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Speaker 1: Now this is the Mark Simon Show on sevent ten.
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Speaker 2: Woor Well, we'll get to all the trouble spots around
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Speaker 2: the world, Iran Venezuela, Minnesota, Greenland and the Giants and
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Speaker 2: Verizon and a whole lot more coming up. So here's
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Speaker 2: the latest. In Minnesota. You got this crazy left wing
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Speaker 2: kook of a mayor, you got this crazy imbecile of
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Speaker 2: governor Tim Waltz. You've got no leadership in this state.
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Speaker 2: It's all chaos. There's another big incident last night. Now,
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Speaker 2: apparently ICE tried to pull over and illegal and they
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Speaker 2: pulled him over, but he fled. It was a car chase.
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Speaker 2: Then they fled on foot. He went into his house.
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Speaker 2: The ICE agents went into the house after him. And
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Speaker 2: by the way, this everybody seemed to agree on all
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Speaker 2: these details. It's not in dispute. But once in there,
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Speaker 2: the illegal picked up a big shovel and it was
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Speaker 2: about to attack the ICE agent with a big shovel,
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Speaker 2: and to defend himself, the ICE agent fired a shot,
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Speaker 2: hitting the illegal in the leg. So, now, if you're
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Speaker 2: in Minnesota or actually probably pretty much anywhere, the fake
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Speaker 2: news reported it as ICE agents shoot an immigrant in
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Speaker 2: the foot, in the leg ice agents shoot an immigrant
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Speaker 2: in the leg First of all, it wasn't an immigrant,
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Speaker 2: it was in illegal and they left out all the
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Speaker 2: details about why they fired. And then all hell broke
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Speaker 2: loose in Minneapolis with all sorts of stuff going on,
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Speaker 2: and then you got this idiotic mayor who's now of
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Speaker 2: course I can call him idiotic, but from his point
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Speaker 2: of view, it makes sense what he's doing. He wants
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Speaker 2: to be the leader of this wacko, crazy modern day
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Speaker 2: democratic movement. He wants to rise up in fame and
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Speaker 2: power within the party. And when something like this happens,
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Speaker 2: and you're all over television, You're on the network news,
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Speaker 2: you're everywhere. If that's your game, you're gonna play this up.
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Speaker 2: You're gonna keep doing these press conferences, keep saying these
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Speaker 2: outrageous things. It's fueling your crazy left wing ambition. So
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Speaker 2: here's Mayor Fry.
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Speaker 3: There's still a lot that we don't know at this time,
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Speaker 3: but what I can tell you for certain is that
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Speaker 3: this is not sustainable.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, now this is that's a pretty tame cut, but
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Speaker 2: there's all these other cuts to him. You know, on him,
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Speaker 2: this is unconstitutional. What I it's nothing unconstitutional? About law enforcement,
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Speaker 2: enforcing law. That's what they're supposed to do. This is
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Speaker 2: police Chief O'Hara.
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Speaker 4: The crowd is engaging in unlawful acts. They have thrown
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Speaker 4: fireworks at police officers and at multiple times gas has
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Speaker 4: been deployed.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, now, so the even the police chief knows this
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Speaker 2: is getting out of control.
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Speaker 4: During the struggle, the federal agent discharged his weapon, striking
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Speaker 4: one adult male. The adult male then retreated inside of
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Speaker 4: the residents where he remained inside and refused to come out.
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Speaker 2: So it's getting out of control. It's absolutely ridiculous. It's
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Speaker 2: uh and the protesters are really getting to be a problem.
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Speaker 2: There's more and more of them. It's believed they're being funded.
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Speaker 2: All this Soros type money has come in there to
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Speaker 2: fund all of this stuff. And you know, as we're
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Speaker 2: talking about yesterday, Democrats used to be the party of
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Speaker 2: the working class. Now they're the party of these left
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Speaker 2: wing wackos who don't work, who spend all day and
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Speaker 2: they're calling this protesting. It's not protesting. Protesting is where
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Speaker 2: you have a sign, you're standing over there waving your signs,
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Speaker 2: and you might be yelling things at the cops. You
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Speaker 2: might be yelling terrible things. Protesting is a sign and yelling,
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Speaker 2: that's what it is. Ramming your vehicle into them, grabbing them,
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Speaker 2: throwing stuff at the that's not protesting. And if you
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Speaker 2: try to block the cops and stop them like this,
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Speaker 2: Renee Good. Remember she would do you know anybody that
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Speaker 2: would have the nerve to do this? She drives up
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Speaker 2: ahead of the law enforcement caravan, turns a car sideways,
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Speaker 2: boxes them in, blocks them in on the street. Who
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Speaker 2: would have the nerve to do this? So anyway, that's
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Speaker 2: not protesting. That's actually trying to stop law enforcement from
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Speaker 2: doing their job. It's actually trying to interfere with government proceedings.
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Speaker 2: And that's why the president now tweeting out he may
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Speaker 2: use the Insurrection Act. There is an actual Insurrection Act,
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Speaker 2: which means the president can do whatever he has to
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Speaker 2: do in a city, in a state. Basically, what it
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Speaker 2: would look like is he would send maybe National Guard,
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Speaker 2: but it could also be troops, actual US troops into
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Speaker 2: a city and crack down on all this. It's been
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Speaker 2: done before, It's been done many times. The Kennedys did it,
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Speaker 2: and those Southern states where they were trying to block
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Speaker 2: minority kids from going to college was done in the
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Speaker 2: late sixties. Lyndon Johnson did it. When the riots would
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Speaker 2: get out of control in certain American cities, they would
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Speaker 2: send the military in to stop it. So the Insurrection
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Speaker 2: Act is now, this is actual insurrection. Remember they tried
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Speaker 2: to January sixth, Remember that was that horrible trespassing incident
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Speaker 2: at the capitol. They tried to call that insurrection. It wasn't.
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Speaker 2: Twelve hundred people were arrested and they hit these people
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Speaker 2: with every charge they could hit them with, but none
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Speaker 2: of the charges were insurrection. It was an unlawful entry,
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Speaker 2: disruption of a government proceeding, trespassing, that sort of stuff, vandalism,
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Speaker 2: not nobody got charged with insurrection. This you could actually
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Speaker 2: charge insurrection. You could actually charge insurrection. So it's possible
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Speaker 2: this could happen. We'll see. Now you're gonna have all
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Speaker 2: the crazies all over, crazy fake news, left wing television.
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Speaker 2: You got Hakeem Jeffreys. They're talking about defunding ICE and
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Speaker 2: stopping ICE, and.
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Speaker 5: Taxpayer dollars are being used by the Department of Homeland
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Speaker 5: Security and ICE to brutalize American citizens and law abiding
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Speaker 5: American taxpayers.
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Speaker 2: Now, of course, that's totally irresponsible. Is not going around
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Speaker 2: brutalizing American citizens. They're grabbing illegals off the street and
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Speaker 2: taking them into custody and then deporting them. Illegals, not immigrants,
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Speaker 2: not American citizens. And where did this come from? The idea,
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Speaker 2: this whole idea of ICE. There used to be the
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Speaker 2: border patrol. But where did this come from? This idea
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Speaker 2: that ICE could go into a city, find illegals who
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Speaker 2: had committed crimes and grab them and take them away. Well,
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Speaker 2: it's been going on for a long time. It happened
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Speaker 2: during the Obama administration, it happened during the Biden administration.
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Speaker 2: They didn't do it in great numbers, but they were
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Speaker 2: doing it then. In fact, there's a clip, I don't know,
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Speaker 2: it might be on my Twitter. It's floating around on Twitter.
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Speaker 2: It was during the Obama days when ICE was arresting
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Speaker 2: illegals on the streets of our major cities, taking them away.
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Speaker 2: And a reporter asks the White House spokesperson in the
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Speaker 2: press conference of what are you doing here? How are
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Speaker 2: you doing this? What right do you have? And she
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Speaker 2: gives a nice polite answer, and of course there's no
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Speaker 2: follow up. It's gently asked, and they gently listen to
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Speaker 2: the answer because it's a Democrat, it's Obama. So they
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Speaker 2: don't get mad. They don't huff and puff and yell
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Speaker 2: on the screen. This defunding ICE. You'll hear more about this.
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Speaker 2: This is going to be the big thing with Democrats.
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Speaker 2: They'll try to do a government shutdown over defunding ICE.
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Speaker 2: Most people don't want ICE defunded. Most people don't like
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Speaker 2: these protests. It looks ridiculous, you know again, Democrats used
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Speaker 2: to be the party of the working class. Now they're
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Speaker 2: the party of these crazy women that don't work, angry,
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Speaker 2: unhinged white liberal women who don't work, the nose ring crowd. Basically,
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Speaker 2: the Democrats took the lgbtqz x Y whatever they are
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Speaker 2: and weaponize them. So Renee Good has a father in law.
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Speaker 2: This is the father of the crazy wife of Renee Good,
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Speaker 2: the one that was yelling and screaming at the cops,
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Speaker 2: taunting them. But even he you know, they had them on.
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Speaker 2: I think it was MSNBC. You know, they wanted this
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Speaker 2: guy to denounce Trump, but he didn't do that. He
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Speaker 2: was pretty pretty reasonable in his answer.
