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Hour 1: RFK Jr.'s perspective on vaccines. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Now seor presents no Mark Simon Shaw.
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Speaker 2: Hey, well it's Friday. No, unfortunately it's Tuesday. It's only Tuesday,
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Speaker 2: but hey, you know Friday, the President, the President Trump
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Speaker 2: is coming to Nassau County. We'll get to that. Coming up.
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Speaker 2: We'll get to Iran and all the latest and the
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Speaker 2: President on a secret mission. We'll go over the details
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Speaker 2: of that. Also, Fauci caught in even more lies, Tucker
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Speaker 2: Carlson getting caught. There's close association with Hunter Biden. Hey, mom,
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Speaker 2: Donnie's pieta tear attax looks like it's temporarily shot down
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Speaker 2: by a court. We got a lot to talk about today.
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Speaker 2: So remember that little incident. President Trump is in Turkey,
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Speaker 2: he's leaving, and they switch back to the old Air
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Speaker 2: Force one. He's got this beautiful new flying palace. Well
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Speaker 2: it's the incredible new Air Force one, and all of
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Speaker 2: a sudden they switch back to the old one, the
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Speaker 2: outdated one. And then the word leaked out that the
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Speaker 2: problem is the new one. Even though they've refitted it
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Speaker 2: with everything, the one thing it doesn't have is missile
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Speaker 2: defense like the old one. Somebody leaked that out in
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Speaker 2: Air Force secretary. He's now been he's had a security
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Speaker 2: clearance revoked. He's now been caught. He is suing claiming
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Speaker 2: it's not him, but we'll see. But the new Air
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Speaker 2: Force One, the gleaming beautiful one that Katar gave us,
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Speaker 2: is equipped with everything and anything except full missile defense.
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Speaker 2: Now it turns out that there was this whole elaborate
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Speaker 2: secret plan to get President Trump out of Turkey. Apparently
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Speaker 2: Israel detected a very very serious assassination attempt. They're going
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Speaker 2: to go after President Trump, something to do with Air
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Speaker 2: Force One. Israel reported it to the White House. They
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Speaker 2: had to get out of Turkey. So what the president did.
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Speaker 2: They switched back to the old Air Force one, and
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Speaker 2: everybody could see him walk up the stairs into Air
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Speaker 2: Force One. What they didn't see was then he then
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Speaker 2: went to the back of the plane where there's a
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Speaker 2: little hatch where he can where it's where the catering
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Speaker 2: cart pulls up and they unload through that hatch all
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Speaker 2: the catering stuff, all the food. Well, he snuck into
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Speaker 2: that little catering truck along with a couple other people,
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Speaker 2: and the catering truck pulled away from Air Force One
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Speaker 2: like it normally does, and it went down the runway
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Speaker 2: and away. But where it actually went was to a
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Speaker 2: military plane, a SEA two thirty two A. I don't
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Speaker 2: know what the hell it is, but it sounds good,
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Speaker 2: you said. Well, it was a C thirty two A.
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Speaker 2: And he got into this military plane and while the
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Speaker 2: regular Air Force one had everybody on board, the press,
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Speaker 2: everybody and all the staff, and it took off as usual,
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Speaker 2: looked pretty normal. Everybody had seen the present go up
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Speaker 2: the steps. They didn't know he snuck off the plane
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Speaker 2: and that way down another part of the airport. He
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Speaker 2: was on that military jet and that took off with
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Speaker 2: him while the decoy Air Force one left. Now that's
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Speaker 2: how dangerous there it was. And that's how seriously it
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Speaker 2: took the threat. But Democrats are going nuts over this now.
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Speaker 2: David Axelrod, the great Democratic Operative started at last night
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Speaker 2: yelling and screaming at why he used He used the
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Speaker 2: press as a decoy. They could have been killed. He
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Speaker 2: used them as a decoy. That was terrible in the
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Speaker 2: middle of this great threat. And then there's other people
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Speaker 2: posting the day, all the crazy liberals, all the crazy
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Speaker 2: Trump haters posting all day long, calling him everything in
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Speaker 2: the world, here's one thing. He's a scared little bitch.
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Speaker 2: If it's a serious threat, I don't know. He saw
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Speaker 2: him get shot, get hit with a bullet in Butler, Pennsylvania.
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Speaker 2: He looked pretty tough under fire. He seemed pretty pretty
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Speaker 2: courageous under fire. But then all the left wingers online
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Speaker 2: going crazy. How dare he used mill the Great Press,
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Speaker 2: the Great Press as a decoyo he risked their lives? Well,
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Speaker 2: I don't know what you could do. You had to
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Speaker 2: get him out of there at some point. I don't
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Speaker 2: think you could just have him sit there forever in Turkey.
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Speaker 2: But it was a pretty elaborate operation that got him back.
