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Hour 2: Terrorist threat. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Always a step ahead of the news. Here's more marks
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Speaker 1: amone on seven to ten wor Hey, it's could be
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Speaker 1: another beautiful day, bright sunny, beautiful day, but gridlock alert
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Speaker 1: day to day because of that FIFA stuff. As you
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Speaker 1: watching this, I know around the world it's big, but
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Speaker 1: anybody here actually watching FIFA, I don't even like to
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Speaker 1: say FIFA, but the closing the forty second street to
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Speaker 1: regular traffic, it'll be all buses and all kinds of
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Speaker 1: stuff like that, so it will be a mess a
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Speaker 1: traffic wise. I don't even think of driving into midtown
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Speaker 1: Manhattan today. You're not going to want to do that. So, hey,
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Speaker 1: there was a terrorist plot. An FBI has uncovered this
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Speaker 1: terrorist plot, very very serious plot to kill a lot
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Speaker 1: of people at the UFC fight at the White House
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Speaker 1: Sunday night. You know, there's a big crowd there and
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Speaker 1: a lot of big VIPs. The big, big crowd there.
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Speaker 1: They set up that UFC cage thing, the ring at
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Speaker 1: the White House, and then they had invited a big
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Speaker 1: number of people and if you look through the crowd,
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Speaker 1: not only will you see the cabinet all sorts of
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Speaker 1: top officials, but you'll see a lot of famous people
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Speaker 1: in that crowd, Mark Zuckerberg and a million other big names,
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Speaker 1: and they're not to mention a lot of anchor people,
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Speaker 1: a lot of Greg Kelly from Newsmax, a few other people.
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Speaker 1: I could see him these pictures here, a lot of
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Speaker 1: Fox people so and a lot of invited guests. Now,
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Speaker 1: the FBI has arrested five people for this terrorist plot.
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Speaker 1: They say there are twenty three total people connected to this.
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Speaker 1: They haven't gotten the other eighteen people yet, but it
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Speaker 1: looks like the plot was involving drones. The drones would
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Speaker 1: fly over this event, you know, no fly zone, but
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Speaker 1: they would fly over anyway and do something horrible which
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Speaker 1: would cause everybody to run a stampede out into the
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Speaker 1: street where they had Supposedly the drones would have them
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Speaker 1: come out to a certain area and then when the
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Speaker 1: big crowd was in that area, snipers would fire at
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Speaker 1: the crowd. And apparently they would have snipers staged all
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Speaker 1: ready to go. Now, I can't imagine that the White
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Speaker 1: House doesn't have some kind of anti drone defenses that
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Speaker 1: they could stop a drone. I probably, I would think
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Speaker 1: they can. And as far as snipers hiding in the
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Speaker 1: nearby surrounding blocks. I would think they sweeped that pretty well.
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Speaker 1: But this was a pretty serious plot. Congratulations to Cash
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Speaker 1: but Tell and the FBI for uncovering it. Again. Five arrests,
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Speaker 1: they're looking for the other twenty three. They believe, well,
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Speaker 1: it was terrorism, but they believe it was some kind
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Speaker 1: of Muslim definitely anti Semitic as some of the messages
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Speaker 1: they found were very very anti Israel. And from what
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Speaker 1: they've found with these five guys, with their writings, their messages,
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Speaker 1: they believe that this crowd would be a lot of
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Speaker 1: billionaires who were involved with Israel, taking money from Israel
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Speaker 1: or funding Israel, that sort of stuff. So definitely terrorism,
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Speaker 1: definitely anti Semitic stuff. But it was busted up. The
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Speaker 1: FBI was onto it. Let's today, sixteenth June tenth, so
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Speaker 1: they've been on it for a week. Again, they've arrested five,
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Speaker 1: they'll get the others. Twenty three total they believe were
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Speaker 1: involved in that. So the Knicks celebrating everywhere. They were
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Speaker 1: on Good Morning America, they were on the Today Show,
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Speaker 1: they were on Jimmy Fallon. It's not the whole team.
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Speaker 1: It's like when you got a big team, you can
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Speaker 1: split it up. You four guys do this show. You
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Speaker 1: four guys do that show. So it's pretty good. They
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Speaker 1: were all over town, the coach last night, the polo ball,
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Speaker 1: the Ralph Loreenze polo bar down there in that basement.
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Speaker 1: But when he walked in, everybody in the restaurant stood,
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Speaker 1: standing ovation. That happens. At least happened to George Steinbinner
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Speaker 1: all the time, when he'd walk into a lanes or
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Speaker 1: Fresco or wherever he went, or PJ Clarks, when he'd
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Speaker 1: walk in after the victory, after the World Championship standing ovation.
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Speaker 1: I remember going there once. This would have been ninety eight.
