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Hour 1: Should you worry about AI? · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Live from the w R Life back studios. They'll mark
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Speaker 1: some own show.
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Speaker 2: Hey, it's another beautiful day to day. We got a
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Speaker 2: lot to get to. We'll get to the Knicks last night.
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Speaker 2: We'll get to California. We'll get to that Scott Pelley,
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Speaker 2: the most pompous man ever in a world. We'll get
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Speaker 2: to we'll get the crazy mom Johnny, and we'll get
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Speaker 2: to President Trump and Iran and a whole lot more
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Speaker 2: the President at the next game last night. Now, of
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Speaker 2: course the Knicks lost, So of course everybody who's a
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Speaker 2: Trump hater, every Trump arrangement syndrome, person blaming Trump, he
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Speaker 2: jinxed it.
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Speaker 3: He ll.
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Speaker 2: Listen, they were bound to lose a game somewhere. I mean,
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Speaker 2: you're getting pretty cocky if you think they have to
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Speaker 2: sweep and we just win the championship. That's all you
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Speaker 2: gotta do. Also, it's good for New York if they
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Speaker 2: if they stretch us out one more game, because we
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Speaker 2: make ninety two million dollars in revenue every time there's
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Speaker 2: another game. That's how many people come in spend money, hotels, restaurants,
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Speaker 2: all sorts of stuff. So it's an extra ninety two
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Speaker 2: million for the city. Now, these crazy Trump haters, and
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Speaker 2: I love always listening to the really dumb ones, you know,
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Speaker 2: the Hakeem Jeffries IQ eighty five ninety maybe eighty five
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Speaker 2: from eighty eighty five, maybe Hakeem Jefferies. Who is this
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Speaker 2: guy who talks like a robot, A big Trump paters,
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Speaker 2: just filled with Trump hatred, so upset that Trump came
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Speaker 2: in to see the game.
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Speaker 4: Does this guy even know the difference between Carl Rove
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Speaker 4: and Karl Anthony Towns.
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Speaker 2: I don't think so.
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Speaker 5: He's just injecting himself.
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Speaker 4: Into the NBA finals because he always has to bring
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Speaker 4: the MAGA circus in to town.
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Speaker 2: He's not a bright guy. He's kind of stupid, and
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Speaker 2: he just repeats and he you know, they come up
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Speaker 2: with these dumb talking points and they throw them out
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Speaker 2: there and some don't work and backfire and some work,
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Speaker 2: and but this moron keeps repeating them all he doesn't
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Speaker 2: realize some of them didn't work. Kathy Hockel tried that day.
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Speaker 2: He's not a Knicks fan. I'll bet he can't name
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Speaker 2: one player. Hokeel tried that and then immediately all over
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Speaker 2: the internet people put up thousands of pictures of Trump
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Speaker 2: at every every two seconds at a Nick game through
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Speaker 2: the years. Here's a picture of always sitting in the
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Speaker 2: front row. He said a million Nick games, big Knicks fan,
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Speaker 2: put the Knicks on the apprentice, huge Knicks fan, always
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Speaker 2: has been. But again, Hakeem Jeffery's very slow. He doesn't
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Speaker 2: know that that talking point bombed and backfired, so he's
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Speaker 2: going to repeat it and then he puts it in
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Speaker 2: these dumb questions.
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Speaker 4: Does this guy even know the difference between Karl Rove
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Speaker 4: and Karl Anthony Towns.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Karl Anthony Towns is a winner. Is a big difference,
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Speaker 2: big difference there. Unlike Rove who want to race in
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Speaker 2: Texas about thirty forty years ago or something. So it's driving.
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Speaker 2: It was worth him coming in just to upset these democrats.
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Speaker 2: Listen to the now. This guy's not dumb, but he's
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Speaker 2: so dirty and sleazy, Chuck Schumer.
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Speaker 6: Midtown has to shut down. Bars near the garden are
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Speaker 6: about to take a huge night on what should be there.
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Speaker 2: You're trying to convince you that Trump coming in is harmful.
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Speaker 2: It's a disaster. It's costing everybody business and money.
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Speaker 6: Midtown has to shut down. Bars near the Garden are
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Speaker 6: about to take a huge night on what should be
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Speaker 6: their biggest a huge hit on what should be their
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Speaker 6: biggest night of the year, and free watch parties near
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Speaker 6: the arena have been canceled because Trump can't bear letting
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Speaker 6: anyone else be the center of attention for one night.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. He went up in the owner's
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Speaker 2: suite and he certainly didn't try to get any attention.
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Speaker 2: He was quiet all night. He did at halftime come
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Speaker 2: down to the court and walk around the court in
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Speaker 2: a fenced off area. But Schumer, you know, it's okay.
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Speaker 2: You got to excuse Jeffries. He's a moron, He's an imbecile.
