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FULL SHOW: Medicare fraud unveiled; Mamdani continues to get heat. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: This is seven.
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Speaker 2: R Boy.
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Speaker 1: The Mark Simon Show starts. Now, well, hey, it's a
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Speaker 1: little gloomy out there. It's gonna be a rainy day
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Speaker 1: to day, a big storm coming later, and then tomorrow
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Speaker 1: some rain and then beautiful, beautiful Sonny eighty. The rest
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Speaker 1: of the week, we'll get to Iran, We'll get to
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Speaker 1: Lindsey Graham, We'll get to the arrest of Benjamin Netting, Yahoo,
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Speaker 1: will get to Tom Holman, and a whole lot more
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Speaker 1: coming up. Now, Mayor Mom Donnie doubling down on his
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Speaker 1: threat to arrest Benjamin net and Yahoo. Now, this is
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Speaker 1: what happens. These the type of things that happened when
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Speaker 1: you elect a kid who's never had a job before,
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Speaker 1: just a goofy kid, never worked, never run anything. These
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Speaker 1: threats to arrest net and Yahoo. All kinds of theories
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Speaker 1: and why he's doing it. We know he obviously he
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Speaker 1: hates Israel, he's anti Semitic, that's a big part of it.
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Speaker 1: But what is the point of just saying this stuff
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Speaker 1: over and over again?
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Speaker 3: When someone is charged with an international criminal court warrant,
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Speaker 3: it's something that should be taken seriously. Whether it's Benjamin
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Speaker 3: Nettniaho or its Vladimir Putin or whomever else. What I've
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Speaker 3: also made clear is that my administration will follow all
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Speaker 3: applicable local laws.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Now, this International Criminal Court isn't a real thing. It's
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Speaker 1: just a silly thing some countries created in the Hague.
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Speaker 1: They have absolutely no authority over anything. The US not
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Speaker 1: only does not recognize them, the leadership of that court
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Speaker 1: is banned from the US. It's a Mamdani type of court.
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Speaker 1: It was created by some countries to be left wing kookie,
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Speaker 1: very anti US, very anti Israel. It's just a crazy,
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Speaker 1: ridiculous court somebody just created. It's like if you created
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Speaker 1: a court in your backyard. I mean, doesn't mean anybody
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Speaker 1: recognizes it or it has any authority at all. So
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Speaker 1: it's an anti Semitic, anti American court. So of course
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Speaker 1: they're going to convict Benjamin Netta, who they have absolutely
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Speaker 1: no authority to convict anybody. They have no authority to
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Speaker 1: do anything about it. So I don't know what the
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Speaker 1: point of it is that people trying to figure out.
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Speaker 1: Is Mom Downie just amazingly stupid? Is he just nuts?
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Speaker 4: Is he?
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Speaker 1: I mean people are analyzing it.
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Speaker 5: He's doing it purely for political theater. He's doing it
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Speaker 5: because he's a demagogue. He knows that by demonizing Israel
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Speaker 5: he can rile up his base. And unfortunately, the side
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Speaker 5: effect of that is that Jews in New York City
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Speaker 5: feel the side effects of this anti Zionist baiting.
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Speaker 1: Well, that's probably what it is. It's political theater. He
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Speaker 1: knows he can't arrest of netnya who and he's a
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Speaker 1: real anti Semite, and he's doing it just to stir
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Speaker 1: up the you know what.
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Speaker 5: It empowers anti sem that's the problem with the mayor's rhetoric.
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Speaker 5: And he refuses to see this.
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Speaker 4: He refuses to.
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Speaker 5: Take a look at what anti Zionist rhetoric can do,
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Speaker 5: because I have to tell you that when people raise
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Speaker 5: the level of hatred of Israel in the streets, it's
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Speaker 5: the Jews that are going to get attacked.
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Speaker 1: Well, that's one bad ringtone that guy is. But so
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Speaker 1: you got this crazy kid, this dope be crazy left
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Speaker 1: wing kook of a kid gets elected mayor. He's never
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Speaker 1: had a job before. What's the answer to this. I
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Speaker 1: think we should raise the voting age to forty. Don't
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Speaker 1: let anybody in their twenties vote. Don't let anybody just
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Speaker 1: came out of an indoctrination camps like Harvard or Columbia
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Speaker 1: or any of those places. Don't let them vote anymore.
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Speaker 1: So listen, he can't arrest Netanyahu. First of all, the
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Speaker 1: police commissioner. Let me just give you some facts. The
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Speaker 1: police commissioner does not have the power to arrest anybody.
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Speaker 1: Oh no way, excuse me. The mayor doesn't have the
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Speaker 1: power to arrest anybody. Of course, the police commissioner could
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Speaker 1: order it in a second, but that's the point. The
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Speaker 1: mayor has no power to arrest anybody. If you watch
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Speaker 1: Blue Bloods like I do, there's like half the episodes
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Speaker 1: or about the mayor wants somebody arrested or something done,
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Speaker 1: and the police commissioner refuses. He can replace the police commissioner.
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Speaker 1: He could put in somebody that he knows he'll do it,
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Speaker 1: but he the mayor has no authority, no power to
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Speaker 1: arrest anybody. Also, President Trump tweeting last night that Netanya
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Speaker 1: who will not be arrested. It will not happen. There
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Speaker 1: will be no arrest of Benjamin Netanyaho. And that's it,
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Speaker 1: according to the President United States. Now here's the thing.
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Speaker 1: I have the actual laws in my hand. Here, Mamdanni
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Speaker 1: would be committing a crime and would be facing prison
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Speaker 1: if he did that. That's right, Mamdanni would be committing
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Speaker 1: a crime and could end up in pre And here
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Speaker 1: there's one law here that basically says, mom donnie has
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Speaker 1: already committed the crime. Now here's President Trump's statement, Benjamin
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Speaker 1: Netanyahu will not be arrested in any way, shape or
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Speaker 1: form while in the United States of America. That's the president.
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Speaker 1: Now if mom donnie, here's the laws, Federal law twenty
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Speaker 1: two Usc. Seven four to two three. It's a prohibition
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Speaker 1: on cooperation with the International Criminal Court. Not only we
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Speaker 1: do not recognize them, there's an actual law. You are
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Speaker 1: prohibited from cooperating in any way with the International Criminal Court.
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Speaker 1: So he'd be violating that law by arresting him because
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Speaker 1: they have a warrant. That'd be cooperating with them. You'd
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Speaker 1: be violating a law. No agency or entity of any
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Speaker 1: state or local government, including any court, may cooperate with
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Speaker 1: the International Criminal Court in response to a request for cooperation.
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Speaker 1: Now that's a United States law, federal law. He'd be
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Speaker 1: violating this. Now here's another part of the law. Who
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Speaker 1: this is where Mamdannie could be facing prison right now.
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Speaker 1: He could be arrested for this. Whoever willfully intimidates, coerces, threatens,
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Speaker 1: or harasses a foreign official or an official guest, or
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Speaker 1: obstructs a foreign official in the performance of his duties,
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Speaker 1: attempts to intimidate, coerce, threaten, or harass a foreign official
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Speaker 1: in the performance of his duties could face arrest and
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Speaker 1: prosecution and even prison. So Mamdani is already guilty of
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Speaker 1: a crime. Now, let me read you eighteen USC. One
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Speaker 1: one two. Now, if you're coming to the UN, if
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Speaker 1: you're a foreign leader coming to the UN General Assembly,
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Speaker 1: you are protected by federal law. Here's the law protection
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Speaker 1: of foreign officials, official guests, and internationally protected persons. Whoever assault, strikes, wounds, imprisons,
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Speaker 1: or offers violence to a foreign official, official guest, or
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Speaker 1: officially protected person shall be fined under the title or
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Speaker 1: imprisoned not more than three years or both. Whoever, in
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Speaker 1: the commission of any such act, uses a deadly dangerous
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Speaker 1: weapon shall be fined and imprisoned for more than ten years. So,
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Speaker 1: Mam Donnie already facing three years in prison for this.
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Speaker 1: I mean, these are the actual laws. And then, of
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Speaker 1: course the fact that the mayor has no authority to
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Speaker 1: arrest anybody. It's just him being a childish, anti Semitic,
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Speaker 1: crazy left wing kook of a mayor. So Nett Yaho's
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Speaker 1: not getting arrested. And I'm sure the I don't know,
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Speaker 1: would he actually try it, would Mom Donnie actually try it?
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Speaker 1: When net now, who's here? President Trump has said off
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Speaker 1: the air, off the wreck that he met with Mom
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Speaker 1: town he's good at reading people. He said, basically, the
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Speaker 1: guy's a coward. He loves to talk, but he's an
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Speaker 1: actual coward. He's not brave, so he wouldn't have the
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Speaker 1: guts to do it in real life. He simply put
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Speaker 1: out a statement that the legal experts saying that he
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Speaker 1: can't do it. But he will be protected when he
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Speaker 1: comes here, by his own security, by a moussad and
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Speaker 1: by federal agents. They'll they'll be protecting him at all times. Hey,
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Speaker 1: yesterday there was this little I wouldn't I guess it
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Speaker 1: was a terrorist attack. It was so little. It was downtown.
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Speaker 1: But you know around the country, especially in Florida. You
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Speaker 1: know all the people that have moved down there, all
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Speaker 1: the retired New Yorkers down there in Florida. They like
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Speaker 1: to think that everything is horrible here, we've got nothing
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Speaker 1: but trouble, and that we're facing the worst terrorist. Well,
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Speaker 1: there was a guy yesterday down by a federal building
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Speaker 1: who was a nut job who lit some stuff. It
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Speaker 1: was basically fireworks. He had some fireworks and he lit them.
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Speaker 6: He ignites a bout.
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Speaker 1: This is the police commissioner.