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Speaker 1: Bill Few, Gayzy Me, George Steinbinner, Donald Trump. We walked
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Speaker 1: into Fresco. They had won the World Series a day before,
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Speaker 1: and we walked into Fresco lunchtime. The whole crowd stood
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Speaker 1: and applauded standing ovation. Actually I shouldn't say this, but
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Speaker 1: it's true, Trump said, waving, waving to the crowd, and
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Speaker 1: I said, I think it's for George. Oh, but that happens.
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Speaker 1: It's funny. The Yankees are playing tonight. You don't even
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Speaker 1: hear about it anymore. I don't even I'm the biggest
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Speaker 1: baseball fan of the world. Never been a basketball fan
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Speaker 1: of my life. Now that's all I think about is
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Speaker 1: the Knicks. Don't paying attention. After what this Knicks series
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Speaker 1: look like a baseball game that seems like nothing. Now
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Speaker 1: the Mets, it seems like nothing. Now, I never understood
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Speaker 1: how basketball got so popular, but now I have to.
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Speaker 1: Having to watch a few of these games, I'm starting
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Speaker 1: to see it. It just keeps moving. I mean, it's
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Speaker 1: kind of repetitive. You know, they dribble this way, then
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Speaker 1: they dribble that way, then they dribble this way, then
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Speaker 1: they drible that way. It's a little repetitive, but it's
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Speaker 1: it never stops moving. It's always moving. I could see
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Speaker 1: why in the Twitter world it became the bigger sport
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Speaker 1: because it never stops moving, whereas baseball, you know, it's
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Speaker 1: very slow. And I know they got these new rules.
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Speaker 1: You know, you can't you have to pitch within a
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Speaker 1: certain amount of time. But you know, he looks at
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Speaker 1: the he doesn't like to sign, nods his head and
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Speaker 1: it shakes his head. The catch, you gives him another sign.
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Speaker 1: Now he throws and it's a ball, and now he
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Speaker 1: gets the ball back. You know, it just fiddles around
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Speaker 1: for a while, the batter scratching him. So you gotta
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Speaker 1: wait through all this. And then he throws again. You
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Speaker 1: got to change the rules of baseball to get rid
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Speaker 1: of all this stuff. And then the guy's on base,
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Speaker 1: he takes a little lead off. They throw a pitch
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Speaker 1: over the first base, he goes back, he takes a
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Speaker 1: little lead off. They throw another pitch over the first
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Speaker 1: But you gotta wait through all this stuff. Speed it up,
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Speaker 1: Speed up the game, and make it more like a basketball.
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Speaker 1: Change the rules, give her to that balls and strikes,
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Speaker 1: eliminate whatever it is. You got to swing, dot care
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Speaker 1: what it is, or do something more interesting, like if
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Speaker 1: you hit the batter, that's a strike, now it means
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Speaker 1: you walk. Make it a strike that way, make the
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Speaker 1: game much much much more interesting. Hey, Epstein kills himself,
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Speaker 1: and then there's all that controversy for soul long he
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Speaker 1: was murdered. Now, a lot of that came from the
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Speaker 1: fact they believe that Epstein knew about Bill Clinton and
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Speaker 1: all these big zillionaires, and they were all pedophiles, and
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Speaker 1: they were all with underage women. So of course he
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Speaker 1: had to be killed to silence. And well, we know
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Speaker 1: now that it wasn't all these guys with underage women.
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Speaker 1: With Bill Clinton, there were women around, but they were
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Speaker 1: all older. And as far as the young underage women,
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Speaker 1: that was Epstein, maybe a couple of his friends, I
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Speaker 1: think Prince Andrew, but that was it, you know, the
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Speaker 1: ninety nine point nine percent of them, It was not
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Speaker 1: women it was and if it was women like Bill
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Speaker 1: Gates or Bill Clinton, it was older women. So the
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Speaker 1: motive to murder him really isn't there anymore. And he
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Speaker 1: did have a cell mate, and the cellmite is now
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Speaker 1: telling prosecutors that Epstein tried to kill himself a few times,
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Speaker 1: that he was figuring out. Couple of times he tried
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Speaker 1: making nooses, He tried to coming up with different ways
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Speaker 1: to hang himself. So apparently if you believe this guy,
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Speaker 1: it's also remember at times people suspected this guy former
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Speaker 1: cop actually they suspected this guy of maybe being the killer.
