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Hour 2: Bill Gates loves NYC's hot dogs. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Let's get back to the Mark Simone show on WR. Well,
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Speaker 1: somehow it got to be Monday already. Anybody want to
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Speaker 1: hear about Minnesota. I don't think so. I think the
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Speaker 1: Democrats have already overplayed their hand. I don't want to
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Speaker 1: talk about it anymore. It's enough with this Minnesota. But
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Speaker 1: you've seen the video all weekend of these crazy they
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Speaker 1: just you know, actually, here's Kylie Kaylee Mcananey, former White
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Speaker 1: House Press secretary. This is a pretty good way to
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Speaker 1: put it. America does not have a white supremacy problem.
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Speaker 1: It has a spoiled, unhinged white liberals problem. That isn't
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Speaker 1: It is true these crazy white liberals have gotten crazier, angrier,
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Speaker 1: more unhinged, and just spoiled like crazy. I mean the
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Speaker 1: idea of thinking you can just jump in front of
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Speaker 1: police cars, or you can pull your car in front
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Speaker 1: and block them in. Or you see this video where
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Speaker 1: they just go up to these police cars ice but
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Speaker 1: still long horseman cars go up to the window and
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Speaker 1: start banging on them. I mean again, when you see
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Speaker 1: a cop on the street, you're on this you're driving,
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Speaker 1: there's a cop. All of a sudden, you drive very slowly,
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Speaker 1: very carefully. You wouldn't think to pull your car in
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Speaker 1: front and block him and then go bang on his wing.
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Speaker 1: Who in the right mind would do that Anyway, Enough Minnesota, Hey,
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Speaker 1: Bob Weir passed away. Grateful Dead. He was the lead
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Speaker 1: sing around a lot of their biggest hits. Bob Weir,
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Speaker 1: I gotta be honest. I was never a Grateful Dead fan.
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Speaker 1: I'm not a dead Head. I had no interest in
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Speaker 1: the Grateful Dead. He did have a couple of hit
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Speaker 1: singles on his own, which I remember playing, and you
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Speaker 1: would come on the show and he'd interview him. A
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Speaker 1: very nice guy, but I mean, was again not a
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Speaker 1: big Grateful Dead fan. But it did kill thirty seconds,
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Speaker 1: so we play. No, he's very good. He's very good.
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Speaker 1: He's accellent. The Grateful Dead fans, the dead Heads whatever
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Speaker 1: you call him, are so devoted, and he was so
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Speaker 1: I mean, just a major figure in music. You know,
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Speaker 1: when somebody dies or they pay tribute at the Empire
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Speaker 1: State Building, they light up the Empire State Building. If
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Speaker 1: it's the Giants, that's in blue and white. If it's
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Speaker 1: the Mets, they put it in blue and orange. I
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Speaker 1: don't know how they did it last night, but they
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Speaker 1: lit the Empire State Building with tie dye lights. They
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Speaker 1: had lights of all different colors and they got him
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Speaker 1: to form a like a tie die pattern. If you
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Speaker 1: go online you can see the Picture's pretty amazing. And
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Speaker 1: again a lot of people are mad at the Golden Globes.
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Speaker 1: Where's the immemorium the people have lost this year, Rob Reiner?
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Speaker 1: Where was the tribute to Rob Reiner? Nothing on the
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Speaker 1: Golden Globes. Speaking of Rob Reiner, the son, Nick Reiner,
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Speaker 1: still I guess looking for a new lawyer. His lawyer quit.
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Speaker 1: Now more is coming out about Nick Reiner. He's thirty
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Speaker 1: two years old. Apparently he was absolutely was diagnosed with
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Speaker 1: schizophrenia in the weeks before the killing. He was diagnosed
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Speaker 1: with actual schizophrenia. Now, some top criminal lawyers I've asked
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Speaker 1: him what would make that he had a top criminal
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Speaker 1: lawyer of LA. What would make that guy quit? And
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Speaker 1: some of these guys told me, you don't want to
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Speaker 1: work with a schizophrenic. It's impossible, impossible to work with them,
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Speaker 1: prepared defense with them, try to get them through the trial.
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Speaker 1: It's just rough. It's just way too rough. So he
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Speaker 1: was actually diagnosed with schizophrenia. He was on all kinds
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Speaker 1: of medication for it. And these sort of medications they
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Speaker 1: call him psychotropic drugs can make you even crazier. They
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Speaker 1: can make you erratic, they can make you very dangerous.
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Speaker 1: In fact, many of these psychotropic drugs, it says right
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Speaker 1: in the side effects, may cause maniacal behavior, homicidal behavior.