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Speaker 2: Now what they did. Air Force one and the military
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Speaker 2: jet both flew to the United Kingdom where the brand
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Speaker 2: new Air Force one was waiting, and they all transferred
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Speaker 2: to that. And nobody had ever nobody knew at the
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Speaker 2: time that President Trump was never on the other Air
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Speaker 2: Force one. Nobody ever knew. Hey, that crazy mom Donnie
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Speaker 2: with his wacky wife. Her name is Rob, I'm a douagie.
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Speaker 2: The wife is traveling now. She's taking a little trip.
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Speaker 2: That's not unusual for a mayor's wife. A New York
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Speaker 2: first lady take a little trip. Sometimes they go upstate,
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Speaker 2: sometimes they go to Cape Cod. Her trip is Syria
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Speaker 2: and Lebanon. I guess she's a put together a list
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Speaker 2: of countries that the State Department has do not travel
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Speaker 2: list for which they do right now. She's twenty nine.
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Speaker 2: She actually actually she is Syrian American and her parents
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Speaker 2: are Syrian Muslims. They're originally from Damascus, Syria. So I
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Speaker 2: guess it's her homeland. So she's going to visit Syria
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Speaker 2: and Lebanon. Sounds like a hell of a trip. I
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Speaker 2: don't know who this travel agent is, but I wouldn't
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Speaker 2: use them. Now she's gonna have to take because they're
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Speaker 2: dangerous places right now, they're on the do not travel list.
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Speaker 2: She's gonna have to take a huge New York City
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Speaker 2: Police detail. Now you say, well, who's gonna pay that?
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Speaker 2: You are? I am. We're all going to pay for
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Speaker 2: that security detail.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 2: The problem is it's such a dangerous place that a
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Speaker 2: lot of people now yelling and screaming. She's putting these
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Speaker 2: NYPD people at risk. And a number of people have
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Speaker 2: pointed out if she goes over there, she's not a target.
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Speaker 2: They'll love her over there. They'll love her over there,
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Speaker 2: but the NYPD guys could be a target, so they're
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Speaker 2: putting them at the risk. One person was this dove
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Speaker 2: hiking somebody. Now, somebody said she doesn't need security. She'll
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Speaker 2: get a hero's welcome and she'll be protected by hesbalah
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Speaker 2: Hamas and the hoodies. Oh yeah, it was Dove Hikings said,
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Speaker 2: Duaji will be fine, but these NYPD personnel will be
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Speaker 2: at risk over there in Syria and Lebanon. Source with
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Speaker 2: the knowledge of the trip said it's not official business.
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Speaker 2: Not doing anything for New York going to cost a
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Speaker 2: lot of money because it's not the normal security detail.
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Speaker 2: It'll be bigger than usual. Hey mom, Donnie, crazy mom
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Speaker 2: Donnie with his Pierre to terror at tax It looks
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Speaker 2: like it's going to be shut down temporarily. A lawsuit
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Speaker 2: was filed. Randy Mastro a big attorney, and he was
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Speaker 2: Rudy Giuliani's big deputy mayor. And the reason Eric Adams
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Speaker 2: was doing so well in the last year is remember
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Speaker 2: his final year, he brought in Randy Mastro, who basically
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Speaker 2: ran the city and ran it very well. And that's
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Speaker 2: how you got Jessica titian As police commissioner. And you know,
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Speaker 2: if he had just continued with Adams, I'm sure he
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Speaker 2: would have kept Randy Mastro as deputy mayor, and he
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Speaker 2: would run the city in a Giuliani like way, which
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Speaker 2: is the best way New York's ever been run. But
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Speaker 2: a Mastro is in real life an attorney, and he
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Speaker 2: does file a lot of lawsuits against the city. The
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Speaker 2: mom Donnie making a joke about it, he said, the
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Speaker 2: only things that are certain are death taxes and Randy
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Speaker 2: Mastro suing the city. But he's always suing for a
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Speaker 2: good cause, and it was to block the homeless shelter
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Speaker 2: from going up right next to Carnegie Hall. Those kind
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Speaker 2: of lawsuits, or when the city's doing something crazy like
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Speaker 2: this Pieta tar tax, so he's filed the lawsuit. Now
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Speaker 2: they got some people from Staten Island to be the
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Speaker 2: people complaining, and that's how they got it in front
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Speaker 2: of a Staten Island judge Staten Island, a more conservative
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Speaker 2: anti mom Donnie Burrow. So the Staten Island judged stopped
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Speaker 2: and blocked the Pieta terror attacks. But the city immediately
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Speaker 2: filed for an appeal, which got the stay of the
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Speaker 2: block or whatever it is and they can continue. But
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Speaker 2: now it looks like they got it stopped again and
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Speaker 2: they got a pretty good case. The Court Staten Island
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Speaker 2: Supreme Court. The judge ruled that Mastro has a very
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Speaker 2: good solid case against the Pieta terr tacks. A lot
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Speaker 2: of things were done improperly. The way they rolled it
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Speaker 2: out wasn't correct. They put out that list, that database
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Speaker 2: of all nine hundred thousand names and addresses. The judge
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Speaker 2: specifically said that was really out of line, not proper.