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Speaker 2: But Schumer has half a brain. You think he could
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Speaker 2: come up with better stuff. So they did move the
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Speaker 2: watch party, the one usually outside the garden. They moved
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Speaker 2: it to Bryant Park, which is not a bad thing.
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Speaker 2: It's much more beautiful at Bryant Park, although the garden
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Speaker 2: looks pretty good lit up an orange and blue. But
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Speaker 2: the watch party at Bryant Park turned into a nightmare
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Speaker 2: at the end, with violence and rioting. And I don't
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Speaker 2: know if you call it riot, well you can call
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Speaker 2: it rioting. They called out the riot squad at the end,
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Speaker 2: but fans beating up anybody had a spurs, hat or
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Speaker 2: jersey on. It was absolutely out of control, lots of arrests.
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Speaker 2: You may have seen the video that woman jumps on
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Speaker 2: top of a police car, putting dents all over it.
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Speaker 2: So a lot of people think, Mom, Donnie, well, we
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Speaker 2: know he's crazy, but some people think he's even more
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Speaker 2: crazy because he wants to do for the World Cup
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Speaker 2: a watch party at the Woman Rink with fifty thousand people.
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Speaker 2: Fifty thousand people, this is a recipe for total disaster.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. I mean, I guess the police commissioner
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Speaker 2: can't can't change his mind, but this is going to
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Speaker 2: be a logistical nightmare. It's going to be a total disaster.
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Speaker 2: You remember the Diana Ross concert at the Great Lawn,
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Speaker 2: same thing. Hey, actually I made a little mistake there.
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Speaker 2: The watch party last night was Wolman Rink. You can't
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Speaker 2: put fifty thousand people there. This fifty thousand person watch
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Speaker 2: party four the World Cup would be on the Great Lawn.
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Speaker 2: That's where the Diana Ross concert. Remember that ended up
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Speaker 2: with gangs beating up everybody. It was just terrible violence.
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Speaker 2: Then they spread out into the Upper West Side and
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Speaker 2: the East Side, wreaking havoc at violence everywhere. So this
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Speaker 2: is a horrible idea. You're gonna have to get tickets
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Speaker 2: with a lottery.
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Speaker 6: That's something I purchased directly, right, I.
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Speaker 2: Know that's another cut, but it's a recipe for disaster.
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Speaker 2: Hopefully somebody can stop them. This World Cup, it's going
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Speaker 2: to be a nightmare for New York. It's gonna be
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Speaker 2: They say it's going to be like having a Super
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Speaker 2: Bowl every night in New York for like twenty nights
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Speaker 2: in a row. But one thing about soccer, the fans
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Speaker 2: go crazy. The soccer fans are more violent. You always
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Speaker 2: have hooligans in Scotland. You got riots here. So this
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Speaker 2: is going to be a dangerous time in New York,
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Speaker 2: this World Cup. Hopefully there's enough security. Yeah, Mom, Donnie
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Speaker 2: was at the game last night. He claims he bought
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Speaker 2: a ticket.
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Speaker 7: That's something I purchased directly from the Mansion Square garden.
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Speaker 7: Close to one thousand dollars was the price of it.
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Speaker 3: And standing remote is just a section that I'll be
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Speaker 3: standing in.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's actually quite a feat. Actually the first time
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Speaker 2: a politician actually paid for anything. But he claims he
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Speaker 2: paid for the ticket. So President Trump was there when
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Speaker 2: the camera came on him and you could see it
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Speaker 2: on the big screen. Half the audience cheered, half the
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Speaker 2: audience booed. Now and as Trump said, well, it's a
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Speaker 2: lot of left wing you know, people at the at
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Speaker 2: the NBA. But got to remember some people might have
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Speaker 2: bued because they couldn't get into the game. It took
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Speaker 2: hours of waiting in line. It was very difficult to
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Speaker 2: get into the game. People told me they were just
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Speaker 2: stuck in line for hours. It was like the worst
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Speaker 2: TSA line you can imagine. So that might have been
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Speaker 2: some of the booming there. We'll get to we'll get
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Speaker 2: to Tom Holman and Ice. This is going to be
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Speaker 2: quite a fight California. Looks like the two wacko left
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Speaker 2: wing kooks will be the runoff and we'll run against
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Speaker 2: each other. Nobody, nobody in the right mind, thinks this
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Speaker 2: voting was legitimate. Because there's a woman, whatever her name is,
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Speaker 2: the left wing nutjob, kook socialist, who was so far behind,
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Speaker 2: she got so few votes in the election when everybody
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Speaker 2: came to vote. Now they go to these mail in
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Speaker 2: votes and suddenly she's surging she's getting all the votes.
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Speaker 2: It's statistically impossible. It makes absolutely no sense. California, it
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Speaker 2: looks like total fraud because they can't count the votes.