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Speaker 1: It can do that. And that's why many times you
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Speaker 1: see this crazy kid who shoots up a school or
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Speaker 1: shoots mass shooting. It turns out he was on these
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Speaker 1: psychotropic drugs. It's a big problem. So they put Rob
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Speaker 1: Reiner on these drugs. And apparently another side effect was
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Speaker 1: weight gain. He gained a lot of weight on the drug,
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Speaker 1: which he was very upset about, and he convinced the
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Speaker 1: doctors to change his medication to something else. Well, whatever
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Speaker 1: the other medication they switched him to was was much
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Speaker 1: more dangerous. It made him much more erratic and his
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Speaker 1: behavior went really psycho and they normally when somebody gets
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Speaker 1: that crazy on the medication, you're supposed to put him
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Speaker 1: in what's called a temporary cycoled, which means you don't
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Speaker 1: let them loose, you keep them in a facility. Doctors
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Speaker 1: decided not to place him on a temporary cycoled and
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Speaker 1: to leave him out there in the world, which was
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Speaker 1: very dangerous. But two factors there. It's California. So when
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Speaker 1: it's California doctors, California treatment places, they're very, very, very
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Speaker 1: lax and liberal about things. If it was here in
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Speaker 1: New York, they've probably been a little tougher about it. Also,
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Speaker 1: it's Rob Reiner. He's a major figure in California. So
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Speaker 1: the whiners apparently did not want to have to do that.
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Speaker 1: If they didn't have to, they decided not to do that,
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Speaker 1: and the doctors went along with it. So big mistake,
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Speaker 1: big mistake. But next court date is I think in February,
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Speaker 1: so he'll be in jail till then, and then we'll see.
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Speaker 1: Now this Mam Donnie stuff that you saw the first thing.
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Speaker 1: He wants to do these public toilets bathrooms and wants
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Speaker 1: to spend millions on them. Here's the other problem with
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Speaker 1: Madonni Mam Donnie, or as Al Sharpon would say, Mam Da,
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Speaker 1: Mam Donnie. Everybody city hall veterans and New York political
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Speaker 1: veterans looking at the whole situation. From what they're seeing,
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Speaker 1: it looks like he's going to continue to be more
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Speaker 1: of a candidate than a mayor. It's more of a
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Speaker 1: campaign than an administration. They've noticed, I mean, he put
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Speaker 1: in a lot of wacky Deblasio type left wing kooks
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Speaker 1: in different jobs. But they've noticed that he's created an
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Speaker 1: enormous press office beyond anything anybody's ever needed. You know.
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Speaker 1: It's usually a couple of people running the press office
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Speaker 1: and a couple of assistants, but he's put in a
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Speaker 1: massive amount of people in this press office, a massive
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Speaker 1: communications team. This is very unusual. So they're thinking that
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Speaker 1: he has no idea how to run anything. He's not
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Speaker 1: a manager, he's not a mayor, he has no he's
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Speaker 1: never had a job in his life, so he doesn't
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Speaker 1: know anything about working in an office or running anything.
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Speaker 1: So all he knows how to do is campaign. So
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Speaker 1: they think he's going to just continue in campaign mode.
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Speaker 1: And he's brought in some heavy hitters for this communications team,
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Speaker 1: people from the Bernie Sanders team, a couple of couple
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Speaker 1: of big Bernie Sanders people come in and be communications directors.
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Speaker 1: He's speech writer and deputy communications director, all from the
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Speaker 1: left wing kind of kooky things. Yeah, basically calling it's
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Speaker 1: going to be a department of propaganda. Now what does
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Speaker 1: this mean? He's also created something else besides the Press Office,
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Speaker 1: the Communications Office, He's created another body called the Office
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Speaker 1: of Mass Engagement and put a Democratic Socialist comrade in
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Speaker 1: charge of it. So I guess the idea is, no
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Speaker 1: matter what he does or if he does nothing, he'll
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Speaker 1: have this enormous pr machine going full time in overdrive,
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Speaker 1: selling hype and creating this whole illusion of him doing something.
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Speaker 1: Now this is kind of good news because the word
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Speaker 1: is from some people that is scary as he is,
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Speaker 1: it might not be that scary because he's a lot
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Speaker 1: like the Blasio and that he's not going to actually
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Speaker 1: do anything. He's just going to do public stuff, you know,
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Speaker 1: just campaigning speeches, not actually on the ground actually doing anything.
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Speaker 1: So this would kind of indicate that. So we'll see
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Speaker 1: what that was Bill Gates doing in New York. Did
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Speaker 1: you see all this Bill Gates video? It was all
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Speaker 1: over Twitter, Instagram, everywhere Bill Gates is in New York.
