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Hour 2: The SAVE Act. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Now more.
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Speaker 2: Mark Simone on sevent Tenoo.
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Speaker 3: Well, this Save America Act. I don't like the name
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Speaker 3: of that Save America Act. Noah, Save Elections Act. Maybe
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Speaker 3: it just means you got to show a photo ID
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Speaker 3: to vote, which makes perfect sense. You have to show
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Speaker 3: a photo ID everywhere. You know, you've seen that list
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Speaker 3: of where you need to show a photo ID. It's
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Speaker 3: like one hundred and twenty five of the most commonly
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Speaker 3: done things by everybody in America. You can't enter any
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Speaker 3: office building in Manhattan without a photo ID. Everybody has
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Speaker 3: a driver's license or a photo ID. And if you don't,
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Speaker 3: it's easy to get it takes a second. And if
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Speaker 3: you don't have your birth certificate, you go online. You
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Speaker 3: can order one replacement. It takes two weeks to get it.
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Speaker 3: It's an easy thing to do. But Democrats oppose it because, Hey,
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Speaker 3: the fact that they oppose it so passionately means there
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Speaker 3: is some voter fraud. And it's known that a lot
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Speaker 3: of people who shouldn't vote vote in certain places, especially
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Speaker 3: in big blue cities like New York, where Democratic municipal
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Speaker 3: workers control everything and control the polls. It's listen, It's
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Speaker 3: been proven a thousand times. Now, you could argue that
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Speaker 3: this type of voter fraud is a small percentage of
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Speaker 3: any election. Even the most fake news Democrats like George
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Speaker 3: Stephanopolos on the air, have admitted it does exist, but
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Speaker 3: they argue it's only one or two percent or three percent. Well,
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Speaker 3: some people think over the last few years it's gotten
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Speaker 3: to be more like six to seven percent in blue cities,
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Speaker 3: eight percent night, which can really make a difference to
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Speaker 3: our elections are closer and closer, and you want to
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Speaker 3: do something about all this cheating. And the President's been
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Speaker 3: pushing this Save America Act.
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Speaker 4: Who would not have voter ID, who would not have
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Speaker 4: a proof of citizenship, and the only people who would
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Speaker 4: want not to have that or people that want to cheat.
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Speaker 3: It makes sense. Now if you get a dopey Democrat,
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Speaker 3: a Chuck Schumer, a Richard Blumenthal, these old, sleazy, old
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Speaker 3: professional politicians, they will argue that minority voters are too
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Speaker 3: stupid to get an ID, or too primitive or too
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Speaker 3: backwards some reason they think there's no way they could
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Speaker 3: get How on earth would they get an ID. It's
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Speaker 3: the most racist, idiotic, dumbest thing Democrats have ever said.
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Speaker 3: But Schumer, it's voter suppression.
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Speaker 5: The Save Act is not about voter identification.
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Speaker 3: It's about voter suppression. How would that suppress any vote anybody?
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Speaker 3: Do you know anybody that couldn't figure out how to
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Speaker 3: get an ID card? You couldn't function in today's world
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Speaker 3: without it. It's again, I don't like to name the
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Speaker 3: Save Act. So no, we're not going to let it pass.
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Speaker 6: We're going to fight it too thin nail prepared to
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Speaker 6: stay here.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, the Democrats will not allow this thing to pass.
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Speaker 3: So we're not going to let it pass. We're going
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Speaker 3: to fight it too thin nail prepared to stay here.
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Speaker 6: All day and all nights, or multiple days and multiple
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Speaker 6: nights and even multiple weeks if necessary, to make sure
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Speaker 6: the Save Act suffers the death that it deserves.
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Speaker 3: Now you know how you know? The Save Actor is
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Speaker 3: a great thing. Some of the dumbest people in America
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Speaker 3: oppose it. Jimmy Kimmel, for instance, is angry, bitter Jimmy
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Speaker 3: Kimmel last Night thing. It going on and on. It's
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Speaker 3: an attempt to hijack the midterms. It's an attempt to
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Speaker 3: hijack the election. They just get crazier and crazier hijack
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Speaker 3: the election. It just means only Americans could vote in it.
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Speaker 3: Speaking of dumb Hakeem Jeffreys. Now, the United States Constitution
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Speaker 3: also makes clear that only citizens can vote. That's a
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Speaker 3: constitutional requirement exactly, So let's enforce that. Show an ID,
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Speaker 3: let's enforce that. It's the crazyest thing in the world.