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Speaker 2: It's how many days later they keep claiming it'll take
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Speaker 2: thirty five days to count all the votes. That makes
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Speaker 2: absolutely no sense. India has six hundred thousand people, six
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Speaker 2: hundred million people. They count the votes overnight. It looks
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Speaker 2: like total fraud.
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Speaker 3: President Trump, they voted five days ago, and nobody has
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Speaker 3: any idea where the votes are. What's gonna happen, and
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Speaker 3: we don't want that. We're not gonna allow that to
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Speaker 3: happen to a nation.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what he can do, but he's got
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Speaker 2: the DOJ. Lawyer's there on the ground. But everybody thinks.
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Speaker 2: Everybody in their right mind thinks it's just a totally
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Speaker 2: rigged election.
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Speaker 8: They are counting votes weeks after the election. We have
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Speaker 8: entire nations with huge populations like India that can count
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Speaker 8: their votes in twenty four to four, Like the President,
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Speaker 8: I'm not saying it's rigged. I'm saying it stinks to
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Speaker 8: high heaven and everybody knows that.
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Speaker 9: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Well, now let's turn to the genius, the most brilliant
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Speaker 2: man on Earth, Hakeem Jefferies.
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Speaker 5: There is no election fraud in California. Donald Trump is
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Speaker 5: making it up. He can't point to a shred of
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Speaker 5: evidence to prove his point. This is all a conspiracy
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Speaker 5: theory because Donald Trump knows in November he's going down
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Speaker 5: in flames electorally and Republicans are about to lose the House.
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Speaker 2: That's good, that's good to hear. Because this guy, this
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Speaker 2: Hakim Jefferies, is so dumb. He's like a reverse barometer.
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Speaker 2: Anything he says the opposite happens. So whatever he predicts,
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Speaker 2: you always get the opposite. Now. I love how they
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Speaker 2: say there's no evidence Donald Trump has no evidence that
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Speaker 2: there's any for well, Hakeem Jefferies has absolutely no evidence
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Speaker 2: that there isn't whatsoever. He can't produce a shred of
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Speaker 2: evidence to defend these crazy, ridiculous results that are coming out. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: so Kathy Hochel, you know, announces this is going to
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Speaker 2: be a total sanctuary state. She orders absolutely no cooperation
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Speaker 2: with Ice iceer law enforcement officials when they come into
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Speaker 2: New York. Our law enforcement is supposed to turn their
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Speaker 2: back and not cooperate at all. Absolutely ridiculous you know,
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Speaker 2: if you arrest an the illegal an illegal immigrant who's
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Speaker 2: got a committed a bunch of crimes, you put him
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Speaker 2: in jail, You cooperate with ICE. In jail, you turn
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Speaker 2: the guy over, They come to the prison pick him up.
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Speaker 2: It's orderly. Now if they got to pick him up
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Speaker 2: out in the street, instead of a couple of guys
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Speaker 2: to go get him, they got to send twenty guys
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Speaker 2: to go get him. So they're going to need a
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Speaker 2: lot more officers. In Homans announced he will send the
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Speaker 2: biggest amount of ICE agents ever to New York.
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Speaker 10: I told her it is safer for the community, is
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Speaker 10: safer for the officers, is safer for the anilaens to
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Speaker 10: have these cooperations with the jails. She signed the legislation anyways,
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Speaker 10: So I made her a promise. You're going to see
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Speaker 10: more ICE agents you ever seen in New York City.
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Speaker 10: And it's coming. I just reviewed an operational plan. I'm
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Speaker 10: not going to tell you exactly when is going to happen,
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Speaker 10: but is coming.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, So you're going to see the biggest surge of
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Speaker 2: ICE ever in the history of the world right here
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Speaker 2: in New York. He's going to send so many agents
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Speaker 2: Hockel blasted the move, saying it's disgusting, it's terrible, it's awful.
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Speaker 2: He in factually claims that Hochel claims that Trump explicitly
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Speaker 2: told her in a face to face meeting he would
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Speaker 2: not deploy federal agents to the Big Apple unless she asked.
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Speaker 2: I don't think he said that at all. I think
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Speaker 2: she's lying. He may have said that about National Guard
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Speaker 2: or something like that, but obviously he wouldn't say that
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Speaker 2: about Ice. Ever. Hey, in Iran, a helicopter crashed overnight.
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Speaker 2: Both pilots rescued. They haven't actually said whether. I don't think.
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Speaker 2: We don't know that it was shot down. It just
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Speaker 2: crashed for whatever reason. But they've recovered the pilots, so
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Speaker 2: everything is good. President Trump says we're close, close through
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Speaker 2: a deal. Democrats of course, screaming. He've been saying that
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Speaker 2: for four weeks. Yeah, well, that's not a lot of time.