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Speaker 6: He ignites a bundle of what appears to be fireworks,
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Speaker 6: which begin to smoke. He then goes back into his
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Speaker 6: cart and takes out an airsoft rifle and proceeds to
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Speaker 6: brandish it, and he appears to fire several pellets from
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Speaker 6: the airsoft rifle.
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Speaker 1: So fireworks and pellets.
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Speaker 7: He poured he had, He poured gasoline onto the ground.
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Speaker 7: It ignited it with a lighter and an insidiary device.
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Speaker 7: That device was a firework, a large firework and a canister.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so just a nut job down in front of
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Speaker 1: a federal building. I think it was a federal courthouse.
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Speaker 7: He had two axes, a hammer, a machete, and three knives.
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Speaker 1: So this is the guy without a clear battle plan here.
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Speaker 1: He's not exactly figure out exactly what he's gonna do.
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Speaker 1: He's prepared for everything. He's got fireworks, he's got gas,
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Speaker 1: he's got an axe, he's got bow and air whatever
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Speaker 1: whatever might work. So it was a terrible thing, obviously,
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Speaker 1: and a little frightening the people down there. But it's
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Speaker 1: not if you all you listening in Florida, that people
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Speaker 1: keep ask you okay in the terrorist attack. It was
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Speaker 1: more just a nut job going crazy. So everybody making
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Speaker 1: fun of AOC who was speaking in the South and
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Speaker 1: put on a fake Southern accent. It's a Democratic tradition.
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Speaker 1: These Democrats, they love to pander and pander. I guess
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Speaker 1: Republicans do it. They get their own way of pandering,
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Speaker 1: but Democrats, Obama used to do it. He'd go down
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Speaker 1: there and pretend you all you know we suddenly there
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Speaker 1: were no g's at the end of the words, I'm
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Speaker 1: running them. And then Hillary, remember Hillary down South.
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Speaker 2: I don't feel no ways tired.
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Speaker 7: I come too far from where I started from. Nobody
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Speaker 7: told me that the road would be easy.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, you know, she was the wife of the
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Speaker 1: of Arkansas. I guess that's kind of that's the South, obviously,
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Speaker 1: but she's from Chicago, She's from Harvard or Yale or
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Speaker 1: wherever the hell she's from. And remember Kamala, Kamala with
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Speaker 1: an IQ like eighty tries to do a Southern accent.
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Speaker 2: And you all.
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Speaker 3: Helped us win in twenty twenty and we don't do
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Speaker 3: it again in.
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Speaker 8: Twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 1: Y're all. We gonna do it, you all, And Obama
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Speaker 1: did that. Obama is the smartest guy in the world.
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Speaker 1: Can you imagine him trying that? You see him speaking
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Speaker 1: at the Economic Forum in New York. Oh no, no, no,
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Speaker 1: Then you hear him down Southway. Yeah, I mean, it's
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Speaker 1: absolutely ridiculous. Don't they know about the Internet. They've never
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Speaker 1: heard of the internet that we can. It's going to
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Speaker 1: be all over Twitter the next day, the videos comparing everything.
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Speaker 1: So Iran, well, we're bombing the hell out of him.
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Speaker 1: It's a last night was night ten of just pounding
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Speaker 1: away at them, bombing them. Now, Iran exeon to a
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Speaker 1: couple of people yesterday. Looks like they were trying to
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Speaker 1: help protesters hide. So Iran execute them. Iran loves to
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Speaker 1: execute their citizens. Now, we had a couple of soldiers killed.
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Speaker 1: And if you're reading the New York Times, they're watching MSNBC.
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Speaker 1: All you're seeing is these soldiers look who it was.
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Speaker 1: Look at their family, look at this, Look how great
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Speaker 1: they were, which is wonderful to pay tribute to them,
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Speaker 1: But it's fake news. They're not really paying tribute to them.
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Speaker 1: They're just trying to hurt Trump.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: Remember the botched up Biden withdrawal from Afghanistan where we
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Speaker 1: lost fifteen were killed soldiers. Never mentioned them, no tribute
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Speaker 1: to them, never showed you who they were, never mentioned them.
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Speaker 1: Remember Obama had twenty three hundred troops died during his
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Speaker 1: eight years, twenty three hundred. No mention of them, New
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Speaker 1: York Times. No, I didn't even mention it. But with Trump,
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Speaker 1: that's all you hear about. So and lots to get
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Speaker 1: to today, we'll get to.
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Speaker 2: Hey.
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Speaker 1: Lindsey Graham, his sister, was appointed to fill his seat
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Speaker 1: temporarily until the term is up in January, and she
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Speaker 1: went to Washington met with President Trump. They had quite
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Speaker 1: a meeting, and then he the next day said I
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Speaker 1: think she should run. She should go full time. She
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Speaker 1: should run in the election and be the full time
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Speaker 1: senator for the next six years. Well, yesterday she said
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Speaker 1: she'll do it. She said, I'm in. Obviously the President
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Speaker 1: wouldn't have pushed that publicly unless he knew she was
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Speaker 1: willing to do it. It wasn't easy. She's got a family,
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Speaker 1: she's got kids, she's been talking them, praying, she said.
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Speaker 1: But she will do it. There's a primary coming up
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Speaker 1: August eleventh. The decision has to be made by July
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Speaker 1: twenty eighth. What's today, the twenty first, So she's got
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Speaker 1: a week to do it. This is while working on
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Speaker 1: the funeral of her brother. But she's going to have
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Speaker 1: to file all that and get all had done the
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Speaker 1: funerals on July twenty eighth, so it's a week from now,
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Speaker 1: but that's the same as the primary deadline. But she'll
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Speaker 1: get filed. President will back her. The governor, very popular
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Speaker 1: governor South Carolina, will back her. So that should be
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Speaker 1: pretty easy for her to win that seat and continue
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Speaker 1: to vote like Lindsay Graham. Now, the problem was, Lindsay
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Speaker 1: Graham was much more than a vote you could count on.
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Speaker 1: Lindsay Graham was a guy who could get your votes.
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Speaker 1: He could run around the Senate. He was very good
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Speaker 1: at winning people over on a bill or on an issue,
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Speaker 1: even Democrats. He was pretty good at that, very valuable
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Speaker 1: to the president at getting him votes. Lining up votes,
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Speaker 1: and he was a great advisor of the president. They
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Speaker 1: talked every day, a couple times a day. Good counsel
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Speaker 1: for the president could give him a lot of background
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Speaker 1: on stuff. So obviously she won't be able to do
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Speaker 1: that to that extent, but at least you got a
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Speaker 1: solid vote there. Hey, we'll take some calls next. Eight
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Speaker 1: hundred three to two one zero h seven ten is
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Speaker 1: the number. Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 3: It's the Mark Simon Show Live from the WR Life
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Speaker 3: Back studio.
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Speaker 1: Hey, let's take some calls. Eight hundred three to two
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Speaker 1: one zero seven ten is the number. Let's go to
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Speaker 1: UH Max in Manhattan. Max, how you doing?
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Speaker 2: Thank you for taking my call.
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Speaker 9: Yes, Max, I found it out that this little guy
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Speaker 9: is a was in the army for four years and
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Speaker 9: he shows up with a pellet gun taking shots. I
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Speaker 9: would say that this guy is a all flag mentoring
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Speaker 9: candidate lightweight.
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Speaker 1: H you're talking about the guy yesterday? Yeah, well yeah,
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Speaker 1: you could also describe its just a wacko nut job,
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Speaker 1: which is what he was. Let's go to UH Harriet
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Speaker 1: in Brooklyn. Harriet, how you doing.
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Speaker 10: Oh, thanks for taking my call.
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Speaker 2: Mark.
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Speaker 10: You're always doing a great job uh Mandani. When he
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Speaker 10: took us out of office, it was to the Kuran,
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Speaker 10: not the United States of America. When he became a
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Speaker 10: citizen eight years ago, he was supposed to take a
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Speaker 10: pledge of oath to the United States of America. And
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Speaker 10: now he has created a Sharia back water stay here,
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Speaker 10: and as far as I'm concerned, he should be denaturalized.
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Speaker 10: I heard markle and then says that the process has
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Speaker 10: got to start to denaturalize him. I heard bo didl
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Speaker 10: say that.
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Speaker 9: I either saying.
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Speaker 1: That that's exactly I wouldn't go to him for political advice.
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Speaker 1: But nice guy, I know what you're saying. But it
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Speaker 1: could happen at some point because he's now in the
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Speaker 1: criminal Territory's actually committed a crime by threatening and Yahoo,
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Speaker 1: I just read you the law on that before. You
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Speaker 1: can't threaten the protected federal official a world leader coming
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Speaker 1: to the UN. So yeah, something could happen. I know
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Speaker 1: the President in this case likes to show a lot
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Speaker 1: of restraint with this guy, but but he's heading into
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Speaker 1: criminal territory right now, so anything could happen. Let's go
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Speaker 1: to Pat in Westchester. Pat, how you doing, Hey.
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Speaker 11: Mark, thanks for taking the call. You know, usually when
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Speaker 11: the star goes on vacation, like yourself, you have the
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Speaker 11: B team come in. But Ken Risotto, who fills in
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Speaker 11: for you on Friday, is terrific. Well he really, he
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Speaker 11: does a great job.
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Speaker 1: He's his own eight team. This guy was a big,
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Speaker 1: big TV anchor for Oh yeah here in New York.
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Speaker 11: Maybe they should get his own show.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe they should. But you gotta find a place
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Speaker 1: to put him.
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Speaker 2: We got it.
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Speaker 1: We're kind of full right now. I know you're absolutely right.
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Speaker 1: He's great. Thanks for calling. Let's go to Robert in Westchester. Robert,
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Speaker 1: how you doing.