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Speaker 6: I'm not blaming anybody. I mean it's a hard situation
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Speaker 6: all the way around. It's it's it's hard for the
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Speaker 6: you know, for everybody involved. I mean the US agent.
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Speaker 6: You know, at first I didn't see the footage where
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Speaker 6: you know, he was actually you know, he was actually
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Speaker 6: being ran. I mean I seen the bump of the
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Speaker 6: car hitting you know, hitting his legs, and so in
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Speaker 6: a you know, in a flash like that, it's it's
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Speaker 6: hard to say how you would react. From my understanding
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Speaker 6: that he had been through that before, maybe dragged or something,
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Speaker 6: and so, uh, you know, like I said, it's just
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Speaker 6: it's just a hard situation for everybody.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go. It's a very sensible, reasonable, honorable
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Speaker 2: sort of sounding guy. And then you see his daughter,
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Speaker 2: a crazy nut in the streets screaming and yelling and
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Speaker 2: taunting law enforcement. Here's more of this. A father, father
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Speaker 2: of Renee Goods wife.
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Speaker 6: I don't blame us, I don't bick, I don't blame Renee.
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Speaker 6: I just you know, I just wish that, you know,
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Speaker 6: if a walking the spirit of God, I don't think
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Speaker 6: she would have been there.
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Speaker 2: Now, speaking of the ICE agent who was hit by
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Speaker 2: Renee Goods car, CBS News broke the story that when
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Speaker 2: he was taken to the hospital after that he was
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Speaker 2: suffering from internal bleeding. He was hit by the car.
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Speaker 2: You can see it in the videos from the front.
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Speaker 2: When he fired his first shot, it went through the
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Speaker 2: front windshield of the car, which means he was in
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Speaker 2: front of the car. You know, when you see that
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Speaker 2: other video, looks like he was on the side, but
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Speaker 2: you could not fire through the front windshield unless you
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Speaker 2: were in the front of the car, which he was
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Speaker 2: for the first shot. And CBS News reporting he had
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Speaker 2: internal bleeding when he got to the hospital. Now what happens, Well,
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Speaker 2: the left wing went crazy attacking CBS News. They're all
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Speaker 2: furious at CBS News for claiming he had internal bleeding.
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Speaker 2: Now that you have that phrase, they love to use
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Speaker 2: CBS repor without evidence, reported without evidence. Well, they're also
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Speaker 2: without evidence that he didn't have internal bleeding. But here's
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Speaker 2: the problem with CBS News. They try to go more fair,
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Speaker 2: not right wing, just trying to be right down the
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Speaker 2: middle and give both sides, and it's got their audience
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Speaker 2: furious at them. So they've lost a few viewers. Their
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Speaker 2: nightly ratings are down to about four million. It was
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Speaker 2: five million last year. But that's Okay. You know when
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Speaker 2: you switch formats happens in the radio too. You know
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Speaker 2: you're play in a country in Western you switch to
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Speaker 2: you switch to classic rock. You know you're gonna lose
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Speaker 2: a lot of your audience. There'll be a transition before
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Speaker 2: you get your new audience in, so your ratings will
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Speaker 2: drop before they go up. And this is the same thing.
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Speaker 2: They're switching the format from crazy left wing to balanced
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Speaker 2: and it'll take a while. Now here's what's interesting. NBC News.
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Speaker 2: You know they got this new anchor at NBC News,
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Speaker 2: Tom Yamas, good looking guy. In fact, go to my Twitter.
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Speaker 2: Look at the picture of the three nightly news anchors.
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Speaker 2: What's the guy's name on ABC, David Muir, Tom Yamas.
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Speaker 2: And it's gonna be a couple of years before I
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Speaker 2: learned the name of the CBS guy if he's there
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Speaker 2: that long, David, whatever his name is. So these three anchors,
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Speaker 2: look at the there's three pictures together, it's on my Twitter.
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Speaker 2: They look identical. They're both young, really good looking, dark
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Speaker 2: hair like young Don Draper types. All they're identical. The three.
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Speaker 2: It's amazing that's never happened before in the history of
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Speaker 2: nightly news. Were all three anchors look exactly alike. But
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Speaker 2: this Tom Yamas Lester Holt. People like Lester Holt. He
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Speaker 2: was a nice guy. I know he was crazy left wing,
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Speaker 2: fake news slanted, but he's not a bad guy in
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Speaker 2: real life. He was just like in a hostage situation.
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Speaker 2: He had to do that to keep the job. But
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Speaker 2: as soon as he was gone and this other guy
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Speaker 2: took over, they did much better. He just looked slicker, faster, younger,
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Speaker 2: better than Lester. And the ratings are up. In fact,
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Speaker 2: for the first time ever, NBC Nightly News beat ABC.
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Speaker 2: This was in the twenty five to fifty four demographic. Overall,
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Speaker 2: ABC still won, but it's a good sign for NBC
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Speaker 2: News that they did a really good job of finding
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Speaker 2: a replacement for Lester Holt. Here's the way it works now.
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Speaker 2: ABC World News Tonight, the nightly newscast eight million viewers
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Speaker 2: for the week. That makes it the number one show
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Speaker 2: in all of television. But NBC Nightly News six point
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Speaker 2: seven millions. It's almost seven million, CBS Evening News four
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Speaker 2: point two million. But give them a chance to find
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Speaker 2: a new audience that likes reasonable, common sense stuff. Hey,
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Speaker 2: what happened with Iran well, there was talk of going
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Speaker 2: in there. They were going to execute people. Trump threaten
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Speaker 2: to go in and do something about it. Now the
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Speaker 2: word they got was that the executions have been called off.
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Speaker 2: Iran realized the idea of execute people and hanging them
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Speaker 2: in public could lead to military actions from the US.
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Speaker 2: President Trump is no plan.
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Speaker 7: For executions or an execution or executions, so I've been
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Speaker 7: told that a good authority we'll find out about it.
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Speaker 2: So supposedly they've stopped. Now. The US has pulled some
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Speaker 2: of our troops out of Middle East bases that they're
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Speaker 2: near Iran. They sent all sorts of military assets, destroyers,
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Speaker 2: naval ships, everything is moving towards Iran, guided missile destroyers
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Speaker 2: and moving there. They're getting everything in place for whatever
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Speaker 2: they have to do. Iran issued a sickening threat, an
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Speaker 2: assassination threat against Donald Trump. Iran said this time it
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Speaker 2: will not miss the target. So is that a confession
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Speaker 2: that they were behind the last two? I think it
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Speaker 2: is Iran's made threats to kill the president in the past.
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Speaker 2: There was a twenty twenty two video posted by the
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Speaker 2: regime depicting an assassination on the president at Amar A
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Speaker 2: Lago golf course, and then remember there was an assassin
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Speaker 2: caught on that golf course. A Justice department also said
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Speaker 2: in twenty twenty four, the US thwarted a plot to
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Speaker 2: kill President Trump after arresting company that apparently were part
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Speaker 2: of Iran's revolutionary Guard. So they have tried to kill
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Speaker 2: him before. They've issued a new threat against him, which
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Speaker 2: brings me back to what I've been saying all along.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what the hell he wanted this job.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I knew the guy in private life before
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Speaker 2: he was in politics. He had a great life, that
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Speaker 2: beautiful office in Trump Towery, going to parties, having fun,
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Speaker 2: Celebrities come up and see you building buildings. Who needs
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Speaker 2: to trade that in for all of this stuff? And
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Speaker 2: then on top of all these you imagine all day long,
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Speaker 2: you know, you mentioned going to a meeting with the
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Speaker 2: officials of Greenland. Who the hell wants to sit through that?
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Speaker 2: And then on top of that, you got a ran
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Speaker 2: trying to kill you. Who needs the this kind of stuff?
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Speaker 2: Now they are they may stop the executions, but they
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Speaker 2: are going crazy putting down these protests. Doctors in Iran
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Speaker 2: say they are collapsing from exhaustion because the protesters are
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Speaker 2: getting wounded, shot, all sorts of stuff happening. They're coming
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Speaker 2: into the hospitals by the thousands. The number of wounded
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Speaker 2: and dead bodies piling up. He's unbelievable. Doctors saying, they're
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Speaker 2: arriving in trucks, ambulances, private cars filled with bodies. We
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Speaker 2: can't help everyone. We're running out of supplies. Many have
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Speaker 2: died because we couldn't even get time to treat them. All.
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Speaker 2: Pretty bad situation in Iran. So we'll get to that.
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Speaker 2: We'll get back to that. They also, we'll get to
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Speaker 2: the giants they're gonna hire. It looks like they're going
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Speaker 2: to hire John Harbaugh. They're lucky to have him, you know,
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Speaker 2: they're lucky that he's available. The reason he's available the
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Speaker 2: other team just fired him. I don't understand this whole procedure.
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Speaker 2: What kind of job interviews that though? Why'd you leave
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Speaker 2: your last job? Threw me the hell out. But apparently
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Speaker 2: they want to get them twenty million a year. Anyway, we'll
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Speaker 2: get back to this. We'll take some calls next. Eight
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Speaker 2: hundred three two one zero seven ten is the number
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Speaker 2: eight hundred three two one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 1: Mark on demand by setting up pre sad for his
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Speaker 1: podcast on the iHeartRadio app. Now back to Mark Simone
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Speaker 1: on wor.