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Speaker 1: He goes into Times Square and he has a hot
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Speaker 1: dog off a cart. I don't know what the idea was.
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Speaker 1: It was to make I guess, to make him look
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Speaker 1: like he's just a regular guy eating a hot dog
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Speaker 1: off a cart. But he's looking at it like it's
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Speaker 1: something from Mars, Like he's never seen a cart, he's
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Speaker 1: never seen a hot dog. Also, I noticed there's a
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Speaker 1: lot of security guys all around him, not just playing
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Speaker 1: security guys, but with fancy suits and the earpieces, and
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Speaker 1: they look like secret service. You know, if you look
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Speaker 1: at a hot dog cart, and even if there's a line,
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Speaker 1: nobody has fourteen bodyguards with earpieces. In highly unusual McDonald's.
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Speaker 1: McDonald's has big plans for twenty twenty six. They're going
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Speaker 1: to introduce new menu items. This is you know, once
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Speaker 1: in a million years did they add something to the
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Speaker 1: McDonald's menu. And besides new items, they're going to have
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Speaker 1: a secret man where things pop up on the menu.
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Speaker 1: All of us know the idea of this. They think
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Speaker 1: this is how you play Instagram and TikTok with little
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Speaker 1: secret things that pop up and get a lot of
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Speaker 1: a buzz on TikTok and Instagram and all that stuff.
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Speaker 1: But the biggest new item, now these other things they're
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Speaker 1: working on. A surf and turf burger, a chicken cheese burger,
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Speaker 1: a chicken big mac, an espresso milkshake. All right, this
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Speaker 1: is all good apple pie, Minnie mcflury, I don't know
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Speaker 1: what the hell that is. It's, oh, that's a milkshake,
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Speaker 1: but with like an apple pie in it. And oh
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Speaker 1: they want to sell the Big Mac sauce separately as
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Speaker 1: a as a dip. You could buy the Big Mac sauce.
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Speaker 1: Isn't that great? I think if you went into any
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Speaker 1: supermarket and just got a bottle of Russian dressing, I
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Speaker 1: think you'd have pretty much the same thing. But the
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Speaker 1: big item, the big thing for twenty twenty six to
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Speaker 1: introduce the biggest burger, a giant burger. It's the massive
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Speaker 1: double patty burger called the Big Arch. It's too huge
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Speaker 1: beef patties, three slices of cheese, lettuce, pickles, onions, a
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Speaker 1: new tangy big Arch sauce. Uh okay, now that sounds
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Speaker 1: good because a lot of places have much bigger juicy
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Speaker 1: or burgers. Problem with McDonald's too much bun. I remember
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Speaker 1: talking to Julia Child once on the air, but she
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Speaker 1: loved McDonald's, but she said the bun to meat ratio
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Speaker 1: is not good. Too much bun, not enough meat. But
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Speaker 1: this could be a big thing, the big Big Arch
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Speaker 1: now the only thing to remember anything McDonald's has ever created.
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Speaker 1: In other words, McDonald's has a development test kitchen where
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Speaker 1: they come up with new things to put on the menu,
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Speaker 1: and they spend millions and millions every year on this
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Speaker 1: test kitchen where these development guys try to come up
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Speaker 1: with everything they ever came up with and put on
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Speaker 1: the menu. Totally bombed the McLean. You remember that the McLean,
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Speaker 1: All that stuff totally bombed. The only things that have new,
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Speaker 1: thing that ever took off were invented by local franchises.
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Speaker 1: It was a local franchise that came up with the
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Speaker 1: fish file at Sandwich. It was somewhere in the South
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Speaker 1: where everybody was Catholic and back then you couldn't meet
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Speaker 1: on Friday. So to save their business, they came up
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Speaker 1: with the fish file at became so popular McDonald's put
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Speaker 1: it on the menu. I think the Big Mac actually
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Speaker 1: was created by a franchise. But whenever McDonald's comes up,
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Speaker 1: but it never works. Now, the good news is this
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Speaker 1: big Arch, this big Burger has been tested out in Europe,
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Speaker 1: in Ireland, a couple other countries. It's work there, so
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Speaker 1: expect that to come to the McDonald's near you soon, Hey, Sacks,
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Speaker 1: Fifth Avenue. You know they're about to file for bankruptcy.
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Speaker 1: This could break at any moment. People think they're going
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Speaker 1: to file bankruptcy at any moment. Sacks. You know, they
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Speaker 1: bought Neman Marcus. They spent billions of dollars to buy
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Speaker 1: Neiman Marcus. It's all combined. They also owned Bergdorf Goodman.