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Speaker 12: Good morning, Mark, Thank you for taking my call. So Mark,
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Speaker 12: I'm going to do one better with when you mentioned
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Speaker 12: those thirteen wonderful soldiers that unfortunately got killed in Afghanistan.
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Speaker 12: The media did cover it. I don't know if you
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Speaker 12: remember it. It happened when President Trump won re election,
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Speaker 12: and they're families of the former soldiers invited him to
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Speaker 12: the grave site. Furthermore, they also petitioned him that they
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Speaker 12: wanted it on record, they wanted the cameras there. What
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Speaker 12: did CNN and all those other diabolical medias do? They complained,
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Speaker 12: They said, look at this, look how he's using, how
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Speaker 12: he's exploiting their murders, and then it basically had to
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Speaker 12: come out from the families for them to say we
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Speaker 12: invited him.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a good point. It's very funny if you
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Speaker 1: think about it. For this has been going on for
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Speaker 1: almost eleven years now, about ten and a half years.
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Speaker 1: The media, the fake news, the Democrats all plotting every
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Speaker 1: day to catch Trump in some awful trap, to make
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Speaker 1: him look bad, to screw them up, to just damage
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Speaker 1: him in the eyes of the public. So that was
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Speaker 1: one trap they set up for him. They made sure
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Speaker 1: that he was invited to visit the grave and posed
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Speaker 1: for pictures of the family, and then they would Yellen's
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Speaker 1: going to be he was exploiting the family. Haha, we
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Speaker 1: got him this time. And they do that every every day.
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Speaker 1: They got another plot every day to finish him off
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Speaker 1: once and not one of them is worked. This is
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Speaker 1: like the road Runner and Wiley Coyote. You know, every
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Speaker 1: time that Roadrunner wins. Every time Wiley Coyote's got some
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Speaker 1: plot to blow up or kill the Roadrunner, he always survives.
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Speaker 1: So that's Trump and the fake news, the media, the Democrats.
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Speaker 1: Every day they got another plot this will and they
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Speaker 1: sit in these conference rooms go, huh, this, this will
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Speaker 1: really hurt him. It never does. It's eleven years later.
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Speaker 1: Maybe you guys should just give up on that stuff.
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Speaker 1: Maybe work on something else. Let's go to Larry in
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Speaker 1: Long Island. Larry, how you doing?
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Speaker 12: Hey?
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Speaker 13: The greatest, the greatest moment of somebody putting on a
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Speaker 13: black effect was hands down.
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Speaker 1: All right, you're building this up too much.
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Speaker 13: What are you trying to say during his presidential rule?
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Speaker 1: Oh my god, I can't take any more build up.
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Speaker 1: And it's not a black voice. It's a Southern voice
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Speaker 1: trying to sound southern. This is Kamala trying to sound
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Speaker 1: you know, she watched a couple of episodes of the
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Speaker 1: Beverly Hillbillies and she's trying to sound southern, and you
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Speaker 1: are not.
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Speaker 8: Just went in twenty twenty, and we don't do it
20:21
Speaker 8: again in twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 1: It's actually pretty insulting when you're down south. It's really
20:30
Speaker 1: insulting when you're down south to think you have to
20:32
Speaker 1: talk like that because these Hillbillies won't understand you if
20:35
Speaker 1: you don't. It's like when somebody's a foreigner, or you know,
20:38
Speaker 1: the English is not their first language, and you speak
20:44
Speaker 1: slowly because you think they can't understand you. It's insulting. Actually,
20:48
Speaker 1: let's go to George and Port Jefferson. George, how you
20:50
Speaker 1: doing good?
20:53
Speaker 14: A corporation council who represents the city has already informed
20:57
Speaker 14: man when Donnie that he can't do what he wants
20:59
Speaker 14: to do. I know this for a back because I
21:00
Speaker 14: have former lawyers I know still worked there. So he
21:04
Speaker 14: gave himself announced saying he'll do what the well I.
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Speaker 1: Know, I know we said that before, we said he'll
21:09
Speaker 1: at the last moment, he'll say the illegal announce and
21:11
Speaker 1: won't let me.
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Speaker 14: I don't think the friends are going to go after him.
21:14
Speaker 14: And he's a small guy. He's he's well, we used
21:16
Speaker 14: to stay in Brooklyn, the slick stuff. He went to
21:18
Speaker 14: Bronx High School in Bowden College in Maine, very liberal
21:22
Speaker 14: school Bowden And he's a slick stuff. And he's good
21:24
Speaker 14: looking too, and it's just.
21:29
Speaker 1: Nice. He's cute and he's not George Clooney. I mean
21:31
Speaker 1: he's cute.
21:32
Speaker 14: I'm George Clooney's brother.
21:34
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, you couldn't picture Mondani playing James Bond,
21:37
Speaker 1: could you. No, he's not that good looking. He definitely
21:43
Speaker 1: looks like he belongs like a college classroom given a
21:47
Speaker 1: lecture or something. He's got that crazy look to him. Anyway.
21:50
Speaker 1: Who's Oh, we got a Howie Carr next. Howie Carr,
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Speaker 1: the great talk show host Boston. But you can hear
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22:01
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Speaker 1: Howie Carr, how you doing.
22:34
Speaker 2: Very good?
22:35
Speaker 4: Very good? I'm doing better than Troy Jackson.
22:37
Speaker 15: The Graham platinum replacement story in the Washington Post about
22:42
Speaker 15: him throwing bottles of water at a senate colleague, he
22:46
Speaker 15: sounds like Chris CHRISTI.
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Speaker 1: Well, Christy, I would throw food at not water. I don't.
22:52
Speaker 1: Christy doesn't look well.
22:54
Speaker 4: He threw the bottle of water in Trent.
22:57
Speaker 15: Remember that the Bridgegates and Troy Jackson has has denied
23:04
Speaker 15: that he did this, but you know, the Washington Post
23:06
Speaker 15: came back. You know, it's a it's a it's regime
23:09
Speaker 15: control media and maybe not as rabbit as the New
23:11
Speaker 15: York Times, but it's it's still a Democrat water carrier.
23:15
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're our main expert. What's going to happen there?
23:19
Speaker 4: I don't know.
23:20
Speaker 15: I think, uh, you know, knock on wood and anything
23:22
Speaker 15: can happen, obviously, But I think Susan Collins is a
23:25
Speaker 15: better shape now than she has been for a while.
23:28
Speaker 15: And you know, she always pulls up poorly, kind of
23:31
Speaker 15: like Cruise in Texas. You know, it almost looks like
23:33
Speaker 15: Cruises is in trouble till the till the polls open,
23:37
Speaker 15: and then he pulls it out. And I you know,
23:40
Speaker 15: I think I think Cruise is in pretty good shape
23:42
Speaker 15: with Tall Rico. Now, now they got the video of
23:45
Speaker 15: Tall Rico saying he's for reparations. That's gonna go for Well, Hey.
23:50
Speaker 1: Susan Collins, she's not a trump Ster. She often opposes Trump.
23:54
Speaker 1: What what is the argument against her with the main voters.
23:58
Speaker 15: It's just Trump, It's just Trump arrangement. And from out
24:01
Speaker 15: of control. I mean, that's that's all it is. I mean,
24:03
Speaker 15: she voted to convict him on one of those bogus
24:06
Speaker 15: uh count you know trials in the Senate, I think
24:09
Speaker 15: the Ukrainian phone call, which was totally total nonsense and
24:14
Speaker 15: other hoax, and she voted to convict him. I mean,
24:16
Speaker 15: what what more do they want?
24:18
Speaker 1: You know, he explain this to us again, because people
24:21
Speaker 1: think Maine is this conservative Bush family sort of a place,
24:25
Speaker 1: and how did it change so drastically.
24:28
Speaker 4: I you know.
24:29
Speaker 15: It's been it's been changing slowly, but uh, COVID really
24:33
Speaker 15: has set it off. I mean, you know, all these
24:36
Speaker 15: all the people that didn't want to move to Florida,
24:40
Speaker 15: you know a lot of them, A lot of them
24:42
Speaker 15: moved to coastal Maine, and you know the you know,
24:46
Speaker 15: all this area that there was was fishermen and uh
24:50
Speaker 15: you know, people worked in canneries and you know, and
24:53
Speaker 15: then as you moved inland, uh you know, the blueberry farms,
24:56
Speaker 15: potato farms going north, and they and all the all
25:00
Speaker 15: the rich, the flat landers, they started buying up all
25:04
Speaker 15: this all this property, especially on the coast, and uh,
25:08
Speaker 15: you know, they've just driven out the main people and
25:10
Speaker 15: it's just you know, it's the same thing that's happened
25:13
Speaker 15: in in Brooklyn, you know, or you know, or you know,
25:17
Speaker 15: all the the upscale areas of uh other areas of
25:21
Speaker 15: New York City, and it's just uh, it's it's just
25:24
Speaker 15: crazy that they and the two southernmost counties are are
25:30
Speaker 15: are as crazy as any place in Massachusetts. And you know,
25:33
Speaker 15: it's just, uh, it's just wild. I mean, I you know,
25:37
Speaker 15: I was born in Portland and all all my relatives
25:40
Speaker 15: are gone from you know, they all they all either
25:43
Speaker 15: moved out of state or they they certainly moved out
25:45
Speaker 15: of the city.
25:45
Speaker 2: You know.
25:46
Speaker 15: My uh, I had a cousin who was the mayor,
25:48
Speaker 15: you know, and he was a super lib and I
25:51
Speaker 15: don't you know, I think he just got out of
25:53
Speaker 15: politics because you know, he was he was born in Portland.
25:56
Speaker 15: I mean, that was that was reason enough to get ready,
25:59
Speaker 15: you know. I mean, you can't imagine how crazy these
26:02
Speaker 15: people are. They want to you know, you know, buildings
26:07
Speaker 15: are being abandoned downtown on the main street, Congress Street,
26:11
Speaker 15: and they and they still want to keep taxing them.
