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Hour 1: Crazy storms in the tri-state area. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Now the Mark Simone show on seven ten woor filling
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Speaker 2: seven ten WR the numbers eight hundred three to two
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Speaker 2: one zero seven ten, eight hundred three two one zero
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Speaker 2: seven ten. How'd y'all fare with the weather? Yesterday? Ray
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Speaker 2: Stagic talking about it. It was a big water spout
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Speaker 2: that moved on to land. You know, when it's in
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Speaker 2: the water, it's kind of weak. They call it a
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Speaker 2: water spout, but as the funnel hits land, it becomes
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Speaker 2: a tornado, and apparently one hit Atlantic Beach on Long
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Speaker 2: Island yesterday late afternoon. Now I follow this guy on YouTube.
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Speaker 2: I'm not going to mention his name because I don't
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Speaker 2: want to take away from our race stagic. But this
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Speaker 2: guy is in the South and he let's just say
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Speaker 2: that the word yawl is part of his name. If
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Speaker 2: you're a weather geek like me, you probably know I'm
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Speaker 2: who I'm talking about. But this guy was live doing
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Speaker 2: this coverage, and he has this network of fellow he
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Speaker 2: calls him like weather geeks, people who are self proclaimed
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Speaker 2: meteorologists all over the country. And they were bringing up
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Speaker 2: video from anywhere that there was a tornado warning and
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Speaker 2: I had it on in the background, being a weather
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Speaker 2: geek myself. And sure enough, they were showing Atlantic Beach
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Speaker 2: as this was happening, and they said, I think this
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Speaker 2: is a water spout just starting to form. They had
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Speaker 2: it live as it was forming. Thankfully, I guess one
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Speaker 2: person had a minor injury. I don't know if it
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Speaker 2: was directly the cause of this. Fortunately minor injury. When
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Speaker 2: you have something like this is a blessing. But take
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Speaker 2: a listen to some of the audio that we got
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Speaker 2: from people who were around the severe weather yesterday. Holy
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Speaker 2: this is a tornado. Wow that is and that is
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Speaker 2: kind of amazing. Living in the Northeast, you don't expect
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Speaker 2: to see something like that, but sure enough a lot
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Speaker 2: of people did. This was in Queen's with all the flooding.
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Speaker 2: Every time with other storms, I run home from work
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Speaker 2: by wondering, hey, am I going to make it back safe?
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Speaker 2: Twice this year, once last October during Halloween. Three times
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Speaker 2: within the span of not even one year. Yeah, now,
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Speaker 2: you know, a lot of that happens, my meteorologists fans
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Speaker 2: tell me because in many cases you have garbage on
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Speaker 2: the streets that gets washed into the sewers, plugs up
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Speaker 2: the sewers and then they can't take the water. So
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Speaker 2: it's not necessarily that we're getting more rain or rain
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Speaker 2: more off. In some cases that is the case, but
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Speaker 2: it's because the sewers are not cleaned out. They need
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Speaker 2: to be cleaned out on a regular basis, and that's
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Speaker 2: something that sometimes the municipalities say yeah, we could save money.
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Speaker 2: We don't need to do that, but that's part of
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Speaker 2: the problem. You need to keep those sewers clear at
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Speaker 2: all times. Jersey City also had a lot of rain,
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Speaker 2: and I.
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Speaker 3: Saw like almost six or seven cars were like, you know,
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Speaker 3: stalled there around me.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I was just driving under the bridge and I think
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Speaker 3: was like worder level was very high.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and just about ten miles away from there in
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Speaker 2: Passaic came down really heavy. There was a flood everywhere.
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Speaker 5: I came down from Passaic or Route twenty one, flood.
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Speaker 3: Everywhere, Belleville everywhere, flood everywhere as well, coming down on
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Speaker 3: By one and nine by Jerseys City as well.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, if you looked at any of the radars, it
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Speaker 2: was just purples and reds throughout the whole tri state.
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Speaker 2: So it was serious weather. And in times like that,
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Speaker 2: you know, flash flooding happens. And most of the area
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Speaker 2: got like four inches of rain in just a short
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Speaker 2: amount of time. So that was an absolute mess. Fortunately
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Speaker 2: everybody seemed to fare well. Some areas still have a
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Speaker 2: little floodwater receding right now. I know, secaucas or secaucas
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Speaker 2: how do you pronounce it, Seacaucus or Chicaucas both are
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Speaker 2: apparently correct. They had some flooding, I know on the
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Speaker 2: service roads near Route three apparently still flooded this morning.