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Speaker 2: Why would you take all these people and put up
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Speaker 2: their name and address and it's at Pieta Tear's a
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Speaker 2: lot of the famous people. Why would you put up
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Speaker 2: their names and addresses? So it's temporarily on hold. You know,
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Speaker 2: if this Pierre terror at tax is really a stupid thing,
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Speaker 2: where did it come from?
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Speaker 3: Now?
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Speaker 2: A lot of people think it was mom, Donnie's idea
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Speaker 2: or Hochel's idea. They're all behind it, they're all pushing it. Hey,
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Speaker 2: By the way, once this judge blocked the thing and
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Speaker 2: said it was rolled out improperly, you'll notice yesterday Kathy
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Speaker 2: hokel act like she never heard of this Piera terror attacks,
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Speaker 2: asked the comment, I'm I don't know anything about what
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Speaker 2: Pierre to ted. I've never heard of this, So this
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Speaker 2: is what a weasel she is. Suddenly she doesn't know
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Speaker 2: anything about it, She never heard of it. She was
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Speaker 2: the one yelling and screaming about it, pushing for it
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Speaker 2: the last couple months. But where did it originate? Well,
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Speaker 2: it actually started. The idea was first introduced in twenty fourteen,
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Speaker 2: that's twelve years ago by a state senator, Brad Hoyleman.
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Speaker 2: He's obviously a Democrat, and he introduced this bill like
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Speaker 2: in twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen. He was the guy that
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Speaker 2: came up with it. But who was the guy that
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Speaker 2: really pushed it into the mainstream? Who was the guy
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Speaker 2: that made it serious? Yep, our old buddy Andrew Cuomo
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Speaker 2: was Governor Cuomo. Then Governor Cuomo voiced support for the concept. Now,
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Speaker 2: it didn't mean much when a state senator nobody ever
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Speaker 2: heard of was pushing it, But once Cuomo got behind it,
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Speaker 2: he was the guy that pushes This is the crazy
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Speaker 2: left wing Andrew Cuomo, far left Democrat, the guy who
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Speaker 2: did the no bail, no jail, the guy that closed
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Speaker 2: Indian Point, the guy that was closing prisons and let
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Speaker 2: everybody out. You couldn't get more far left than that.
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Speaker 2: And Quomoa, what was the guy the first big voice
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Speaker 2: that pushed this Piero terror tax bill. But the judges
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Speaker 2: order also it'll block it the city from taking further action.
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Speaker 2: They sent out all those notifications, and they're going to
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Speaker 2: rule that the posting of everybody's name and address publicly
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Speaker 2: was wrong. They're going to rule that. The way they're
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Speaker 2: doing it, they'll declare, you have to pay this, and
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Speaker 2: it's up to you to prove you don't. They'll declare,
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Speaker 2: that's totally Unamerican, totally ridiculous. The American system is you're innocent.
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Speaker 2: They have to prove you guilty. They don't declare you
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Speaker 2: guilty and you prove yourself innocent. It doesn't work that way. Hey,
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Speaker 2: that crazy little doctor Fauci, More and more stuff coming
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Speaker 2: out about him. Now, these vaccines did have risks for
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Speaker 2: certain people. He wanted everybody to take the vaccine, but
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Speaker 2: not everybody should take the risk, you know, if you
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Speaker 2: had certain heart problems or even a pregnant see. In fact,
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Speaker 2: Fafauci publicly said there's no risk of anything. No, this
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Speaker 2: is ridiculous. There's no risk to anybody. But in the
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Speaker 2: diaries and in his text messages, he privately was saying
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Speaker 2: that there were concerns about miscarriage risk because of the
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Speaker 2: COVID vaccine, the coronavirus vaccine. So while he was publicly
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Speaker 2: saying the opposite, privately he was saying there could be
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Speaker 2: a risk of miscarriage, and he hid that he lied
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Speaker 2: about it publicly. So more and more of this stuff
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Speaker 2: is coming out. First we had the diaries. Now the
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Speaker 2: Senate Committee has his phone and they're going through his phone,
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Speaker 2: and more stuff is going to come out. It's pretty bad.
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Speaker 2: In fact, this guy, this little worm Fauci, sent thirty
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Speaker 2: four thousand text messages. They have them. They just started
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Speaker 2: going through them. They already found out he lied about
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Speaker 2: the risk to pregnant women with the vaccine. But thirty
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Speaker 2: four thousand text messages are in there. This guy is
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Speaker 2: like an eight year old girl. This guy, this eighty
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Speaker 2: five year old man, acts like an eight year old girl,
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Speaker 2: keeping a diary, sending thirty four thousand text messages. So
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Speaker 2: these vaccines, you know, RFK Junior has been yelling about
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Speaker 2: this for years. He's not anti vaccine he's just saying,
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Speaker 2: you don't need to take them all, and certain people
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Speaker 2: might not want to take any and he's warning about them.