26:13
Speaker 15: You know, they don't want to let they don't want
26:15
Speaker 15: to let people just you know, turn the key back
26:17
Speaker 15: over to the to the bank. It's it's I mean,
26:20
Speaker 15: it's it's just out of control. How socialistic hits become.
26:25
Speaker 1: Yeah, Hey, we got this crazy mayor who says he's
26:28
Speaker 1: going to arrest that in Yahoo. I come on today,
26:31
Speaker 1: I read all the laws that I mean, it's absolutely
26:33
Speaker 1: impossible legally. In fact, he would be committing a crime. Mom,
26:36
Speaker 1: Donnie could be arrested. I read all the laws. Why
26:39
Speaker 1: do I have to do it? Why isn't the New
26:40
Speaker 1: York Times doing that? Why doesn't CBS do that? Stupid question?
26:46
Speaker 15: You ask the same question about about everything. But I mean,
26:52
Speaker 15: how about how about the judge in California, the federal
26:55
Speaker 15: judge who blocked the who blocked the merger of Paramonts
26:59
Speaker 15: take over. You know, did you see where she's from.
27:03
Speaker 15: She was she was born in Mexico.
27:04
Speaker 1: Yeah.
27:06
Speaker 15: Did Biden appoint any judges that were one of the
27:09
Speaker 15: United States of America?
27:11
Speaker 1: Yeah, these federal judges. If you're big on this no
27:14
Speaker 1: kings thing, it's the judges. These federal judges think they're kings.
27:17
Speaker 1: They can rule on anything anywhere.
27:19
Speaker 2: Yeah.
27:20
Speaker 15: Yeah, this this woman is you know, she's not that old,
27:23
Speaker 15: she's she's never she's basically been a public defender. I mean,
27:26
Speaker 15: all these all these people there, you know, used to
27:29
Speaker 15: used to think of judges as like, you know, crusty
27:32
Speaker 15: old guys who you know, been in private practice for
27:35
Speaker 15: fifty years. And now they're women who just you know,
27:38
Speaker 15: you know, come out of the lesbian communes and you know,
27:41
Speaker 15: at Yale Law School and get a job as a
27:44
Speaker 15: public defender for two years and then they get promoted.
27:47
Speaker 15: It's just it's insanity, I mean, And this is this
27:50
Speaker 15: is what people I wish people wouldn't think more about this.
27:53
Speaker 15: You know, if you want to put the Democrats back
27:55
Speaker 15: in power, this is what is what we.
27:57
Speaker 16: Go back to.
27:58
Speaker 1: Yeah, so we got to stop these mom donny types
28:01
Speaker 1: from getting elected. What do you think of my idea?
28:02
Speaker 1: We raised the voting age to forty just to prevent
28:07
Speaker 1: mom Donni's from ever winning.
28:10
Speaker 4: No, how thought we just started.
28:11
Speaker 15: I mean, I know, I know this is kind of
28:13
Speaker 15: bad because it would affect people like you know, Milania
28:16
Speaker 15: Trump and Musk. But how about you have to be
28:20
Speaker 15: born in the United States of America, the whole public office.
28:23
Speaker 4: How about that?
28:24
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, how are you gonna get that? Cornic judge ships, Yeah,
28:28
Speaker 1: well it might work, but you're never going to get
28:30
Speaker 1: that past.
28:32
Speaker 2: I know.
28:32
Speaker 15: But I yeah, but you know you're not gonna get
28:36
Speaker 15: your things past either.
28:38
Speaker 4: We're just dreaming, both of us.
28:41
Speaker 1: Hey, Wat's this interview with Tom Holman where he said
28:45
Speaker 1: he can't even go like if he wants to go
28:47
Speaker 1: to a store and buy some milk, he's got to
28:48
Speaker 1: have an enormous security detail. I mean, the guy has
28:52
Speaker 1: to live like this. What that wasn't this guy doing
28:55
Speaker 1: the same exact work under Obama and nobody minded he didn't?
28:59
Speaker 15: He he got a he got a medal. I saw
29:02
Speaker 15: a picture today on social media. Obama's pinning a medal
29:06
Speaker 15: on him, like he's getting the Congressional Medal of Honor,
29:09
Speaker 15: you know, the I don't know, the Legion of Valor
29:13
Speaker 15: or something like that. So if he's at the White
29:15
Speaker 15: House getting this thing pended on him and it's just
29:18
Speaker 15: like eleven years ago.
29:20
Speaker 1: Yeah, so the double standard, You're right, it's just absolutely preposterous.
29:23
Speaker 1: There's no cure for this is that once the media
29:25
Speaker 1: goes it's like, uh, you know, people in government, once
29:29
Speaker 1: they go totally corrupt, they never come back, do they.
29:33
Speaker 15: No? I mean it's it's no, it's hard to it's
29:36
Speaker 15: it's hard to come back. And they and they just uh,
29:39
Speaker 15: you know, they they were all you can You could
29:42
Speaker 15: run an hour of a loop of all these people
29:45
Speaker 15: talking about how you have to end the legal immigration
29:48
Speaker 15: and that they're coming over here for the benefits.
29:50
Speaker 4: You can't.
29:51
Speaker 15: You got to stop them. You can't give them, give
29:53
Speaker 15: them social Security, you can't. And now they're now they're
29:56
Speaker 15: all in that they're saying it's some kind of uh,
29:59
Speaker 15: you know, fascism to stop to stop anybody in the
30:06
Speaker 15: world who wants to come in. How about the illegal
30:08
Speaker 15: alien who killed a woman in Michigan and now he's
30:11
Speaker 15: suing Trump for seventy five million dollars?
30:13
Speaker 1: Did you see that one?
30:16
Speaker 15: Because Trump Trump illegally used his mugshot. I mean, if
30:20
Speaker 15: people can start suing you for losing mugshots, I'm about
30:23
Speaker 15: five trillion dollars in the hole I shot.
30:26
Speaker 4: I love mugshots.
30:27
Speaker 15: Yeah, one of my favorite things across all of my platforms.
30:32
Speaker 4: You know, everybody uses mugshots.
30:34
Speaker 1: Yeah, Hey, Willie Horton to Coccus al Gore used Billy Horton.
30:37
Speaker 15: So but he's an illegal alien, so he's and I
30:42
Speaker 15: noticed too that he's demanding seventy five million dollars in
30:45
Speaker 15: American citizenship, which you know, American citizenship in the illegal
30:49
Speaker 15: alien world just means lifetime welfare, full welfare pack.
30:54
Speaker 4: By the way, did you see that?
30:55
Speaker 15: Did you see what happened to Ayanna Presley, the bald congresswoman,
30:59
Speaker 15: remember the squad from from Boston. You know she's her
31:03
Speaker 15: husband is did ten years in jail. He's a jail bird.
31:06
Speaker 15: Now he's an empowerment consultant. They bought all this real estate,
31:09
Speaker 15: including on Martha's vineyard. An eighteen year old girl was
31:13
Speaker 15: murdered in one of their one of their buildings in
31:17
Speaker 15: Mattapan on Saturday.
31:19
Speaker 1: Wow, and uh nothing ever?
31:22
Speaker 4: Can I read that in the New York Times?
31:23
Speaker 1: Are you no?
31:25
Speaker 4: So this is there wasn't room, There wasn't room in
31:28
Speaker 4: the paper.
31:30
Speaker 2: Yeah.
31:31
Speaker 1: This is never going to change, is it that? I mean,
31:33
Speaker 1: it's never coming back to the media, is never coming back.
31:35
Speaker 1: Will the Democratic Party ever get back to Bill Clinton types?
31:41
Speaker 4: I don't think so, do you know?
31:43
Speaker 1: I mentioned I think I think this is like.
31:45
Speaker 15: This is like when you're when you're you know, it's
31:48
Speaker 15: like a disease, you know, And the parties. I mean,
31:52
Speaker 15: what used to be the Democrat Party isn't hospice, no
31:55
Speaker 15: political hospice. They're gonna They're gonna be slowly knocked out,
31:59
Speaker 15: one by one. We've talked about this before. Schumer is
32:03
Speaker 15: a is a dead man walking or a dead man,
32:06
Speaker 15: you know, passing gas.
32:08
Speaker 4: He did left with.
32:11
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mentioned Tokacas. He was considered too far to
32:14
Speaker 1: the left. He'd be the most moderate guy in the world.
32:16
Speaker 1: He'd have no shot with Democrats today, would he?
32:20
Speaker 4: Yeah.
32:20
Speaker 15: I mean you know when they you know, when they
32:22
Speaker 15: found out that you know, they were giving out social
32:24
Speaker 15: Security numbers to illegal aliens so they could get on welfare,
32:27
Speaker 15: and they were doing they were doing uh, sex change
32:31
Speaker 15: operations for people from out of state. I mean he,
32:35
Speaker 15: he and his people would go out and have press
32:37
Speaker 15: conferences denying they had anything to do with it. I mean,
32:41
Speaker 15: now they celebrate this.
32:44
Speaker 1: It's a strange world and getting the stranger Well, Howie Carr,
32:48
Speaker 1: great talking to you. Your latest book is Mass Corruption.
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32:57
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33:50
Speaker 4: Thanks Mark, all was a pleasure.
33:51
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34:17
Speaker 1: big thunderstorm, storm rain, maybe the flood warnings all that stuff,
34:21
Speaker 1: So it's probably later this afternoon into the evening. The
34:26
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34:29
Speaker 1: But the good news is that rain will help clean
34:32
Speaker 1: up the air some more. Air quality is already down
34:35
Speaker 1: to pretty close to normal. It's not in the normal
34:38
Speaker 1: range yet, but it's really close to normal. It's certainly safe.