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Speaker 3: You know, you need a photo ID to get everything
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Speaker 3: from Obamacare to food stamps to everything. It's it's again,
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Speaker 3: it's just simple common sense. Hey, crazy mom, Donnie Moron
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Speaker 3: Zamdani or Zoran mam Donnie, whatever his name is. He's
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Speaker 3: the mayor of New York. So yesterday it's the Saint
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Speaker 3: Patrick's Day breakfast at Gracie Mansion. Now, one thing about
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Speaker 3: Saint Patrick's Day. It's a fun holiday. It's nothing but fun.
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Speaker 3: People wear green hats, they eat green bagels, they drink beer.
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Speaker 3: It's just a fun holiday. It's all about fun. Mom
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Speaker 3: Donnie is to host this to Saint Patrick's Day breakfast.
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Speaker 3: You know, all these dignitaries come. So he gets up
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Speaker 3: in the middle of this, and everybody was just stunned
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Speaker 3: at how inappropriate he got. Totally totally inappropriate. He starts
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Speaker 3: talking about Palestine, and jenocide and which it's totally totally inappropriate.
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Speaker 3: Bill Donnie, he was there, president of the Castle League.
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Speaker 3: He said he can't believe the way he politicized this breakfast.
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Speaker 3: He went on to say, Mam Donni is the master
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Speaker 3: of victimization. Everybody's a victim, everybody's oppressed. His left wing
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Speaker 3: friends might like it, but you know, nobody was more
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Speaker 3: oppressed or more victimized than the Irish when they first
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Speaker 3: came to America one hundred and something years ago. They
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Speaker 3: were totally discriminated against. They weren't allowed to live in
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Speaker 3: certain places. There were signs in windows Irish need not
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Speaker 3: apply to me. You know all the stories. They were
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Speaker 3: one of the most oppressed minorities ever to come to America.
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Speaker 3: It didn't last long, luckily, but I guess that's what
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Speaker 3: the Mamdanni was trying to get to that, but to
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Speaker 3: bring up human rights and the Palestinians, and it was
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Speaker 3: just crazy. I think this is the this is actually
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Speaker 3: what he said there.
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Speaker 7: I say this is over the past few years, as
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Speaker 7: we've witnessed a genocide unfold before our eyes, there has
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Speaker 7: been deafening silence from so many for those who have
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Speaker 7: long cared about universal human rights and the extension of
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Speaker 7: them to Palestinians. Silence, however, is nothing new.
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Speaker 3: Well, he got a lot of silence because nobody applauded.
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Speaker 3: They couldn't believe he was politicizing all of this. We
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Speaker 3: did witness some genocide with our own eyes. I think
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Speaker 3: that was called October seventh. That was genocide. Palestinians Hamas
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Speaker 3: committed a holocaust on October seventh. Now this Mandani, we
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Speaker 3: can thank these some of these Democratic voters for getting
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Speaker 3: this guy elected. Actually we could thank Andrew Cuomo. Nobody
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Speaker 3: did more to get Mamdani elected than Andrew Cuomo. Had
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Speaker 3: he just stayed the hell out of it the primary,
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Speaker 3: the Democratic primary would have been a whole different affair.
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Speaker 3: There were a lot of candidates, in fact, they had
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Speaker 3: Cuomo not been around, Eric Adams most likely would have
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Speaker 3: been in the primary, it probably would have won. But
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Speaker 3: Cuomo got in. Their Democrats hate Cuomo. Oh, he just
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Speaker 3: makes their flesh crawl. So Mamdani easily won the primary.
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Speaker 3: And don't believe that fake it was. The rank choice
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Speaker 3: voting had nothing to do with the rank choice voting.
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Speaker 3: Cuomo lost badly on the first ballot, and thinking about
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Speaker 3: the nerve of Cuomo. He just left office in disgrace.
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Speaker 3: He fled Albney, being chased by the police out of there,
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Speaker 3: and he decides to run. That's like Nixon running two
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Speaker 3: weeks after Watergate. You can't. I mean, if he had
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Speaker 3: waited ten years, fifteen years, maybe, but to get in
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Speaker 3: the race, he just screwed everything up. But Mam Donnie
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Speaker 3: gets himself. He wins the primary, which is pretty much
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Speaker 3: a you win that Democratic primary, it's ninety percent you're
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Speaker 3: gonna win the election. But Mam Donnie has a history
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Speaker 3: of all this. Listen, Mam donnie, not that long ago
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Speaker 3: before he was mayor, yelling and screaming and ranting and raving.
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Speaker 8: That's in that constantly reaffirmed Israel's right to exist because
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Speaker 8: people like me are constantly attacked by politicians.