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Speaker 2: If this were Obama or Biden, they would have given
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Speaker 2: him a year before they even said a word. It's
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Speaker 2: just a few weeks. Oil is down, dropping down eighty
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Speaker 2: seven dollars a barrel. That's not bad. That's way below
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Speaker 2: Biden prices. One thing keeping oil from going down even
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Speaker 2: more is apparently a lot of nations have decided they
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Speaker 2: should stockpile massive reserves of oil. You know, we have
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Speaker 2: our emergency supply and every other nation does. But apparently
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Speaker 2: the every other nation, especially Europe where they were depending
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Speaker 2: on the Straits or hor Moose, they want to make
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Speaker 2: sure they have a huge, huge, huge stockpile. Look at
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Speaker 2: this Schumer's on TV and he looks so ridiculous with
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Speaker 2: the big mister magoo glasses. And now he's wearing a
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Speaker 2: Knicks hat. He's wearing a Knicks hat. Now again, you
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Speaker 2: could see thousands of pictures of Trump at Knicks games
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Speaker 2: every year forever, sitting at the court side of the
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Speaker 2: Knicks games. Chuck Schumer has never been to a Knicks game.
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Speaker 2: He doesn't even know what sport it is. He has
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Speaker 2: no idea any of the Knicks. And look at the
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Speaker 2: hat he's got, like one of those really cheap, crummy,
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Speaker 2: stupid two dollars hats instead of a real He couldn't
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Speaker 2: even get himself a real Knicks hat. You can go
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Speaker 2: buy them all over New York right now. Hey, Billy Joel,
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Speaker 2: you know the King of Madison Square Garden, he had
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Speaker 2: a message for the Knicks last night.
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Speaker 11: Knicks, a lot of magic happened in this building for
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Speaker 11: many years, but now it's your turn. Bring the championship
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Speaker 11: back with the greatest city in the world, New York.
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Speaker 2: Go for it, all right, not the greatest production, but
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Speaker 2: it's very good. So yeah, the Knicks will be playing
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Speaker 2: tomorrow night at the Garden, and if they win it's
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Speaker 2: three to one. The series returns to San Antonio. So
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Speaker 2: if they win the fourth game and the championship, it'll
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Speaker 2: take place in San Antonio, which might be better riot wise.
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Speaker 2: Who knows what's going to happen here in New York
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Speaker 2: when they win. But the next game will be Wednesday.
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Speaker 2: The President will not be there, so it'll be a
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Speaker 2: lot easier getting around. You won't have the traffic nightmare
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Speaker 2: that we had last night. Hey, you know Friday, SpaceX
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Speaker 2: the IPO debuts. They've set the price at one hundred
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Speaker 2: and thirty five dollars, which is very high, but you
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Speaker 2: won't be able to get it for one hundred and
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Speaker 2: thirty five. That's going to be pre market. Only insiders
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Speaker 2: will get that price. Institutions that are going to You've
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Speaker 2: got to arrange with somebody to get you the ipo.
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Speaker 2: Get you in there before the bell, and they'll get
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Speaker 2: one hundred and thirty five. As soon as it opens,
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Speaker 2: the price will go nuts. You make if you try
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Speaker 2: to buy it on the market after the bell opens,
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Speaker 2: you're going to be paying what it could be two hundred,
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Speaker 2: it could be five hundred, it could be twelve hundred.
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Speaker 2: Who knows, it's going to go absolutely crazy. That was
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Speaker 2: one reason for the sell off on Friday in the
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Speaker 2: chip sector. A lot of people freeing up money for
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Speaker 2: this IPO, taking the profits on the well many of
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Speaker 2: those chip companies. We're up four thousand percent. Good time
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Speaker 2: to cash out, get your money freed up to go
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Speaker 2: into this IPO on Friday. Hey, we'll take some calls. Next.
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Speaker 2: Eight hundred three to two one zero seven ten is
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Speaker 2: the number. Eight hundred three two one zero seven.
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Speaker 2: Let's take some college. Eight hundred three two one zero
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Speaker 2: seven ten is number. Let's go to Dave in Chicago. Dave,
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Speaker 2: how you doing?
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Speaker 3: Good morning, Mark I'm doing very well. Thank you, Mark.
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Speaker 3: After the next game.
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Speaker 12: Last night on ABC seven, I was watching the news
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Speaker 12: and they had a report that said former Chicago Mayor
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Speaker 12: Ron Emmanuel is thinking of running for president and he's
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Speaker 12: on a bicycle tour.
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Speaker 13: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: I can swear I saw him sitting there at courtside.
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Speaker 2: It's a guy that looked like him. I don't know
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Speaker 2: if it was him, but yeah, a bicycle tour is
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Speaker 2: perfect for him. Well, yeah, listen, we love Chicago, but
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Speaker 2: you guys send us the worst politicians. You come up
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Speaker 2: with the worst mayors and the worst governors. But thanks
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Speaker 2: for calling. H You know, there were a lot of
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Speaker 2: celebrities courtside. You know this. ABC was careful not to
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Speaker 2: show Donald Trump one. You know, he's the President United States.