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Speaker 2: But that'll all try out today, Ray Stagic saying that
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Speaker 2: throughout the day today, you're only going to have partly
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Speaker 2: cloudy skies, but chance of some more storms over the weekend.
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Speaker 2: Not as bad as we just had, but nonetheless more
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Speaker 2: stormy weather. Seven to ten WO are the Voice of
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Speaker 2: one zero seven ten. Eight hundred three to two one
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Speaker 2: zero seven ten. You know, for months, President Trump's been
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Speaker 2: pushing to have the Save America Act past and he's
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Speaker 2: saying it would pose an exit essential threat to our country,
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Speaker 2: to our democratic republic if it doesn't pass. And if
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Speaker 2: you think about it, that's not hyperbole because if you
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Speaker 2: have potentially tens of millions of illegal migrants who've come in,
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Speaker 2: now you're talking about this country just being rife with
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Speaker 2: potential fraud, voter fraud. We already know in New Jersey. Remember,
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Speaker 2: we were told, first absolutely nobody who is pardon me
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Speaker 2: here illegally me just hit the cough button. Pardon me,
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Speaker 2: Thank goodness for the cough button. You didn't have to
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Speaker 2: hear that. We were told that nobody who's here illegally
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Speaker 2: is registered to vote. Then we were told some people
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Speaker 2: may have registered to vote, but they didn't actually vote.
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Speaker 2: Then we're told, oh, some people voted, but it doesn't
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Speaker 2: really count, it's too tiny. Then it was oh, well,
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Speaker 2: thousands registered to vote who shouldn't have, but only a
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Speaker 2: couple of hundred actually voted. Now it could be a
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Speaker 2: lot of people who voted. Where do we get that number? Well,
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Speaker 2: we get that number of a lot. Where am I
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Speaker 2: getting that? We now know that the federal government has
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Speaker 2: taken a look at the New Jersey voter Roles. So
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Speaker 2: we're going to talk more later in the show about this.
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Speaker 2: And they have found as many as thirty five to
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Speaker 2: forty thousand people who they've crossed referenced see New Jersey's
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Speaker 2: not cooperating with the Feds, but the FEDS did some
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Speaker 2: work on their own, thirty five to forty thousand people
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Speaker 2: apparently here illegally who may have registered to vote in
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Speaker 2: the state of New Jersey. New Jersey saying they only
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Speaker 2: have a few thousand, Well, there's quite a disparaty between
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Speaker 2: a few thousand and thirty five to forty thousand. Go
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Speaker 2: to the New Jersey State Republicans, they say there as
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Speaker 2: many as seventy nine thousand. Where do they get their
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Speaker 2: numbers from? They say that people who are selected to
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Speaker 2: be on juries in New Jersey are selected based on
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Speaker 2: people who have driver's licenses with the New Jersey MVC,
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Speaker 2: the Motor Vehicle Commission, which is their answer to the
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Speaker 2: DMV in New York. And people who are selected for
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Speaker 2: juries have responded, I can't serve on the jury because
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Speaker 2: I am not a legal alien in the United States.
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Speaker 2: I'm not a citizen. But in order to have been selected,
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Speaker 2: they had to be They had to have drivers' licenses
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Speaker 2: and be registered to vote, so that either they lied
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Speaker 2: about not being citizens, but yet they're still registered to vote,
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Speaker 2: which could be the case, But yet it's something that
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Speaker 2: has to be investigated. Right, So the state Republicans in
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Speaker 2: New Jersey say as many as seventy nine thousand people
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Speaker 2: that they know of are illegals who are registered to vote.
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Speaker 2: So the number we know is on the low end,
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Speaker 2: what sixty six hundred and on the high end, seventy
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Speaker 2: nine thousand. That's a lot of people. It shouldn't be one.
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Speaker 2: We should not have one illegal migrant. Anyone who's not
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Speaker 2: a citizen, even a legal resident, you should not be
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Speaker 2: registered to vote. Supposed to be only citizens are supposed
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Speaker 2: to vote. But the Democrats intentionally set this up to
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Speaker 2: have confusion. What am I talking about? I mean having
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Speaker 2: driver's licenses for people who are not here legally. Well,
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Speaker 2: if you're not here legally, why do anything to invite
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Speaker 2: people to stay longer when they're already not here legally.