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Speaker 1: But if it wasn't murder and it was suicide, then
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Speaker 1: this guy certainly wasn't guilty of anything. So but he
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Speaker 1: is testifying that a couple of times he in the
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Speaker 1: cell saw Epstein working on nooses and even asked him
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Speaker 1: about it. A couple of times how to hang himself. Now,
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Speaker 1: if you're Epstein and you got arrested in years before,
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Speaker 1: and you hired Alan Derschwitz, and you hired all these
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Speaker 1: top lawyers, and you fought like crazy the case and
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Speaker 1: spent millions fighting the case, and this is a local
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Speaker 1: case in Palm Beach. He didn't beat it. He got convicted,
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Speaker 1: and he did go to prison a little. He was
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Speaker 1: in jail for a while briefly, and then he was
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Speaker 1: in a halfway house and he had a sleep in
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Speaker 1: the halfway ask for about a year every night. So
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Speaker 1: if you went through that and then years later you
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Speaker 1: get arrested again, only this time it's federal. This time,
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Speaker 1: it's much more serious. This time they got a lot
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Speaker 1: more stuff on you, and you know you're going to
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Speaker 1: go to real prison. If you're a guy like Epstein,
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Speaker 1: and a guy he could have gone to prison for
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Speaker 1: the rest of his life. How old was he, I
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Speaker 1: don't know, probably very late sixties, so it would have
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Speaker 1: been the rest of his life. A guy like that
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Speaker 1: probably would kill himself. He'd makes the decision. It's like
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Speaker 1: a calculated business decision. Do I really want to spend
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Speaker 1: the rest of my life in prison or just end
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Speaker 1: it now. So you know, officially it's been declared it
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Speaker 1: was suicide, but it's looking more and more like that.
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Speaker 1: I know, the conspiracy theories, you know, those people that
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Speaker 1: believe in him, never stop believing no matter what. Hey,
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Speaker 1: Alan Dershowitz was his lawyer in two thousand and eight
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Speaker 1: in that case, and when Epstein was gonna go to
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Speaker 1: jail there he obviously had to tell Dershwitz anything and
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Speaker 1: everything he knew. Was he really a CIA agent? Was
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Speaker 1: he really helping the mazade? Was he really well? Of
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Speaker 1: course he had to tell Dershwitz all of this stuff
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Speaker 1: because he could have used it to beat the charge
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Speaker 1: or to get out of it. And Dershwitz said there
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Speaker 1: was nothing, He didn't have anything like that. There were
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Speaker 1: no government connections that really meant anything, no intelligence community connections,
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Speaker 1: otherwise they would have traded to beat the charge. But
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Speaker 1: Dershwitz has asked over and over again to testify before
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Speaker 1: this Epstein committee that James Comer is running. So he
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Speaker 1: will testify. I think it's next week. But this is
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Speaker 1: Dershowitz asking for this. Every time he saw Comer, he
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Speaker 1: demanded that they call him as a witness. He said,
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Speaker 1: I was so close to this guy for a couple
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Speaker 1: of years. I know a lot of stuff. It's crazy
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Speaker 1: not to call me. So he will come testify. That's
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Speaker 1: going to be pretty interesting stuff. Hey, Mom, Donnie, about
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Speaker 1: the parade, it's this this Thursday. Let me say here is.
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Speaker 2: Part of the reason we're having this parade on Thursday
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Speaker 2: is to ensure that players have enough time to bring
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Speaker 2: their families because they've been working their entire life for this.
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Speaker 2: It may well be the largest parade in New York
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Speaker 2: City history, and I think that speaks to what this
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Speaker 2: team means to this city. It also speaks to fifty
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Speaker 2: three years of waiting.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Now, hopefully there's no violence. You know, you remember
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Speaker 1: after the victory on set in that terrible violence and
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Speaker 1: buses set on fire. I mean real violence, ugly stuff.
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Speaker 1: Somebody got shot, there were a number of stabbings. You
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Speaker 1: can't have that kind of stuff, And unfortunately we got
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Speaker 1: this mayor and the police commissioner is trying, but she
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Speaker 1: doesn't have a lot of police experience. She really doesn't
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Speaker 1: have much any police experience before becoming commissioner. Previously she
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Speaker 1: had been in the police department for years, but that
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Speaker 1: was in an it job, not law enforcement. So if
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Speaker 1: you had a more experienced police commissioner, this would have
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Speaker 1: not happened. It would have gotten stopped quickly. You would
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Speaker 1: have had the riot squad ready to go. You would
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Speaker 1: have had the horses, the mounted unit. They can break
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Speaker 1: that up pretty fast. But you know, and again can't
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Speaker 1: just blame her. This is Mom Donnie. You know who
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Speaker 1: doesn't like that kind of stuff. They had a special squad,
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Speaker 1: a riot squad. They could call it immediately. Mom Donnie's
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Speaker 1: been putting that to bed, getting rid of that. Here's
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Speaker 1: Mom Donnie on all the violence.
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Speaker 2: These kinds of threats, as you've said, from Tom Homan
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Speaker 2: and the federal administration, they're not new.