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Speaker 2: He's there. You gotta cut to him once in a
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Speaker 2: while during the national anthem, maybe once or twice. They quickly,
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Speaker 2: you know, put a shot at him. But Ben Stiller,
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Speaker 2: Larry David, Spike Lee, every two seconds they were showing them.
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Speaker 2: They just kept showing Larry David, They just kept showing
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Speaker 2: Spike Lee. They just got who else. I was watching
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Speaker 2: the front row there look like Tina Fay, Tracy Morgan.
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Speaker 2: Who else did I see If Bob Kraft was sitting
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Speaker 2: there was either Howard Lutnik or a guy that looks
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Speaker 2: just like him, and he was wearing a suit and tie,
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Speaker 2: so it's probably was probably Howard Lutnick. Who else did
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Speaker 2: I see there?
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Speaker 9: Oh?
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Speaker 2: Of course Timothy Shalomey was there. They kept showing them.
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Speaker 2: They were careful not to show too much Trump. Let's
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Speaker 2: go to Rob in Long Island. Rob, how you doing?
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Speaker 9: Mark?
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Speaker 13: Good morning.
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Speaker 7: It came to my attention this fellow Platners receiving forty
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Speaker 7: eight dollars a month of disability for Hernie at a
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Speaker 7: disk shoulder problems BTSD. Yeah, he's claiming he's annoise farmer.
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Speaker 7: I'm out Long Island. I have I had a client
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Speaker 7: that's an oyster farm out here. It's very hard work.
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Speaker 7: And if you went to court trying to sue in
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Speaker 7: a car action for those kind of injuries and being
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Speaker 7: able to say that you're working at an oyster farmer,
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Speaker 7: it's very insulting from you.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well he's actually he's actually not an oyster farmer.
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Speaker 2: He had one time, for like two days did some
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Speaker 2: oysters running around a.
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Speaker 7: Bar with his shirt off and he's sending selfies in towels,
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Speaker 7: and it's to seem like he's got PTSD or needs
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Speaker 7: forty dollars a month on taxpayers.
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Speaker 2: No, you're absolutely right now. But he made up this
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Speaker 2: whole oyster farmer's story. His mother has a seafood restaurant,
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Speaker 2: so for like two days he went and dug up
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Speaker 2: some oysters for her restaurant. That was the extent of
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Speaker 2: his business. Let's go to Rich and Myrtle Beach Rich,
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Speaker 2: how you doing.
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Speaker 9: Hey, thanks book. Yeah, it looked like Bloomberg almost got
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Speaker 9: run over last night. Yeah, Bloomberg there almost broke a hip.
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Speaker 9: You know. But you know, if you look at the
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Speaker 9: the cheating going on in California when Harris went attorney general,
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Speaker 9: the same thing happened. If you have these two grafts
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Speaker 9: going up, there was almost a ninety degree turn that
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Speaker 9: went straight up to get house selected. But it's like
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Speaker 9: three times that for this mayor race out there.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's statistically impossible. So whoever's way ahead in
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Speaker 2: the voting, then they go to the mail ends that
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Speaker 2: person gets no votes in the loser. All of a sudden,
19:21
Speaker 2: there's surging at ninety percents. It's statistically impossible. It's absolutely ridiculous.
19:26
Speaker 2: Ye I forgot Bloomberg was in the front row and
19:28
Speaker 2: a one time, at one moment, a player crashed into
19:30
Speaker 2: and almost knocked him down, and I noticed a lot
19:33
Speaker 2: of garden officials ran over to make sure he was okay.
19:37
Speaker 2: He was fine, he wasn't hurt. You gotta be nuts
19:39
Speaker 2: to want to sit in the front row. You know,
19:42
Speaker 2: I'm looking where Trump's sitting, big leather chair. It seems
19:46
Speaker 2: so comfortable where he was sitting. You look up in
19:48
Speaker 2: the stands. They got these really nice seats in the
19:51
Speaker 2: in the garden. Look at the front road. They're on
19:53
Speaker 2: folding chairs. You're just sitting on a like those cheap
19:57
Speaker 2: folding chairs you'd put at a bridge table, you know,
19:59
Speaker 2: like a card. It's terrible looking. You're sitting an inch
20:03
Speaker 2: from the game. This sweat is hitting me in the face.
20:06
Speaker 2: It's really not a good idea. It's like people that
20:08
Speaker 2: are go to a Broadway show and sit in the
20:10
Speaker 2: front row. You don't realize what it's like in the
20:12
Speaker 2: front row. You're gonna get spit on all night. You know,
20:15
Speaker 2: if it's a musical. When they sing a lot of
20:18
Speaker 2: spit comes flying out of them, especially on big notes.
20:20
Speaker 2: I'm not kidna ask anybody ever sat in the front row.