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Speaker 2: You shouldn't do things to make it more comfortable. You
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Speaker 2: should say I'm sorry, but all right. You could be
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Speaker 2: here until you're not find a way home and then
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Speaker 2: apply to be a citizen and come back, but until
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Speaker 2: then you shouldn't be here. All right, I'm sorry, it's
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Speaker 2: not allowed. That's like you find somebody living in your attic.
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Speaker 2: You hear noise, you think it's squirrels for months and months,
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Speaker 2: some i'ms saying, now there's noise up there, squirrels, And
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Speaker 2: you go up there and you find people living in
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Speaker 2: your attic. You don't then start bringing them food and
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Speaker 2: water and clothing. You say, all right, here, I'll give
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Speaker 2: you a snack, but you gotta leave. You gotta go.
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Speaker 2: You can't stay in my attic. And it's the same thing, Ken,
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Speaker 2: that's a rude way to talk about human beings. Those
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Speaker 2: human beings broke into our home. Sorry, let's just say
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Speaker 2: what it is. They're burglars. You didn't break into their home.
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Speaker 2: We didn't go into their country. You try going into
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Speaker 2: Mexico illegally, You try going into El Salvador illegally, you'll
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Speaker 2: be arrested, You will be tossed in jail, and it
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Speaker 2: might be years before you can get out. But yet
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Speaker 2: we have no problem keeping our borders open and letting
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Speaker 2: people in here. Even liberal Canada. Liberal Canada change the
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Speaker 2: rules they used to have birthright citizenship, they used to
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Speaker 2: let people off. They're here illegally. Whatever, they're changing their
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Speaker 2: tune now in Canada as well. Europe has had it
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Speaker 2: with illegals. They've had it. They have the migrants who
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Speaker 2: are there right now have overtaken lands. They've actually set
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Speaker 2: up parts of Paris. You can't even recognize parts of Paris.
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Speaker 2: They are no go zones with the Islamic sectors of Paris,
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Speaker 2: where the police don't go in because they're not wanted
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Speaker 2: and it can cause a riot. So rather than doing
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Speaker 2: something about it, the liberal Parisians said, well, let's just
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Speaker 2: not go in that area. Really, you're just going to
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Speaker 2: surrender head of the land of the city to a
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Speaker 2: group because they don't want you there. It's just ridiculous
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Speaker 2: and this is what liberalism and socialism has gotten us. Well,
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Speaker 2: to get back to this story, here at seventh ten
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Speaker 2: wor the Voice of New York, hen Risotto in from
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Speaker 2: Mark in Alaska, there is a senator who has been
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Speaker 2: Senator for almost three decades, Lisa Murkowski. Lisa is a Rhino.
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Speaker 2: She is a Republican in name only. She never votes
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Speaker 2: less than fifty percent of the time does she vote
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Speaker 2: with Republicans. The only reason why she still serves a
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Speaker 2: purpose is she keeps the Republican Party in the majority
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Speaker 2: in the Senate, because if she were a registered Democrat,
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Speaker 2: you could lose committee heads and things like that. So
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Speaker 2: you want to have a majority Republican in the number
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Speaker 2: of Republicans in the Senate and in the House, ostensibly
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Speaker 2: to be in charge and run the agenda in the
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Speaker 2: respective house. So she Lisa Murkowski is against the Save Act,
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Speaker 2: the Save America Act. She is one of the Senators
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Speaker 2: who was preventing it from coming up for a vote
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Speaker 2: in the Senate. So in the House this has passed
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Speaker 2: four times. It has passed in different iterations. It is passed,
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Speaker 2: and all four of the bills have made their way
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Speaker 2: to the Senate only to sit there on John Thune's
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Speaker 2: desk and do nothing. They just sit there collecting dust.
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Speaker 2: And of course, the President said, before the Senators take
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Speaker 2: their needless vacations of weeks and weeks, please pass the
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Speaker 2: Save America Act. They pass all this other nonsense that
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Speaker 2: ends up putting money in their pockets, but they didn't
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Speaker 2: want to pass the Save America Act. So Lisa Murkowski
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Speaker 2: would not support the Save America Act. She says it's
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Speaker 2: overly burdensome, really really, well, think about this. James O'Keeffe
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Speaker 2: of O'Keeffe media group, he used to be with Project Veritas.