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Speaker 3: Oh actually, wait, the wrong cliff. This is a this
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Speaker 3: is a guy heckling Mom Donnie. That's good, that's good.
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Speaker 3: That's even better. Mam Donnie's got a history of these
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Speaker 3: anti Semitic, anti Israel ran But here's a Hecker going
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Speaker 3: after him.
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Speaker 8: This that constantly reaffirmed Israel's right to exist because people
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Speaker 8: like me are constantly attacked by politicians for standing up
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Speaker 8: for Palestine, and you are constantly defending the right for
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Speaker 8: Israel to exist.
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Speaker 3: My family is eight pilestein right now. Oh wait, man,
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Speaker 3: I got the other way around.
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Speaker 8: This is anti Israel, free Palstein, but also Israel has
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Speaker 8: the right to exist. Don't be hypocritical, don't be hypocritical,
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Speaker 8: and stay free Palestine.
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Speaker 3: I don't know what this clip is.
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Speaker 8: This that constantly reaffirmed Israel's right to it.
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Speaker 3: But whatever, you hear a guy yelling like that, you
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Speaker 3: know he's crazy. You know when you're walking down the
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Speaker 3: street and there's that homeless guy in the corner.
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Speaker 8: This that constantly reaffirmed Israel's right to exist, because people
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Speaker 8: like me are content.
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Speaker 3: What about the two state solution, Well, I think we
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Speaker 3: tried that. It led to October seventh, so I don't
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Speaker 3: think we need to try that again. But anyway, Hey,
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Speaker 3: here's something going on that I really really really really
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Speaker 3: don't like. It's a growing trend these speed cameras. They're everywhere.
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Speaker 3: They're starting to put them around Manhattan. There's went over
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Speaker 3: there on fifty seventh around tenth Avenue. These speed cameras.
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Speaker 3: If you speed let's say the speed limit is twenty five,
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Speaker 3: you go twenty eight, twenty nine. It's taking a picture
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Speaker 3: of your license plate. You get a ticket in the mail. Well,
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Speaker 3: they're starting to appear everywhere.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 3: Los Angeles has just decided they're going to do one
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Speaker 3: hundred and twenty five speed cameras to try them out.
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Speaker 3: And if you're going more than something, you get a
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Speaker 3: two hundred dollars ticket. If you're going more than one hundred,
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Speaker 3: more than one hundred, okay, then you should definitely get
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Speaker 3: five hundred dollars ticket. But they tested it out in
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Speaker 3: San Francisco. They put a bunch of speed cameras around
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Speaker 3: and the revenue the cameras generated and there's only thirty
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Speaker 3: three cameras. They just tried it with thirty three cameras,
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Speaker 3: it generated seventeen million a year in revenue. So if
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Speaker 3: Los Angeles tries their one hundred and twenty five cameras,
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Speaker 3: they think it'll bring sixty four million in revenue. And
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Speaker 3: these are these are these new speed cameras. It uses radar,
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Speaker 3: It uses a lightar, which is like a laser pulse technology.
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Speaker 3: And you know when they're gonna do this. New York
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Speaker 3: is going to do this. You start to see them
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Speaker 3: in the suburbs now, a lot of suburban towns they're
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Speaker 3: putting these speed cameras, especially in school zones. Okay, I
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Speaker 3: understand that when school's in session, but you know, and
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Speaker 3: then what they do with the speed camera. They make
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Speaker 3: the speed limit twenty. There's parts in New York now
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Speaker 3: school zones. Mom Donnie's talking about making the speed limit fifteen.
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Speaker 3: You can't drive fifteen. It's impossible. Who could drive fifteen
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Speaker 3: miles an hour? That mother and the Golden Girls can't
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Speaker 3: drive that slow. It's impossible. It can't be done. So
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Speaker 3: this is going to be a problem. These speed camera
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Speaker 3: is going to be everywhere. You're gonna get tickets day
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Speaker 3: and night, every time you can get home, two tickets
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Speaker 3: in your mailbox. Got to do something about this. We
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Speaker 3: need President Trump, somebody to step in. Ban the speed cameras.
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Speaker 3: You want to catch somebody, catch them fair and square
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Speaker 3: with a you're gonna have to have the problem is,
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Speaker 3: you don't need a cop there. You don't need a car,
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Speaker 3: a cop a radar gun. You don't need any of that.
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Speaker 3: And it's easier and easier to do. And these speed
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Speaker 3: cameras get cheaper and cheaper gonna be a big problem.