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Speaker 2: And President Trump with him yesterday.
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Speaker 4: Vaccinations for hepatitis be, COVID nineteen, and Influencer, among others,
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Speaker 4: are no longer recommended for all children. In addition to this,
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Speaker 4: executive order directs the Attorney General to advanced legal challenges
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Speaker 4: against states that violate children's rights to religious or medical
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Speaker 4: vaccination exemptions.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Now, hey, a lot of mothers Democrat mother a
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Speaker 2: very left wing, but for years have been saying they
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Speaker 2: were against the children being forced to get eighteen different vaccines.
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Speaker 2: The President and the RF they just want to slow
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Speaker 2: that down and we'll give people more choice and maybe
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Speaker 2: space them out.
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Speaker 4: At one year. You should have five separate visits, four
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Speaker 4: vaccines rather than getting them all in the same day.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, it was just kind of overdoing it
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Speaker 2: all the time.
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Speaker 5: Hey.
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Speaker 2: By the way, the President, President Trump will visit Long
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Speaker 2: Island Friday. Nassau County. They're having an event at the
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Speaker 2: Nassau County Police Academy. They've got a beautiful police training center,
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Speaker 2: police academy since Garden City, and it's a little further
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Speaker 2: out in near Eisenhower Park. It's a big, big center.
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Speaker 2: So the President will be there on Friday. As if
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Speaker 2: you're anywhere around there, just remember there goun be a
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Speaker 2: lot of traffic types. The President will fly in for
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Speaker 2: that event. Cash Bettel coming with him, Attorney General Todd Blanche,
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Speaker 2: Bruce Blakeman will be there with him. The President will
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Speaker 2: say nice things about it's not a campaign event. It's
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Speaker 2: just a special event for the police academy out there.
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Speaker 2: But that's Friday afternoon, and someone else the Hey, that
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Speaker 2: crazy Kathy Hockel. This will come out. One reason she's
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Speaker 2: avoiding debating Bruce Blakeman. You can bring up a lot
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Speaker 2: of stuff besides being a goofball, besides being incompetent, besides
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Speaker 2: being a lousy governor. It's another thing you can thank
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Speaker 2: Andrew Cmo for. He's the guy that picked Kathy Hochel
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Speaker 2: for us. Besides all that, there was a lot of shady,
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Speaker 2: corrupt deals with Kathy Hockel. You remember during the pandemic,
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Speaker 2: there was a company, a testing company. You know, when
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Speaker 2: you all got the test, somebody had a test and
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Speaker 2: there was a testing lab that we used. But when
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Speaker 2: the contract came up. Kathy Hochel handed it to a
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Speaker 2: different company, and it turned out she handed it to
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Speaker 2: a company that didn't know anything about doing these tests
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Speaker 2: and had never done any but there were major donors.
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Speaker 2: They were huge donors, so she gave them the contract
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Speaker 2: even though they had no experience of any kind in
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Speaker 2: doing this testing. Now, what that company had to do's
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Speaker 2: to go out and hire a testing company to do
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Speaker 2: it for them. But that only just rose made the
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Speaker 2: cost rise of the test. So that was as shady
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Speaker 2: a deal as you can imagine. And then that stadium
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Speaker 2: deal in Buffalo. She decided that the New York state
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Speaker 2: would help finance the new NFL stadium. Now there's no
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Speaker 2: such thing as the government, no state, no city, no
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Speaker 2: government finances NFL stadiums anymore. It hasn't happened in like
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Speaker 2: forty years. The NFL and the teams, they make so
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Speaker 2: much money they don't need it financed, so the government
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Speaker 2: never does that. But Hockel decided she would finance with
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Speaker 2: taxpayer money, she would finance the new stadium. So she
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Speaker 2: put in almost a billion dollars to finance the new stadium.
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Speaker 2: It's finally open, ended up costing two point two billion
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Speaker 2: fans say it is one of the worst, the most
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Speaker 2: awful stadiums. The way it was built was terrible. The scoreboards,
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Speaker 2: everything are way too small. You can't even see them
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Speaker 2: from the stands. There's you can go online and see pictures.
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Speaker 2: The way it's built. There's all kinds of lot of
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Speaker 2: seats where you have an obstructed view. You can barely
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Speaker 2: see the field. There's pillars and columns and things in
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Speaker 2: the way. Fans on social media complaining about the ridiculously
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Speaker 2: bad site lines, obstructions all through the stadium. The scoreboards,
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Speaker 2: the video boards are so small nobody can see them.