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Speaker 2: He's the guy you see online who goes up to
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Speaker 2: people with secret, hidden cameras and gets them, usually people
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Speaker 2: on the left, to admit things that we know are happening.
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Speaker 2: Left denies it in public, but we get them on
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Speaker 2: video acknowledging, like he was the one who exposed an
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Speaker 2: abortionist from one of the big abortion groups. I'll let
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Speaker 2: you figure out which, talking about harvesting organs from babies
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Speaker 2: and selling them. And later they denied it. Well, why
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Speaker 2: did you say it on You know, you said it
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Speaker 2: what you thought was privately. You admitted it to a person,
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Speaker 2: but it was not true. So anyway, he is. James
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Speaker 2: O'Keefe is notorious for doing this. He walked up to
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Speaker 2: a polling place on Wednesday when Alaska had its primaries
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Speaker 2: and he said he was Lisa Murkowski's brother, Brian Murkowski. Now,
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Speaker 2: Alaska is a small place. Alaska only has seven hundred
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Speaker 2: and fifty thousand people in the entire state, and their
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Speaker 2: land mass is fourteen thousand times the land mass of
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Speaker 2: the Bronx. That's a real statistic, fourteen thousand times the
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Speaker 2: land mass, which means like there's one person for every
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Speaker 2: twelve miles of land or some silliness like that. So
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Speaker 2: people know each other in Alaska. Even in cities, you
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Speaker 2: know everybody. I think Anchorage is their biggest city with
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Speaker 2: like seventy nine thousand people. So people do know each
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Speaker 2: other in all the cities in Alaska. For the most part,
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Speaker 2: people have lived there most of their lives. The James
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Speaker 2: O'Keefe walked up to the polsters or the polling place
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Speaker 2: I should say that the people were running the polling place,
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Speaker 2: and said he was Brian Murkowski, Lisa Murkowski's brother. Nobody
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Speaker 2: questioned him. They all knew. Most of the people knew.
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Speaker 2: But under Alaska law, you're not allowed to demand id.
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Speaker 2: If somebody asks for a ballot, you have to give
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Speaker 2: him the ballot. So guess what. They handed him a ballot,
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Speaker 2: and fortunately he had it on video to prove it.
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Speaker 2: But he didn't do the illegal act of voting. He did.
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Speaker 2: That's when he could get arrested. He handed the ballot back,
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Speaker 2: but it's on video of him accepting the ballot of
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Speaker 2: somebody else, the brother of the most powerful senator in
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Speaker 2: Alaskan history. That's who he claimed to be, and he
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Speaker 2: was given the person's ballot. This is a perfect example
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Speaker 2: of why voter idea of the polls isn't just a
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Speaker 2: good idea, but it's essential if we want to preserve
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Speaker 2: our republic. Everybody can get identification if you have been
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Speaker 2: born in the US, you have a birth certificate, you
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Speaker 2: have a Social Security card. Those things right there will
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Speaker 2: get you anything else. If you lose either, you can
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Speaker 2: get a duplicate and don't forget other than if you
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Speaker 2: have a burner phone. By burner phone, I mean the
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Speaker 2: phones that you buy that have built in thirty minutes
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Speaker 2: of time. You get them at Walmart and you throw
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Speaker 2: them out when you're done. That's what the drug dealers use.
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Speaker 2: Unless you have a burner phone, you need to have
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Speaker 2: ID to buy a cell phone because you have to
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Speaker 2: you have to establish credit to pay for the account.
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Speaker 2: And I'm sorry, but I don't know a human in
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Speaker 2: poor neighborhoods are rich who does not have a cell phone.
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Speaker 2: So that means at some point the individuals had to
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Speaker 2: present ID. In fact, I defy a liberal to present
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Speaker 2: me with a human who is a citizen of the
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Speaker 2: US in twenty twenty six who does not possess an
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Speaker 2: ID doesn't exist. And women who marry and change their
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Speaker 2: names usually up their id's almost immediately. If they decide
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Speaker 2: to change their name, they go and they have that
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Speaker 2: taken care. If it could be done in five minutes,
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Speaker 2: you get your ID change one, two, three, it's done.