20:22
Speaker 2: You're gonna get spit on, You're gonna get the dust
20:26
Speaker 2: all over you because the stages are filthy. You can
20:28
Speaker 2: see when you're up close, when their foot hits the
20:30
Speaker 2: stage like dust flies up. Never sit in the front row.
20:34
Speaker 2: Let's go to Vincent and Brooklyn. Vincent, how you doing.
20:37
Speaker 13: Good morning, mak, Good morning maw. It's the same thing
20:39
Speaker 13: at the Metropolitan Opera or in New York State Opera.
20:43
Speaker 13: When I would sit in the front row, especially when
20:46
Speaker 13: Pavarotti was on the bill, a lot of stuff would
20:51
Speaker 13: fly over that.
20:53
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think they hit those notes. Everything comes
20:55
Speaker 2: flying out of their mouth. And with that Pavaratti half
20:57
Speaker 2: his lunch had come.
20:58
Speaker 13: Please, I didn't have my prekface yet. Mark John Bolton
21:02
Speaker 13: was a bad dude, and now he's getting his justified desserts.
21:06
Speaker 13: He copped out. He's gonna pay a two and a
21:09
Speaker 13: half million dollar fine for not clearing that book with
21:14
Speaker 13: the Trump White House before he published it and trying
21:18
Speaker 13: publiship before the election day. But John Bolton was right
21:21
Speaker 13: about one thing. Had Donald Trump put a missile right
21:27
Speaker 13: into the control tower a minute after they shot down
21:32
Speaker 13: unmanned drone over the Persian Gulf, which was over international waters.
21:40
Speaker 13: We weren't being this quagmire that we are. And now
21:43
Speaker 13: before question, Donald Trump comes out to.
21:47
Speaker 2: That day, it's not Vietnam eighteen years since this.
21:51
Speaker 13: Well, here in lies the difference. Here in lies the difference.
21:56
Speaker 13: We didn't start Vietnam. We didn't start the wars. We
22:01
Speaker 13: did start. We won the wars. We didn't start. We
22:06
Speaker 13: came to this.
22:07
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you gotta remember we're in the middle of
22:09
Speaker 2: a ceasefire. Nothing is happening.
22:11
Speaker 13: Yeah, a new word that Donald Trump made up. Yes,
22:14
Speaker 13: And I told somebody Donald Trump is working as an
22:18
Speaker 13: editor for Miriam Webster. A moderate chease fire.
22:22
Speaker 2: Why, moron, you gotta calm down.
22:28
Speaker 13: No, I don't have to come down adventually.
22:30
Speaker 2: We gotta we gotta go. Thanks for calling. No, you can't.
22:33
Speaker 2: You can't say quagmar in month three. You gotta wait
22:37
Speaker 2: till like four years before you can use the word quagmar. Hey,
22:40
Speaker 2: when we come back to the brilliant John Carney, what's
22:43
Speaker 2: going on with the economy, oil stocks, iran all, we'll
22:46
Speaker 2: get to all of that next on seven ten w
22:49
Speaker 2: o R. He's always a headline. I had mark them
22:53
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22:57
Speaker 2: this smartest people around now Johnny brilliant. He's the editor
23:02
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23:29
Speaker 3: How you doing, very good, Good to talk to you.
23:33
Speaker 9: Mark.
23:34
Speaker 2: Hey all I hear about is AI is going to
23:35
Speaker 2: wipe out everything and nobody will have a job. Everybody's
23:38
Speaker 2: going to But meantime, the job numbers are going up.
23:41
Speaker 2: What's the deal.
23:43
Speaker 3: Yeah, so the job numbers have been really good. Three
23:47
Speaker 3: months in a row. We have consistently beaten expectations. The
23:52
Speaker 3: average three month average right now is one hundred and
23:55
Speaker 3: eighty eight thousand jobs. That's a lot in any that
24:01
Speaker 3: in any kind of economy, that would be a really
24:03
Speaker 3: good one. It's very good in ours when the unemployment
24:06
Speaker 3: rate is already so low that we don't need to
24:10
Speaker 3: create a lot of jobs. So the AI is not
24:14
Speaker 3: destroying jobs across the economy. It may be weighing on
24:19
Speaker 3: tech jobs not extremely high, but the tech layoff rate,
24:26
Speaker 3: meaning the percent of tech jobs that get shut down
24:30
Speaker 3: every month, is higher than it usually is. That's a
24:34
Speaker 3: sector that actually doesn't see that many layoffs because it's
24:40
Speaker 3: been growing, so it has seen some I think of
24:45
Speaker 3: it almost like a Greek mythology, where like the you know,
24:49
Speaker 3: the gods eat their their titan parents, that the AI
24:55
Speaker 3: is eating its parents a little bit. But in general,
24:58
Speaker 3: I actually think that AI is not going to be
25:01
Speaker 3: destructive for jobs. It may change jobs, but if it
25:08
Speaker 3: succeeds in making people more efficient at what they do,
25:11
Speaker 3: that actually tends to expand employment because people because when
25:16
Speaker 3: people are better at what they do, it actually makes
25:19
Speaker 3: more sense to hire more of them because each person's
25:23
Speaker 3: productivity rises. You know, we in the past and we've
25:27
Speaker 3: seen big technological changes. My father said that people worried
25:32
Speaker 3: when they introduced computers into the workplace that there would
25:38
Speaker 3: be that there would be no work for the young
25:40
Speaker 3: ladies who were typists in the office anymore to do. Well,
25:45
Speaker 3: guess what, we don't have mass young lady unemployment. We
25:49
Speaker 3: actually found more productive work for them to do, so
25:53
Speaker 3: it doesn't actually cause massive unemployment like people are afraid.