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Speaker 3: Next thing, you know, they'll be on the highways and
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Speaker 3: nobody goes to speed limit. If you went fifty five
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Speaker 3: on a highway, you get run over. Nobody goes to
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Speaker 3: speed limit on highway unless you see a cop. Then
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Speaker 3: everybody goes fifty five for a quarter of a mile.
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Speaker 3: Then they speed up again. This is a big, big problem.
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Speaker 3: Amazon depends where you live. If you're out in the suburbs,
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Speaker 3: you order something on Amazon, maybe you get it the
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Speaker 3: next day, maybe two days, three. You know one thing
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Speaker 3: about it. If you live in the middle of Manhattan,
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Speaker 3: you order something on Amazon, next morning, it's there, next day,
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Speaker 3: it's there. But that's not good enough for people. Amazon
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Speaker 3: is now going to launch they're trying this out in
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Speaker 3: major cities. They're going to launch one hour or three
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Speaker 3: hour delivery options one hour or three hours, and it's
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Speaker 3: fast deliveries on selected products like pantry, staples, clothing, over
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Speaker 3: the counter, medications, cleaning supplies, and electronics. They're trying it
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Speaker 3: out in two thousand cities. Now there's a charge for
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Speaker 3: this one hour, so it's four ninety nine for Amazon
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Speaker 3: Prime members, fourteen ninety nine for non members. Would you
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Speaker 3: pay four ninety nine to get something in an hour?
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Speaker 3: I don't know. One hour delivery slots are available right
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Speaker 3: now Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington. Oh, it's more for one hour.
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Speaker 3: It's nine ninety nine, ten bucks for one hour service.
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Speaker 3: I don't know. You got to pay ten bucks for
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Speaker 3: one hour service? Cleaning supplies, non prescription medications. Okay, let's
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Speaker 3: take something to get in a drug store. And a
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Speaker 3: lot of times you don't want to go to drug store,
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Speaker 3: so you order a couple of bottles on Amazon and
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Speaker 3: it comes in a day or two and it's fine,
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Speaker 3: but you need it in an hour. I don't know. See,
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Speaker 3: I don't know if this is gonna work. Take where
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Speaker 3: I am right now. We're at fifty fifth and sixth,
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Speaker 3: the middle of Manhattan. Let's say want something from the
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Speaker 3: drug store and pay ten dollars for one hour service.
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Speaker 3: I could actually get it in one second. Just take
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Speaker 3: the elevator down. You know how many drug stores are
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Speaker 3: within a block A. Here there's a Duwayne read over. There,
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Speaker 3: there's a Duwayne read over. There, there's the Windsor Pharmacy,
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Speaker 3: one of the greatest drug stores in America. There's another
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Speaker 3: Dwayne read Ooh, but I'd have to walk two blocks
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Speaker 3: to get to that one if I was willing to
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Speaker 3: walk three blocks. There's a CVS at fifty seventh and eighth,
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Speaker 3: so something from the supermarket. There's two within a blocker here, No,
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Speaker 3: there's two within a half a block a here. So
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Speaker 3: would I pay ten dollars to Amazon? I don't think so.
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Speaker 3: And I think this is going to fail. Hey, you
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Speaker 3: remember that couple on the Coldplay Kiss Camera. So the
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Speaker 3: woman is all of a sudden doing the interview. She
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Speaker 3: was even on with Oprah on her podcast. I don't
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Speaker 3: know why she's doing all these interviews. I guess having
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Speaker 3: trouble getting a job. She wants to clear up her name.
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Speaker 3: So you remember the cold Play Kiss camera shows them
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Speaker 3: hugging and suddenly they see the cameras on them, and
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Speaker 3: they duck and they turn around and they run like thieves.
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Speaker 3: But she did the interview and she said, well, everybody
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Speaker 3: misunderstood this. She said, I was already separated from my husband.
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Speaker 3: Our marriage was over. And she basically implies, well, his
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Speaker 3: marriage was over, it was nothing. She's the woman said
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Speaker 3: I was already separated from my husband at the time,
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Speaker 3: and he was totally aware of this relationship I had,
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Speaker 3: and we got very close. She blamed the closeness of
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Speaker 3: their relationship. You know, in the modern day office, nobody
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Speaker 3: has an office. It's all everybody works in one big room.