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Speaker 2: So spare me the nonsense that anyone would be kept
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Speaker 2: from voting because of access to identification. Well, quickly back
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Speaker 2: to James O'Keefe, because I know we got to go
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Speaker 2: to a break here. In twenty twelve, he did the
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Speaker 2: same thing. He walked into a polling place in Washington,
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Speaker 2: d C. Claiming to be Attorney General Eric Holder, who
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Speaker 2: is African American. James o'keef is white, and yet he
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Speaker 2: was given a ballot. And when Eric Holder showed up
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Speaker 2: for real, he was told, Oh, somebody already got your ballot.
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Speaker 2: Is what do you mean? But this is the thing,
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Speaker 2: because Washington, d C. Does not require ID to get
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Speaker 2: the ballot to vote. You need ID to fly in
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Speaker 2: a plane, you need ID to apply for a credit card,
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Speaker 2: to check into a hotel, to rent a car, to
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Speaker 2: apply for a mortgage, sign the lease, open a bank account,
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Speaker 2: as we mentioned, get a cell phone if you want
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Speaker 2: to buy cigarettes or lottery tickets and they have to
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Speaker 2: check your age. You want to get hired at a job,
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Speaker 2: claim unemployment, get a Social Security card and roll and medicaid,
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Speaker 2: pick up certain prescriptions, get a marriage license, purchase a firearm,
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Speaker 2: adopt a pet, at about a thousand other things. You
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Speaker 2: need to have IDs. So stop with your silliness. It's
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Speaker 2: it's like you are punking us to tell us that
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Speaker 2: no everybody has ID. Yes, everybody has ID or can
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Speaker 2: easily get it, and we need to impose a rule
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Speaker 2: that you need to have ID to vote. It's the
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Speaker 2: most sacred of all our abilities, and it's something that
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Speaker 2: we should require an ID for seven to ten WR
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Speaker 1: If this is the Mark Simone Show on seven ten
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's so nice to be back with you our
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Speaker 2: one of the three hour all new three hour Mark
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Speaker 2: I love iHeart for that for a thousand reasons. iHeart
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Speaker 2: of preserving the greatness of radio broadcast like nobody else,
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Speaker 2: nobody else's business. Just to continue on with the conversation
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Speaker 2: that we had there a moment ago before we take
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Speaker 2: calls and we go to news here just talking about
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Speaker 2: what ID is required for I forgot one thing. You know,
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Speaker 2: when you are three years old and you want to
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Speaker 2: be entered into like pre K and whatnot, you need
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Speaker 2: the child's birth certify, get in Social Security number if
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Speaker 2: you want to get the child into school. So everyone
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Speaker 2: has ID. I mean, unless you were born on Mars
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Speaker 2: and teleported to the Earth, you have an ID from birth.
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Speaker 2: So don't give me this. It's too much of a
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Speaker 2: hardship for people to get a gentification. You don't have
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Speaker 2: to get it. You have it from when you are born.
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Speaker 2: You have identification if you live in the United States,
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Speaker 2: and if you lost it, you could even go online
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Speaker 2: and renew it. So stop the nonsense. It is a
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Speaker 2: Democrat talking point because they want people to vote illegally, period.
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Speaker 2: The more illegal votes they get. Listen, let me stop
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Speaker 2: mid sentence. I've said this before and I'll say it again.
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Speaker 2: If Democrats were assured that people voting illegally vote strictly
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Speaker 2: for conservative Republicans, you would have nineteen thousand forms of
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Speaker 2: ID required at the polling place. The fact that you
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Speaker 2: don't tells you everything about the fact that they like
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Speaker 2: Here again is Ken Rosado, and our phone lines are
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Speaker 2: zero seven ten. Alan Parsippany, good morning, You're on the air. Hi, Hi,
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Speaker 2: what can.
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Speaker 5: I do for you? El what hosts refer to America
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Speaker 5: as a democracy, it's really a democratic republic and yet
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Speaker 5: defines their values.
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Speaker 2: Yes, and I'll I don't mean to step in on you.