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Speaker 2: Hey, let's take some calls. Let's go to Kevin in Charlotte, Charlotte,
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Speaker 2: North Carolina.
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Speaker 8: Kevin, Hello, Mark, how you doing?
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Speaker 3: Yep?
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Speaker 8: Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Speaker 2: Hey, Yeah, let's talk about Charlotte. It's you got a
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Speaker 2: lot of neighborhoods getting out of control there, don't you.
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Speaker 8: It's like there's a murder every one or two murders
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Speaker 8: every single day in the outer neighborhoods and the city.
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Speaker 8: You would never think, but there's there's killings constantly in
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Speaker 8: the outer yighborhoods. It's crazy. My question is, I'm hoping
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Speaker 8: that Trump isn't feeling because the execute usis have stopped,
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Speaker 8: that all is forgiven and they can go back to
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Speaker 8: where they were. They crossed the rubicon on this whole
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Speaker 8: situation already. They can't go back and just say, well,
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Speaker 8: you know, because the killings have stopped, everything's all right.
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Speaker 2: No, don't worry. They're just you know, the longer they wait,
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Speaker 2: the better they plan whatever they're going.
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Speaker 9: To do.
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Speaker 2: The way it'll work out. I think that you'll end
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Speaker 2: up with the Iatola fleeing heading to Russia with his
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Speaker 2: He's got about twenty people he wants to take with him.
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Speaker 2: Russia's offered to give them sanctuary or whatever. You got
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Speaker 2: to pay for that. By the way, I don't know
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Speaker 2: if you know that, but when they take in a
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Speaker 2: dictator on their run, you got to pay putin Usually
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Speaker 2: it's about one hundred million you got to give them.
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Speaker 2: Don't worry, the Iatolic can afford it. Let's go to
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Speaker 2: Matt in Manhattan. Matt, how you doing.
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Speaker 10: Okay, Well, thank you for taking my call. You know,
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Speaker 10: the biggest thing it's stopping us from having being protected
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Speaker 10: or having good politicians is the voting system. Governor out
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Speaker 10: of just recently allowed paper ballot voting in six of
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Speaker 10: the counties in Texas. Why are we doing this paper
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Speaker 10: ballot voting?
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Speaker 2: Well, yeah, no, it's a good idea. You got to
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Speaker 2: remember years of million years ago, when it was all
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Speaker 2: paper ballot, you still had cheating in certain places. It's
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Speaker 2: gonna happen when you had those machines, you had cheating.
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Speaker 2: When you got you know, into the software, you get cheating.
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Speaker 2: And it's it's not the machine company or the software company,
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Speaker 2: it's it depends who's running the stuff. You know, in
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Speaker 2: a big municipality like in the middle of New York City,
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Speaker 2: the municipal workers running all that stuff tend to be Democrats,
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Speaker 2: you know, that's who becomes these municipal workers for a
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Speaker 2: million years. Republicans don't tend to do that kind of
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Speaker 2: stuff for a living. So there was always finagling with it.
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Speaker 2: And let's go from North Carolina to South Carolina. Stuart,
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Speaker 2: how you doing, hey, Mark?
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Speaker 11: Are you doing?
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Speaker 3: Oh?
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Speaker 11: Two points one? Vincent mentioned yesterday about the night six
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Speaker 11: and you mentioned about the ones with the handles. That
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Speaker 11: was a PR twenty four.
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Speaker 2: Okay, but wait, they got rid of the night stick.
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Speaker 2: It looked good because a cop, but spent the first
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Speaker 2: two years on the force learning how to twirl it
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Speaker 2: real really nice.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, but the PR twenty four is the one you
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Speaker 11: mentioned with the handles were fantastic. They were basically Marshall arts.
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Speaker 2: Okay, well, but that's the thing where it looks like
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Speaker 2: a big selfie stick. It's it's small, but then you
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Speaker 2: extend a wand out.
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Speaker 12: Yeah.
19:22
Speaker 11: And the other one that you had talked about, the
19:24
Speaker 11: expandable one, is I think they are horrible. It's called
19:27
Speaker 11: an ast Yeah, and it's it's not so cumbersome. But
19:32
Speaker 11: the PR twenty four was much much better. And the
19:35
Speaker 11: other thing I want to say, I was in Iran
19:37
Speaker 11: before the Shaw.
19:38
Speaker 2: Left, what we were doing in Iran.
19:42
Speaker 11: I was in the military and it was the people
19:46
Speaker 11: there was great. In fact, the country was very nice.
19:48
Speaker 11: I loved being there.
19:49
Speaker 2: Yeah. Now, well, let me just because people did not
19:51
Speaker 2: realize it before the Shaw left, when the Shaw was
19:54
Speaker 2: running it, before the Ayatola, Iran was like the Paris
19:58
Speaker 2: of the Middle East, right, wonderful, Mark.
20:01
Speaker 11: It really was a nice place and the people were
20:04
Speaker 11: really great. They were so friendly. And people have to understand,
20:07
Speaker 11: we are not at war with the Iranian people. They
20:09
Speaker 11: are very decent people. It is the regime that has
20:13
Speaker 11: just bastardized that poor country. And once the Aotola took
20:17
Speaker 11: over then it just went insane. And he's got to
20:21
Speaker 11: be removed, he really does. He's done so much damage
20:24
Speaker 11: to the world. He's just a cancer upon the earth.
20:26
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, Stuart, great call, Thanks for Colin. Let's
20:29
Speaker 2: go Vincent from Brooklyn. Vincent, how you doing.
20:32
Speaker 12: Good morning, Mark, God morning, Good morning Stewart. Mark Stewart
20:36
Speaker 12: is one hundred percent right years ago. I used to
20:39
Speaker 12: have a tenant and his family escaped from Moran when
20:48
Speaker 12: the Mullas took over, and they did very very well
20:52
Speaker 12: in this country, very well, very well loved family. Mark,
20:57
Speaker 12: the first caller talked about the uprising in a ram. Mark,
21:02
Speaker 12: I wouldn't trust those people as far as I could spit,
21:05
Speaker 12: because how do we know that they're not taking the
21:09
Speaker 12: prisoners in the police stations or in the barracks and
21:12
Speaker 12: putting a cap in their head over there years ago?
21:16
Speaker 12: And people got to remember this when there was the
21:19
Speaker 12: first uprising in Iran years ago, when Obama was president
21:24
Speaker 12: and he didn't do anything. I saw executions in the
21:29
Speaker 12: town square, not on American TV, on Italian TV, of course,
21:34
Speaker 12: where they were hanging these kids from cherry pickers in
21:37
Speaker 12: the town square and everything about.
21:41
Speaker 2: It's not fair to say Obama didn't do anything. Didn't
21:43
Speaker 2: he send him like twenty billion in cash? Remember that.
21:48
Speaker 12: Exactly? The help which was actually which was actually illegal
21:53
Speaker 12: because he was also was sending them other currencies aside
21:58
Speaker 12: from the United States.
22:00
Speaker 2: Yeah, they disguised at this other Curtsey, But was that
22:02
Speaker 2: out and out bribe.
22:02
Speaker 12: To her in Yeah, Yeah, he was sending them everything.
22:06
Speaker 12: How do we know he didn't send them gold and
22:08
Speaker 12: other stuff in there? And as President Donald Trump said,
22:13
Speaker 12: Obama did squat and I saw the executions myself on
22:20
Speaker 12: unwoke Italian TV. Mark, So I wouldn't trust those people
22:26
Speaker 12: as far as I can spare.
22:27
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, that's why they hate Donald Trump. They don't
22:29
Speaker 2: like this. Why does he have to do so much?
22:31
Speaker 2: Just sit there and talk like Trump, just talk. Don't
22:34
Speaker 2: let you do anything.
22:36
Speaker 12: Donald Trump. You would saying, well, you said, well, why
22:39
Speaker 12: would he want to risk taking a bullet? He is
22:42
Speaker 12: going to go down. There's no doubt in my mind,
22:45
Speaker 12: there's the greatest president in United States history. He's gonna
22:50
Speaker 12: top everybody. The only one perhaps that he won't top,
22:54
Speaker 12: only because he found his country, is George Washington. He
22:58
Speaker 12: is the greatest.
23:00
Speaker 2: All right, Vincent, we agree, Thanks for a great call,
23:03
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23:06
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23:57
Speaker 14: They mark, I am doing really well. I think that
24:00
Speaker 14: this economy is flying high. I think all the signals
24:04
Speaker 14: are pointing north, whether it's incomes, and we're seeing a
24:08
Speaker 14: lot of new jobs, a lot of new manufacturing, a
24:10
Speaker 14: lot of money pouring into the United States. I think
24:13
Speaker 14: were they out economy? And so I'm very bullish.
24:17
Speaker 2: Right now about you. Yeah, you know, well, I'm not
24:19
Speaker 2: an expert like you are. But the jobs number looked okay,
24:22
Speaker 2: not great, But if you look at the household survey,
24:25
Speaker 2: it looked great. What is the difference between the two things.
24:29
Speaker 14: Well, I don't want to get too far into the weeds.