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Speaker 2: So that's hocal at work for you. Totally wasting your money. Now,
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Speaker 2: why would she do that? Well, with the testing company,
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Speaker 2: they were the biggest donors to her campaign. With the stadium, well,
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Speaker 2: her husband got the deal for the concession stands. Her
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Speaker 2: husband making a fortune off that stadium, so that would
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Speaker 2: be one reason to help finance it. Anyway, we got
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Speaker 2: a lot more to get to. We'll get to We'll
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Speaker 2: get to coming up with We'll talk about social media.
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Speaker 2: Why did Instagram become the single most popular one? We'll
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Speaker 2: get to that. And Tucker Carlson getting all kinds of
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Speaker 2: Oh, you know, that's the crazy Alcayad running in Michigan
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Speaker 2: who's trying to act a very normal now, trying to
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Speaker 2: pretend he's mainstream, you know, anti Semitic, anti Israel, all
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Speaker 2: kinds of stuff. Now he's claiming he loves the Jewish religion,
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Speaker 2: he loves Jews, he loves Israel, he loves just saying.
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Speaker 2: It's like the other one hang who called for banning
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Speaker 2: Thanksgiving said it was the most painful holiday, now saying
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Speaker 2: she loves Thanksgiving, it's her favorite holiday. So they just
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Speaker 2: lie about all this. But the problem El Sayad has
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Speaker 2: is this guy Hassan Piker, who's like the dirtiest, craziest,
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Speaker 2: most lunatic radical and this was his This was his
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Speaker 2: buddy who he was always associating with. And this el
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Speaker 2: Sayad hanging around with Piker is a problem because Piker
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Speaker 2: Hassan Piker said the most anti Semitic, anti American, dimost disgusting, crappy,
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Speaker 2: the guy that said we deserve nine to eleven. We
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Speaker 2: deserved it. It's our fault, and Sayad now claiming it's
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Speaker 2: all nothing you know, to.
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Speaker 1: Sit here and play gotcha politics with a dumb thing
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Speaker 1: somebody said out of context that they just avowed themselves
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Speaker 1: to say, oh, well, what does that mean about what
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Speaker 1: you think? I want to be held accountable for what
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Speaker 1: I say and what I do, rather than this idea
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Speaker 1: that we've we're so stuck in cancel culture that all
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Speaker 1: of us agreed was a bad idea back in twenty twenty,
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Speaker 1: but we seem to want to bring back.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, suddenly suddenly they don't like cancel culture. Now all
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Speaker 2: the left wing cooks are getting canceled. But Piker, I
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Speaker 2: mean the idea of saying, well, I was taken out
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Speaker 2: of context. If you're yelling and screaming death to America,
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Speaker 2: death to ISRAELI deserve nine to eleven. There is no
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Speaker 2: context in which that would be fine, So it was
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Speaker 2: not taken out of context. But even if it was,
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Speaker 2: there is no context that would justify it. So what
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Speaker 2: happened yesterday is Joe Scarborough with a very very very
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Speaker 2: low rated morning show, Morning Joe, looking for attention. I
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Speaker 2: guess did a tirade. I mean literally just screaming, screaming,
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Speaker 2: I mean actually screaming about Hassan Piker, and you got
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Speaker 2: to get these people out of the Democratic Party and
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Speaker 2: you got to wipe them out from the democratic world.
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Speaker 2: They cannot be we can associate yelling screaming like a Nutch.
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Speaker 2: I don't even want to play it for you because
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Speaker 2: because it's not even real. He was just screaming for effect.
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Speaker 2: You never, I mean he says all kinds of things.
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Speaker 2: You never hear him screaming at the top of his
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Speaker 2: lungs and pounding the table. But as Churchill said, people
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Speaker 2: scream when they have nothing to say, so it was
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Speaker 2: just for show. But he really made a whole ten
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Speaker 2: minute production out of it, so Piker responded. Late last night,
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Speaker 2: Piker was asked about it. Piker said, he's losing his
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Speaker 2: He's losing his mind. Was he this mad when Trump won? Now,
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Speaker 2: listen to this sentence, because if this is piker, if
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Speaker 2: I recall correctly, when Trump won, he went to mar
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Speaker 2: A Lago to kiss the ring and the tip of
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Speaker 2: Trump's penis. Now that's quite specific, that elliot. And then
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Speaker 2: he this is a piker. He said, you bitch suck
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Speaker 2: my blank Joe Scarborough. He didn't say blank, but you
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Speaker 2: get the picture. And then I'm reading the rest and
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Speaker 2: the rest of it I can't even read, uh yeah,
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Speaker 2: going it says, holy blank, dude, you boomer. The boomer
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Speaker 2: meets somebody, a baby boomer that's now considered a big insult.
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Speaker 2: But piker obviously obviously not only thin skin, but uh Scarborough,
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Speaker 2: who nobody takes seriously, obviously got under my skin. I
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Speaker 2: think this is a little bit. This is this is
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Speaker 2: how Scarborough sounded yesterday.