25:58
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we went through all this the same exact
26:00
Speaker 2: talk when the Internet came in twenty six years ago
26:03
Speaker 2: or something, you know, twenty seven years ago, same exact fears.
26:07
Speaker 9: That's right.
26:07
Speaker 3: Yeah, Look, there may be things we don't like about
26:10
Speaker 3: the way it's going to go. I don't you know.
26:13
Speaker 3: I think people got you know, people got so used
26:18
Speaker 3: to being able to email people at any time of
26:21
Speaker 3: the day I and expect responses back. But that was
26:24
Speaker 3: actually a negative and now people push back against that.
26:29
Speaker 3: But I, you know, so it doesn't mean everything about
26:31
Speaker 3: AI is going to be terrific, But I don't think
26:34
Speaker 3: it the result will be some sort of mass unemployment event.
26:38
Speaker 2: Hey, John Carney. Every morning I wake up, I put
26:41
Speaker 2: on a Morning Joe and MS now, and all I
26:44
Speaker 2: hear is the economy is a disaster. Everybody is struggling, suffering.
26:47
Speaker 2: Americans can't pay their bills. We've never had such a
26:50
Speaker 2: bad economy is what is the real story?
26:54
Speaker 3: Yeah, well that's definitely not it. But you deserve a
26:58
Speaker 3: medal for putting that on in the morning. I couldn't
27:03
Speaker 3: do that, but I will say that they that what
27:08
Speaker 3: they're wrong about is pretty obvious in the job's numbers.
27:14
Speaker 3: We are seeing a big jump in employment in the US.
27:18
Speaker 3: We've seen We've seen people mass jobs being added. We
27:24
Speaker 3: saw them. For instance, the black unemployment rate fell a
27:27
Speaker 3: lot last month, and people are doing very well. There's
27:33
Speaker 3: pockets of difficulty, but I think one of the things
27:39
Speaker 3: they want to do is make it sound like people
27:41
Speaker 3: are really bad off, and then if you try to
27:43
Speaker 3: say something good about the economy, they try to shame
27:45
Speaker 3: you for it. Oh, how dare you say that while
27:48
Speaker 3: people are suffering? But you know, first of all, there
27:52
Speaker 3: are always people suffering in the world. But the the
27:56
Speaker 3: economy is actually doing very well. We have high it's
28:01
Speaker 3: actually doing better than I would have expected given the
28:04
Speaker 3: price of gasoline. I thought that would actually weigh a
28:06
Speaker 3: little more on our growth, because you know, obviously, when
28:11
Speaker 3: you have to spend fifty percent more to fill up
28:15
Speaker 3: your gas tank, that gives you less money to spend elsewhere.
28:18
Speaker 3: But people are actually not reacting by pulling back on
28:21
Speaker 3: other spending. We're seeing actually a lot of spending going on,
28:26
Speaker 3: in part because everybody knows that this is a temporary situation.
28:33
Speaker 3: It's not like the world ran out of oil so
28:36
Speaker 3: the price of gasoline is going up. It's that there
28:38
Speaker 3: is a you know, a war going on, and so
28:41
Speaker 3: that makes people when people think about like can I
28:43
Speaker 3: afford to spend this? Sometimes it helps them, sometimes it
28:47
Speaker 3: hurts them. But they don't always think can I afford
28:49
Speaker 3: to spend it right now? But can I afford to
28:51
Speaker 3: spend it this year or over the next couple of years,
28:55
Speaker 3: So they don't necessarily The economics called this a permanent ink,
29:00
Speaker 3: a hypothesis. When you buy a house, for instance, you
29:04
Speaker 3: know you can't pay it all off at once, but
29:06
Speaker 3: you know you can over time, and that's how people
29:08
Speaker 3: think about their household spending as well.
29:12
Speaker 2: Yeah, hey, Friday, that's SpaceX ipo supposed to be one
29:16
Speaker 2: hundred and thirty five dollars. You know it'll probably go
29:18
Speaker 2: nuts once the market's open and go to five hundred.
