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Wicked Radio 6-25: Start Spreadin' Da News - Take Advantage Of NYC's Coming Exodus · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Everybody else have this little tune, this little diddy stuck
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Speaker 1: in their heads this morning, stot spreading the news New
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Speaker 1: York City is doomed. I hate to I never want
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Speaker 1: to be the doom and gloom guy, but honestly, this
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Speaker 1: is a This is one of those stories with their
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Speaker 1: recent election. I know it's just a primary, but what
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Speaker 1: it means is the guy's gonna be mayor. Basically, that's
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Speaker 1: what this boils down to, with New York City electing
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Speaker 1: a self described socialist, some would say communist, anti semitic.
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Speaker 1: He's been in that, he's had citizenship for seven years,
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Speaker 1: he changes accents, he wants to basically decriminalize crime. And
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Speaker 1: yet people are gonna tell you New York City is
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Speaker 1: not doomed. But here's the other thing, And here's my
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Speaker 1: message to you today with the little live stream. It's
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Speaker 1: how you take advantage of it because things are going
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Speaker 1: to change. If you're thinking, well, that doesn't affect me,
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Speaker 1: oh no, yes it does, and it directly affects you
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Speaker 1: if you're like me and you're a transplant to one
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Speaker 1: of the Sunshine States, Arizona, Florida, whatever it is where
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Speaker 1: people are going to. Because I'm telling you the population
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Speaker 1: is changing. We got a little test run of this.
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Speaker 1: We got a Witmen sampler test of this during COVID.
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Speaker 1: We saw it in the southeast, from the Northeasterners moving
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Speaker 1: down here buying homes, sight unseen, waving inspections just to
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Speaker 1: get the hell out of that. We saw a little
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Speaker 1: bit of that. That was the test run. Times are different.
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Speaker 1: The population is moving and changing. Here's the question is
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Speaker 1: what I want to leave you with today. How can
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Speaker 1: you take advantage of it? The news is what it is.
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Speaker 1: It's just you can't control that. What we you and
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Speaker 1: I can control is how you can handle that, deal
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Speaker 1: with it more so, take it a step further, empower
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Speaker 1: yourself and take advantage of it. And there are ways
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Speaker 1: anyway we'll get to we'll get to that whole story too.
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Speaker 1: And also fake news over time. Did we destroy the
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Speaker 1: nuclear sites or not? I think it comes down to this.
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Speaker 1: It's a matter of who you believe unnamed source that
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Speaker 1: CNN and The New York Times teamed up together on
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Speaker 1: or Trump and the military officials saying that they're completely destroyed.
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Speaker 1: It's a choice. But we'll give you both anyway that
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Speaker 1: on so that you know that when we're on. Let's
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Speaker 1: get right down to it. The New York mayoral primary
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Speaker 1: happened last night, and if you're another part of the country,
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Speaker 1: you're thinking, I don't care, let them fall apart. Okay,
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Speaker 1: I totally get that sentiment. I understand I get it.
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Speaker 1: I get it. I don't live there either, But it
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Speaker 1: does affect you, and it does affect me, and it
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Speaker 1: affects everybody. There are eight million people plus in New
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Speaker 1: York City and a lot of them are going to leave.
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Speaker 1: You may be thinking, Bill, that's a little bit drastic,
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Speaker 1: isn't it. Is it? Because it's of particular importance where
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Speaker 1: I happen to live in Florida now because I saw it.
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Speaker 1: And if you're in Arizona or Texas, you saw what
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Speaker 1: California went through, right, and it's weird. This is one
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Speaker 1: of those themes this week. There's always some sort of
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Speaker 1: a theme that runs through the news daily every single week.
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Speaker 1: It's a different one. This one seems to be you
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Speaker 1: don't like where you are, where things are going, All
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Speaker 1: the signs are there. Now you have the ability to move,
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Speaker 1: and you're thinking it's not that easy. Yeah, but people
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Speaker 1: are doing it and it may be happening anyway. So
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Speaker 1: here's what we know about this guy. So it's the
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Speaker 1: New York City Democratic mayoral primary last night, which basically
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Speaker 1: means that's who's going to be there, because I think
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Speaker 1: it's who is the god, who was a Bloomberg? Who
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Speaker 1: is the lead? Anyway, whoever wins the Democratic primary, most
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Speaker 1: likely betting odds are that's going to be New York
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Speaker 1: City mayor later on in the big election. Let's talk
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Speaker 1: about Zorhan Mamdani been a citizen for seven years. He
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Speaker 1: is Muslim. He is a self described socialist. Most of
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Speaker 1: the political insiders and the people that actually get paid
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Speaker 1: for a living to talk about this stuff. Say, he's
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Speaker 1: an avowed absolute, complete total communist. Some of his policies.