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Speaker 2: I'll I don't mean to step in on you, only
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Speaker 2: because we're a little tight on time. Not only is
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Speaker 2: a democratic republic, which you are one hundred percent correct,
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Speaker 2: and you're right. You can tell right away with some
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Speaker 2: of my politics. You Oh, there you go. You could
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Speaker 2: tell somebody's politics why they call it a democracy versus
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Speaker 2: a republic? Right?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, the idea of democracy is everything free, so to speak.
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Speaker 2: M h and everybody else, everybody gets an equals say,
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Speaker 2: you're absolutely right, my friend. We go to Patent Scarsdale. Hello, Pat,
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Speaker 2: how are you ken? Good sir?
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Speaker 6: I had just said two points. So one point was
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Speaker 6: I know you folks are on top of the news.
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Speaker 6: Remember that leaker that leaked in the Supreme Court going
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Speaker 6: back a year or two.
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Speaker 2: Uh huh.
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Speaker 6: Yes, they leaked the announcement about Roe v. Wade, and
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Speaker 6: they said we're going to catch catch this person, and
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Speaker 6: we're going to make sure that they've brought to justice.
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Speaker 6: I never heard another word.
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Speaker 2: Well, that's because it was a Democrat. I mean, you know,
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Speaker 2: listen who. It wouldn't have benefited the Republicans, the conservative justices.
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Speaker 2: It would have only benefited the liberals, right, So you
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Speaker 2: know that because of that, you'll never hear another word
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Speaker 2: about it. They know it's a very small little clique
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Speaker 2: in the Supreme Court, all right. In Scotus, everybody knows everybody,
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Speaker 2: no matter which side you're on, so they certainly know
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Speaker 2: who leaked. And Washington is a very close, clicky place.
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Speaker 2: Everybody knows who leaked, but they keep their mouths shut
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Speaker 2: because they protect their own. And by the way, I'm
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Speaker 2: sure even the conservatives there are protecting the liberals because
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Speaker 2: the reverse I'm sure someday will be true. Sadly, that's
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Speaker 2: the way it works.
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Speaker 6: Indeed, exactly right. I want to a point. Sure w
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Speaker 6: L tends to be leanings of right of center, a
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Speaker 6: conservative radio station. Why did they and I know it's
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Speaker 6: commercial radio, but why did they have so many ads
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Speaker 6: for people that can avoid paying taxes? You know, I
24:38
Speaker 6: listened to the radio religiously three or four hours, and
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Speaker 6: I tell you the truth, my hair goes on fire
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Speaker 6: when I hear even Sean Hannity, you miss the right way,
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Speaker 6: always promoting these ways to avoid paying taxes.
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Speaker 2: Listen if the law, if that's the way the law
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Speaker 2: is written, It's not about why would you pay taxes
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Speaker 2: if the law says you don't have the pay taxes.
24:59
Speaker 2: If you want to listen, you want to pay more taxes.
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Speaker 2: You gotn't pay all the taxes you want. The law
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Speaker 2: says you don't have to pay taxes. If you cross
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Speaker 2: the street on the left side and make a left turn,
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Speaker 2: then you cross the street on the left side and
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Speaker 2: make a left turn. You're not breaking the law. You're
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Speaker 2: just watching the law, following the rules. Now, that's the thing.
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Speaker 2: People covetch, if I could use a nice good Yiddish term,
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Speaker 2: they covetch when other people are smart enough to take
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Speaker 2: advantage of a loophole that allows them to do it.
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Speaker 2: I say, either change the law or we should all
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Speaker 2: applaud the people who are smart enough to use it.
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Speaker 2: It's as simple as that, right, Joe and Elmwood, good morning,
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Speaker 2: Good morning, Ken.
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Speaker 5: We heard four hundred.
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Speaker 4: There was more than four hundred, and that's the start.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well, Joe, let me back up. It's four hundred
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Speaker 2: who they say, actually voted, but there were tens of
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Speaker 2: thousands potentially who are registered. And we heard one story
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Speaker 2: of fraud and then now it's crickets.
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Speaker 4: There must be thousands of fraud in New Jersey. Okay,
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Speaker 4: and one one boy.
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Speaker 2: Kudos to Ireland because they had enough.
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Speaker 4: The people are uprising. They had enough with the illegals.
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Speaker 2: And listen, not only I'll tell you when we know
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Speaker 2: what's going on over in Europe. Europe is always about
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Speaker 2: six to nine months ahead of what we're going to
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Speaker 2: see here. And in Europe they are now fed up.