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Speaker 6: I don't mean people telling me, oh, you have to
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Speaker 6: just turn a blind eye to people saying that women
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Speaker 6: getting rate on October seventh didn't matter in the grand
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Speaker 6: scheme of things that no Americans are going to support that.
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Speaker 2: This is not about me.
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Speaker 6: This is about the Democrats once again fumbling the football
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Speaker 6: on the two yard line when they have a chance
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Speaker 6: to make great gains.
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Speaker 2: Now that's nothing. Then he got yelling and yelling at you.
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Speaker 2: Otherway's yelling at only six people in the audience. They
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Speaker 2: can hear you. But actually, if you look at the
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Speaker 2: demos for MSNBC, the average ages like over seventy. So
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Speaker 2: maybe he figures they have a little hearing problem. So
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Speaker 2: he's yelling anyway, we'll take some calls a little later.
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Speaker 2: What's the number here? Eight hundred three two one zero
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Speaker 2: seven ten is the number. And we got a lot
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Speaker 2: to get to. We'll get to Luigi Manngiona and we'll
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Speaker 2: get to Hey, it's Connecticut primary day and a lot
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Speaker 2: a minute. Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 2: Call me now eight hundred three to two one zero
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Speaker 2: seven ten. If you're a Democrat, cover your ears, bad
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Speaker 2: news here. Stock market up record highs. This is like
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Speaker 2: the thirty fifth day we've hit like a record high
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Speaker 2: s and P five hundred, very very high. Very high,
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Speaker 2: and that's the most broad indicator of the market that's
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Speaker 2: at almost well, it's at seven seven hundred and sixty dollars.
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Speaker 2: That's huge s and p five hundred expected to hit
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Speaker 2: eight thousand by the end of the year. That's like
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Speaker 2: a record nobody ever thought we'd see. Again. If you're
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Speaker 2: a Democrat, cover your ears. This is not good. Price
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Speaker 2: of oil coming down eighty one dollars a barrel. It's
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Speaker 2: not ideal. It's not like the greatest oil price, but
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Speaker 2: it's way below Joe Biden type of oil prices. It's
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Speaker 2: pretty good. I mean, considering what's going on in Iran,
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Speaker 2: straight to horn Moose, the fact that it only just
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Speaker 2: he's ticked up a little to eighty one, that's pretty impressive.
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Speaker 2: So good news for the economy and all of that. Hey,
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Speaker 2: Connecticut today is your primary for a Democratic primary for
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Speaker 2: the governor's race. You got that Ned Lamont, who at
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Speaker 2: times is a reasonable governor. Ned Lamont had been a
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Speaker 2: very successful businessman in Connecticut, wealthy guy, but did very well.
25:25
Speaker 2: And because his background as a businessman, pretty common sense,
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Speaker 2: kind of logical kind of guy. But you know how
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Speaker 2: these Democrats get with all this woke nonsense. He's gone
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Speaker 2: woke lately a few times, but only here and there.
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Speaker 2: But he's running for he wants to continue as governor.
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Speaker 2: He wants a third term. So today's primary day and
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Speaker 2: he's running against Josh Elliott. Now the good news for Lamont,
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Speaker 2: Elliott is even more woke. Elliott is a real far
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Speaker 2: left woke sort of a character. So if you're a Democrat,
25:56
Speaker 2: I guess you vote for Ned Lamont today. Then in
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Speaker 2: November it'll be the Democrat most likely Lamont against the
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Speaker 2: Republican candidate Ryan Fazzio. He's pretty good Ryan Fazzio. Vote
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Speaker 2: for him in November. He'd be a much better governor
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Speaker 2: for Connecticut. Anyway, let's take some calls. Let's go to
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Speaker 2: Art in Rockland County. Art, how you doing.
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Speaker 3: Well?
26:21
Speaker 2: You're off to a great start. What'd you say, Art?
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Speaker 5: I said, Hey, Mark, how's it going good?
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Speaker 2: Good? What'd you want to say? Right?
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Speaker 5: Hey, it's a couple of points about missus Montdami. Yeah,
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Speaker 5: she's going to the Middle East and she's getting a
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Speaker 5: New York City police escort.
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Speaker 2: Right, yep, that's what we just said.
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Speaker 5: And she was also not that it's not that big
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Speaker 5: a deal. But she was on the main theist for
26:45
Speaker 5: the New York Knicks Rictory Parade. Yeah, but I thought
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Speaker 5: every time Montdammie's asked about her, she's a private citizen.
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Speaker 5: So how does a private citizen get these books?
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Speaker 2: Well, any mayor's wife gets that even though you're private
26:59
Speaker 2: citi perfectly normal. The mayor's wife always has a police detail.
27:03
Speaker 2: They always get invited to events. If you want to
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Speaker 2: pick on her, find something that finds something good that No,
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Speaker 2: every wife of every mayor, always always invited to events,
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Speaker 2: always gets a police detail.