34:41
Speaker 1: It's not like it was Wednesday Thursday, where it was
34:44
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34:48
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34:51
Speaker 1: up to two seventy last week. So this big round
34:54
Speaker 1: of rain today, it'll rain later this afternoon, then some
34:57
Speaker 1: rain overnight and tomorrow and then and after that the
35:01
Speaker 1: air quality should be back to normal. So that's the
35:05
Speaker 1: good news. A lot to get to in the next hour.
35:09
Speaker 1: We'll get to, Hey, there's another Mom Donnie idiotic thing
35:13
Speaker 1: that he's done. We'll get to that coming up. We'll
35:16
Speaker 1: get to we'll get to these crazy federal judges. And
35:20
Speaker 1: if you're thinking the moving to Miami, well you better
35:22
Speaker 1: wait and listen to us next hour. A lot to
35:25
Speaker 1: say about that coming up. I will be back after
35:28
Speaker 1: the news on seven to ten wor This is to
35:33
Speaker 1: the Marksman, shall I wr hey a lot to get
35:40
Speaker 1: to this hour. You know, it's a mess in Great Britain.
35:44
Speaker 1: The government just an absolute mess. They've had no borders
35:48
Speaker 1: for a while, they're just overrun by illegals, completely screwing
35:52
Speaker 1: up the country. They've had the worst government. Now they've
35:56
Speaker 1: got a new Prime Minister who's just as bad, Andy Burnham,
36:01
Speaker 1: who by the way, is the seventh Prime minister in
36:04
Speaker 1: just ten years. And his opening speech just ridiculous nonsense,
36:09
Speaker 1: trashing Margaret Thatcher's freedom and all of that. So it's
36:14
Speaker 1: a mess over there. So you're going to need Nigel
36:16
Speaker 1: Farajer somebody like that to rise up and take the
36:19
Speaker 1: country back. Here's Farage on Burnham.
36:22
Speaker 17: Any certainty with Burnham is we're going to get more
36:24
Speaker 17: of the same, but they'll go further to the left
36:27
Speaker 17: than they all ready are. He says he wants to
36:30
Speaker 17: have the biggest change of direction in politics in forty
36:33
Speaker 17: years outside of twenty five thousand voters in Makerfield. He
36:39
Speaker 17: has literally no mandate for this at all.
36:43
Speaker 1: Yeah, so Farage should win, that should be the end
36:45
Speaker 1: of this nightmare. And then in November Bruce Blakeman should
36:49
Speaker 1: win and start fixing New York. That would be the
36:53
Speaker 1: that would be the beginning of the end of all
36:55
Speaker 1: this crazy nonsense democratic socialism, all this stuff. Even now,
37:00
Speaker 1: I've noticed a lot of Democrats, the leadership, the Shumers,
37:04
Speaker 1: the Jeffreys, still cowards hiding under their desk, but some
37:09
Speaker 1: of the democratic voices are starting to speak up. Van
37:12
Speaker 1: Jones on CNN actually saying this stuff has gone too far,
37:16
Speaker 1: the rise of these democratic socialists went back to CNN
37:24
Speaker 1: actually aired this. I mean this was CNN airing this thing.
37:26
Speaker 1: It's time for Democrats to stand up to these socialists
37:30
Speaker 1: with their nutty ideas. He's not the only one. There's
37:32
Speaker 1: a bunch of democratic commentators starting to say that. So
37:37
Speaker 1: we'll see if it's the beginning of the end of
37:39
Speaker 1: these crazy nonsense socialists. The mom Donnie's and all of that.
37:43
Speaker 1: He's speaking to Mom Donnie. Here's another embarrassing moment, This
37:47
Speaker 1: thing about the arresting net Yeah, who makes him just
37:49
Speaker 1: look like a silly child. So he's doing an interview
37:54
Speaker 1: this week and they're asking him about He's talking about
37:57
Speaker 1: the working class, the working class, the middle class, the
37:59
Speaker 1: working class, and the interviewer at one point says, how
38:05
Speaker 1: do you actually define the working class? What is the
38:07
Speaker 1: working class? And he couldn't do it. He had no
38:12
Speaker 1: idea what the working class is? He said, gave you
38:15
Speaker 1: some word salad sort of an answer, Well, if you're
38:18
Speaker 1: working to pay your bills. I think that's one definition. Well,
38:21
Speaker 1: everybody's working to pay their bills. But she kept pushing them.
38:25
Speaker 1: She goes, well, what's the amount If you're making two
38:29
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty thousand a year, are you working class?
38:32
Speaker 1: Where does it start and stop? What's the definition? So mom,
38:35
Speaker 1: Donnie had absolutely no idea. He even at one set
38:40
Speaker 1: point said he'd draw the line at around a million
38:42
Speaker 1: dollars per year, which I mean the interviewer's mouth dropped open.
38:48
Speaker 1: A million dollars a year. That's not working class, that's
38:53
Speaker 1: I mean, he just isn't. So he again went into
38:56
Speaker 1: this world word salad. Couldn't figure out what working class
38:59
Speaker 1: actually is. You know when they say the one percent,
39:02
Speaker 1: now those one percent or that one percent. How much
39:05
Speaker 1: do you think you have to make a year to
39:08
Speaker 1: be in the one percent? How much you have to
39:12
Speaker 1: make a year to be actually in the one percent?
39:14
Speaker 1: Now you're thinking, oh, ten million, a five million, seven
39:19
Speaker 1: hundred thousand, that's all it is. If you make seven
39:21
Speaker 1: hundred thousand or more, you're in the top one percent
39:25
Speaker 1: of earners in America. Now, of course that depends on
39:29
Speaker 1: where you live, but even in New York it's only
39:32
Speaker 1: like a seven hundred and sixty thousand a year, it
39:34
Speaker 1: would put you in the top one percent of earners. Hey,
39:39
Speaker 1: Miami just passed New York as far as being the
39:42
Speaker 1: most expensive place to live. Miami just passed New York.
39:48
Speaker 1: It's actually more expensive to live in Miami right now
39:51
Speaker 1: than New York City. And all these people moving down
39:54
Speaker 1: there and everything's booming and they're building everything in Miami's problems.
40:00
Speaker 1: I mean, they got traffic problems. It's a traffic nightmare.
40:04
Speaker 1: Large sections of Miami have a crime problem now, I mean,
40:07
Speaker 1: that's what happens when you take a resort like Miami
40:12
Speaker 1: and turn it into a big, bustling, hustling city. Crime problems.
40:16
Speaker 1: A lot of people don't want to go out at
40:17
Speaker 1: night in Miami and especially South Beach that forget the traffic,
40:23
Speaker 1: you can't move, So it's not the paradise it was
40:27
Speaker 1: just a few years ago. Palm Beach much more crowded
40:32
Speaker 1: than before. Although in the summer Palm Beach a total
40:35
Speaker 1: ghost town. Boca Raton is like a normal place. People
40:39
Speaker 1: actually live there. There's a part of the population are
40:42
Speaker 1: actually Floridians grew up there. But otherwise you got the
40:48
Speaker 1: old people there in Florida who spend the whole day.
40:53
Speaker 1: They get up five in the morning, wait for Starbucks
40:55
Speaker 1: to open, They go to doctors, they go to lunch,
40:58
Speaker 1: they got more doctors. They play pickleball, they go to
41:02
Speaker 1: dinner at four o'clock, then time for bed. That's Florida life. However,
41:08
Speaker 1: you know, they build these communities down there, these gated communities.
41:12
Speaker 1: There's one that is selling like crazy. It's actually north
41:17
Speaker 1: of Tampa. It's in San Antonio, Florida. That's just north
41:20
Speaker 1: of Tampa. That's a nice looking complex. But the selling
41:25
Speaker 1: thing is they built and it looks beautiful in the pictures.
41:29
Speaker 1: They built in this complex the single largest swimming pool
41:33
Speaker 1: in America. It is unbelievable. The swimming pool, and they're
41:38
Speaker 1: calling it the Crystal Lagoon. The pool is fifteen acres.
41:45
Speaker 1: That's the equivalent of one hundred and fifty basketball courts.
41:48
Speaker 1: It's fifteen acres. It's absolutely it's just stunning looking this
41:55
Speaker 1: the largest swimming pool in America, fifteen acres. Now in
41:59
Speaker 1: the homes around it two hundred and fifty thousand up
42:02
Speaker 1: to three hundred and eighty five thousand, and actually you
42:05
Speaker 1: don't even have to live there now apparently if you
42:07
Speaker 1: want to just go swim in this pool, if you're
42:10
Speaker 1: in the Tampa area, you can get a fifty dollars
42:13
Speaker 1: day pass when they're available. It's called Marada this development.
42:18
Speaker 1: But if you, I mean, if you're people, if you
42:21
Speaker 1: just love swimming pools and you want to see the
42:22
Speaker 1: greatest and the biggest and the best, put that on
42:25
Speaker 1: the bucket list. So, hey, we're talking about these federal
42:29
Speaker 1: judges before. So this federal judge, you know, the merger
42:33
Speaker 1: of US sky Dance and Paramount and all that all approved,
42:37
Speaker 1: all ready to go. Federal judge blocks it. And as
42:40
Speaker 1: Howie Carr was pointing out, the federal judge has absolutely
42:44
Speaker 1: no experience as a judge, was a was a you know,
42:47
Speaker 1: one of those pro bono legal aid lawyers from Mexico,
42:52
Speaker 1: you know, just got here as she somehow gets appointed
42:55
Speaker 1: a federal judge. You know, crazy left wing people appoint
42:59
Speaker 1: these kind of judges. So she rules them against the merger.