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Speaker 1: But it's looking like they're heading into bankruptcy. The got
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Speaker 1: massive debt. They borrowed almost three billion. They owe a
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Speaker 1: lot of money. They missed the payment the other day
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Speaker 1: of one hundred million, one hundred million dollar interest payment,
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Speaker 1: So it looks like at any moment they might file bankruptcy.
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Speaker 1: Now this is leaking out everywhere, so a lot of
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Speaker 1: shoppers are rushing to Sacks to spend their their credit.
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Speaker 1: You know those cards, those gift cards, everything use up
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Speaker 1: any credit. They have problem is retail sales, you know,
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Speaker 1: have died in general. In general, retail sales way down,
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Speaker 1: but especially with very high end luxury items, and they
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Speaker 1: just expanded too much. They just you know, you could
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Speaker 1: go into I mean the good news. You're going to
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Speaker 1: Sacks right now, going to burg darf they're empty. Go
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Speaker 1: over there to Neiman Marcus up the block there, they're empty.
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Speaker 1: There's nobody in there. There's like thirty five salespeople and
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Speaker 1: two customers. You can always get some service there. Anyway.
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Speaker 1: We'll take some calls in a minute. Eight hundred three
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Speaker 1: to two one zero seven ten is the number. Eight
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Speaker 1: hundred three to two one zero seven ten. Dina Powell.
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Speaker 1: That's the wife of the He's a good guy, Dave McCormick.
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Speaker 1: He's the senator from Pennsylvania. He was the head of
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Speaker 1: the Carlisle Group. Big hedge, fun guy, very nice guy.
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Speaker 1: Dave McCormick. He's married to Dina Powell, who's been one
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Speaker 1: of those overly ambitious, extremely aggressively ambitious women. You drop
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Speaker 1: her in the middle of anything and she's like work
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Speaker 1: in the room and like trying to push. She's got
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Speaker 1: herself into the first Trump administration, got herself into Goldman sacked,
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Speaker 1: very pushy, obnoxious trends on a lot of people crazy.
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Speaker 1: They used to call her dirty. Dina in Washington, always scheming,
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Speaker 1: pushing us. Announced this morning she'll be the new president
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Speaker 1: of Facebook, of Meta. They've hired her. Why well, for
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Speaker 1: all her pushing and scheming. She does know everybody in
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Speaker 1: Washington that can be helpful. And her husband, Dave McCormick,
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Speaker 1: has become really close to Donald Trump. He's really taking
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Speaker 1: a shine to Dave McCormick, has him at the White
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Speaker 1: House all the time. So that's basically what I look
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Speaker 1: for in the president of Facebook. Somebody can get things done,
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Speaker 1: pick up the phone, get you what you need. Hey,
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Speaker 1: we'll take some calls. Next eight hundred three to two
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Speaker 1: one zero seven ten is the number, eight hundred three
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Speaker 1: to two, one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 2: Mister New York.
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Speaker 3: He's on the case the Mark Simone Show on seven.
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Speaker 1: Woo Hey, let's take some calls. Let's go to Dennis
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Speaker 1: Long Island. Dennis, how you doing.
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Speaker 2: I'm well, good morning.
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Speaker 3: I'm just curious that your thoughts on real estate in
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Speaker 3: New York City.
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Speaker 4: Of course, in real estate and real estate prices going forward.
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Speaker 1: Well, the real estate is booming in New York City.
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Speaker 1: You cannot get an apartment, and you can't rent an apartment.
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Speaker 1: The market is just totally millions of people moving in
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Speaker 1: rental is indication of people moving into New York.
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Speaker 3: So nobody's fighting by this MONDI gun.
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Speaker 1: Be a couple who are going to leave, but more
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Speaker 1: people are coming in and leaving. In fact, high end departments,
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Speaker 1: there's very little inventory. Price going crazy. More contracts signed
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Speaker 1: in the last month than usual, and I mean actual
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Speaker 1: sales where it went to closing in a contract. Skyscrapers
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Speaker 1: are going up all over New York. The whole skyline
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Speaker 1: is going to change in the next five years, massive,
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Speaker 1: really tall skyscrapers. One going in at the fifty third
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Speaker 1: in Madison, one going at the fifty eighth and Madison,
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Speaker 1: one going at Park Avenue in fifty second. All over
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Speaker 1: New York, these huge skyscrapers are being built. These are
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Speaker 1: all the top builders in New York. And every one
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Speaker 1: of these skyscrapers, you know, costs a billion two billion three.