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Speaker 1: One of the recent ones, one of the latest ones
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Speaker 1: that he said right before the election, the primary election,
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Speaker 1: was he wants government controlled grocery stores for price fixing
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Speaker 1: to be able to do that, so that would be
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Speaker 1: they would be all government controlled. There's one thing he's
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Speaker 1: very much in favor of cash bail. So that means
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Speaker 1: if you thought the crime was bad in New York
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Speaker 1: City right now, it's about to get ten times worse.
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Speaker 1: Your criminalization for prostitution, pot crimes as well, which is
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Speaker 1: pretty much happening there. If you've been in New York
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Speaker 1: City recently, it smells like a giant pot cloud, like
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Speaker 1: skunk weed. That's basically where it is right now. And
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Speaker 1: he's not afraid of causing a ruckus. Let's put it
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Speaker 1: that way. A couple of months ago, and it was funny.
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Speaker 1: I was in New York, remember, I was going through
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Speaker 1: that whole thing with my daughter surgery. I was in
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Speaker 1: New York when this happened. Tom Holman came to New
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Speaker 1: York City talking about the immigration situation and deportation and
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Speaker 1: Zorhan the future mayor of New York City, started the
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Speaker 1: protest to get in his face and talk about it.
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Speaker 1: Sounds great, sounds just absolutely awesome. Here's Tom Holman and
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Speaker 1: Ice trying to clean up get the actual criminals off
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Speaker 1: the streets of Manhattan, and he's protesting it. Okay. Now,
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Speaker 1: he's been called an anti semi by many, many people,
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Speaker 1: mostly the Jewish community, a lot of people in the
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Speaker 1: media as well. Is that true? Well, there are past
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Speaker 1: statements that actually would would lead to that. And then
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Speaker 1: somebody in a New York City A lot of these
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Speaker 1: media interviews came from New York City media itself leading
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Speaker 1: up to the primary election here, and one of them
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Speaker 1: asked him if Benjamin nettan Yao, who had come to town. Now,
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Speaker 1: the town we're talking about is New York City. It
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Speaker 1: houses the UN. Okay, international business, international affairs. This interviewer,
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Speaker 1: which is a great question, asked the uh Mamdani character,
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Speaker 1: if nettan Yao, who had come to Manhattan, had come
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Speaker 1: to New York City, how would he be welcomed? Well,
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Speaker 1: according to this guy, he'd be in handcuffed.
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Speaker 2: And Maya Mumdani. Would he welcome? Prime Minister Netanyahu to
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Speaker 2: New York City for the for whatever he comes for.
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Speaker 2: Given the US as not the signature to the ICC,
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Speaker 2: so he can travel to the US unlike a lot
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Speaker 2: of other countries would a mahamum, donni welcome Benjamin to
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Speaker 2: the city. No, as mayor, New York City would arrest
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Speaker 2: Benjamin netanyah who this is a city that our values
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Speaker 2: are in line with international.
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Speaker 1: Laws right now. That's not going to happen, obviously, but
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Speaker 1: that's what he's thinking. He said it in an interview
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Speaker 1: like actually ran on this, No, we'd arrest Benjamin that. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: we depressed the prime mister of is review again the
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Speaker 1: city that has the UN and international business. Okay, whatever,
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Speaker 1: That's one thing, all right, that's another thing. Here's what
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Speaker 1: this is? What I don't know. This just bothers me
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Speaker 1: as a communicator. Here's what I think is the most
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Speaker 1: egregious aspect of this guy's character. And good for whatever
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Speaker 1: this is from a couple of months ago, good for
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Speaker 1: whatever reporter discovered this. Now the guy is uh. I
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Speaker 1: think he tried a rap career or something, and then
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Speaker 1: he became a state representative and you know, a community organizer.
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Speaker 1: Whatever the hell is that is so there's a lot
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Speaker 1: of media on this Mamdani character. Right, there's a lot
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Speaker 1: of past interviews. I don't know who asked him this question,
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Speaker 1: but they put together a piece on his fake accents.
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Speaker 1: Like I said, this is not being a New York
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Speaker 1: City resident. I look at this from Afar and I say,
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Speaker 1: that might be the most egregious thing at all. You
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Speaker 1: can't trust anybody that puts on a different accent according
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Speaker 1: to who they're speaking to. Right, We saw that with Kamala.
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Speaker 1: We see with AOC all the time. This was a
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Speaker 1: great question from a local news agency talking about his
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Speaker 1: fake accents, and they actually played.
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Speaker 3: Some objective trust. And you've adopted different speaking accents in
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Speaker 3: different scenarios.
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Speaker 2: But they go to their local bodega.
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Speaker 4: Is there one that's real and one that's affected?