29:22
Speaker 2: Who knows what it will go to. What is that
29:23
Speaker 2: going to do for the mood of the economy? And
29:26
Speaker 2: the stock market.
29:27
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, yeah, well it'll certainly make a bunch
29:31
Speaker 3: of people who went to work for SpaceX a few
29:34
Speaker 3: years ago, you know, very very wealthy. But I think that, Look,
29:40
Speaker 3: stock market's at record highs. It has done very well.
29:43
Speaker 3: That's another indication that the doomers on the economy are wrong.
29:48
Speaker 3: The stock market actually isn't appreciating because people are assigning
29:54
Speaker 3: higher valuations, meaning like stocks aren't getting more expensive in
29:58
Speaker 3: terms of earning, but actually gotten less expensive in terms
30:01
Speaker 3: of earnings. What's happening is people think companies are going
30:05
Speaker 3: to make a lot of money and SpaceX, look, the
30:08
Speaker 3: valuation is, you know, pretty extreme. I always tell people
30:13
Speaker 3: I don't buy I don't try to like get on
30:16
Speaker 3: an IPO. The history of that isn't really great. Yes,
30:24
Speaker 3: some do very well and people are very happy, but
30:26
Speaker 3: you'll have other opportunities to buy stocks in the future.
30:29
Speaker 3: You don't need to be you know, you're not actually
30:32
Speaker 3: getting in on the ground floor when you buy an IPO.
30:34
Speaker 3: The building's been built. You're actually just going and minting
30:38
Speaker 3: the apartment from the guy who's owned it for ten years.
30:40
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it'll go way up and then it'll come
30:43
Speaker 2: way down, and there'll be plenty of other times you
30:45
Speaker 2: can get into SpaceX if you want to get into it.
30:47
Speaker 3: That's right.
30:49
Speaker 2: Hey, a new FED chairman every sing, well, they've got
30:52
Speaker 2: a rate increase. We need a rate decrease, We need
30:53
Speaker 2: a rate increase. Does the FED rate really matter that
30:56
Speaker 2: much right now?
30:58
Speaker 3: No, I look, I don't think that we need a
31:01
Speaker 3: rate increase at all. The things that are driving up
31:05
Speaker 3: prices in particular are not lightly forge. It's the oil
31:12
Speaker 3: shortage caused through the Gulf of Hormones are not going
31:15
Speaker 3: to be addressed by higher interest rates. We don't see
31:20
Speaker 3: those sort of like classic overheating, where there's too many
31:23
Speaker 3: dollars chasing too few goods in the economy. That doesn't
31:26
Speaker 3: seem to be happening. So I don't think there's any
31:29
Speaker 3: need to raise rates. However, the good news I was
31:32
Speaker 3: just telling you about employment means there's probably not a
31:35
Speaker 3: huge need to cut rates right now either. If you
31:41
Speaker 3: cut interest rates now, it is possible that you would
31:46
Speaker 3: reduce inflation. Probably the right thing to do, and this
31:49
Speaker 3: is nice for Kevin Morrish, is that it'll give them
31:51
Speaker 3: some time to grow into the job is to wait.
31:55
Speaker 3: Let's see what happens over the next six months to
31:58
Speaker 3: the economy and respond to that instead of you know,
32:02
Speaker 3: coming in with like just a set view of what
32:03
Speaker 3: should be done. I know the President wants lower interest rates,
32:07
Speaker 3: and we may get them eventually, but you know what
32:10
Speaker 3: I would like to say is, like, mister President, your economy,
32:15
Speaker 3: in large part because of the tax cuts we put
32:18
Speaker 3: in place last year, is doing very well. So and
32:23
Speaker 3: the Fed isn't going to cut when inflation is high
32:27
Speaker 3: and there's no employment problem. Those are the two things
32:30
Speaker 3: that tries to handle employment and prices, and if the
32:34
Speaker 3: prices are still high and employment is doing very well,
32:37
Speaker 3: they're not going.
32:38
Speaker 2: To cut well. John Connie brilliant as always. He runs
32:42
Speaker 2: the edits the Breitbart Business Digest. You should read that
32:46
Speaker 2: every day. As I say this, the first thing Scott
32:48
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32:51
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32:54
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33:07
Speaker 2: Thanks for being with us. Yeah, thanks for having me, Mark,
33:10
Speaker 2: all right, take care. Hey, coming up at noon, it's
33:13
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33:44
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33:47
Speaker 2: the week it gets a lot hotter, and this could
33:50
Speaker 2: be some rain, so today might be the nicest day
33:53
Speaker 2: for the rest of the week. Hey, in the next hour,
33:55
Speaker 2: we'll get to Scott Pelly, the most pompless man ever.
34:01
Speaker 2: Will take a look at some of his He did
34:04
Speaker 2: this interview with The New York Times. It's so cringey.
34:07
Speaker 2: We'll get to that. We'll get to Elon Musk, We'll
34:10
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