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Speaker 1: And wait, wrong clip, wrong clip. Now this is different.
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Speaker 1: This is here's a good example about Mom Donnie and
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Speaker 1: law enforcement. Mom Donnie, if there was some federal law
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Speaker 1: enforcement agency, We're going to come in and get a
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Speaker 1: bunch of criminals off your street, the illegal immigrants, illegal
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Speaker 1: aliens who are committing crimes, gang members, robbers, rapist. Could
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Speaker 1: you imagine the mayor you got to deal with this.
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Speaker 1: Imagine if there was a federal law enforcement that would
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Speaker 1: come in and get all these people, arrest them and
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Speaker 1: take them out of your city. Wouldn't you be so
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Speaker 1: grateful and thankful that there's to be a federal agency
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Speaker 1: when you be sending thank you notes to the administration,
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Speaker 1: not Mom, Donnie. No, he wants to wants to get
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Speaker 1: rid of this. He wants those illegal criminals running around.
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Speaker 2: These kinds of threats. As you've said, from Tom Homan
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Speaker 2: and the federal administration, they're not new, and neither will
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Speaker 2: our response be. We continue to be proud of being
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Speaker 2: a sanctuary of city, we continue to be ready to
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Speaker 2: stand up for our immigrant neighbors, and we continue to
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Speaker 2: be ready to use every single tool at our disposal.
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Speaker 1: Crazy. He's crazy. Imagine that guy that says, I'll send
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Speaker 1: in some troops and they will round up the worst
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Speaker 1: criminals and take them out of your city. And he says, oh,
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Speaker 1: I will not be threatened like that. How dare you
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Speaker 1: threaten me like that? It's like if somebody said we're
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Speaker 1: going to come in here and clean up your studio
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Speaker 1: and vacuum and clean everything. How dare you threaten me
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Speaker 1: with that? He's crazy. He's just crazy. But we're stuck
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Speaker 1: with him for how much longer? Three and a half
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Speaker 1: more years of this three and a half more years.
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Speaker 1: All right, we got through half a year. We'll see
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Speaker 1: what happens. Let me just check. Stock market is way up,
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Speaker 1: I think yep, yep, fifty two thousand. Just check the
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Speaker 1: price of oil oop, it's dropping even more, down to
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Speaker 1: seventy seven dollars a gallon. That's down from like a
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Speaker 1: one hundred and ten seventy seven a barrel. It's down
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Speaker 1: dramatically now before the war, it was in the mid sixties,
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Speaker 1: So we're getting pretty close to getting back to where
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Speaker 1: it was. That would be pretty amazing. Hey, speaking of
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Speaker 1: illegals and criminal illegals, and you know they become robbers
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Speaker 1: and rapists and gang members. And also it's a big
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Speaker 1: source of the drug business. Pete Hegxith. Now you got
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Speaker 1: home in going after these drug cartel types and arresting
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Speaker 1: them on the streets. But Hexith now talking about setting
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Speaker 1: up a military operation to wipe out the cartels back
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Speaker 1: in Mexico or wherever they are.
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Speaker 3: It's called the America's Countercrtel Coalition a Triple C, and
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Speaker 3: we're forming it with partner governments all around Central and
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Speaker 3: South America to go after defeat and destroy foreign terrorist organizations,
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Speaker 3: drug cartels, and all those countries you named are stepping
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Speaker 3: up to work on partnerships with the United States.
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Speaker 4: Wow.
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Speaker 1: Now, Chris mom Donni would say.
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Speaker 2: How dare you?
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Speaker 1: We will block you, block your effort to do I
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Speaker 1: don't know how we got in this How did we
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Speaker 1: get in this mess with these people? Anyway, we'll take
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Speaker 1: some calls. Next. Eight hundred three to two one zero
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Speaker 1: seven ten. Is the number, eight hundred three to two
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Speaker 1: one zero seven ten, marximone live from the wor Life
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Speaker 1: Back studios. Hey, yeah, let's they can call its eight
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Speaker 1: hundred and three to two one zero seven tenders the number.
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Speaker 1: Let's go to frankin Arizona. Frank, how you doing?
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Speaker 5: Hey Mark?
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Speaker 6: Mark.
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Speaker 5: I don't know if you remember. About two months ago
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Speaker 5: there was a story in the news where fifteen agricultural
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Speaker 5: drones were stolen and they never located and never found them.
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Speaker 5: I wonder if it had anything to do with these
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Speaker 5: people that they were just trying to blow up everything.
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Speaker 1: No, probably huge, Probably not huge.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, carry fertilizer and stuff, you know, but they're really big.
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Speaker 5: They could cause a lot of damage.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, news were probably smaller drones Iran is. Iran has
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Speaker 1: an amendous, tremendous stockpiles of drones, and Mark.