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Speaker 5: What I would say is, as any immigrant knows, having
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Speaker 5: been born in Kompala, Uganda and then raised in South
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Speaker 5: Africa and moving here when I'm seven years old, is
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Speaker 5: there different parts of my life? Well?
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Speaker 2: Do I joy?
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Speaker 3: Is it well? Do I joy?
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Speaker 2: Is it well?
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Speaker 3: Do im?
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Speaker 4: Donny was talking?
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Speaker 1: That was him. You heard his Americanized political accent. You
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Speaker 1: heard his I think he was trying to take on
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Speaker 1: like an Indian bodega accent, and then at the end
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Speaker 1: was his Arabic American accent. Whatever. I don't trust people
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Speaker 1: like that, I just I just don't. But New York
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Speaker 1: City's voters do. Now here's the part I want to
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Speaker 1: get to why it affects all of us, no matter
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Speaker 1: where you live in the country. It just does because,
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Speaker 1: like I said in the introduction, the country's population is moving.
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Speaker 1: We got it's changing, it's shifting. It just happened every
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Speaker 1: once in a while, happens every hundred years or so
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Speaker 1: in our country, in every country, and things like this
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Speaker 1: are causing the population shift. Again. We got a little
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Speaker 1: bit of a sample. We got a little taste of that.
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Speaker 1: In COVID. People got out of the blue cities, the
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Speaker 1: lockdown states that the ones that clamped down in your freedom,
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Speaker 1: and they went to Arizona, Texas, Utah, even Florida. For sure.
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Speaker 1: I can speak to that personally. I saw it. I
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Speaker 1: saw it directly, all the New Yorkers that came here
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Speaker 1: buying houses. This is the God's honest true I'm not
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Speaker 1: lying to you. No fingers crossed here. They were buying
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Speaker 1: houses where I am in South Florida, double over asking price,
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Speaker 1: waving inspections, waving anything else and just buying houses sight
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Speaker 1: unseen to get out of New York and buy and
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Speaker 1: buy homes here. No what sure, you know, attrition is
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Speaker 1: a thing. Some of them went back obviously, but it happened,
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Speaker 1: and it showed that little taste of it, that little
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Speaker 1: Whitman sampler of people moving out of blue areas, blue
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Speaker 1: states and blue cities show that it can be done,
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Speaker 1: and it will be done. After this, there will be
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Speaker 1: an exodus, There's no doubt. Two days ago. The guy
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Speaker 1: that said it, that knows better than anybody is ironically
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Speaker 1: Florida Governor Ron de Santis, who said, get ready, get
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Speaker 1: ready for Florida because your housing prices are going to
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Speaker 1: go through the roof because of people escape in New
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Speaker 1: York City. And you know what, I've lived through this,
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Speaker 1: still living through it now. He is exactly one hundred
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Speaker 1: percent correct.
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Speaker 5: If this socialist mayor candidate wins in New York City,
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Speaker 5: you're gonna see real estate value skyrocket even more in
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Speaker 5: Palm Beach because people are gonna get out of that city.
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Speaker 5: As bad as the Blasio was, this guy is like
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Speaker 5: gonna be way way worse. He doesn't think that you
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Speaker 5: should have law enforcement in dangerous parts of the city,
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Speaker 5: that you should send in social workers.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's another thing. That's another thing. On the crime aspect.
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Speaker 1: I think we pretty much laid out the argument of
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Speaker 1: why this guy is a disaster and they voted for
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Speaker 1: him anyway. But there you go. But let's take it
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Speaker 1: a step beyond. It is what it is, you and
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Speaker 1: I and everybody else listening and watching. We can't control
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Speaker 1: all of the news that happens. My whole mission. The
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Speaker 1: real reason why I do this is to talk about
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Speaker 1: the news. Okay, reframe it, change your mindset. Now take
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Speaker 1: advantage of it and what's happening. Read the tea leaves,
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Speaker 1: the societal changes. Read how people are, how people are reacting,
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Speaker 1: and take advantage of it. So what can you and
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Speaker 1: I and everybody else do now to take advantage of
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Speaker 1: this situation if you have the means and you do well.
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Speaker 1: First of all, if you're in that area, I would
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Speaker 1: get out. I just would. I mean, honestly, I said
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Speaker 1: this two days ago about Los Angeles and the Tea
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Speaker 1: leaves there, about how they're handling the situation on everything.
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Speaker 1: For the past few months about immigration, the fires, everything,
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Speaker 1: Just get out. I I would get out of New
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Speaker 1: York too. But if that's not you, how else can
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Speaker 1: you take advantage of this? You're just somebody that lives
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Speaker 1: in the middle of Ohio somewhere. Well, where are the
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Speaker 1: investments going to? Where are the good investments now that
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Speaker 1: we know for a fact, proven we've seen it that
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Speaker 1: this is happening. Florida, Arizona, Texas, other states, middle of
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Speaker 1: the country, Montana, these are where the investments are. So
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Speaker 1: or if you were an invest in housing, let's just say,
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Speaker 1: I don't take my investment advice, just throwing this out
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Speaker 1: as an example. If you were to invest in housing
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Speaker 1: or condos or anything else like there that you we'd
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Speaker 1: like to rent out or potentially flip down the road,
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Speaker 1: you think that'd be a good investment. With massive portions
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Speaker 1: of the country moving to these areas, yeah, I think so.