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Speaker 3: It's all out in the open. You're all sitting next
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Speaker 3: to each other. She said that made them closer. But
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Speaker 3: are we buying the they were already separated. If they
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Speaker 3: were already separated, why would they run and duck and
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Speaker 3: run for cover when the camera's on. It doesn't make
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Speaker 3: any sense. But Oprah sitting there nodding like it's like
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Speaker 3: it's right. But hey, speaking of mom, Donnie, Uh, this
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Speaker 3: is really bad. He is trying to drain the big
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Speaker 3: Apples rainy day fund. You've got this budget shortfall deficit,
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Speaker 3: so you do what any manager does, you cut your
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Speaker 3: budget a little. But instead he wants to drain the
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Speaker 3: rainy day fund. Luckily, we got a pretty common sense,
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Speaker 3: normal person as the city council speaker. She's going to
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Speaker 3: fight him all the way. So that's good news. Hey,
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Speaker 3: we'll take some calls. Next eight hundred three two one
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Speaker 3: zero seven ten is the number. Eight hundred three two
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Speaker 3: one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 8: Mark, Zimo.
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Speaker 3: Are Hey, we'll take some calls. Eight hundred or three
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Speaker 3: to two one zero seven ten is the number. Hey.
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Speaker 3: By the way, great, a very moving funeral yesterday for
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Speaker 3: Ernie Anastes. Hundreds and hundreds of people showed up and
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Speaker 3: afterwards a lot of celebration of Ernie's life and what
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Speaker 3: a turnout yesterday. Let's go to Mike in Florida. Mike,
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Speaker 3: we lost Mike. Let's go to uh Mary and Mark
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Speaker 3: in Suffolk County. Mark, how you doing?
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Speaker 9: Hey in Mark? It's Morris, not Mark.
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Speaker 3: Oh okay, Morris even better Morris in Suffolk County.
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Speaker 8: Hey.
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Speaker 9: And what they're talked about, these speed fans. You mentioned
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Speaker 9: that they Mike go on the highway one day. Oh, yeah,
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Speaker 9: we're a little outdated. About four or five years ago,
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Speaker 9: I was coming back from National Harbord, Maryland. Yeah, and
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Speaker 9: traffic was going about fifty miles.
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Speaker 3: An hour and you got caught on the speed camera home.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, I got caught them.
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Speaker 3: But they're not they're not They're not really being used
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Speaker 3: on highways yet. That's the problem. We're going to start
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Speaker 3: seeing them on highways not going to be good. Well, yeah, no,
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Speaker 3: I don't think you understand what we're saying. I'm sure
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Speaker 3: there's one on a highway somewhere in the world, but
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Speaker 3: they're not being used on highways around here. But where
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Speaker 3: are you in Suffolk County?
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Speaker 9: Mysel did?
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Speaker 3: Oh, okay, that explains everything. All right, thanks for calling
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Speaker 3: and take care. Let's go to Joe in Columbus, New Jersey. Joe,
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Speaker 3: how you doing good?
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Speaker 4: By?
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Speaker 1: How are you?
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Speaker 3: It's on your screener.
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Speaker 10: You know, if you or someone can get the mayor
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Speaker 10: Mandannie and ask him a simple question I've never heard
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Speaker 10: anybody asked. I think would take the legs right out
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Speaker 10: of these democrats, socialist communists that are just growing in popularity.
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Speaker 10: And it's simple. He's always said, you know, New York City.
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Speaker 3: Is the well what's what's What's the question.
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Speaker 10: Wealthy's country in the world is how do you think
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Speaker 10: it got so wealthy? Do you think it was created
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Speaker 10: by capitalism or created by socialism?
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Speaker 3: I love how I love how naive you are. You
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Speaker 3: can't argue with these people. They went to Columbia, they
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Speaker 3: went here, they went nothing. You say me, they've heard
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Speaker 3: it all. It doesn't it's it's not based on logic
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Speaker 3: or common sense. They just feel it, they just feel it.
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Speaker 10: You could show them a whole I don't think anybody's
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Speaker 10: ever answered that question.
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Speaker 3: Now, I mean I think it's been asked. I've probably's
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Speaker 3: probably been asking him fifty thousand times in interviews in
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Speaker 3: various places. You could show him a graph, a chart
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Speaker 3: of every single time socialism has been used anywhere in
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Speaker 3: the world, and how a thousand percent of the time
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Speaker 3: total failure. They don't care, They couldn't care less. That's
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Speaker 3: why I keep telling you, don't argue with these people,
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Speaker 3: just just yes them to death and don't talk to them.
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Speaker 3: Let's go to Jim in Connecticut. Jim, how you doing good? Mark?
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Speaker 5: How are you got a question? Has anybody connected the
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Speaker 5: dots between introduction of AI replacing clerical and office staff
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Speaker 5: and its future impact on office commercial real estate?