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Speaker 2: The European Union has voted to kick out illegal migrants finally,
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Speaker 2: so now they're just beginning the process. The fact that
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Speaker 2: they're doing that, they're fed up. That tells me that
26:21
Speaker 2: America is going to get to a point. If you
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Speaker 2: think they had enough, and that's why they elected Trump,
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Speaker 2: you just wait, people, If the Democrats, god forbid, get
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Speaker 2: into power and they start switching things around and letting
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Speaker 2: people in illegally again, you're going to see an uprising
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Speaker 2: like you've never seen before. All right, Joe, thank you
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Speaker 2: so much. Say hello my buddies in New Jersey, love
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Speaker 2: it ja. All right, My friend Robert in Westchester. Good morning,
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Speaker 2: you're on the Mark Simone Show.
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Speaker 4: Good morning, Ken. How are you.
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Speaker 2: I'm great. Yeah, that's where I'm born and raised in
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Speaker 2: you Rochelle.
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Speaker 4: Ah, See, why'd you move though? I know why you
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Speaker 4: moved it.
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Speaker 2: No, honestly, I'll tell you. I'll tell you why I moved.
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Speaker 2: I'll tell you right now. When I had moved to
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Speaker 2: Miami because I was working for a TV station there.
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Speaker 2: When I came back to the New York area, I
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Speaker 2: initially went back to Narschelle, but because I was working
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Speaker 2: a Channel seven, which is on the West side of Manhattan,
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Speaker 2: to commute down from Narrochelle and Crosstown took me like
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Speaker 2: an extra hour, and I said, I'm tired of crossing Manhattan.
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Speaker 2: And that's why I moved to New Jersey. It's easy
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Speaker 2: to come into the West Side from New Jersey than
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Speaker 2: it is from west Chester. That's the honest reason.
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Speaker 4: I believe it. I believe it. I mean, when I
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Speaker 4: first moved into Westchester, it was a paradise, but rob
27:32
Speaker 4: Astorno was the executive at the time, and it was
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Speaker 4: more of our thinking. Now it's like the Titanic. I'm
27:40
Speaker 4: scrambling to get to the top of the bow. But
27:43
Speaker 4: if I get on a lifeboat and get out of here,
27:45
Speaker 4: believe me, I would. But I have a question for you.
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Speaker 4: The first is this guy ass Off I believe is
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Speaker 4: his name. He's running for senate. I heard he's leading
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Speaker 4: in the polls. Please tell me that's incorrect.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, don't follow the polls this far out. That
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Speaker 2: means nothing. Remember who was leading in the polls in
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Speaker 2: twenty fourteen for president? Do you remember?
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Speaker 5: Oh?
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Speaker 4: I absolutely do.
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Speaker 2: I tell everybody, Tell everybody who was leading in the
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Speaker 2: polls in twenty fourteen.
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Speaker 4: Twenty fourteen. If it was the Democrat it was Hillary No.
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Speaker 2: Well yes, But who was the Republican who was way ahead,
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Speaker 2: like ninety percent?
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Speaker 4: George Bush Junior? It was Jeb I'm no Jeb Jeb right.
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Speaker 2: Jeb Bush. And you know what Jeb Bush ended up
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Speaker 2: getting in the primaries three percent. So that just tells you,
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Speaker 2: I mean, and that was a matter of like less
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Speaker 2: than a year. He went from ninety percent to three percent.
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Speaker 2: So don't don't get excited by this. He is the
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Speaker 2: flavored du jour for the Democrats. There's a lot of time.
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Speaker 2: There's a lot of time left, so don't don't be
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Speaker 2: yeah this way.
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Speaker 4: I believe you, Paisan, I believe you. The only thing
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Speaker 4: is that George is supposed to be like one of
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Speaker 4: us is supposed to be a red state. That's the
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Speaker 4: only thing that makes me. It unnerves me. But my
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Speaker 4: next thing that I want to say, I had a
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Speaker 4: friend of mine, he served in Afghanistan. He was a marine,
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Speaker 4: and he was a young man. This kid was blown
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Speaker 4: out of his jeep by one of those improvised exploit.
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Speaker 2: I ud'sedd is something entirely different.