24:32
Speaker 14: I don't want to be a nerdyer, but basically, they
24:34
Speaker 14: do surveys. One of us households and one of the businesses,
24:38
Speaker 14: and they pointed in different directions, And so the household
24:44
Speaker 14: survey showed a big gain in jobs and the other
24:47
Speaker 14: one just showed a little tiny game. I don't know
24:50
Speaker 14: which one to believe. I think maybe somewhere in the middle.
24:53
Speaker 14: But look, the problem in the United States is not
24:55
Speaker 14: a shortage of jobs. It isn't it's a shortage of workers.
24:59
Speaker 14: I mean, we have a eleven thousand America retiring every
25:02
Speaker 14: day and eight thousand people that work for So just
25:05
Speaker 14: do the math there are our labor force is going
25:10
Speaker 14: to be shrinking unless we have immigration and unless we
25:12
Speaker 14: get the people who are employed in into jobs. So
25:16
Speaker 14: if you talk to most businesses, they say, look, we're hiring,
25:19
Speaker 14: we just can't find the people with the skills we need.
25:21
Speaker 14: You saw Bill Ford, you know, who, of course is
25:24
Speaker 14: the president of Ford Motor Company, Yeah, saying we have
25:26
Speaker 14: fifteen thousand mechanic jobs open and those stay over one
25:29
Speaker 14: hundred thousand dollars a year and we can't fill them.
25:31
Speaker 2: Wow. Yeah, I know that. And for it's an example
25:34
Speaker 2: of a great American company that's a coming back manufacturing
25:38
Speaker 2: in America. Yep, and yep.
25:40
Speaker 14: I mean, you know, it's interesting, Mark, because you probably
25:43
Speaker 14: said a lot of your listeners and I'm sure you
25:46
Speaker 14: saw Trump, you know, give that little talk at the
25:48
Speaker 14: at the Ford plant where they make the f one fifty.
25:51
Speaker 14: And you know, when I was a kid, you know,
25:54
Speaker 14: I in the early seventies, when I grew up in Chicago,
25:57
Speaker 14: we took a trip. We drove to Detroit. We went
26:00
Speaker 14: to the Kellogg's factory, and we went to the steel plants,
26:03
Speaker 14: and we went to the Ford you know plant there.
26:06
Speaker 14: And back then this was seventy like sweatshops. I mean,
26:10
Speaker 14: those are tough factory jobs, you know. And I looked
26:13
Speaker 14: at the factories, you know, that factory, that four factory today.
26:16
Speaker 14: It didn't look and anything like that fifty years ago.
26:19
Speaker 14: And so my point is, you know that it's changed
26:22
Speaker 14: a lot, these kind of manufacturing jobs, and it so
26:25
Speaker 14: much is done with automation now and so it's it's
26:30
Speaker 14: amazing and the fact that we're now, you know, producing
26:33
Speaker 14: more cars is a really positive thing. And producing America
26:36
Speaker 14: trumps that it used to be. The factory we're moving
26:39
Speaker 14: from Michigan to Mexico. And now they're moving from Mexico Michigan.
26:44
Speaker 2: Yeah, Hey, speaking of all that. You know, years ago,
26:48
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party was the party of the working class.
26:50
Speaker 2: You thought of a Democrat voter, You thought of the factory,
26:54
Speaker 2: the lunch bucket, the hard hat. Now you think of
26:57
Speaker 2: a Democrat, what do you think of a nose ring,
26:58
Speaker 2: pink hair? They don't work? Chasing ice around what happened?
27:04
Speaker 14: It's a great point, I think one of the real
27:07
Speaker 14: uh political positions that has happened in the last fifteen pointers,
27:13
Speaker 14: especially in the Europe. Trump it's been Trump really has
27:16
Speaker 14: turned the Republican Party into the party of the working class,
27:20
Speaker 14: and Democrats have become.
27:22
Speaker 2: The party of the league.
27:24
Speaker 14: And so that's why you're seeing you know, uh may
27:29
Speaker 14: have in the cities and so on. I mean, you
27:32
Speaker 14: look at what's happening in New York City and it's
27:34
Speaker 14: just it breaks my home mark. I mean, you live
27:38
Speaker 14: there in the New York It's just, how can you
27:42
Speaker 14: who admits that he's a socialist? Where is socialism? Can
27:46
Speaker 14: you point to a civil plate where it works?
27:48
Speaker 2: Yeah? Uh, Well, but the president seems to have a
27:51
Speaker 2: good relationship with mom Donnie, not that it's yeah, done
27:55
Speaker 2: anything relationship.
27:57
Speaker 14: He also has a good relationship now with poconnas up.
28:04
Speaker 2: Well, loosen Steve, Are you there a credit cards? Yeah? Hey,
28:09
Speaker 2: speaking of credit cards, this idea of capping because they interesting, well,
28:14
Speaker 2: the interest rate on a credit card can be ridiculously
28:17
Speaker 2: high twenty Why not a cap?
28:21
Speaker 14: Well, because if you do that, it's because they've tried
28:25
Speaker 14: this before. When you put these kind of caps on
28:28
Speaker 14: the then they issue fewer credit cards, and we estimated
28:31
Speaker 14: millions of Americans will lose, especially lower income Americans, Americans
28:35
Speaker 14: with poorer credit ratings, and then they're not going to
28:38
Speaker 14: have access to credit at all. And then what are
28:39
Speaker 14: they gonna have to do. They're gonna have to go
28:41
Speaker 14: to you know, Guido the loan Shark you can get money.
28:45
Speaker 14: So I think it's a really bad idea. I'm not
28:49
Speaker 14: a financial advisor, but I will advise this to your listeners.
28:52
Speaker 14: The worst way to borrow is to borrow off your
28:55
Speaker 14: credit card. People are stupid to do that, and we should.
28:58
Speaker 14: We need more financial literacy in this country. You're better
29:00
Speaker 14: off taking a loan at a bank than burrowing off
29:03
Speaker 14: your credit cards. Because you said they'll pay you, they'll
29:05
Speaker 14: charge your twenty two percent interest, So don't that. Credit
29:08
Speaker 14: cards are not for borrowing and if you get if
29:11
Speaker 14: you get into debt on your credit card, try to
29:12
Speaker 14: pay it back as quickly as possible. So but look,
29:16
Speaker 14: the banks don't make money when people go, uh you know,
29:19
Speaker 14: go don't link went on their credit cards. But they
29:21
Speaker 14: have to recapture, you know, they pay, you know, they're
29:24
Speaker 14: paying the same four percent interest rate, they pay six
29:26
Speaker 14: percent on the capture. They pay all these costs. So
29:30
Speaker 14: there's way. But I saw that some at two trillion
29:34
Speaker 14: dollars of debt on people's credit cards. That's bad.
29:37
Speaker 2: Yeah, I remember that Warren Buffett. That old woman said, uh,
29:41
Speaker 2: he said, well what do you Oh, it's well, my
29:43
Speaker 2: credit card did how much you're paying a twenty two percent?
29:45
Speaker 2: And he said pay it off immediately. She said, well
29:47
Speaker 2: I need money. He said, I'll give you all the
29:49
Speaker 2: money you want if you're paying twenty two percent.
29:52
Speaker 14: So yeah, right exactly. So it's just a bad way
29:55
Speaker 14: to borrow. And people are going to look, I'm I
29:57
Speaker 14: have relatives who've gotten into the card trouble. And and
30:00
Speaker 14: then the problem is then if you don't pay the
30:01
Speaker 14: credit card, you know, then you lose your credit rating.
30:05
Speaker 14: So we just need need to be more disciplined in
30:08
Speaker 14: terms of you know, not overspending. But I don't think
30:13
Speaker 14: look taking away credit card. Look it used to be
30:15
Speaker 14: when I grew up, only you know, less half of
30:18
Speaker 14: the population even had access to credit cards. Now almost
30:21
Speaker 14: everybody has a credit card, and that's a good thing.
30:23
Speaker 14: It means we've democratized credit and innocently. Have you noticed this?
30:27
Speaker 14: I don't know if it's true in New York City,
30:29
Speaker 14: but a lot of stores where I live, they say,
30:32
Speaker 14: we don't take cash anymore. Well, if they don't take
30:36
Speaker 14: cash and you can't get a credit card, are you
30:37
Speaker 14: going to pay for anything?
30:39
Speaker 2: But in five years, I don't think we'll have any
30:41
Speaker 2: cash anywhere. Everything will.
30:43
Speaker 14: I don't think so either. So that you know, how
30:45
Speaker 14: are people going to you know, people are going to
30:47
Speaker 14: use electronic transfers and and so we want everybody to
30:51
Speaker 14: have access to credit. And but look, I agree with you.
30:54
Speaker 14: I think though some of those interest rates are really high.
30:57
Speaker 14: But I don't think. I don't like the government setting
30:59
Speaker 14: price controls.
31:00
Speaker 2: Yeah, if we're not gonna have any cash anymore, is
31:03
Speaker 2: that the reason we really have to have crypto for
31:05
Speaker 2: people that want to avoid taxes and all that stuff,
31:08
Speaker 2: And criminal activity. That's why they need crypto.
31:12
Speaker 14: Well, I'm not an expert on cryptos. I'm very happy
31:15
Speaker 14: we have them. And are you an investor in cryptos?
31:18
Speaker 2: No?