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Speaker 5: I understand, But then she should be calling her a
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Speaker 5: private citizen.
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Speaker 2: All right, you got kind of a silly pola card,
27:19
Speaker 2: but keep trying. Hey, there's a plenty wrong with this
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Speaker 2: mayor's wife. You could find good things to get her on.
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Speaker 2: Don't get her on there. She is actually a private citizen.
27:27
Speaker 2: She holds no office. But if you were, you know,
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Speaker 2: we haven't had a lot of first ladies lately, Eric Adams,
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Speaker 2: that was kind of a first lady. But I think
27:36
Speaker 2: she was kept hidden in New Jersey. Deplauzio had a
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Speaker 2: first lady. I don't think they ever saw each other.
27:43
Speaker 2: To Plausio was always out there on his own. Remember
27:48
Speaker 2: that was the first lady's named Charlene McCrae. She's the
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Speaker 2: one that starred that fake charity that lost a billion dollars.
27:54
Speaker 2: And then before that, Bloomberg had no wife Juliani. They
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Speaker 2: had a wife, then he didn't have a wife, then
28:02
Speaker 2: he had another wife, then he didn't have a way. Yeah,
28:04
Speaker 2: that was kind of complicated Ed Koch before twelve years
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Speaker 2: of Ed Koch, twelve years of Bloomberg. So that's twenty
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Speaker 2: four years of no first lady. You know what nobody
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Speaker 2: noticed either? Who was before coach a Bean? Yeah, Mary Bean?
28:19
Speaker 2: Remember her? They were both like a four foot six.
28:22
Speaker 2: They're a nice couple. Not good as mayor. But let's
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Speaker 2: go to Gina and Staten Island. Gina, how you doing.
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Speaker 2: I'm good?
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Speaker 5: How are you?
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Speaker 7: Mark?
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Speaker 6: I love your show.
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Speaker 3: Good.
28:32
Speaker 2: What are you on an airplane or in a car?
28:35
Speaker 2: On a car driving? Uh huh.
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Speaker 7: So the other day I went to the Museum of
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Speaker 7: the City of New York. Yeah, they show you a
28:42
Speaker 7: movie that you go in the basement. So watch in
28:44
Speaker 7: the movie The History of New York, And all of
28:46
Speaker 7: a sudden they show nine to eleven and then.
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Speaker 6: They don't mention Juliani.
28:51
Speaker 3: They just mentioned Bloomer.
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Speaker 7: I was like, what the hell.
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Speaker 8: I went up to the desk and it said to
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Speaker 8: the guy, was.
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Speaker 2: Going on, you didn't mention Giuliani.
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Speaker 3: He's like, oh, people complain all the time.
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Speaker 7: I was just like, I'm in New York.
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Speaker 2: No, I know, I know, but the Museum of New
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Speaker 2: York has been under control of crazy democrats for many years.
29:07
Speaker 2: They wiped out part of parts of our history. So
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Speaker 2: I would advise everybody stay the hell out of the
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Speaker 2: Museum of the City of New York until the corruption
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Speaker 2: part of it is gone. Stay out of the Museum
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Speaker 2: of the City of New York. No donations to them
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Speaker 2: until they get back to being a legitimate museum. Good point, Gene,
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Speaker 2: if thanks for calling, Let's go to don in Michigan. Don.
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Speaker 2: Where are you in Michigan?
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Speaker 3: Oh, Lansing, Michigan capital.
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Speaker 2: Right in the middle of the state. And what what
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Speaker 2: do people think about this crazy elsaiad Oh?
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Speaker 3: All my friends didn't vote for her? Oh okay, but
29:41
Speaker 3: I got a way to fix Dearborn. What's that all
29:45
Speaker 3: the legal immigrants from Mexico say that they have to
29:48
Speaker 3: live in Deerborn and just move them all there and
29:52
Speaker 3: the Mexicans will take care of it.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, well thanks for calling. Don you know, Dearborn, Michigan.
29:57
Speaker 2: It's right outside of Detroit's suburb. It's more of a
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Speaker 2: its own town, Dearborn, Michigan. It's all a Muslim, it's all.
30:05
Speaker 2: That's why you get these crazy radical left wing kook
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Speaker 2: Congress people out of Dearborn, Michigan. It used to be
30:12
Speaker 2: a Ford Motor company, that's all. Dearborn was the Ford
30:15
Speaker 2: Motor Company. Henry Ford was there. You got the Ford
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Speaker 2: Museum there and it went totally radical crazy. Uh, let's
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Speaker 2: go to Rich in Myrtle Beach. Rich How you doing?
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Speaker 4: Hey?
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Speaker 7: Thanks? Mark. Two quick points. As far as Pierre whatever
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Speaker 7: tax I'm shocked nobody's come forth with a lawsuit before this,
30:33
Speaker 7: because I would think that'd be discriminating against a certain
30:35
Speaker 7: class of people, which would be people who actually have money.