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Speaker 1: But the key is understanding exactly where we are in
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Speaker 1: that stuff and taking advantage of it, because trust me
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Speaker 1: on trust me when I tell you the population is moving.
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Speaker 1: It's I laughed out loud when Dessanta said specifically Palm
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Speaker 1: Beach County, it's like live in it that's what it is.
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Speaker 1: But as long as you're aware of that, you can win.
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Speaker 1: All Right. This is the other thing. We'll wrap up
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Speaker 1: with this because I got to get out here a
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Speaker 1: little bit early today. I'm programming. Note I'm getting a
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Speaker 1: new roof, so it's gonna sound like World War three
12:53
Speaker 1: itself like in here pretty soon. So I got to
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Speaker 1: cut this out before this actually happens. But another big
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Speaker 1: part of the news yesterday was, oh, the fight back
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Speaker 1: and forth the fake news media team, the rare team
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Speaker 1: up CNN and New York Times coming together for a
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Speaker 1: story yesterday. So you know that that's fake news. Well,
13:09
Speaker 1: they wanted to say, and they wanted to disparage that
13:11
Speaker 1: the bombing mission in a ran to take out the
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Speaker 1: nuke sites didn't work. They only set them back a
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Speaker 1: little bit. Didn't work. The problem was it was from
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Speaker 1: an unnamed source at a low level leak apparently completely
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Speaker 1: completely debunked by the administration. But it comes down to
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Speaker 1: who you believe, right, Well, here's the CNN report.
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Speaker 4: Based on a battle damage assessment that was carried out
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Speaker 4: by US Central Command, essentially looking at the images and
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Speaker 4: looking at what was actually damaged. The Defense Intelligence Agency
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Speaker 4: has assessed that the core components of Iran's nuclear program
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Speaker 4: are largely intact, and that Iran's nuclear program has essentially
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Speaker 4: only been set back by months.
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Speaker 1: The main reporter they had on the scene was the
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Speaker 1: main reporter that broke the story that the Hunter laptop
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Speaker 1: wasn't real. Keep that in mind. Also, the unnamed source
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Speaker 1: that it came from is apparently a low level intelligence person.
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Speaker 1: I don't mean like, you know, maybe stupid, I don't know,
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Speaker 1: but I mean from low level in the intelligence community. Okay,
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Speaker 1: take that into effect. Trump of course responded to this directly,
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Speaker 1: as did the White House, with an official statement. But
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Speaker 1: here's what he means.
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Speaker 3: So CNN fake it is going, Well, maybe it wasn't
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Speaker 3: a perfect hit. It was perfect, they said, maybe it
14:21
Speaker 3: did destroy it. We agree it did destroy it, but
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Speaker 3: maybe it could have destroyed it more. No, no, it
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Speaker 3: couldn't have destroyed it more. Everyone hit. And it's very
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Speaker 3: disrespectful to those great geniuses and Matris that flew those planes.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a point too. It kind of puts down
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Speaker 1: their effort, which was absolutely incredible. No matter how you
14:40
Speaker 1: look at this either way. So this comes down to
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Speaker 1: a choice. What do you trust is CNN teaming up
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Speaker 1: with The New York Times trustworthy or did you take
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Speaker 1: it from the White House with intelligence officials who actually
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Speaker 1: will report on this, a report on the damage. It's
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Speaker 1: a choice, all right, I gotta get out of here.
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Speaker 1: I'm out of material. I got to see how my
14:57
Speaker 1: new roof is coming along. You might hear that noise
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Speaker 1: here over the next time, So let's talk about it,
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Speaker 1: all right. The takeaway. Can't control what happens in different areas,
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Speaker 1: different cities of the country where you don't live, but
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Speaker 1: you can take advantage of the after effects, and you
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Speaker 1: know the population is shifting investment opportunity. Look at this
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Speaker 1: kind of stuff as an opportunity. You have to. That's
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Speaker 1: all you can do, and you can win, as depressing
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Speaker 1: as it is to see that kind of stuff. And
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Speaker 1: the other one is believe what you believe. All the
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Speaker 1: information's out there now comes the international affairs, unnamed sources,
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Speaker 1: or what's coming from the White House. Huh. It's a choice.
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Speaker 1: More importantly, don't take any crap from anybody. It's Wednesday, already,
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