31:19
Speaker 14: No, no, I'm not either, but I'm happy that we
31:22
Speaker 14: have them because you know what, we've got a lot
31:24
Speaker 14: of you know, we've got Jerome poll up the FED,
31:26
Speaker 14: who doesn't know what he's doing. And you know what
31:28
Speaker 14: does the government always do when we get in trouble
31:30
Speaker 14: They inflate the currency. So this is a fact that
31:33
Speaker 14: people can buy a private currency. I think it's going
31:36
Speaker 14: to keep these central bankers honest.
31:39
Speaker 2: Hey, we just a petition is a good thing, Yeah right,
31:42
Speaker 2: we only got a few seconds. Jerome Poull when he
31:44
Speaker 2: is done is the FED chairman? Will he leave or
31:46
Speaker 2: who he stay on the board and annoy everybody?
31:49
Speaker 14: Does it matter? I just want him out of the
31:51
Speaker 14: chairmanship as soon as possible. I'm with Trump. I think
31:54
Speaker 14: he's been a total disaster at the FED. Uh and
31:56
Speaker 14: he hates Trump and a lot of this. He's also
31:59
Speaker 14: the most politic Fed sherman we've ever hade. I cannot
32:02
Speaker 14: wait but up my advice to Trump just wait him out.
32:04
Speaker 14: He'll be gone in four months and well he'll be
32:07
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32:08
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32:10
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32:13
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34:34
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34:41
Speaker 2: the committee looking at Jeffrey Epstein has asked for months
34:45
Speaker 2: and months and months to have Bill and Hillary Clinton
34:48
Speaker 2: come testify. Donald Trump had very little to do with
34:52
Speaker 2: Jeffrey Epstein. He knew him briefly in the beginning, cut
34:57
Speaker 2: him off, threw him out of marrow A Lago. He
34:59
Speaker 2: knew him for a year. That was a And now
35:01
Speaker 2: you're talking about back in the you know, twenty five
35:03
Speaker 2: years ago, it was the Clintons that had a very
35:06
Speaker 2: close friendship or whatever it was, relationship with Epstein, business who,
35:12
Speaker 2: whatever it was, it was continuing until the end. The
35:15
Speaker 2: Clinton's very close to Epstein. And in the case of Trump,
35:20
Speaker 2: Epstein became a wealthy guy, went to Palm Beach, and
35:25
Speaker 2: if you're a very wealthy guy in Palm Beach, one
35:27
Speaker 2: of the first things you do is join mar A Lago.
35:29
Speaker 2: And they started hanging around there. That's where Trump got
35:31
Speaker 2: to know him, and here in New York, Epstein would
35:34
Speaker 2: throw these great parties or be at these great parties,
35:37
Speaker 2: and you had a certain charm to him. I always
35:40
Speaker 2: found him kind of sleazy, but he was spending a
35:44
Speaker 2: lot of money. So you know, if you own a club,
35:46
Speaker 2: a country club, a mar a lago, a resort, and
35:49
Speaker 2: a guy comes and has a ton of money and
35:51
Speaker 2: he seems to be spending it in your place, you're
35:54
Speaker 2: nice to him, you're friendly with him. And all the
35:56
Speaker 2: pictures you see with Trump are all at parties. So
36:00
Speaker 2: if there was a big party in the ballroom, you
36:03
Speaker 2: know Trump had come down spent a few minutes with
36:05
Speaker 2: the guy. It's perfectly normal. You know, if you're the
36:08
Speaker 2: biggest spender in Las Vegas, when you go to the hotel,
36:12
Speaker 2: the head of the hotel will come down and talk
36:14
Speaker 2: to you for a few minutes, see if you need anything.
36:17
Speaker 2: It's that kind of relationship, and Trump did that with
36:19
Speaker 2: a lot of people. There was a very very very
36:23
Speaker 2: wealthy guy who got married, and this is when Trump
36:27
Speaker 2: owned the plaza. I remember he threw a wedding that
36:30
Speaker 2: was unbelievable. He must have spent twenty million on this wedding.
36:33
Speaker 2: I mean, it was unbelievable. It was like seventeen famous
36:37
Speaker 2: bands in a row. It was like Chicago, followed by Tavares,
36:41
Speaker 2: followed by the Ojys. I mean, you hired all these
36:44
Speaker 2: band It was just unbelievable, The food, the money. This
36:48
Speaker 2: is in the Plaza Hotel ballroom and it was about
36:51
Speaker 2: midnight and Trump shows up and I said, what are
36:53
Speaker 2: you doing here? I didn't know you know this guy
36:54
Speaker 2: because I don't know the guy. He said, but he's
36:56
Speaker 2: spending a fortune, he's a great customer. I want to
36:59
Speaker 2: say hello to him to see if he needs me
37:01
Speaker 2: to do anything at his wedding, say a few words,
37:03
Speaker 2: take pictures, whatever. So you just do that, and that's
37:05
Speaker 2: kind of relationship you had with Epstein. Now, the Clinton's
37:09
Speaker 2: had a long relationship to continue. At the very end,
37:12
Speaker 2: it was Epstein that formed the Clinton Foundation, the Clinton
37:15
Speaker 2: Global Initiative, put the whole thing together. Sell. This committee
37:20
Speaker 2: has asked the Clintons to come in and testify about Epstein.
37:25
Speaker 2: It's not that they're being accused of anything. You just
37:27
Speaker 2: like to have them shed some light on the whole situation.
37:31
Speaker 2: They've refused and refused, and refused and refused and refused
37:35
Speaker 2: to come in. Even some left wing people getting upset.
37:38
Speaker 2: John Stewart on the show said the Clinton should apps
37:41
Speaker 2: a blank and lutely comply with Epstein's subpoenas. Absolutely, they
37:46
Speaker 2: should comply, he said, everybody should comply. These are victims
37:51
Speaker 2: of these heinous cases, should finally get some justice. So
37:55
Speaker 2: everybody's screaming for the Clintons to testify. They have absolutely refused.
37:59
Speaker 2: They've defied Congress. Steve Bannon did it, Peter Navarro defied Congress,
38:04
Speaker 2: and they went to jail for it. So that something's
38:05
Speaker 2: going to happen to Clinton's Here's the committee chairman, James Comer.
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Speaker 15: I think what's most disappointing to the Oversight Committee is
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Speaker 15: the fact that we have in good faith negotiated with
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Speaker 15: the Clinton's attorneys.
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Speaker 2: For five months.
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Speaker 15: Throughout the past five months, they've implied to us they
38:22
Speaker 15: were trying to make a date work.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well now they're not coming. They've actually told them
38:27
Speaker 2: they're not coming. So what do you do they refuse
38:29
Speaker 2: to come? Draw up contempt charges contempt to Congress. Here's Comer.
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Speaker 15: We're going to vote on it in committee Wednesday, so
38:37
Speaker 15: we're giving plenty of notice. We're having a mark up,
38:40
Speaker 15: a regularly scheduled markup for the House Oversight Committee. We
38:43
Speaker 15: will mark up criminal contempt of Congress chargers for both
38:48
Speaker 15: Clintons for defying illegal subpoena.
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Speaker 2: Okay, now, the problem is if they charge them, who
38:54
Speaker 2: does the prosecuting, Well, it'll go to the district attorney
38:58
Speaker 2: in Washington, d C. Guess who that is, Janine Piro. Now, remember,
39:03
Speaker 2: as I explained to you yesterday, it was the Clintons
39:06
Speaker 2: that put her husband in jail in a ridiculous case.
39:11
Speaker 2: He didn't deserve to go to jail. It was some
39:14
Speaker 2: you know, whatever they charged them with. Whenever I had
39:16
Speaker 2: asked people in his attorney's office where the hell did
39:18
Speaker 2: discharge come from? And they said that was something lying
39:20
Speaker 2: around for years ago. Nobody in the office thought it
39:22
Speaker 2: was anything. But it was the Clintons, and they got
39:25
Speaker 2: a conviction, and they sent her husband to jail, so
39:29
Speaker 2: she would be the one coming after them. It's not
39:32
Speaker 2: going to be good. Not going to be good. The
39:34
Speaker 2: husband was later pardoned, he's no longer found he's a
39:37
Speaker 2: good guy. He didn't deserve any of that. But this
39:41
Speaker 2: is not going to go well for the Clintons. Now
39:42
Speaker 2: the Clinton's only argument will be something like, we don't
39:47
Speaker 2: feel that a ex president of former president should be
39:50
Speaker 2: forced to testify in front of Congress. But that doesn't
39:54
Speaker 2: pass the smell test or the laugh test or any
39:57
Speaker 2: of that. So you remember, two days ago, the President
40:00
Speaker 2: visited the Ford plant in Dearborn, Michigan. Bill Ford the
40:05
Speaker 2: chairman walking him around the plant and then also the CEO.
40:11
Speaker 2: They're touring the plant. Went on for about an hour. Well,
40:13
Speaker 2: at one point a Ford factory worker yelled something awful
40:17
Speaker 2: at the President, like you're a pedophile protector, and why
40:20
Speaker 2: are you're protecting pedophiles? Something ridiculous, ugly moment, and the
40:25
Speaker 2: President actually gave him the finger. I know it's not presidential,
40:28
Speaker 2: you're not supposed to do that, but you know what
40:31
Speaker 2: he did it Well, Ford, you know, thought this was
40:36
Speaker 2: a horrible thing. They were televising this whole thing, cameras
40:41
Speaker 2: were rolling. They thought it was just awful for Ford.