43:02
Speaker 1: They can't merge. That's now, of course this won't stand,
43:05
Speaker 1: this will get overturned. But if you're one of these
43:08
Speaker 1: people who likes to protest no Kings, it's these federal judges,
43:12
Speaker 1: these little federal judges. Ah, they're just a federal judge.
43:15
Speaker 1: They rule a little tiny district. They're supposed to rule
43:19
Speaker 1: on cases in their little tiny district. That's all they're
43:23
Speaker 1: supposed to do. They're making rulings on whether Trump can
43:26
Speaker 1: go to Iran, whether Trump can do this, whether Trump
43:29
Speaker 1: can accept a plane, whether Paramount and this Skydance merger
43:36
Speaker 1: can go through. It's not up to them. It's the
43:39
Speaker 1: most ridiculous thing in the world. So again, if you
43:42
Speaker 1: want to do this no King stuff, go protest these
43:44
Speaker 1: federal judges who are just supposed to rule on cases
43:48
Speaker 1: before them in their little district. They're acting like kings
43:52
Speaker 1: and it's absolutely ridiculous. Hey, Joe Rogan is now like
43:58
Speaker 1: the biggest thing in the world for political stuff. You know,
44:03
Speaker 1: it used to be years ago if you wanted to
44:07
Speaker 1: really make an impact, like you wanted to run for
44:09
Speaker 1: president or something, you had to go on Larry King
44:12
Speaker 1: Live at nine o'clock on CNN. Bill Clinton, the Arkansas governor,
44:17
Speaker 1: wasn't that well known, but there is a whole hour
44:18
Speaker 1: on Larry King Live. Boy that could launch you. Now
44:21
Speaker 1: it's Joe Rogan. Even the CNN commentator pointing out Rogan
44:26
Speaker 1: is like the biggest thing.
44:27
Speaker 18: Joe Rogan is the young Republican whisper, what are we
44:31
Speaker 18: talking about here? Well, why don't we just take a
44:33
Speaker 18: look at this, Okay, the net popularity with Republicans under
44:36
Speaker 18: the age of forty five. Look at Joe Rogan at
44:38
Speaker 18: plus sixty two points.
44:41
Speaker 8: He is far more popular among young Republicans than even
44:44
Speaker 8: Donald Trump is at plus twenty eight, and way more
44:47
Speaker 8: popular than Tucker Carlson, who of course also has his
44:50
Speaker 8: own podcast at plus eighteen.
44:52
Speaker 1: Yeah, so that's the thing that you want to really
44:56
Speaker 1: make an impact, you gotta go on Joe Rogan. It's
44:58
Speaker 1: the equivalent of the modern day equivalent of Larry King,
45:01
Speaker 1: who back in the nineties into the two thousands. Every
45:04
Speaker 1: night at nine it was Larry King Live, and the
45:08
Speaker 1: guy would be on for twenty minutes. If it was
45:10
Speaker 1: a really big deal, he'd give you the whole hour. Well,
45:13
Speaker 1: now you go on Rogan and it's two hours. It's
45:15
Speaker 1: two and a half hours. I mean, I like jd. Vance,
45:19
Speaker 1: but who the hell wants to listen to him for
45:20
Speaker 1: two and a half hours. Although I still think the
45:24
Speaker 1: Rogan interview with Trump, which went about two and a
45:27
Speaker 1: half hours, really turned the election around. Without that, I
45:30
Speaker 1: don't know that he would have won because for a
45:32
Speaker 1: lot of voters, a lot of independence, a lot of
45:34
Speaker 1: younger voters, they never heard the real Trump. They only
45:38
Speaker 1: heard those chopped up soundbites that the fake news would play.
45:41
Speaker 1: They never heard him in an actual conversation. With that
45:45
Speaker 1: Rogan interview, it was the Trump you'd see in a
45:47
Speaker 1: living room, Trump you'd be having dinner with, just very
45:51
Speaker 1: conversational and talking at length for a couple of hours.
45:55
Speaker 1: So sixty million people heard that. That really turned the
45:59
Speaker 1: election around. Oil prices, let me just check up to
46:04
Speaker 1: eighty five. Now you're gonna hear all of the news.
46:07
Speaker 1: Oil is sword. It's up fifteen points in the last
46:11
Speaker 1: week oil is going through. Eighty five is nowhere near
46:15
Speaker 1: the Joe Biden record. Joe Biden added much higher than that.
46:20
Speaker 1: And this eighty five is just like last time we
46:22
Speaker 1: went on bombing raids. Just like last time. It's a spike,
46:26
Speaker 1: it'll drop right back down to sixty eight, just like
46:29
Speaker 1: it did last time, no problem at all. Hey, you
46:32
Speaker 1: know this guy, Nick Shirley, who was the kid who's
46:35
Speaker 1: investigating uncovering all that medicaid fraud, first in Minnesota, then California.
46:42
Speaker 1: Nick Shirley, he's just a kid with an iPhone with
46:45
Speaker 1: a little camera uncovering one hundreds of millions of dollars
46:50
Speaker 1: in medicaid fraud. Well, now the federal government, doctor Oz,
46:54
Speaker 1: the Health Department, everybody has teamed up with him. They're
46:58
Speaker 1: backing him, they're supporting him, they're going with them on
47:00
Speaker 1: some of these things, and they're getting a lot done.
47:03
Speaker 1: They just uncovered in Queens and just in Queens, he
47:08
Speaker 1: just got there and he already uncovered millions and millions
47:12
Speaker 1: and millions in welfare fraud, in medicaid fraud. Just this kid,
47:19
Speaker 1: now the way he does it, and a lot of
47:23
Speaker 1: people are wondering, well, if you're so great, sixty minutes,
47:25
Speaker 1: why didn't you go uncover this? Why did a kid
47:28
Speaker 1: with an iPhone have to uncovered like four hundred million
47:31
Speaker 1: in fraud all over the country and sixty minutes did nothing?
47:35
Speaker 1: We know why because they know they don't want to
47:37
Speaker 1: hurt the Democrats, so they leave it alone. They ignore it.
47:40
Speaker 1: But how does this kid do it? How does he?
47:43
Speaker 2: Well?
47:43
Speaker 1: What he The first thing he does he gets in
47:46
Speaker 1: its public you can access this information. He gets the
47:50
Speaker 1: records of medicaid payouts, in other words, how much each
47:54
Speaker 1: facility is collecting and Medicaid payouts. So if he sees
47:57
Speaker 1: this a facility he's got twenty million in Medicaid payouts,
48:01
Speaker 1: he goes and looks at it. He probably doesn't even
48:04
Speaker 1: go there, probably just goes on a Google street view.
48:08
Speaker 1: And if they're getting twenty million in Medicaid payments reimbursements,
48:13
Speaker 1: he looks at it, and if it's just a little
48:15
Speaker 1: tiny storefront, he realizes they couldn't possibly do enough cases
48:20
Speaker 1: in there to get that much reimbursement. Twenty million in
48:25
Speaker 1: reimbursement implies thousands of people are coming in and out
48:28
Speaker 1: of there. Well, if it's a little tiny storefront, and
48:30
Speaker 1: then he goes there with his camera running, and he
48:33
Speaker 1: walks in and talks to whoever's behind the counter there
48:36
Speaker 1: and says, how many people are you treating? How many?
48:39
Speaker 1: How do you I see how many reimbursements you got?
48:43
Speaker 1: Where are all these people? Where do you do this?
48:45
Speaker 1: It's not enough room in here. And then they panic
48:47
Speaker 1: and they run away, and he knows he's got him,
48:49
Speaker 1: and now he's got doctor Oz going with him. He's
48:51
Speaker 1: pointing this out to the Feds. And they've already taken
48:54
Speaker 1: back many, many, many millions here in New York and
48:58
Speaker 1: that was collected illegally. But again, where's sixty minutes on this?
49:02
Speaker 1: Where's all these networks on this stuff? Fascinating story, and
49:06
Speaker 1: they're all ignoring it.
49:08
Speaker 2: Now.
49:08
Speaker 1: It's dangerous work too for this kid. Luckily, he's got
49:10
Speaker 1: the Fed's protecting him now because a lot of this
49:14
Speaker 1: medicaid fraud in Minnesota was a lot of Somalians, but
49:18
Speaker 1: in New York they think it's a lot of organized
49:21
Speaker 1: crime running this. So it's dangerous for this kid, very
49:24
Speaker 1: very dangerous. In fact, a lot of employees have talked
49:26
Speaker 1: about being threatened and all that, and they have to
49:29
Speaker 1: keep quiet. So it's good that it's finally getting done.
49:35
Speaker 1: So Tom Holman, we were talking about him before. What
49:40
Speaker 1: this guy has to go through? The attacks on Tom Holman,
49:44
Speaker 1: he said, it's absolutely pathetic and disgusting. And all the
49:49
Speaker 1: media is that they keep attacking and miscommunicating what Ice does,
49:52
Speaker 1: calling him Nazis. And he was doing all the same
49:55
Speaker 1: exact stuff under Obama and nobody mentioned him. In fact,
50:00
Speaker 1: Obama brought him to the White House and gave him
50:03
Speaker 1: the Presidential Medal of Freedom for doing it. He's doing
50:05
Speaker 1: the exact same thing now and they're making him sound
50:08
Speaker 1: like the most evil man on earth. He said, I
50:11
Speaker 1: can't even go get a quarter milk at the grocery
50:14
Speaker 1: store without a full security detail, just because I'm enforcing
50:18
Speaker 1: the laws of the country. He's got the mom Donnie
50:21
Speaker 1: to deal with. Although Ma'm Donnie's been a little nicer
50:24
Speaker 1: to home.
50:24
Speaker 19: And I appreciate the comments from Mandami and Jeffries, but
50:29
Speaker 19: too little, too late. They spent a year attacking Ice,
50:32
Speaker 19: comparing Ice, so US abottished Ice clar fascists, Ice are Nazis,
50:36
Speaker 19: Ice are races.