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Speaker 5: I just want to say I love what Donald Trump
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Speaker 5: did with Iran. I told all of my friends, I said,
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Speaker 5: you got to watch Godfather too. I'm going to squeeze
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Speaker 5: you mitticoleone. And that's what he did, and he got
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Speaker 5: what he wanted. God bless them.
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Speaker 1: I love them all right, but let's bear in mind
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Speaker 1: the senator that said I intend to squeeze you ended
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Speaker 1: up and they got it, ended up losing the battle.
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Speaker 1: Remember he ended up in all kinds of trouble.
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Speaker 5: Oh yeah, in the end, Yes, yeah, Mark.
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Speaker 1: All right, thanks. Yeah. Anything in life, anything in business,
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Speaker 1: anything in world affairs. You can find a line in
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Speaker 1: The Godfather that perfectly explains it. Let's go to Joe
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Speaker 1: in New Jersey. Joe, how you doing, hey, Mark?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, great to hear your first time caller. I listen
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Speaker 4: to you every morning. You're one of the most knowledgeable
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Speaker 4: men on the radio and anywhere.
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Speaker 1: Oh. I like the buttering up part, but there's a
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Speaker 1: butt coming. Yeah, go ahead.
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Speaker 4: If you ran for any office or anywhere, I would
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Speaker 4: vote for you because you're I love you. You're one
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Speaker 4: of my favorite.
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Speaker 1: Oh well thanks. I am never running for any office.
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Speaker 1: I don't want anything to do with politics.
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Speaker 4: Mark, I want to I want to ask you one
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Speaker 4: question just social Security. Is it really going to be
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Speaker 4: over instant thirty two or is it just scarre enough?
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Speaker 4: I rely on that.
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Speaker 1: Well, it's running out of money, yeah, and it's only
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Speaker 1: got a few years left. But the good news has
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Speaker 1: got Donald Trump in office. You got sky bestn't there?
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Speaker 1: You got a lot of people that will they will
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Speaker 1: not leave office unless they've done something to fix that
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Speaker 1: good Yeah, Mark, all right, thanks a lot, thanks for calling, Joe,
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Speaker 1: And I would never ever go into politics. I can't imagine.
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Speaker 1: You know, when Ed Cotch lost, he was running for
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Speaker 1: a fourth term. He lost. He was so upset and
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Speaker 1: I remember talking to him one day and I said,
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Speaker 1: you're gonna love this. He said, well, why would I
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Speaker 1: love this? I said, because you're gonna now do just
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Speaker 1: the fun parts of the job. You'll go on TV shows,
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Speaker 1: you'll make speeches, and you don't have to go meet
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Speaker 1: with the Water Commission for an hour. You don't have
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Speaker 1: to go to a town hall in the Bronx, you
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Speaker 1: don't have to do the least fun stuff in the job.
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Speaker 1: And about a year later he said to you know,
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Speaker 1: you were right, he said, I just do the fun things.
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Speaker 1: I don't have to do all the boring, you know,
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Speaker 1: really really unfund boring things. So I don't know why
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Speaker 1: anybody goes like this G seven summit. Uh want to
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Speaker 1: go talk to these world leaders. They don't look like
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Speaker 1: the most fun crowd in the world. Doesn't look like
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Speaker 1: a lot of fun going on this stuff. Let's go
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Speaker 1: to Michael on the east side. Michael, how you doing.
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Speaker 4: Hey, Mark, it's been a while. In any event, guess
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Speaker 4: who Obama had as his private library opening? Who shut
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Speaker 4: him shocked? Well, that's a lot of that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's Obama. It's his library. And you're gonna invite
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Speaker 1: a lot of people, anybody and everybody. And Sharpton was
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Speaker 1: always around the Obama White House. You got to give
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Speaker 1: Sharpton credit for a guy who doesn't know what he
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Speaker 1: does for a living except shake down companies and people,
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Speaker 1: and he manages to worm himself into everything. I mean,
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Speaker 1: and how long has he been at this? I think
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Speaker 1: most at least twenty five. You're thirty years or more.
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Speaker 1: The guy, he just knows how to worm his way
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Speaker 1: into every situation everywhere. Let's go to Vincent in Brooklyn. Vincent,
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Speaker 1: how you doing.