30:37
Speaker 7: I would think that's totally unconstitutional. Single out of a
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Speaker 7: single so called class of people or diversity of people
30:44
Speaker 7: and try to make them pay more taxes. And I
30:47
Speaker 7: would think that Fauci with these new texts coming out,
30:50
Speaker 7: any write he's like a schoolgirl just texting all day long.
30:53
Speaker 7: Not doing any work. I would think he's opened himself
30:56
Speaker 7: up to be culpable, liable for a lot of deaths
30:58
Speaker 7: and a lot of you know, heart attacks and all
31:00
Speaker 7: the stuff we knew, the young football players who were
31:03
Speaker 7: dropping like flies after the vaccine. He's going to be
31:06
Speaker 7: held couple personally liable and coupleable, I would think, would.
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Speaker 2: You, Well, the problem is all of that took place
31:12
Speaker 2: during the pandemic, and he got a pardon. Joe Biden
31:15
Speaker 2: pardoned him when he left in two thousand and twenty.
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Speaker 7: By state wise, these states are coming after him. Why
31:20
Speaker 7: couldn't somewhere like myself, if I had had a medical
31:23
Speaker 7: problem due to the vaccine go after him now, sivily
31:26
Speaker 7: because we know he's been lying to everybody and the
31:29
Speaker 7: facts weren't the facts.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's the that's going to be an interesting
31:32
Speaker 2: test to that, because the pardon is only for federal charges.
31:36
Speaker 2: You're right, states could come after him, in charge him,
31:39
Speaker 2: but you've already got three attorneys general, you got the
31:42
Speaker 2: Florida Attorney General going after him, subpoenas all that sort
31:46
Speaker 2: of stuff.
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Speaker 7: What about private individuals like you know, you and me,
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Speaker 7: as somebody else who actually had a real problem for vaccine.
31:52
Speaker 7: Go after him servily for lions.
31:54
Speaker 2: You'll have to do it. I'm busy, but you do it.
31:59
Speaker 2: But yeah, no, could happen.
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Speaker 7: Well, I didn't take a shot. I was never taking
32:02
Speaker 7: that jab and you and I used to go back
32:04
Speaker 7: and poth in that in the old days too, But
32:05
Speaker 7: I don't have a problem because I never took.
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Speaker 5: It, you know.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, well, all right, good call, good point,
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Speaker 2: thanks for calling. Yeah, a lot of people could start suing.
32:12
Speaker 2: You could individually sue FASCI, but that's not a criminal
32:16
Speaker 2: that's just a civil suit. And the same thing. If
32:19
Speaker 2: an Attorney general comes after you, it's most likely civil.
32:23
Speaker 2: But they could find some way to go after him criminally,
32:26
Speaker 2: not for anything. When you get a presidential pardon, and
32:30
Speaker 2: he got that in January of twenty twenty five. When
32:33
Speaker 2: you get a presidential pardon, it only covers everything up
32:36
Speaker 2: to the date of the pardon. So if you do
32:40
Speaker 2: anything after that, you can be charged. And I'm sure
32:45
Speaker 2: the Justice Department is looking at something, just trying to
32:47
Speaker 2: get him on something. Now, you could argue, some people
32:50
Speaker 2: will argue, well, he took the Fifth Amendment in front
32:53
Speaker 2: of the Senate Committee when he had a full pardon,
32:56
Speaker 2: there was no reason he had to take the fifth
32:59
Speaker 2: because he had to pardon. So therefore he was obstructing
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Speaker 2: Congress from doing their investigation. You could try that, but
33:05
Speaker 2: it won't work because legally he can still take the
33:10
Speaker 2: fifth because he's worried about city charges, local charges, state charges,
33:16
Speaker 2: and he he'll argue he needed the pardon for that
33:18
Speaker 2: and probably win that argument. So, hey, we got a
33:20
Speaker 2: lot coming up, a lot to get to, and don't
33:24
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Speaker 8: Doubler, Well, it's gonna be another hot day to day,
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Speaker 8: not as bad as yes, a cold better, but hot today.
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Speaker 2: Oh wait a minute, wait a minute, and take that back.
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Speaker 2: It's this is like one o'clock eighty eight degrees, real
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Speaker 2: feel one hundred. All right, it's gonna be hot and sticky.
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Speaker 2: It'll feel like it. It's only gonna be like eighty
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Speaker 2: five eighty two, but the real feel will be pretty high.
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Speaker 2: Rest of the week much better. Drops down in eighty
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Speaker 2: six the Wednesday and Thursday, and then it should be
34:25
Speaker 2: a good weekend. Low humidity, low eighties. That's an improvement.
34:31
Speaker 2: That's an improvement. Might be some rain on Sunday, but
34:33
Speaker 2: otherwise it should be really nice weather for the weekend.
34:38
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