50:37
Speaker 1: Ice is a secret police. Yeah, then his agent's got
50:41
Speaker 1: to worry about this ice.
50:42
Speaker 19: Stages some mohamma's dad's too. They don't hang your heart
50:45
Speaker 19: on a hook every day to do this job. And
50:48
Speaker 19: it's just not an attack on the ice, ation's attack
50:50
Speaker 19: on their spouses and children. And no one knows that
50:53
Speaker 19: better than me. I can't even go get a quarter
50:56
Speaker 19: milk at a grocery store without of security detail. Why,
50:59
Speaker 19: because I'm lost his country as pathetic is It's disgusting.
51:02
Speaker 1: Yeah, Hey, well, takes some calls. Next. Eight hundred three
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Speaker 1: to two one zero seven ten is the number. Eight
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51:21
Speaker 1: Eight hundred three to two to one zero seven ten
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51:27
Speaker 1: How you.
51:27
Speaker 2: Doing, Hey, Mark? Very good? Two quick things. Do you
51:30
Speaker 2: remember the thing that put Bill Clinton on the radar
51:33
Speaker 2: for everybody towards the presidency, the public appearance?
51:36
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, he made the world's worst speech at the
51:38
Speaker 1: eighty eight convention. It was so bad that Johnny Carson
51:41
Speaker 1: started making fun of him every night in the monologue,
51:44
Speaker 1: And after making fun of them for a week, they
51:46
Speaker 1: finally invited him on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson
51:48
Speaker 1: to play the ssphone that could be.
51:51
Speaker 2: But he also went on the Senior Hall Show with
51:53
Speaker 2: his sunglasses and he played the uh well, but remember that.
51:57
Speaker 1: That was different. That was much later. He already had
51:59
Speaker 1: the Democratic nomina, but when he was unknown, it was
52:02
Speaker 1: Carson that actually first put him on the map with
52:04
Speaker 1: that appearance. Okay, thanks for colling. Let's go to Joe
52:07
Speaker 1: in Elmwood Park. Joe, how you doing.
52:10
Speaker 20: Good morning, Mark. They're all clowns. Did you hear our
52:13
Speaker 20: clown over here? Mickey Mohamma didn't want to load the
52:16
Speaker 20: flag for Graham, for Lindsey Graham, who our governor didn't
52:22
Speaker 20: want to load the flag for.
52:25
Speaker 7: You?
52:25
Speaker 1: Talking about Mikey Cheryl.
52:27
Speaker 20: Yeah, Mikey Cheryl.
52:28
Speaker 1: Yet, Hey, you people elect these idiot I don't know, Well,
52:31
Speaker 1: we should talk. We got mom downe.
52:34
Speaker 20: After Trump's speech, Mark Wayne Mullen said, Jersey's one of
52:39
Speaker 20: the for the fraud. We're still waiting for him when
52:42
Speaker 20: they're coming.
52:43
Speaker 1: They can't do the whole country in one day.
52:44
Speaker 4: I mean.
52:46
Speaker 1: They're doing Queen's right now. But thanks for calling. Let's
52:49
Speaker 1: go to Frank in New Jersey Frank, How you doing.
52:53
Speaker 21: Good morning, Mark. My question is, if any of these
52:57
Speaker 21: Democratic socialists were elected to Congress, how can they take
53:01
Speaker 21: the oath to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution when
53:05
Speaker 21: their whole program is to change the whole form of government.
53:08
Speaker 1: Excellent point, Very good point. Somebody's got to ask him that,
53:12
Speaker 1: but don't count on the fake news to do that.
53:14
Speaker 1: Let's go to Rich and Myrtle Beach Rich, how you doing?
53:18
Speaker 9: He thanks Mark? You know this, Darlin Graham, the degenous
53:20
Speaker 9: stands another DEI higher. I don't think she's ever going
53:23
Speaker 9: to get out of the primary. Nancy Mace pulled out
53:26
Speaker 9: of the primary and put a whole of support behind
53:29
Speaker 9: Ralph Norman, makes him a huge favorite. And you know,
53:32
Speaker 9: Donald Trump won the state by huge numbers and Lindsey
53:35
Speaker 9: Graham could barely get over the fifty percent mark for
53:38
Speaker 9: the last couple of primaries. The state was not happy
53:40
Speaker 9: with Lindsay Graham. He's a warhawk, hasn't done anything to
53:44
Speaker 9: help any of us with the prices of gas and
53:46
Speaker 9: everything else down you. I don't think she's getting out
53:48
Speaker 9: of the primary, and I'm suainly not going to vote
53:50
Speaker 9: for I got several other people I've put ahead of her.
53:52
Speaker 9: She got no experience, has done nothing other than be
53:54
Speaker 9: Lindsay's sister and maybe a total yes for everything Trump
53:59
Speaker 9: wants to do.
53:59
Speaker 1: Yeah, and now we've seen this before where somebody dies
54:02
Speaker 1: and the wife takes the runs for the seat.
54:04
Speaker 9: This is want to Missouri Before Josh Holly McCormick, whatever
54:07
Speaker 9: her name was, she was terrible.
54:09
Speaker 1: But this a few times it's happened. This is different.
54:10
Speaker 1: It's a sister. But what about that governorment Master. He's
54:13
Speaker 1: pretty popular down there, isn't he not?
54:15
Speaker 2: Really?
54:16
Speaker 9: No, you know, he wasn't popular during COVID, But you
54:20
Speaker 9: have to remember that, you know, the governor tried to
54:22
Speaker 9: close the state and the businesses in this state, especially
54:26
Speaker 9: down in the tourist area. Why'm the Myrtle Beach up
54:28
Speaker 9: and down the strand All the businesses said, screw the governor,
54:31
Speaker 9: we're opening. And then the governess says, okay, go ahead
54:33
Speaker 9: and open. He's not going to stop you. But he's
54:35
Speaker 9: not a huge favorite down here in this Tamila Everett,
54:38
Speaker 9: she really had no chance of winning the governorship either.
54:40
Speaker 9: I mean, there's quite a few other people who's going
54:43
Speaker 9: to be able to get ahead of these people in
54:45
Speaker 9: the primaries. But you know, like I said, you know
54:48
Speaker 9: McMaster was you know, okay, but and there's even talk
54:52
Speaker 9: down here Nicky Haley may want to run for that seat,
54:54
Speaker 9: and she'd be nobody would vote for that woman. She
54:57
Speaker 9: couldn't even get dog catcher in the state.
54:58
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, Nicky Haley. I think she knows now
55:01
Speaker 1: that she's totally ineligible to ever run for anything. She's
55:03
Speaker 1: the most awful woman ever behind the scenes, was the
55:07
Speaker 1: worst everybody in the White House when she was there.
55:12
Speaker 9: Every Dowland Graham's getting out of the primary monk.
55:17
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, that's interesting. Hey, you're in Myrtle Beach. So
55:21
Speaker 1: if you go to Florida, it's like an old age home,
55:24
Speaker 1: all retired. They got nothing to do all day. Is
55:27
Speaker 1: it like that in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina?
55:30
Speaker 9: No, because you know down here, down here Myrtle Beach area,
55:35
Speaker 9: the Strand really runs so like the border of North Carolina,
55:38
Speaker 9: South Carolina really down to the south end of of
55:43
Speaker 9: Myrtle Beach Strand, the Grand Strand, so really only an
55:45
Speaker 9: hour hour and a half ride from one end to
55:47
Speaker 9: the other, and that's almost everything touristy is located the
55:52
Speaker 9: House of Blues. You see a lot of old folks
55:54
Speaker 9: down here, and there's a lot of independent living places.
55:57
Speaker 9: Matter of fact, I do a lot of solo shows,
56:00
Speaker 9: a lot of these independent living places where they got
56:01
Speaker 9: thrown dogs in a nice place, almost like just a
56:04
Speaker 9: you have all the fifty five community like Florida. Florida
56:09
Speaker 9: would have spread out of all of the place.
56:10
Speaker 1: Well, that's good place for your ban because they can
56:11
Speaker 1: turn the hearing aid off and not be bone.
56:13
Speaker 2: But just kidding, what's funny, I asked him.
56:15
Speaker 9: There is a two out few folks in here, and
56:17
Speaker 9: they'll say no because nobody has the hearing aism.
56:21
Speaker 1: Well, thanks for calling Rich, take care. Let's go to
56:24
Speaker 1: Vincent and Brooklyn. Vincent, how you doing.
56:26
Speaker 16: Good morning, Mark. Mark. If w R let one of
56:29
Speaker 16: your investigative reporters accompany me for an afternoon, I could
56:34
Speaker 16: easily identify twenty thirty of these Medicare Medicaid pill mills.
56:40
Speaker 16: They're called they're all for the most part located along Avenue, U,
56:45
Speaker 16: Avenue X and Ocean Avenue in Brooklyn, and they're mainly Russian, Georgian,
56:51
Speaker 16: and Ukrainian and Pakistani and Indian. This bonehead spokesperson for
56:57
Speaker 16: the Socialist Democrats of Merrior. His name is Gustavo. I
57:02
Speaker 16: don't remember his last name. He said that no landlord
57:06
Speaker 16: should make more than a twelve percent property on their
57:11
Speaker 16: real estate investment. Well, hello, stupid. Most small landlords are
57:16
Speaker 16: barely breaking even. I know landlords that have to kick in,
57:21
Speaker 16: Like if they were paying rent years ago, if you
57:25
Speaker 16: owned a fourth story of four family brownstone, the first
57:29
Speaker 16: rent went to pay your mortgage, the second rent went
57:33
Speaker 16: to pay your property taxes, and all of that. Your
57:37
Speaker 16: third rent went to pay all your utilities to operate
57:41
Speaker 16: the building, and the fourth apartment, if you were lucky,
57:44
Speaker 16: you could live in it rent free. Well that's no
57:47
Speaker 16: longer the case.