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Speaker 1: You've seen this JP Morgan, unbelievable building that opened up
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Speaker 1: on Park Avenue, two billion dollar skyscraper. Well now they're
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Speaker 1: going to do a second one. They want to do
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Speaker 1: a second one. Rumor is they're going to take the
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Speaker 1: Roosevelt Hotel and put it there. So all these big
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Speaker 1: top real estate guys wouldn't be spending this money if
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Speaker 1: they weren't confident in New York. Let's go to rob
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Speaker 1: in Franklin Square, Rob, How you doing pretty good?
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Speaker 3: Mark?
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Speaker 2: How are you?
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Speaker 1: I like a peppy guy. That's very good. Are you
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Speaker 1: are you a salesman? You sound like a salesman.
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Speaker 2: No, I'm retired transit cop. I missed Michael Goodwin on
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Speaker 2: with you. Is he still with the station?
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Speaker 3: I know you said he had some health problems before.
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Speaker 1: He was just a little under the weather. He'll be
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Speaker 1: he'll be back with us soon. We hope he's able
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Speaker 1: to write his column but God bless him. Yeah, yeah, great,
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Speaker 1: the greatest columnist. Yeah, hopefully he'll be back with us soon.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for Colin. Let's go to Jim in New Jersey. Jim,
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Speaker 1: how you doing? Wait a minute, Jim, are you there? Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Go ahead, Yeah, this is kind of sad.
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Speaker 4: Mark. Nobody mentioned this. January third was the end of
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Speaker 4: in year. Ninety seven year old Sidney Kybric died. Who
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Speaker 4: Sydney Kybrick?
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Speaker 1: Who's that?
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Speaker 4: He was the last? The last little Rascal? He just
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Speaker 4: January third? Not our gang that came later. The last
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Speaker 4: little Rascal guy, Sydney Kybrick. He gave up acting in
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Speaker 4: nineteen forty three, eighty two years.
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Speaker 1: Ago, and which little Rascal was Sidney Kybrick.
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Speaker 4: He was that his brother was in it too. You
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Speaker 4: recognize his brother Moore, but he was not a big one,
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Speaker 4: but he was. They short of picture of him. It
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Speaker 4: was definitely him. So there you go, Mark, the last
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Speaker 4: little rascal is gone. Kybrick ninety seven.
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Speaker 1: Mark, you gotta be honest, it's not the most exciting thing.
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Speaker 1: I mean, not the most exciting thing in the world.
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Speaker 1: But you know, out there in California, I got this
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Speaker 1: actor's home, like it's an old age home for actors.
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Speaker 1: If you go in there, you do recognize people. They're
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Speaker 1: all ninety two, ninety eight, but you recognize them. You know,
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Speaker 1: it's a character actors. This guy was in twelve different sitcoms.
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Speaker 1: This guy was in Love American Style. You recognize this
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Speaker 1: guy used to be on game shows. Let's go to
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Speaker 1: Vincent and Brooklyn. Vincent, how you doing, Good.
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Speaker 2: Morning, Mack Mack. I'm okay. Mark, speaking about the danger
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Speaker 2: of changing these psychotrophic drugs. Mid course, I have a
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Speaker 2: friend whose girlfriend's son was taking these and I say,
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Speaker 2: was taking these psychotropic drugs, and like Rob Reiner's kid,
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Speaker 2: doctor changed his drugs. And there's a true story about
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Speaker 2: fifteen years ago right out in Little Odessa. He jumps
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Speaker 2: in front of the D train out in Brighton Beach
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Speaker 2: and because he was feeling all weeded out by these drugs.
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Speaker 2: Mark I personally believe that no protesting should be done
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Speaker 2: either directly in front of the entrance to the houses
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Speaker 2: of worship or on the opposite side of the street
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Speaker 2: because people could still hear the nasty insults. Most of
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Speaker 2: these protests are Arab groups or wacky liberal groups protesting
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Speaker 2: against the Jewish people. You've never seen Jewish people going
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Speaker 2: in front of mosques protesting probably one of the reasons.
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Speaker 2: One of the reasons are they're not that type of people.
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Speaker 2: They're very inture and they're educated people.
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Speaker 1: They keep they're nuts, but they're not nuts.
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Speaker 2: But this antime that happens, that's what they should do.
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Speaker 2: They should go in front of the biggest mosque, which
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Speaker 2: I believe is up in Harlem and protest.
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Speaker 1: Right, yeah, they you don't want them to that crazy too. Now,
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Speaker 1: this protesting is the most awful anti Semitism. You know
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Speaker 1: a lot of these people claim, well, we're not anti Cem,
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Speaker 1: we're just anti Israel. Well that's anti Semitic, it's exactly.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and they say exactly the same thing.
