so taxpayers, I guess should
30:43
Speaker 3: pay for it, although I don't know. Can't you zoom
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Speaker 3: with the guy me you ever really have to go
30:49
Speaker 3: over there? And then a lot of these government trips
30:51
Speaker 3: they create a government purpose because they all want to
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Speaker 3: go to Paris or something, and these government you know,
30:57
Speaker 3: when a bunch of congressmen go on one of these, John,
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Speaker 3: it's very often it's a big military plane, and many
31:04
Speaker 3: times the congressman the military plane there is a bit
31:07
Speaker 3: of a cargo plane as well. Now, why would they
31:09
Speaker 3: need a cargo type plane. Well, because if they're going
31:13
Speaker 3: to visit the South Korea to talk with leaders in
31:16
Speaker 3: South Korea, and congressmen have told me this. Some are
31:19
Speaker 3: pretty honest and they don't like it. As they come
31:22
Speaker 3: back to the plane, they noticed the cargo hold is
31:24
Speaker 3: being loaded up with TVs, with washing machines, with Samsung
31:29
Speaker 3: stuff and LG and South Korean product because they're all
31:33
Speaker 3: gifts for the congressman and they'll bring them all back.
31:37
Speaker 3: Let's go to one more. Carl in Sayerville, New Jersey. Carl,
31:41
Speaker 3: how you doing, Hi?
31:42
Speaker 7: Mark?
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Speaker 9: You know, I got a kick out of Acastio. Courte's
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Speaker 9: going on these talk shows on like Sunday or on
31:50
Speaker 9: a weekend, and no one asks her how come she
31:53
Speaker 9: denied Amazon from going in her district to build a facility.
31:58
Speaker 9: No one asks her or anything about that.
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Speaker 3: Well, that's why they call it fake news because if
32:03
Speaker 3: you watch the networks, if you watch CNN, MSNBC, really
32:07
Speaker 3: not getting any real news because they'll never ask they'll
32:12
Speaker 3: leave out three quarters of the story. You're right, they
32:14
Speaker 3: won't ask certain questions. They'll never ask anything. You know,
32:18
Speaker 3: if the mom Donnie could do an interview, they'll never
32:20
Speaker 3: say to them, hey, what happened those free buses. You
32:22
Speaker 3: never came through with the free buses, and it's a problem.
32:27
Speaker 3: You know, again, meet the press, LSIID. They never asked
32:30
Speaker 3: him anything. A Cassio Cortes, she was on the Sunday
32:33
Speaker 3: Morning Show with Jonathan carl never asked her half the
32:37
Speaker 3: things she's supposed to ask her. So yeah, let me
32:40
Speaker 3: just point out it is true. Lindsey Graham's sister just
32:43
Speaker 3: advances to the next round. Nobody got over fifty percent.
32:47
Speaker 3: She will face Norman in a runoff, so she has
32:49
Speaker 3: not won the nomination yet. She will face him in
32:54
Speaker 3: a runoff. That's August twenty fifth, so there will be
32:58
Speaker 3: a runoff, but she has advanced to the next level. Hey,
33:01
Speaker 3: the other thing is Florida. You want you want a
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Speaker 3: new governor. You're losing Ron DeSantis because of term limits.
33:07
Speaker 3: He's been a great governor, but you need a replacement.
33:12
Speaker 3: That there is Byron Donalds, who'd be the best choice.
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Speaker 3: That primary is coming up next Tuesday. It'll be the
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Speaker 3: Florida governor primary. Now on the Republican side, he got
33:22
Speaker 3: like twelve candidates. Only a couple are really really have
33:26
Speaker 3: a shot. So keep an eye on that next week.
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33:41
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33:44
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33:55
Speaker 3: Simone Show on seven tenor well, not a bad day today,
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Speaker 3: looks like it's a very very very slight I got
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Speaker 3: ten percent chance of reverber. This should be a nice day,
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Speaker 3: a little less humid today, and then it gets better
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Speaker 3: and better every day of the week. It is a
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Speaker 3: slight chance of a thunderstorm tomorrow, but otherwise less humid
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Speaker 3: than a lot less humid on the weekend. Should be
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Speaker 3: a lot of sunshine, so it should be pretty nice.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 3: I don't forget. I start at nine o'clock now, it's
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Speaker 3: nine to noon every weekday. So if you still tune
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