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Speaker 6: Good morning, MARKO morning. Matter what Al Shopton does, if
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Speaker 6: you or me, or any other private citizen did it,
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Speaker 6: you'd be arrested for shaking down people. And we have
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Speaker 6: Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, Mitch McConnell, and John Bayna to
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Speaker 6: thank for the fact that, as you pointed out in
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Speaker 6: twenty thirty two, they're actually going to reduce people social
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Speaker 6: Security checks by twenty two percent. Mark. My ears perked
20:35
Speaker 6: up when I heard once again this story, about this
20:39
Speaker 6: official story that Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide the way they're
20:45
Speaker 6: a legend. He committed suicide before you're actually unconscious. It's
20:52
Speaker 6: got to be very it's got to be very, very miserable,
20:56
Speaker 6: and I think most people would rather do it the
20:58
Speaker 6: easy way. Sixty years ago, when I was a kid,
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Speaker 6: there was a family in the neighborhood and everybody knew it.
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Speaker 1: Visit what we only have thirty seconds?
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Speaker 6: All right, Well, their main business was heroin dealing, and
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Speaker 6: on a large scale. The head of the family got convicted.
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Speaker 6: He was out on bail before.
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Speaker 1: Satin and how did he kill himself.
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Speaker 6: He put a shot. He had a big party and everything,
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Speaker 6: had all his friends and this and that, and when
21:28
Speaker 6: nobody knew it, when he was with his private self,
21:33
Speaker 6: he put a shaku to his head and blew his
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Speaker 6: head off rather than go to joy for.
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Speaker 1: You, I know, but you're in the middle. You're in
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Speaker 1: jail already. You can't get a gun in jail, or
21:41
Speaker 1: maybe you can.
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Speaker 6: Why not wait until they're transporting you to report, jump out,
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Speaker 6: jump out the window, jump down the stairs, or do
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Speaker 6: something like that.
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Speaker 1: That's a good point, all right, Vincent, great call, Thanks
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Speaker 1: for calling. When we come back, Bill O'Reilly, we'll talk
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Speaker 1: to him next on seven to ten w R.
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Speaker 4: Here's more.
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Speaker 1: That's some own on seven to ten WR.
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Speaker 4: Well.
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Speaker 1: Bill O'Reilly the number one TV anchor for decades, the
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Speaker 1: number one best selling nonfiction author on Earth.
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Speaker 5: Hey.
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Speaker 1: By the way, his new book is coming out, Confronting America.
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Speaker 1: What a book. It's about to come out. Also, if
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Speaker 4: The hanging job there? Mark?
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Speaker 1: Are you good? Hey? The new book Confronting America? When
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Speaker 1: can people pre order that?
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Speaker 6: Now?
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Speaker 4: It's going to bill O'Reilly dot com. And uh, you
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Speaker 4: know it's easy to pre order it. Sign books a
22:48
Speaker 4: little harder because I can't sign twenty five thousand books.
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Speaker 1: All right, we'll go to Bill O'Reilly The new book
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Speaker 1: Confronting America. I think you told us about what it's about.
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Speaker 1: Tell us again, Well.
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Speaker 4: One has to improve to make the country stronger. Let
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Speaker 4: me give you example. So we have this gathering of
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Speaker 4: strength by the socialist communists in the United States, and
23:23
Speaker 4: not since the nineteen thirties have we seen this. Yet
23:28
Speaker 4: the media disguises it. They're not telling you that. Look
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Speaker 4: these people like Bernie Sanders AOC, the people in California
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Speaker 4: run the shows, they're people in Seattle, Mendami, they're communists,
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Speaker 4: and communists don't believe in private property. That's the big key.
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Speaker 4: So if that's going to be accepted, our whole country
23:55
Speaker 4: turns around. And it's not the same country. And the
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Speaker 4: strides progressive left socialist movement has made in the past
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Speaker 4: ten years have been extraordinary. It's almost like the Nazi
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Speaker 4: movement in Germany. So in the late nineteen twenties, nobody
24:12
Speaker 4: thought this nut Hitler was going to be anything, but
24:17
Speaker 4: they kept gathering strength, gathering power, doing untoward things, and
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Speaker 4: finally he's the dictator. Now that I don't believe will
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Speaker 4: happen in America, but that's the road assemble power. And
24:36
Speaker 4: we live in a state where you're seeing that right
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Speaker 4: before your eyes. Man, Donnie could never got elected ten
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Speaker 4: years ago. Ever in a million years, that's just one decade.
24:48
Speaker 4: So that's what the book is about. It. We have
24:52
Speaker 4: to change these specific things in order to make our
24:57
Speaker 4: country strong, in order for you to you know, it
25:03
Speaker 4: pains me that so many Americans are so ignorant of economics,
25:08
Speaker 4: for example, and then they don't have any stocks. We're
25:12
Speaker 4: gonna reco high stock market today, they don't have any stocks.
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Speaker 4: What do you think is going to happen. What they
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Speaker 4: want to happen is somebody could come to their door
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Speaker 4: hand of money. That's communism, but they don't hand you
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Speaker 4: a lot of money. They hand you just enough money
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Speaker 4: so you don't start get that. And so this is
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Speaker 4: the theme of the book, what has to change in America?