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Speaker 3: Well, of course, and it's not just office staff. AI
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Speaker 3: is replacing executives, replacing all kinds of stuff. Obviously, it's
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Speaker 3: huge in the you know, like an Amazon delivery situation.
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Speaker 3: It's huge. But you got to go through this every
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Speaker 3: sometimes every fifty years, every one hundred years, every twenty
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Speaker 3: you know. When the Industrial Revolution came along, it put
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Speaker 3: a lot of America out of work and it takes
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Speaker 3: five to ten years for that to get fixed, for
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Speaker 3: everybody to get back into different professions. And then late
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Speaker 3: nineties when the computer took over everything, a lot of
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Speaker 3: people got put out of work and it takes time
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Speaker 3: for everything to catch up. Let's go to Vincent and Brooklyn. Vincent,
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Speaker 3: how you doing.
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Speaker 4: Good morning, Mark, I'm okay, Good morning, Mara mah. Mondami
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Speaker 4: is really a dog. He never misses an opportunity to
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Speaker 4: trash our country, to trash our our traditions. I heard
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Speaker 4: Phil Donna Who's response to what Mondami did it the
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Speaker 4: breakfast yesterday, and you'll notice, ma'a Mondam he had the
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Speaker 4: former Irish president who is even more whacked out left
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Speaker 4: than mondamis, whereas Trump at the White House had the
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Speaker 4: current president and they were talking about golf and everything.
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Speaker 4: Donald Trump has golf courses in Ireland. Doesn't mean Mark, Yes, yeah, well,
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Speaker 4: I hope today ends Ramadan. I hope Mandamie's cooking to
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Speaker 4: Gracie Mansion gets the order wrong and serves them pork
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Speaker 4: chops and spare ribs tonight at a to dinner. Mark.
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Speaker 4: With these speed cameras, when are they going to be active?
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Speaker 4: From six o'clock in the morning to four o'clock in
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Speaker 4: the afternoon when school is open. Are they going to
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Speaker 4: be open? Are they going to be on overnight? Are
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Speaker 4: they going to be on when there's a holidays on
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Speaker 4: weekends so they can make money and screw the people?
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Speaker 4: How's this going to work? When are they going to
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Speaker 4: be on?
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Speaker 3: You're right, it's supposed to be for a school though,
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Speaker 3: but they'll leave it on all night, all the.
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Speaker 4: Time, and even on the and what even during the summer.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's terrible.
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Speaker 4: Mark in Italy they have them all over the place
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Speaker 4: and a lot of people again court in these traps
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Speaker 4: and the interest keeps accruing. The other night on the news,
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Speaker 4: there was a poor guy from Staten Island. Maybe when
21:18
Speaker 4: they put the tickets on his car, they blew away
21:22
Speaker 4: and I've seen them. You seek tickets in the street.
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Speaker 4: Kids take them off the cartrolm away. And this kid,
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Speaker 4: this guy accrued on a couple of tickets eight thousand
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Speaker 4: dollars in juice in interest, and he was saying this,
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Speaker 4: how's he gonna pay it? Whereas at least on the
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Speaker 4: crew Way there's a cap of six hundred fourteen dollars
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Speaker 4: if you get.
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Speaker 3: It's terrible, Vincent. We got to go for the news,
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Speaker 3: but great call. Thanks for calling. When we come back.
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Speaker 3: And Colter, the best selling author and columnist, will be
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Speaker 11: How you doing fantastic? How are you Markimone?
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Speaker 3: I'm good. We're just getting breaking news now that there's
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Speaker 3: been a shake up at MSNBC. The lineup changing.
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Speaker 11: Goodness. I hope you're bringing joy and read back.
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Speaker 3: Well, I don't know, but Morning Joe apparently's being cut
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Speaker 3: by an hour. It'll only be three hours instead of four.
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Speaker 3: I assume that comes with a pay cut as well.
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Speaker 11: Oh, I think they're doing fine. It's always been amazing
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Speaker 11: to me. Why I'm sorry is they're more breaking news
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Speaker 11: up about MSNBC.
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Speaker 3: Stephanie Rule will get an hour at nine ampe No
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Speaker 3: joy read she's not coming back.
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Speaker 11: Okay, Well it doesn't interest me that I always found
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Speaker 11: it weird. No, Mika and Joe, I'm sure are doing fine.
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Speaker 11: I don't have to look up their salaries. But the
23:13
Speaker 11: strange thing is these cable and regular TV they pay
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Speaker 11: hosts just astronomical salaries while sort of chin chincing on
23:23
Speaker 11: everybody else. The producers, the bookers, the writers that make
23:28
Speaker 11: up people know that they're they're they're minimum wage workers.