40:43
Speaker 2: It made Ford look terrible. So they suspended the worker.
40:47
Speaker 2: And I don't think that's unfair. I think that would happen,
40:50
Speaker 2: you know if here at any iHeart or at any corporation,
40:54
Speaker 2: if you were having some big formal ceremony and an
40:57
Speaker 2: employee yelled out something awful and disrupted the ceremony. Well,
41:01
Speaker 2: they'd probably suspend you too. And if it were something
41:05
Speaker 2: where a big dignitary was coming and you disrupted it,
41:08
Speaker 2: I'm sure they would suspend you. And if the President
41:10
Speaker 2: of the United States and there's cameras rolling, of course
41:12
Speaker 2: they would suspend you. So it's not unfair. The United
41:18
Speaker 2: Auto Workers says it's reviewing the employee's suspension. But here's
41:22
Speaker 2: the interesting part. Democrats, crazy left wing people all over
41:25
Speaker 2: the country started two different go Fundme pages for the
41:30
Speaker 2: suspended worker and they've raised near nearly eight hundred thousand
41:34
Speaker 2: dollars eight hundred thousand, which is probably four or five
41:38
Speaker 2: years salary for this guy. It's actually a good way
41:42
Speaker 2: to get a lot of money out of democrats pockets,
41:44
Speaker 2: you know. And these go fundme pages. The wife of
41:48
Speaker 2: Renee Good got something like one point five million from
41:51
Speaker 2: these go fundme things. Just do something outrageous and these
41:55
Speaker 2: liberals will contribute like crazy. But we'll see what happens.
42:02
Speaker 2: And we'll see, now, is that a tip? There's no
42:06
Speaker 2: tax on tips. But we'll see if he ends up
42:09
Speaker 2: declaring that money or even taking it. Now, you know,
42:12
Speaker 2: Mark Kelly is the senator who started that crazy video
42:18
Speaker 2: about if you're given an illegal order, don't obey it,
42:22
Speaker 2: and what they called him the Insurrection five or the
42:26
Speaker 2: seditious the Seditious seven or whatever they were, those democrats
42:30
Speaker 2: on that video telling the military, if they think their
42:33
Speaker 2: orders illegal, not to obey. Well, Pete Hegseth has demoted
42:38
Speaker 2: Mark Kelly's former military but there's still a way you
42:41
Speaker 2: can demote him, and it does cut his pension a little.
42:47
Speaker 2: So Mark Kelly is now suing Pete Hegseath, he's suing
42:52
Speaker 2: the Defense Department. I guess attorneys have looked at this,
42:55
Speaker 2: I mean smart, great attorneys say he's got no case
42:58
Speaker 2: at all. He said Hexavis, attempting to punish a sitting
43:02
Speaker 2: member of the Senate committee for criticizing the president. Well,
43:05
Speaker 2: this is why you've got no case. It's not over
43:08
Speaker 2: criticizing a president. Everybody in Congress criticizes the president all
43:12
Speaker 2: day and night, so that's not unusual. This would be
43:15
Speaker 2: for creating seditious conditions. Now, the problem was, there are
43:21
Speaker 2: no illegal orders being given. There's never been a hint
43:24
Speaker 2: of any illegal orders being given. Even Kelly can't point
43:27
Speaker 2: to anything. So if you're putting out these propaganda videos
43:31
Speaker 2: urging military not to comply with orders they think might be,
43:35
Speaker 2: it's putting it in their head. It's creating this whole
43:38
Speaker 2: false climate that there might be illegal orders. So I
43:41
Speaker 2: can understand Hexas thinking, here, you got to stop this
43:44
Speaker 2: kind of seditious behavior. The lawsuit will go absolutely nowhere,
43:50
Speaker 2: got no chance at all. Do you have a Verizon phone?
43:52
Speaker 2: Did you go through this outage yesterday? One hundred and
43:55
Speaker 2: seventy thousand customers for twelve hours had no service in
43:59
Speaker 2: see Atlanta, New York, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, Washington, DC.
44:06
Speaker 2: You'd get that SOS. By the way, if you have
44:08
Speaker 2: an iPhone and you have no signal at all, you
44:12
Speaker 2: can still use this. There's a satellite feature. It's built
44:15
Speaker 2: in when you go to SOS mode. If it says
44:18
Speaker 2: SOS mode in an absolute emergency, that will go to
44:21
Speaker 2: a satellite and get your help if you need it.
44:24
Speaker 2: One reason to get an iPhone. But could you imagine
44:27
Speaker 2: your cell service goes out for twelve hours? What you'd
44:31
Speaker 2: have to go through, You'd have to actually talk to people,
44:34
Speaker 2: you'd have to actually not use your phone and just
44:37
Speaker 2: go through life looking at everything, talking to everything, not
44:42
Speaker 2: taking pictures, not reading, just enjoying life, just like people
44:46
Speaker 2: used to do years ago. It's hard to go back
44:48
Speaker 2: and think about that. If this were nineteen ninety two,
44:54
Speaker 2: well there were a few cell phones then, but all
44:56
Speaker 2: you could do is make a call on let's say
44:57
Speaker 2: was nineteen eighty seven, there was nobody else mobile phone.
45:01
Speaker 2: What the hell did you do all day? What did
45:04
Speaker 2: you do when you were on the train, or what
45:07
Speaker 2: did you do when you were waiting in the airport.
45:09
Speaker 2: I'm trying to well, I guess you had to bring
45:11
Speaker 2: stuff with You had to bring books, you had to
45:13
Speaker 2: bring magazines, which means you had to carry all this
45:17
Speaker 2: stuff around. But when you got home, what did you do? Well,
45:22
Speaker 2: you could watch TV. You could make some phone calls,
45:26
Speaker 2: but that was it. That was absolutely all you could do. Now,
45:31
Speaker 2: what if you're watching TV and they talked about something
45:33
Speaker 2: that was in you said, wow, I didn't know, let
45:35
Speaker 2: me go look that up. Now you just go right
45:37
Speaker 2: to the computer and google it. What did you do then? Well,
45:42
Speaker 2: I don't know what could you do? Maybe you had
45:43
Speaker 2: some books that would have it in there, but probably not.
45:45
Speaker 2: Probably Where would you go to a bookstore the next day?
45:47
Speaker 2: A library?
45:48
Speaker 7: What?
45:49
Speaker 2: There was nothing you could do? How did we live
45:51
Speaker 2: like that? How did we even do a radio show? Look?
45:54
Speaker 2: I got all these computers in front of me with
45:55
Speaker 2: everything out of them. How did we do anything back then?
46:00
Speaker 2: I really don't know how did we we? I guess
46:03
Speaker 2: we had newspapers stacked up, and every newsroom had a million,
46:06
Speaker 2: big huge books, all these almanacs and all these sort
46:10
Speaker 2: of things up there. Uh Zorin Mamdani talks to the
46:13
Speaker 2: president all the time, but he's still crazy. Mam Donnie
46:19
Speaker 2: uh lit'sten know him yelling and screaming at a rally
46:21
Speaker 2: about Tom Holman. It sounds like a reasonable guy doesn't
46:33
Speaker 2: eat now. Tom Holman was asked about Mamdannie.
46:36
Speaker 16: I have not met with the mayor in New York City.
46:38
Speaker 16: I did meet with the mayor, the prior mayor, Eric Adams,
46:41
Speaker 16: because he asked for me, So so we'll see what happens.
46:44
Speaker 16: I have not met with Mondonnnie. The only time I've
46:46
Speaker 16: ever seen heaven it's up in Albany, New York, before
46:49
Speaker 16: he ran from mayor, and he's screaming and yelling and
46:51
Speaker 16: fishing his way through state police. Try to get a
46:52
Speaker 16: moment with me, but I was too busy eating my
46:55
Speaker 16: app I'm and ignore him.
46:56
Speaker 2: No, I can't imagine if they met two guys more
46:59
Speaker 2: inc impatible, Mom Donnie, the young elitist left wing kook
47:04
Speaker 2: Ivy League, and the old lunch bucket upstate New York,
47:09
Speaker 2: Tom Holman, sort of a guy. So the President is
47:11
Speaker 2: threatening to cut funding for ICE Front for states if
47:17
Speaker 2: they fight ICE, if they don't follow the law. He's
47:20
Speaker 2: threatening to cut their funding if you try to be
47:23
Speaker 2: a sanctuary city.
47:24
Speaker 7: Additionally, starting February first, we're not making any payments to
47:28
Speaker 7: sanctuary cities or states having sanctuary cities because they do
47:33
Speaker 7: everything possible to protect criminals at the expense of American
47:36
Speaker 7: citizens and it breeds fraud and crime and all.
47:39
Speaker 2: Of the other problems that comes.
47:41
Speaker 7: So we're not making any payment to anybody that supports
47:44
Speaker 7: sanctuary cities.
47:46
Speaker 2: Some of that payment is locked in through congressionals, but
47:49
Speaker 2: a lot of it isn't, and it funds transit all
47:52
Speaker 2: sorts of stuff. Would that do to a city, Mam Donnie.