57:49
Speaker 1: People, We got to go do the news. But good point.
57:52
Speaker 1: I know what you're saying, and it's what.
57:56
Speaker 16: You supposed to show. They were inexperience, Mark.
57:58
Speaker 1: I experience. You're right. Thanks thanks for calling Vincent. When
58:01
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58:04
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Speaker 2: We're editing the next Do It Live. It'll be with Haraldo.
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Speaker 1: Ooh, I like that.
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Speaker 2: So it was almost twenty years ago where we had
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Speaker 2: the brawl on Collasion about illegal migrant crime. So Rollo
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Speaker 2: is now eighty three years old and I'm thirty seven. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: and we're going to reprise that and I think people
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Speaker 2: will find it very interesting about changes in his thinking
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Speaker 2: and my thinking over the twenty years. So that will
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Speaker 2: drop on Thursday. And Bill o'liley dot com thank you
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Speaker 2: We make it very easy for people to access it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. So hey, you know, obviously everybody remembers the Barney
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Speaker 1: Frank battle you had, but I always remember George Will
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Speaker 1: because we all thought of very took him very seriously
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Speaker 1: with the bow tie, and then one night you just
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Speaker 1: really exposed that guy.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it was the same old thing that mister Will,
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Speaker 2: who writes for the Washington Post A nothing wrong with that.
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Speaker 2: A traditional conservative out of the William Buckley cadre was
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Speaker 2: basically hating on Trump and by extension, anybody who thought
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Speaker 2: Trump was worthy. And I was reading I was reading
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Speaker 2: his stuff out my people dissenting about President Trump. I mean,
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Speaker 2: come on, it's a country living. But Will's analysis got
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Speaker 2: to be very personal. And I know something about George Will.
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Speaker 2: He was very cozy with Ronald Reagan, particularly Nancy Reagan.
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Speaker 2: He dined with Nancy Reagan every week, just him and her,
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Speaker 2: and he was really deeply involved at that Republican administration.
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Speaker 2: And then he comes out and does all this stuff.
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Speaker 2: So I think I called him a hack, which was
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Speaker 2: immature on my part, But subsequently I think I've been
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Speaker 2: right about him. Yeah.
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Speaker 1: No, that was the end.
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Speaker 2: I kind of disappeared, and he's not relevant anymore because
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Speaker 2: he You know, once you get in and you're a
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Speaker 2: so called journalist, and once you get cozy with a politician,
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Speaker 2: any politician, you really lose credibility. You really do. And
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Speaker 2: that's what my objection to mister Will was.
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Speaker 1: Now you really punch your that balloon that night. I
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Speaker 1: never forgot that. So hey. Also, if you go to
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Speaker 1: Bill O'Reilly dot com, you can watch this you on
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Speaker 1: Bill Maher talking about Bill Maher. He goes on NPR
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Speaker 1: and he tells them right to their face how slanted
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Speaker 1: and biased they are. What do you make of Bill Maher?
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Speaker 1: Sometimes he's very logical, sometimes he's a little crazy.
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Speaker 2: I think ma himself is an independent thinker. I defended
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Speaker 2: him after nine eleven when he said that the terrorists
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Speaker 2: weren't cowards. I don't know when you remember. They got
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Speaker 2: fired from ABC for saying that. Yeah, And his point
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Speaker 2: of view was, look, they gave their lives for Allah
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Speaker 2: whoever you know there, and they killed people, but you
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Speaker 2: can call them every name in the book, but they
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Speaker 2: weren't cowards. I didn't. I wasn't offended by that. So
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Speaker 2: when ABC fired him, because ABC was totally different company
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Speaker 2: at the time, I said, I don't think that's right.
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Speaker 2: You can disagree with mare. Now. Over the years, I
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Speaker 2: have a lot to do with Bill. I run into
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Speaker 2: him occasionally as on this program, uh in December. I
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Speaker 2: mean he's a big pot guy. He and Woody Harrelson
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Speaker 2: have opened pot stores. I'm not into that drug culture.
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Speaker 2: I think it is very pernicious, particularly for children, and
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Speaker 2: you know, parade around smoking pot. That's not a big
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Speaker 2: plus in my uh, in my thinking. But he's one
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Speaker 2: of the few that will go on television and say
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Speaker 2: things that he knows might come back to bite him.
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Speaker 2: So he does have an element of courage. And that's
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Speaker 2: what I pointed out. NPR is the biggest phony uh
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Speaker 2: limousine liberal network around maybe ps EPs worst. But they're
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Speaker 2: buying for the title, and you know, Mars is there
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Speaker 2: with the guy and says, look, you guys are a
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Speaker 2: bunch of you know, propagandas primarily, which they are.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, hey, Bill o'redley. You're a big sports fan. You
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Speaker 1: attend a lot of games. What about this World Cup?
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Speaker 1: I'm glad it's over. I'm glad they're gone. Am I
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Speaker 1: wrong thing?
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Speaker 2: Yeah? I fall asleep in the last game. I mean,
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Speaker 2: soccer is not my thing. I played a lot of
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Speaker 2: semi pro baseball, played high school ice hockey and college football.
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Speaker 2: I'm a standardized American guy. I don't want to be
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Speaker 2: kicking the ball around for an hour and twenty minutes.
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Speaker 2: I mean, it's just not I don't play golf either.
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Speaker 2: I mean, you know, okay, how long are we going
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Speaker 2: to be out there with the little cart? So the
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Speaker 2: World Cup was excellent for America. Excellent a matter who
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Speaker 2: won or who lost. And you know, but the images
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Speaker 2: of our country and the people having fun with foreign
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Speaker 2: nationals who came over to watch the games, and the
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Speaker 2: interactions were all very positive, extremely so. And when you
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Speaker 2: travel the world, and I've been in ninety countries, you
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Speaker 2: don't see that kind of Hey, America is a great place.
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Speaker 2: You don't see it. But you did see it as
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Speaker 2: a World Cup. And it's a miracle that with all
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Speaker 2: of those games and all of those venues, nothing untoward happened,
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Speaker 2: that our security services checked things under control. Everything fell
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Speaker 2: into place for the USA. And you know, I'm proud
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Speaker 2: of my country and I was very proud of the
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Speaker 2: way it handled the World Cup.
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Speaker 1: No, right, well, that's good points your book, your new book,
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Speaker 1: confronting America. Hey, I've noticed some democrats, some voices are
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Speaker 1: confronting their own party now, telling them they got to
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Speaker 1: get rid of this crazy left wing socialist looney stuff
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Speaker 1: and get back to normal. You think that's a growing movement.
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Speaker 2: Well, it almost has to be if the Democratic Party
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Speaker 2: believes it's going to retain any kind of power. So
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Speaker 2: it's a new poll, Washington Post poll out that even
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Speaker 2: though President Trump's underwater on your economy, under Iran, underwater
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Speaker 2: on a lot of big issues, the Republicans are within
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Speaker 2: three points of winning the midterm elections. This is a
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Speaker 2: Washington Post And that's because people around the country they
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Speaker 2: may say, Oh, I don't really like Donald Trump, or
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Speaker 2: I don't like the Republicans, but these other people are worse,
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Speaker 2: and they are so they've all come out of the closet,
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Speaker 2: the big communist closet, and they're all run a while
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Speaker 2: with arrogance, and we're going to do this. And the
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Speaker 2: regular folks, not the folks living on Park Avenue on
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Speaker 2: the Upper east Side or West side of Manhattan, the
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Speaker 2: regular people in Toledo, in Albuquerque don't want an enormous
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Speaker 2: government telling them how to live. And if the Republican
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Speaker 2: Party would seize upon the potential danger of that, it
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Speaker 2: would I think win the midterms. Despite Iran and the
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Speaker 2: affordability stuff.
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Speaker 1: Hey, your new book is Confronting America. It's a really
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Speaker 2: And the reason I wrote this book is, look like you,
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1:07:44
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Speaker 2: And the subtitle of the book is what has to
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Speaker 2: So you know, I go on these shows on these
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Speaker 2: This is the life affordability, and it's okay, what's your
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Speaker 2: solution to affordability? Silence. They don't have a solution because
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Speaker 2: the government does not control the capitalistic economy. Remember eggs.
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Speaker 2: Remember when Trump came eggs, eggs, Oh, eggs, they're eighty
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Speaker 2: dollars an egg. Okay, Now eggs are lower than they've
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Speaker 2: ever been because there are more eggs in the marketplace,
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Speaker 2: and the transportation problems they're getting the eggs into the
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Speaker 2: grocery stores has involved. That's capitalism. The government has nothing
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Speaker 2: to do with price and wages. It tried it, it failed.
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Speaker 2: And so when you hear words affordability, which you'll hear
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Speaker 2: a thousand times up until November, then you just look, Okay,
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Speaker 2: what are you gonna do? What is affordability? What are
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Speaker 2: you gonna do now, ma'am Donnie to his credit, Hey,
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Speaker 2: I don't believe I just said that says I'm taking
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Speaker 2: over everything. I'm gonna take over everything. Food distribution, who
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Speaker 2: you have to pay New York City? And now I'll
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Speaker 2: stay in an apartment? I mean, he's and I'm taking
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Speaker 2: it all over, right, no matter what it is the
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Speaker 2: means of production of New York City, I'm gonna run it. Okay,
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Speaker 2: at least the guy's honest. Guy like Bill maher right,
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Speaker 2: is this what you want? A thirty four year old slacker?
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Speaker 2: I'm telling you how to live?
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Speaker 16: Is that what you want?
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