23:33
Speaker 11: When most most every single host on TV would pay
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Speaker 11: to have that job. You don't have to pay them
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Speaker 11: at all. Them millions of dollars make them pay.
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Speaker 3: Well, that's true. Like you want to see real income
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Speaker 3: inequality a TV show, Colbert twelve million a year, everybody
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Speaker 3: else a dollar fifty. I mean, it's just.
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Speaker 11: Ridiculous, right, And I mean there's so many You get
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Speaker 11: so much money from being.
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Speaker 1: The host of these shows for speeches and crapscos, written books,
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Speaker 1: and most of them don't care what they're saying and
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Speaker 1: they just want to be on TV.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but can you call it ms now? I still
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Speaker 3: call it MSNBC. I can't get that out of my mouth.
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Speaker 3: Ms now. It just doesn't come out.
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Speaker 11: No, I know MSNBC is a much better laugh line.
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Speaker 1: I think.
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Speaker 3: So, Hey, the Save America Act for Chuck Schumor and
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Speaker 3: Blumenthal these guys to say it's suppression minority voters. They
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Speaker 3: don't have they can't get a photo idea. Is that
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Speaker 3: the most racist thing any Democrats ever said?
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Speaker 11: Yes, yes, well, yes it is one of my friends.
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Speaker 11: His name eludes me right now, but he used to
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Speaker 11: see his videos all over as this argument, this is
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Speaker 11: a consistent argument of the left voter fraud. We won't
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Speaker 11: be able, minorities can't can't vote. So anyway, my friend
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Speaker 11: went up to you know, various black neighborhoods, and who's
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Speaker 11: just stopping interviewing black people on the street, asking them, hey,
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Speaker 11: do you have an id?
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Speaker 8: Uh?
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Speaker 11: Yes, idea? They pull it out. If you didn't have
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Speaker 11: an idea, I d would you know where to get one?
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Speaker 11: Right over there? And he asked them, do you think
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Speaker 11: it's racist to say this? Yes? Yes, as a matter
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Speaker 11: of fact, they did marximone. But this is this is
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Speaker 11: such I mean, it seems just to a normal person
25:41
Speaker 11: forget forget partisanship. Isn't it strange that that the Democrats
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Speaker 11: are so committed to giving felons the right to vote,
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Speaker 11: that's just part of plans. Hasn't been able to vote
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Speaker 11: in this country since you know, colonial days, for obvious reasons.
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Speaker 11: Do we need to explain that?
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Speaker 1: Democrat?
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Speaker 11: And moreover, I was noticing recently, I don't know why
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Speaker 11: Republicans are defensive about this, this hysteria from from the
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Speaker 11: Democrats on a rumor. Who knows if it's true. I
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Speaker 11: hope it's true that they were going to be sending
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Speaker 11: immigration agents to polling places.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, why not?
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Speaker 11: Why is that a bad thing? So you want to
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Speaker 11: ensure that you're illegals can can vote illegally without without
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Speaker 11: being questioned.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I would put a picture of Tom Holman right
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Speaker 3: at the entrance of every polling place.
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Speaker 11: And I know, I mean, I'm serious. I mean, I
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Speaker 11: hope they do it.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, But aren't they kind of admitting there is
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Speaker 3: some voter fraud if they won't pass the Save Act?
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Speaker 11: Yes, yes, yes, yes, speaking it's not going to be
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Speaker 11: that hard to They act like it's just I mean,
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Speaker 11: I think it is true, and I think I have
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Speaker 11: a birth certificate, But okay, you don't have Everybody has
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Speaker 11: some form of bodies.
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Speaker 3: Do you have a driver's license, don't you. I do, well,
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Speaker 3: that's all you should need a driver's license, a real one.
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Speaker 3: And there you.
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Speaker 11: Also all these states allow allow all kinds of but
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Speaker 11: there are some people who don't drive. But there are
27:24
Speaker 11: other ways to identify yourself. It's not it's really not
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Speaker 11: that hard.
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Speaker 3: And you can't get into any office Billy in Manhattan.
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Speaker 3: You can't go to MSNBC without a photo ID. So
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Speaker 3: uh obviously, to.
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Speaker 11: Say nothing of flying where it's actually quite absurd that
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Speaker 11: this is what I you know, most resent and terrorists
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Speaker 11: for destroying destroying commercial airflight in America where TSA and
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Speaker 11: test after test after test. Now they're refusing to release
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Speaker 11: their tests. Eighty percent of fake weapons get through Asians
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Speaker 11: really but yeah, yeah, they've been doing this for years eight.