47:55
Speaker 17: Any cut in funding would have a significant impact on
47:59
Speaker 17: the city's a bit to not only fulfill the budget
48:01
Speaker 17: that it has today, but also to fulfill an agenda
48:04
Speaker 17: that would ensure that more New Yorkers can afford to
48:06
Speaker 17: stay in this city.
48:08
Speaker 2: Here's Hockel, this.
48:09
Speaker 1: Is just a threat to intimidate states like New York
48:13
Speaker 1: into bowing into submission.
48:15
Speaker 2: And that is something we'll never do. So I say this,
48:18
Speaker 2: you touch any more money from the State of New York,
48:20
Speaker 2: we'll see you in court. Oh my god, Now she's right.
48:25
Speaker 2: It is intimidation, trying to get her to bow. And yeah,
48:29
Speaker 2: what he's trying to get her to do is actually
48:31
Speaker 2: follow American law, enforce American laws. That's what he wants
48:35
Speaker 2: to do. Follow the law, enforce the law. She can
48:40
Speaker 2: go to court, she can sue. The top legal scholars
48:43
Speaker 2: of the world have all said the lawsuit would have
48:46
Speaker 2: absolutely no chance of succeeding. But does that stop mom, Donnie?
48:52
Speaker 17: Our values and our laws cannot be bargaining chips. I
48:57
Speaker 17: will always defend the city, every single person who calls
49:01
Speaker 17: the city home, even in the face of threats from
49:04
Speaker 17: the federal administration to withhold funds.
49:07
Speaker 2: Our values are loss. But the problem is it's the
49:09
Speaker 2: president wants the law enforced. It's Mom Donnie that wants
49:12
Speaker 2: the law ignored. You know, if they get into court,
49:14
Speaker 2: they might find out this whole sanctuary city thing is
49:17
Speaker 2: totally illegal. Sanctuary city sanctuary from the law is totally unconstitutional.
49:23
Speaker 2: So if I were them, I wouldn't try this. Hey,
49:27
Speaker 2: when we come back, we'll take some calls. Eight hundred
49:30
Speaker 2: three two one zero seven ten is the number. Eight
49:33
Speaker 2: hundred three two one zero seven ten.
49:37
Speaker 1: Give WR a bre said on the iHeartRadio app to
49:41
Speaker 1: hear mar Simone and all the WR hosts in an instance.
49:46
Speaker 1: Now back to the Marximon Show on wor.
49:52
Speaker 2: Hey, let's take some calls. Let's go to Bill in
49:54
Speaker 2: New Jersey. Bill, how you doing?
49:57
Speaker 14: Helloo?
49:58
Speaker 2: Mark?
49:59
Speaker 18: You know, I just Mandami belly aching about funding. We
50:02
Speaker 18: need this, we need that, we need money. Without it,
50:05
Speaker 18: we're going to collapse. And it reminds me of all
50:08
Speaker 18: in the Family Day's TV show when they're sang everybody
50:13
Speaker 18: pulled their weight, and back when I grew up, everybody
50:16
Speaker 18: pulled their weight. There were no bloodshucking people for the
50:19
Speaker 18: most part. But I'm thinking, how did all this happen?
50:22
Speaker 18: And I'm thinking about, you know, in the eighties, crack
50:25
Speaker 18: became very big, Cocaine became very big, and you had
50:30
Speaker 18: these crack moms having babies. Now they're thirty five, forty
50:33
Speaker 18: five years old. They don't work, they want a bloodshot,
50:36
Speaker 18: more money, and it comes down to give us more,
50:39
Speaker 18: give us more. What the hell happened?
50:42
Speaker 2: Mark, Well, it's a lot of things all at once.
50:44
Speaker 2: First of all, you had these universities that over the
50:46
Speaker 2: last few decades became so left wing. They became these
50:50
Speaker 2: socialist and doctrination camps. Then you had fake news just
50:55
Speaker 2: get more and more and more corrupt, covering everything up.
50:58
Speaker 2: And then you had the Democrats. The parties shift from
51:01
Speaker 2: you know, the party of the working class to uh,
51:04
Speaker 2: let's get everybody on marijuana, on weed, let's get everybody
51:07
Speaker 2: on welfare, Let's get everybody on government programs. That way,
51:11
Speaker 2: they'll be obligated to us, they'll vote for us. It
51:13
Speaker 2: was just all this stuff coming together. How do you
51:15
Speaker 2: fix it? I don't know. I mean, can you imagine
51:18
Speaker 2: if Donald Trump wasn't there, this tough street fighter battling this.
51:22
Speaker 2: Imagine if you had a tame, mild politician trying to
51:25
Speaker 2: fight this. Let's go to Pete and Marlborough Pete. How
51:29
Speaker 2: you doing.
51:30
Speaker 13: I'm doing well, Mark.
51:32
Speaker 9: I have a question.
51:34
Speaker 13: All these people Letitia James call me, when are they
51:38
Speaker 13: going to be prosecuted? I don't understand, or when are
51:41
Speaker 13: they going to go to trial? They keep on delaying this,
51:43
Speaker 13: and you know, I'm sure frustrated with BONDI.
51:48
Speaker 2: Well, I don't think it's the problem with Letitia James.
51:52
Speaker 2: They keep going in these left wing courts and they
51:53
Speaker 2: don't delay. The case gets tossed out, so they keep
51:56
Speaker 2: looking at other cases they're trying. It's not easy, you know,
51:59
Speaker 2: It's it's a pretty slanted legal system too. Call me
52:03
Speaker 2: definitely a slimy guy, but you're right, so far they
52:09
Speaker 2: haven't actually made any progress on any of these. Let's
52:12
Speaker 2: go to John in New York. John, how you doing?
52:16
Speaker 9: Hey?
52:16
Speaker 2: Mark?
52:17
Speaker 9: A quick question. You know, I'm a Trump supporter, as
52:19
Speaker 9: you know, and I just I how did I know that? Well?
52:24
Speaker 9: I am question why did President Trump put his name
52:29
Speaker 9: on the Kennedy Center. I mean, I'm with Trump on
52:32
Speaker 9: ninety nine percent of the issues, but I don't agree
52:34
Speaker 9: with slapping your name a sitting president.
52:36
Speaker 2: Well, he didn't do it. He didn't do it. The
52:38
Speaker 2: Board of the Kennedy Center voted to do it. Now,
52:40
Speaker 2: it's mostly a frenzy as who were appointed to the board.
52:43
Speaker 2: But I think one reason they wanted to do it
52:46
Speaker 2: was they didn't realize this until they got there. The
52:49
Speaker 2: Kennedy Center was in total disrepair, crumbling, the building in
52:53
Speaker 2: total decay. Trump came in and fixed it, turned it around.
52:56
Speaker 2: That's why they wanted to do that for him. Does
52:59
Speaker 2: that help care? All right? Thank you?
53:01
Speaker 9: Mark? OK.
53:02
Speaker 2: So, it's a little ob noxious to go put your
53:04
Speaker 2: name on everything, but that's Trump. He's been doing it
53:09
Speaker 2: all his life. Every building was Trump Tower, Trump Palace,
53:12
Speaker 2: Trump this, Trump that. It's a little ob noxious, but
53:15
Speaker 2: it's it's the Trump style. Well, let's go to Bob
53:18
Speaker 2: in Montvale, New Jersey. Bob, how you doing hanging in there?
53:22
Speaker 3: Mark Banks? You know this Lakewood School District story? We'll
53:27
Speaker 3: never make you know News twelve at a Bergen Record.
53:30
Speaker 2: What story you're talking about?
53:34
Speaker 3: Lakewood School System was taken over by Phil Murphy today
53:38
Speaker 3: because they're bankrupt now in New Jersey here fifty.
53:43
Speaker 2: I hate to break it to you, this is not
53:45
Speaker 2: the most exciting story. That's why it doesn't get too
53:47
Speaker 2: much publicity.
53:48
Speaker 3: Well, it will be in New Jersey when we pay
53:50
Speaker 3: the tax.
53:52
Speaker 2: Well, all right, but you know there might be something
53:53
Speaker 2: going on in Ice Loup Long Island. That's a big
53:55
Speaker 2: thing there, but it's not going to be a big story.
54:01
Speaker 2: Oh did he hang up? He hung up? He don't.
54:03
Speaker 2: Don't I hurt your feelings. I don't mean it. It's
54:06
Speaker 2: just you know, in the newspaper, in the newsroom of
54:09
Speaker 2: the TV network, they have these editorial board meetings where
54:12
Speaker 2: you're come in and you pitch stories. And when you
54:16
Speaker 2: pitch this, the room does not light up at the
54:18
Speaker 2: thought of this story. It's not that exciting. Let's go
54:21
Speaker 2: to Lou and Queen's Lou, how you doing?
54:24
Speaker 1: And Mark?
54:24
Speaker 14: I think I love Steve Moore. I mean I agree
54:27
Speaker 14: with his economic opinions on a lot of stuff. You know,
54:31
Speaker 14: I think you and I are right. I think the
54:33
Speaker 14: credit card company should have a cap on their interest rates,
54:37
Speaker 14: which are.