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Speaker 2: They say the terrible things about the Jewish people, that
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Speaker 2: Hitler should have done this, and this one should have
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Speaker 2: done that. Let's let's see for how to if the
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Speaker 2: shoe was on the other foot, how they could take it,
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Speaker 2: how they would take it. You don't see that. You
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Speaker 2: don't see what kids with yamaka is in the front
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Speaker 2: of the mosque. You might see them in Times Square
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Speaker 2: as a counter protest. You never hear on the radio.
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Speaker 2: Oh well, looked at for Rabba. The kid had him
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Speaker 2: pay us, which wear on a yamaka.
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Speaker 1: And he was running the You know see, not a
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Speaker 1: lot of street crime in that group. Now you're absolutely vincent.
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Speaker 1: Good call, Thanks for calling. You gotta give the Palestinians
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Speaker 1: credit for one thing. They have somehow convinced the world
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Speaker 1: that they're the minority, which is a little ridiculous. I mean,
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Speaker 1: they're part of the Arab world, which is certainly not
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Speaker 1: a minority. It's the Jewish population that is the oppressed
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Speaker 1: minority here and historically has been for hundreds and hundreds
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Speaker 1: and hundreds of years. Hey, when we come back, Charlie
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Speaker 1: Gasprino will be with us. We'll talk to him. In
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Speaker 1: a moment. Oh, by the way, I meant to mention, uh, Minnesota.
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Speaker 1: There is one thing interesting. There's a GoFundMe for the
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Speaker 1: woman that was killed, Rene Good, and it raised three
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Speaker 1: million dollars. They shut it down because they said that's
20:51
Speaker 1: all they wanted to raise for her kids. They raised
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Speaker 1: three million. It was about sixty five thousand donors. They
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Speaker 1: raised it. They've shut it down, and there's one for
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Speaker 1: the cop. His name is Jonathan Ross, the ice agent.
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Speaker 1: There is a gofund me for him. If you want
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Speaker 1: to contribute. Bill Ackman just gave ten thousand dollars to it.
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Speaker 1: So far they've raised I think three hundred and fifty thousand,
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Speaker 1: But just Google go fund me Jonathan Ross and you
21:15
Speaker 1: can donate to that cop and help him out. When
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Speaker 1: Charlie Gasprino, the best business reporter on Earth. You can
21:40
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21:42
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21:50
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Speaker 1: Go Broke by Charlie Gasprino. Charlie, how you doing?
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Speaker 3: You?
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Speaker 1: No?
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Speaker 3: Mark?
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Speaker 1: Uh?
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Speaker 4: Uh?
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Speaker 1: You know that book book, Go Woke, Go Broke. A
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Speaker 1: lot of people in Minnesota might need to read that book.
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Speaker 1: Don't you think, Oh my.
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Speaker 3: God, what I never thought the place was that insane?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: You know, I mean it literally is if you. I mean,
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Speaker 3: I mean, obviously we're getting a one sided view of
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Speaker 3: just the protesters, but it looks like it's ground zero
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Speaker 3: for some of the most bizarre, freaked out, emotionally disturbed
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Speaker 3: people in the world that have nothing better to do
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Speaker 3: but to protest. Just think about it, Like you get
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Speaker 3: up in the morning and I'm like, there's you have nothing
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Speaker 3: better to do. You don't have to go to a job.
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Speaker 3: You you know, you even before you take care of
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Speaker 3: your kids, you go out, you make time to protest.
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Speaker 3: I mean, think about that. I mean you would think,
22:47
Speaker 3: by the way, we should point out that, you know,
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Speaker 3: I keep reading, well, this country was based on protests
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Speaker 3: again against the little against government. I was like, well,
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Speaker 3: not really. I mean, you know the I that's like
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Speaker 3: President ran He was duly elected, he won a landslide
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Speaker 3: from the from the electoral college, and he won by
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Speaker 3: a couple of million votes in the on the popular vote.
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Speaker 3: But he ran on cracking down on immigration. How is
23:19
Speaker 3: this like an uprising against tyranny? The guy ran on this. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: And so I think, you know, the and the media
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Speaker 3: just plays into this stuff. I mean, you know, are
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Speaker 3: we supposed to really think that the green and orange
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Speaker 3: color colored hair, colored people screaming at ice agents are
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Speaker 3: normal human beings?