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Speaker 11: It's ridiculous they stop nothing. And the other I think
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Speaker 11: crucial fact about why we don't need the TSA. This
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Speaker 11: is just stealing multiple tens of millions of man hours
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Speaker 11: where Americans could be working. You know, we used to
28:23
Speaker 11: be a country on the go. Now it's it's just
28:26
Speaker 11: bureaucrats slowing everything down, allowing nothing to move forward. That's
28:34
Speaker 11: why some of my friends from Silicon Valley have said
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Speaker 11: that Silicon Valley was so productive that Congress didn't understand
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Speaker 11: what they were doing, so they didn't put any regulation in.
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Speaker 11: But the other reason we don't we want of the
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Speaker 11: many reasons we don't need TSA at all is I
28:52
Speaker 11: could be off by a point or two, but something
28:54
Speaker 11: like eighty eight percent of flyers on a daily basis
28:58
Speaker 11: belonged to some frequent flyer program.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, so the airlines know who they are. They've been
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Speaker 2: flying with them for years. Let the airlines do it.
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Speaker 2: They don't want their planes going down, and there hasn't.
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Speaker 2: You can only pull Okay. Third reason is nine to
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Speaker 2: eleven was a sucker punch. You could you only fall.
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Speaker 10: For that once.
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Speaker 11: I mean they couldn't even get the fourth plane to
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Speaker 11: accomplish its objective because once people know that's what the
29:28
Speaker 11: trick is, and you're not going to say fly us
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Speaker 11: to Cuba or you know, demand money and a getaway car.
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Speaker 11: Nothing like that had ever happened before. Now that we
29:37
Speaker 11: know what can happen, you would have to have a
29:39
Speaker 11: majority the plane be terrorists, and I think people would
29:43
Speaker 11: notice absolutely.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, No, it's just crazy. Hey, would you agree this
29:47
Speaker 3: is the most useless Congress. We have ever seen both
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Speaker 3: sides of the aisle, just one useless character after another.
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Speaker 11: Yes, yes, yes. The one thing I will say in
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Speaker 11: defense of Republicans is not John food. But it is
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Speaker 11: hard to get to get things through when you have
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Speaker 11: such a narrow majority. The month. My motto is there
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Speaker 11: are a lot of a lot of bad Republicans. There
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Speaker 11: are no good Democrats, so you know you're always going
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Speaker 11: to have that narrow majority. Just means it's very hard
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Speaker 11: to get to get anything through, which is why we really,
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Speaker 11: I mean, the entire Republican Party should be focused like
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Speaker 11: a laser beam, not only on the Save Act. I
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Speaker 11: mean that's only part of it. Something I've mentioned to
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Speaker 11: you before and I will mention again. Red states are
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Speaker 11: owed at least a dozen extra in in red areas
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Speaker 11: congressional seats because of mistakes in the census that were
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Speaker 11: discovered during the Biden administration. Every year after the or
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Speaker 11: every census year after the census is taken, the census
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Speaker 11: then goes through and checks to see, you know, how
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Speaker 11: act it was. Well, the twenty twenty census was highly inaccurate,
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Speaker 11: and all these blue states were given congressional seats that
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Speaker 11: that they should not have based on the Senate and
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Speaker 11: Red states were deprived of House seats they should have
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Speaker 11: based on the faulty census. I don't know why why
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Speaker 11: the governors of Red states aren't suing to demand their
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Speaker 11: extra congressional seat.
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Speaker 3: Very good point. You got to do. That should be
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Speaker 3: a column that should be pushed by everybody.
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Speaker 11: I know I keep prattling about it but never going
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Speaker 11: down and writing about it. But I mean, whatever the
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Speaker 11: law is for correcting this, boy, talk about talk about democracy,
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Speaker 11: caring about democracy. This is how democracy is supposed to work.
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Speaker 11: You're the number of House seats is based on population
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Speaker 11: of the state, and if the populations of the state
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Speaker 11: or weft there were I think about eight states on
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Speaker 11: each side either got too many seat seats in the
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Speaker 11: House or got too few seats in the else and
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Speaker 11: of the I don't know eight or ten on the
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Speaker 11: ones who were deprived of see all but one were
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Speaker 11: red stack Wow. In the states they got extra seats,
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Speaker 11: all but one were Democrats.
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Speaker 1: Sis.
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Speaker 11: Good to talk to you, Mark.
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