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Speaker 4: Right, I know, I keep on getting those two. I'm
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Speaker 4: so sorry everyone today, but you know what happened. He
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Speaker 4: dusted himself off, he got checked out, and he stayed
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Speaker 4: with his with his troops, with his Marines. I begged
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Speaker 4: him to call you guys and say he wouldn't even
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Speaker 4: do that because he says it's not my place to
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Speaker 4: do that, and I don't need to throw his spursions
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Speaker 4: or whatever. But it just disheartens me that our navy,
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Speaker 4: the guys are said, guys, you're on his ship. Nobody's
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Speaker 4: shooting at you, not being blown out of it. I
29:44
Speaker 4: don't know what how this ain't Oh, the toilets smell
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Speaker 4: like mold and a couple of other things. I mean, really,
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Speaker 4: we're fighting an enemy that wants to destroy us. These
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Speaker 4: people have been killing us for fifty years. I mean,
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Speaker 4: when I saw during the bise, the the semi bicentennial,
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Speaker 4: what the American troops went through in Valley Forge, those
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Speaker 4: kids knew they would dine, but they wouldn't weave. They
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Speaker 4: stayed at valleys. They believed in having a nation. That's
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Speaker 4: It's just we're a.
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Speaker 2: Softer generation of people. We're softer, you know, come on,
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Speaker 2: let's face it. In World War Two, people sixteen year
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Speaker 2: olds lied about their age in order to get into
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Speaker 2: the military because they were raised with a certain level
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Speaker 2: of pride of their country, that they had to serve
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Speaker 2: the country no matter what. There was valor in going
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Speaker 2: off and defending your nation. Today it's about, you know,
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Speaker 2: living in mommy and daddy's basement and playing with video games.
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Speaker 2: And you know that doesn't mean listen, God bless I
30:41
Speaker 2: didn't volunteer for the military. So I'm not going to
30:43
Speaker 2: say that God bless all of them for doing it.
30:45
Speaker 2: But I think we're raised in a softer environment. We
30:48
Speaker 2: have our air conditioning, and suddenly you're put in a
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Speaker 2: cramped environment you have to sleep twelve on twelve off
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Speaker 2: in the same bunk with people. It's a different thing.
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Speaker 2: And you know, we're just not used to that kind
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Speaker 2: of lifestyle anymore.
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Speaker 4: No, absolutely, But you know what I called you a
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Speaker 4: while ago, and I said that same point about World
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Speaker 4: War Two. Those kids who volunteered lived through the depression,
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Speaker 4: they had nothing, and you know what they did the
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Speaker 4: next day They went to vote to fight on a vote.
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Speaker 4: Here I go again toister to serve. I imagine that
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Speaker 4: their country, they were living on poison food. I mean,
31:24
Speaker 4: they just but they knew they had to defend this
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Speaker 4: great country.
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Speaker 2: Hey, I'll give you one more, Robert. How about the
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Speaker 2: African Americans in World War Two who still volunteered to
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Speaker 2: fight in spite of the fact that they were segregated
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Speaker 2: in the military. How would you like my friend, my
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Speaker 2: dear friend, Laurie Stokes. God bless her. We used to
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Speaker 2: work at Channel seven together, one of my dearest friends.
31:43
Speaker 2: She's phenomenal. Laurie's dad who became a congressman, Congressman Lewis Stokes,
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Speaker 2: And it's just the anniversary of his passing the other day.
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Speaker 2: Congressman Stokes was in the Navy and he was segregated.
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Speaker 2: He wasn't allowed to directly face people he served in
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Speaker 2: the mess you have to do it through some back
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Speaker 2: window or something. Yet he still did it. Why because
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Speaker 2: he was proud to be an American. It was more
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Speaker 2: important to him to be an American and even though
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Speaker 2: he was treated with disrespect than to not be an American.
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Speaker 2: You talk about that's commitment. Hello, So these people, God
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Speaker 2: bless them and God rest their souls. These are the
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Speaker 2: great patriots. And unfortunately you have the left being poisoned
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Speaker 2: by communism and socialism from around the world, so that
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Speaker 2: kids are being raised, thanks to the idiots and academia,
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Speaker 2: being raised to hate this country and hate tradition and
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Speaker 2: hate morals. Literally everything we were taught was right is
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Speaker 2: now being told to us as being wrong. Robert, we
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Speaker 2: love when you call my friend. We got to take
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Speaker 2: a break, but thank you so much for calling in
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