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Speaker 1: Yeah? But the question are they insane or is it
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Speaker 1: just these universities and colleges have been indoctrinating them for
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Speaker 1: the last twenty years in doctrination? And also they just
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Speaker 1: spoiled brats? Is that all it is?
23:54
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a combination of the books. There's spoiled brats there, insane.
23:59
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, I mean they got nothing going
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Speaker 3: for themselves. And you know, I mean just think if
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Speaker 3: you were a complete loser and you wanted to make
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Speaker 3: it on TV, you can go to a protest. And
24:12
Speaker 3: you know, the media is also willing to give him
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Speaker 3: credence that this is some somehow a populist revolt of
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Speaker 3: the masses, when it's a vocal, freaky minority. And I
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Speaker 3: just thought, I think we've got to put this in context.
24:27
Speaker 3: Who these people are. They're causing a lot of problems
24:29
Speaker 3: in places, but they are a far they are a vast,
24:36
Speaker 3: like a very small minority of the population. And most
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Speaker 3: people don't do this that even most liberals don't do.
24:43
Speaker 3: This must be real clear here.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, if you're Bill Clinton, a kind of common sense,
24:48
Speaker 1: middle of the road kind of a Democrat, what do
24:50
Speaker 1: you think he thinks watching this? What happened to his party?
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Speaker 3: I mean he I mean, it's really just flushing everything
24:56
Speaker 3: that he did down the drain, which was kind of
24:59
Speaker 3: return the party to something halfway decent, normal and uh
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Speaker 3: and and successful by the way legislatively and both politically.
25:09
Speaker 3: I you know, listen, you know the Republicans might lose
25:12
Speaker 3: the mid terms kind of the way mid terms grow go.
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Speaker 3: But I don't know, how do how do you, uh,
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Speaker 3: there's a party survive this? Yeah, you know, a freak
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Speaker 3: Just think if you're the party of the freak show,
25:28
Speaker 3: because it really is a freak show. If you take
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Speaker 3: a look at these people.
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Speaker 1: Uh yeah, the those ring women.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, those rings. But just just the way they act
25:38
Speaker 3: is just not how normal people act, particularly in public.
25:42
Speaker 3: Do you want to do that in in your house,
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Speaker 3: go for it, but I mean in public.
25:48
Speaker 1: Hey, Charlie Gasprino, you're the best business reporter on Earth.
25:51
Speaker 1: What's going on Warner Brothers Discovery, Paramount Skuidance. Is anything
25:55
Speaker 1: going to happen there?
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Speaker 3: Well, I mean, listen, it's kind of along the lines
25:59
Speaker 3: that we reported h and it happened today. I reported
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Speaker 3: that they were gonna there's a something though inside Paramount
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Speaker 3: as death con one. They think they have a much
26:09
Speaker 3: superior bid and they're gonna sue, And today they announced
26:15
Speaker 3: that there's gonna be a lawsuit. I really think that.
26:20
Speaker 3: I mean, this is this is a great story on
26:22
Speaker 3: so many levels that it's it's hard to really like
26:24
Speaker 3: sort of just sort of encapsulated, give you a Cliffmoe version.
26:28
Speaker 3: But you know, this is a big company called Warner Brothers.
26:31
Speaker 3: It has the Jack Warner Studio, it has the HBO
26:35
Speaker 3: Max streaming service, and there's a bidding war and you
26:39
Speaker 3: know what's interesting about it is that one of the
26:42
Speaker 3: bidders involves Paramounts guidance that wants to bring from a
26:46
Speaker 3: political standpoint, very centrist programming to everything, including CNN. You know,
26:51
Speaker 3: CNN is part of the purchase. There's another one that
26:55
Speaker 3: just wants it's called Netflix, that just wants the streaming
26:59
Speaker 3: and studio and you know, could create a monopoly of streaming,
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Speaker 3: which isn't the greatest thing in the world by combining
27:08
Speaker 3: the number one streamer that they have with the number
27:10
Speaker 3: three streamer which Warner Brothers has. So there's a lot
27:14
Speaker 3: of interesting issues here, both politically consumer wise. I can't
27:20
Speaker 3: tell you how this is going to end up. Right now,
27:23
Speaker 3: Warner Brothers wants the Netflix did, Paramount is trying to
27:27
Speaker 3: upend it and doing all it can by making arguments
27:30
Speaker 3: both the shareholders. It's gone hostile by doing so. My my, my,
27:36
Speaker 3: I guess my My best device is keep reading my
27:39
Speaker 3: coverage in the New York Post because I cover it
27:42
Speaker 3: basically day by day.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, he's the best on the subject New York Post.