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Speaker 1: So this whole movement was this carefully plotted over decades
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Speaker 1: by Soros types, by communists China financing it. And was
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Speaker 1: this all one thirty year plot that's been going on?
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Speaker 4: Yeah?
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Speaker 6: No.
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Speaker 4: I wrote a book back in two thousand and two
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Speaker 4: called Culture Warriors. I can't believe that it was twenty
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Speaker 4: four years I wrote that book, and the clus You're
26:03
Speaker 4: Worrying book laid out what the desire was from the
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Speaker 4: Jane Fondas and the far left koops who wanted a
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Speaker 4: different country. You don't respect America the way it is,
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Speaker 4: don't think it's a noble nation. And when I wrote
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Speaker 4: the book, I say, this is what they want, but
26:24
Speaker 4: I never thought they would get it. And now they're
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Speaker 4: control New York State, Illinois, Washington State, California. Progressives control
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Speaker 4: those states, Maine, Maine, I mean, and I'm looking at them, going,
26:46
Speaker 4: you know, the people are going to have to start
26:48
Speaker 4: to wise up and rise up to stop this, or
26:52
Speaker 4: you're really going to be able to world to hurt
26:54
Speaker 4: ten years from town.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. So when I say Chinese communists a source. Over
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Speaker 1: the years, they've changed our universities, changed the faculty to
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Speaker 1: radical professors, They've raised generations to vote for this stuff.
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Speaker 1: How do you ever undo that?
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Speaker 4: The Chinese situation is another Cold War. We defeated the
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Speaker 4: Soviet Union and the Cold War. We have another Cold
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Speaker 4: war with China. But it's and China contributes billions of
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Speaker 4: dollars to undermining our capitalistic system. I mean, there's a
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Speaker 4: guy in Shanghai who's pumping all this money in and
27:36
Speaker 4: you would think the Justice Department be all over this guy,
27:39
Speaker 4: and they are. He can't come to the United States,
27:42
Speaker 4: They'll they'll arrest them. But you know this guy, people
27:46
Speaker 4: don't know his name, and he is the spear point
27:52
Speaker 4: of getting far left money into America undermine our system.
27:58
Speaker 4: Now the Chinese, our government obviously wants that to happen,
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Speaker 4: but they have one vulnerability the Soviet Union did not have,
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Speaker 4: and that is they have to feed one point five
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Speaker 4: billion people. The Soviet Union, it was a decentralized situation.
28:14
Speaker 4: If you live in Siberia, well you take care of yourself,
28:20
Speaker 4: all right, and if you can't get enough food, you die.
28:25
Speaker 4: That was salent. In China, it's more of a collective.
28:30
Speaker 4: You know, we don't want the people rising up against us,
28:34
Speaker 4: so we got to feed them. And that makes China's
28:37
Speaker 4: economy very important to it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Bill, all right, before we run out of time.
28:44
Speaker 1: The Iran deal, I don't know anybody that really loves it.
28:47
Speaker 1: Is it basically just punting? Is that what it is?
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Speaker 6: No?
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Speaker 4: I mean, I can't really analyze the deal until I
28:54
Speaker 4: see it, and you know, we're not going to see
28:58
Speaker 4: it till Thursday or Friday. What the wording is in it.
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Speaker 4: It's funny because the Europeans are all jumping up and down,
29:06
Speaker 4: slapping Trump on the back, saying way to go. And
29:11
Speaker 4: then I mean all across the board, Europe loves it,
29:14
Speaker 4: whereas the American media is trying to undermine it. Isn't
29:19
Speaker 4: that interesting. So Europe says thanks the American media, and
29:26
Speaker 4: of course the Democratic Party, because Democratic Party knows if
29:29
Speaker 4: the deal turns out to be good that the midterms
29:34
Speaker 4: that's going to sway it a little bit. Anyway. Um,
29:38
Speaker 4: so I'm watching that story, but nobody knows what's in
29:42
Speaker 4: the actual treaty or deal, whatever you want to call it.
29:47
Speaker 4: But you don't put that stuff out until you got
29:51
Speaker 4: the guy with the pen in his hand, because you
29:54
Speaker 4: don't want to queer the deal. I mean, that's doesn't
29:58
Speaker 4: do with pride. Months It's a phrase, right. You don't
30:02
Speaker 4: want to give anybody anything where they could blow it
30:05
Speaker 4: up at the last minute. And that's what the Trump
30:08
Speaker 4: administration is doing. But then you know, within five minutes,
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Speaker 4: CNN is jumping up and down. Oh they won't show
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Speaker 4: us the deal. They won't show us. I can wait
30:18
Speaker 4: till Thursday.
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Speaker 1: Uh hey, if Bill o'riley's got a new podcast, well
30:22
Speaker 1: not that new. It's been out for many weeks now,
30:24
Speaker 1: a lot of great episodes. It's called We'll Do It Live.
30:27
Speaker 1: You can see it YouTube, you can see it online,
30:29
Speaker 1: or we just go to Bill O'Reilly dot com get
30:31
Speaker 1: a link to it. Latest guest is Anthony Scaramucci. He's
30:34
Speaker 1: quite a character, isn't he.
30:36
Speaker 4: Yeah it is. It was an interesting interview with Scaramucci,
30:39
Speaker 4: who has turned into a very uh vitriolic uh Trump critic.
30:44
Speaker 4: And I want to get into why. Well, and we did.
30:48
Speaker 4: We did get into that. We got Gene Simmons coming up. Yeah,
30:54
Speaker 4: he's hysterical. Uh. We got Glenn Beck coming up. I mean,
30:59
Speaker 4: you know, this thing is really taken off, which I
31:03
Speaker 4: have no idea about YouTube or any of the tubes
31:06
Speaker 4: and the tiktoks. I don't know, but my staff telling
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Speaker 4: me that this is huge.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's doing very well. It's a great podcast. You
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Speaker 1: should and there's a bunch of episodes out you'll love them.
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Speaker 1: Just go to Bill O'Reilly dot com. You can get
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Speaker 1: the link to it there, and you can get the
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Speaker 1: column and the book, the new book Confronting America. You
31:25
Speaker 1: can pre order it right now. Everything's at Bill O'Reilly
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Speaker 1: dot com. Bill O'Reilly dot com. Bill O'Reilly, keep up
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Speaker 1: the good work and great talking to you.
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Speaker 4: I appreciate you having me Mark, Thank.
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Speaker 1: You all right, take care. Hey, coming up noon today,
31:41
Speaker 1: Buck Sexton, Klay Travis. They do a great show every
31:44
Speaker 1: day at twelve noon. Then you got the most listen
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Speaker 1: to radio show in America, Sean Hannity at three, they
31:50
Speaker 1: got Jesse Kelly at six, and every night at nine
31:54
Speaker 1: it's Jimmy Fayala, what a funny show every night at
31:57
Speaker 1: nine o'clock. Hey, and don't forget on Thursday, you got
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Speaker 1: the Knicks Parade, Canyon of Heroes. It starts in Battery
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Speaker 1: Park and that goes up to City Hall. The parade
32:08
Speaker 1: is just a lot of waving and ticker tape. Now
32:09
Speaker 1: the interesting part is when they get to City Hall.
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Speaker 1: That's where they do the speeches, the awards, the whole thing.
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Speaker 1: That's the part you want to you want to be
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Speaker 1: in on. And we're gonna broadcast it live right here
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Speaker 1: on WR starting at noon. We'll cover the whole thing.
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Speaker 1: So I wouldn't go down there. It's going to be
32:29
Speaker 1: a mess. You're not going to get anywhere near there.
32:31
Speaker 1: You're going to be in a million people. You're going
32:33
Speaker 1: to be far back. But just put on the radio
32:36
Speaker 1: at noon on Thursday you can hear the whole ceremony
32:40
Speaker 1: with the Knicks noon on seven to ten w O
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Speaker 1: or hey. And don't forget, Curtis is back. Every weekday
32:46
Speaker 1: morning it's Curtis Sliwa Larry Mente six to ten, seven
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Speaker 4: His job, make it all makes sense.
32:56
Speaker 1: He's marks alone on seven tenor.
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Speaker 4: Hey.
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Speaker 1: Just a reminder today it's gonna be a terrible gridlock
33:06
Speaker 1: alert day. Don't drive into Manhattan. You're gonna have got
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Speaker 1: all that stupid FIFA stuff going on forty second Street.
33:14
Speaker 1: We'll be closed to traffic. Other streets too. Is going
33:17
Speaker 1: to be all those special buses and things that there's
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Speaker 1: closing a lot of roads for the buses. It's gonna
33:23
Speaker 1: be a mess. Do not drive into Midtown Manhattan today.
33:28
Speaker 1: The FIFA stuff is all day today. I think they
33:31
Speaker 1: stop all this about eight o'clock tonight. So you're gonna
33:35
Speaker 1: have the big parade, the Knicks parade Thursday. As I said,
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Speaker 1: we'll bring you the ceremony live here at noon on wor.
33:45
Speaker 1: Let me see, the stock market still all time high.
33:48
Speaker 1: Oil is down dramatically. Oil is down in THEE. It's
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Speaker 1: down even more, down to seventy six dollars, dropping fast. Hey,
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Speaker 1: I'll be back tomorrow. Talk to you then seven ten
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