27:46
Speaker 1: Or make sure you fall him on Twitter too, one
27:48
Speaker 1: of the best tweeters out there. Hey, Charlie Gasprino, you
27:51
Speaker 1: talked to all the business leaders. What's the what are
27:53
Speaker 1: they thinking about Mom Donnie after the first week.
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Speaker 3: I mean they're scared. I mean, he's just a nightmare.
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Speaker 3: I mean, he really is everything that you all, all
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Speaker 3: your worst fears is what he is. He's a communist
28:07
Speaker 3: and uh and and a guy that's you know, a
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Speaker 3: leftis communist, which is both Marxism in an economic sense
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Speaker 3: and cultural Marxism in you know de e I and
28:19
Speaker 3: you know, anti Israel. And he's really anybody that helped
28:25
Speaker 3: this guy get elected, either tacitly or explicitly, but if
28:31
Speaker 3: they didn't oppose him as strendly, as strenuously enough in
28:36
Speaker 3: many ways, has you know, I don't want to say
28:38
Speaker 3: blood because that's an overstatement, but you know, has A
28:42
Speaker 3: has A has a lot of explaining to do because
28:45
Speaker 3: he really is as bad as we thought he is,
28:48
Speaker 3: and everybody knew it, and it's it's it's it's actually
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Speaker 3: frightening to me. There's no there's no other, by the way,
28:57
Speaker 3: there's no other you know, there there's a way to
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Speaker 3: fight back against this, and that's cooled, like you move.
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Speaker 1: Out, Yeah, we don't want to do that. But some
29:05
Speaker 1: people think he's kind of kind of Deblasio like him,
29:07
Speaker 1: that he's a lot of talk, there won't be a
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Speaker 1: lot of action. He won't actually do much of anything.
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Speaker 1: You think that's possible.
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Speaker 3: Now, he was already talking about doing it. I mean
29:16
Speaker 3: they're already he's doing it, he's planning to do it.
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Speaker 3: He's got all sorts of plans, he's got all sorts
29:22
Speaker 3: of people in place, he's got hope, laquies and because
29:26
Speaker 3: the state let because you know, they believe Democratic Party
29:29
Speaker 3: has gone so far left that she'll give in. So
29:32
Speaker 3: I mean, this is this is bad stuff, and it's
29:35
Speaker 3: it's gonna get worse. And again, anybody who either tacitly
29:39
Speaker 3: or explicitly supported this guy or you know, made it
29:43
Speaker 3: easier for him to get in there has a lot
29:45
Speaker 3: of exploited to do. As far as i'm this is
29:47
Speaker 3: not a good thing.
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Speaker 1: Okay, but you wrote the book, Go Woke, Go Broke
29:51
Speaker 1: the Left from Donnie to Minneapolis going so far to
29:54
Speaker 1: the left. Isn't your book going to hold up the
29:57
Speaker 1: Go Woke, Go Broke. Eventually they'll have overplayed there and
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Speaker 1: it all complete.
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Speaker 3: Play their hands. But look, Minneapolis is Minneapolis right now.
30:06
Speaker 3: I mean, it's a it's a it's it's it's worrisome
30:10
Speaker 3: for the Look, what's going on there is understandable, but
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Speaker 3: it's going to happen there, and it could happen here.
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Speaker 3: That doesn't mean it's going to happen in ninety nine
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Speaker 3: percent of the country, which it won't. As a matter
30:25
Speaker 3: of fact, quite the opposite's going to happen. There's a
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Speaker 3: revolt against that. But make no mistake about it, Minneapolis
30:32
Speaker 3: is where New York is going, and it's going there
30:35
Speaker 3: because we elect the type of people that's gonna that
30:38
Speaker 3: want to bring it there, and you know, once they
30:40
Speaker 3: get in office, it's hard to get them out and
30:43
Speaker 3: they do what they I mean, listen, so Mondambie's all talk.
30:46
Speaker 3: Why should Mondambi be all talk when Jacob Fry is
30:49
Speaker 3: not all talk? He I mean, the people, the leaders
30:54
Speaker 3: of Minneapolis, of the elective officials have really have really
30:58
Speaker 3: destroyed that's date and that city in particular. That city's
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Speaker 3: unlivable unless you're like a lunatic lefty that just wants
31:05
Speaker 3: to indulge in riots and protests all day. I mean,
31:08
Speaker 3: it's really an unlivable place. So again, I say, anybody
31:13
Speaker 3: that enabled this guy, either tacitly or explicitly, his got
31:18
Speaker 3: explained to do because this guy's gonna reak havoc on
31:22
Speaker 3: the city.
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Speaker 1: Well, I want to thank you for cheering us up
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