54:39
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I mean that's my But what the hell
54:41
Speaker 2: do I know? I mean, Steve Moore than more of
54:42
Speaker 2: an expert on this. You could put a cap and
54:46
Speaker 2: on how much interest they can charge. But then what
54:48
Speaker 2: that would mean The effect would be they wouldn't give
54:51
Speaker 2: credit cards to a lot of people, a lot less
54:54
Speaker 2: people would be able to get a credit card and
54:56
Speaker 2: would have a bad effect on us if mostly the
55:00
Speaker 2: lower and lower income people that couldn't get a credit card,
55:04
Speaker 2: and it would have a negative effect. So again we're
55:06
Speaker 2: not expert. Steve Moore actually is can do all the
55:09
Speaker 2: big calculations on this. Hey, when we come back, Jimmy
55:12
Speaker 2: Fayla will be with us. One of our favorite moments
55:14
Speaker 2: of the week, Jimmy Fayla every Thursday. We'll talk to
55:17
Speaker 2: him next on seven to ten wor welcome back to
55:22
Speaker 2: the Mark Simone Show. Well, hey, we got a big
55:27
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55:30
Speaker 2: He's on WR nine to midnight every weeknight. Listen to
55:34
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55:37
Speaker 2: a very interesting. And don't forget Saturday nights at ten.
55:40
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55:43
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55:46
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55:49
Speaker 2: weeknight nine o'clock on WR, Jimmy Fayla, How you doing.
55:54
Speaker 2: I'm good?
55:55
Speaker 9: You know.
55:55
Speaker 3: I just had Tom Homan on the show two days
55:57
Speaker 3: ago with the Secret Service, and he was in my
56:01
Speaker 3: studio right here, and I had tried to give him
56:04
Speaker 3: a list of American citizens I'm trying to deport and
56:07
Speaker 3: he would not take it. I'm disappointed to say.
56:10
Speaker 2: Well he did. You. You know, it's a big thing.
56:14
Speaker 2: Whenever you interviewed Tom Holman trying to get him to laugh,
56:16
Speaker 2: nobody's been able to do it so far. Were you?
56:18
Speaker 14: Oh, I know, that's what I'm going to tell you.
56:20
Speaker 3: I get laughs out of him here and there because
56:23
Speaker 3: I asked him silly questions and he'll give you a
56:26
Speaker 3: little something. But you're right, he's a very intense guy. Yeah, everybody.
56:31
Speaker 3: I said this on the show. Though he has deported
56:33
Speaker 3: so many people that the eighties Bad Foreigner changed their
56:36
Speaker 3: name to citizens.
56:39
Speaker 2: But as a great comedian, you would not want him
56:41
Speaker 2: in the front row, would you.
56:44
Speaker 3: Well, you wouldn't want him in the kitchen either.
56:46
Speaker 2: The way staff will get a little nervous. So, hey,
56:52
Speaker 2: we're talking about this. Before the Democratic Party was the
56:54
Speaker 2: party of the working class. You thought of the symbol
56:57
Speaker 2: of them would be the lunch bucket, the hardhead. Now
56:59
Speaker 2: it's it's the party of people that don't work with
57:02
Speaker 2: nose rings and pink hair. How did this happen?
57:06
Speaker 3: It really is crazy how it is morphed into what
57:11
Speaker 3: it is now, because you're right, they used to stand
57:13
Speaker 3: up for small businesses. Now they burned them.
57:15
Speaker 14: Down if something goes wrong in their.
57:18
Speaker 3: Town, which is not the way to do things. And
57:20
Speaker 3: it's angry white women. That's who they really are. It's
57:23
Speaker 3: the party of angry white women with too much free
57:26
Speaker 3: time on their hands. That's why I'm serious. When you
57:29
Speaker 3: watch all those protest videos, who's out there screaming at Ice?
57:33
Speaker 3: It's your crazy ant. You never got married and had
57:36
Speaker 3: kids and probably needs an extra cat, so she stops
57:39
Speaker 3: calling ICE agents the Gestapo. And I think that's the
57:42
Speaker 3: biggest challenge right now. It's like America is having its
57:45
Speaker 3: Thanksgiving in the streets every day instead of in that
57:48
Speaker 3: living room once a year where we had these arguments.
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Speaker 2: Yeah you would, we had angry liberals, but now it's
57:53
Speaker 2: like spoiled brat liberals who would have the nerve to
57:57
Speaker 2: drive their car into a police car.
58:00
Speaker 3: Who would have that kind of nerve, Yeah, yeah, that
58:02
Speaker 3: is bananas. And the fact that they're trying to frame
58:05
Speaker 3: this through a lens where that isn't a factor. You know,
58:10
Speaker 3: they're trying to tell you like, that shouldn't be a
58:12
Speaker 3: factor here, like the agent should have known. I'm like, hey,
58:15
Speaker 3: you stand in front of a car when somebody steps
58:17
Speaker 3: on the gas. You know you got millions of a second.
58:20
Speaker 3: The guy got a hit.
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Speaker 14: You know, it's crazy.
58:22
Speaker 3: But that's where they're losing the room. You see, what
58:25
Speaker 3: we feel as guys who cover media is we see
58:27
Speaker 3: so much of this that you feel like this must
58:30
Speaker 3: be half the country, but it's really not. It's you know,
58:33
Speaker 3: the squeaky wheel gets the most grief. So it's always
58:36
Speaker 3: these crazy people and the ones getting paid. And you
58:39
Speaker 3: know this as a New Yorker, it's the same people
58:42
Speaker 3: at every protest. You know, when I'm out on Sixth Avenue,
58:45
Speaker 3: the Free Palestine guy is the you know, the climate
58:49
Speaker 3: change guy is the anti side, Okay, and in all
58:52
Speaker 3: five instances, that guy is usually wearing high heels.
58:55
Speaker 2: Yeah. So yeah, let's say you're driving the police the
58:59
Speaker 2: lights one they're going to pull you over. Maybe it's
59:02
Speaker 2: a I'm gonna get mad, I'm gonna argue, maybe, but
59:06
Speaker 2: would you have the nerve to turn your car around?
59:08
Speaker 2: You know what I'll drive right into his car. I'll
59:10
Speaker 2: smash his car first. That takes all a lot of its.
59:14
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're right, that's insane to me. Like I will
59:16
Speaker 3: tell you this, when I was driving a taxi. You
59:20
Speaker 3: go to taxi school for real to get licensed. Do
59:23
Speaker 3: you take a task and they kind of walk you
59:25
Speaker 3: through the ins and outs you need to know about
59:27
Speaker 3: the meter and stuff like that, And they give you
59:29
Speaker 3: a lecture about getting pulled over by the cops and
59:32
Speaker 3: they say, just understand. You know you're gonna get pulled
59:33
Speaker 3: over a lot on this job. Just stay calm, yes
59:37
Speaker 3: or no, sir. You know, when you get pulled over
59:39
Speaker 3: by a cop, they're like, the odds of something bad
59:40
Speaker 3: happening to you are zero unless you get.
59:43
Speaker 9: Into it with the cop.
59:44
Speaker 3: And you've got to acknowledge that the odds change every
59:48
Speaker 3: time you do something physical. And that's what they're trying
59:51
Speaker 3: to pretend is irrelevant in this case out in Minneapolis,
59:54
Speaker 3: is you know, will the cops should just know? And
59:57
Speaker 3: that's not how this that's some of us work.
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Speaker 2: Man.
59:58
Speaker 3: So I'm with you, and I think the country is
1:00:01
Speaker 3: with us. I actually I actually feel better about this
1:00:04
Speaker 3: than most people do because I think the average person
1:00:06
Speaker 3: is looking at these protests, you know, just like, who
1:00:08
Speaker 3: are these losers? You know, it's like you're sending the
1:00:12
Speaker 3: wrong people. I always say this about them. I'm conservative,
1:00:14
Speaker 3: I'm you know, the pro life crowd.
1:00:16
Speaker 14: They send too many of my.
1:00:18
Speaker 3: Fat cousins who wear fanny packs. Okay, they don't make
1:00:21
Speaker 3: life look that exciting.
1:00:23
Speaker 12: I think you gotta.
1:00:24
Speaker 3: I think the pro life crowd needs to bring out
1:00:25
Speaker 3: some better looking people who look like they're having fun.
1:00:28
Speaker 3: You know, give my cousins the weekend off.
1:00:31
Speaker 2: Well, hey, Jimmy fayalis on every night nine to midnight
1:00:34
Speaker 2: right here on WR and he does the best Saturday
1:00:38
Speaker 2: night show Fox News Channel ten o'clock Saturday nights. I
1:00:40
Speaker 2: was waiting to watch you one Saturday night. It was
1:00:43
Speaker 2: two weeks ago, and that's all a sudden they captured
1:00:45
Speaker 2: Maduro and you weren't there. Well, you probably had a
1:00:48
Speaker 2: whole show ready to go. That must drive you nuts.
1:00:52
Speaker 2: We were ready. Yeah.
1:00:54
Speaker 12: You know.
1:00:54
Speaker 3: The thing is we get bumped probably like twice a
1:00:57
Speaker 3: year because Trump likes to do his attacks on Saturday, like,
1:01:00
Speaker 3: and they blew up a ran. That was the other
1:01:02
Speaker 3: time we got on. So yeah, if you turn on
1:01:05
Speaker 3: the TV on Saturday night. You don't see me, it
1:01:08
Speaker 3: means somebody has been bombed or captured. That's how it works,
1:01:12
Speaker 3: and that is what happened with the Medua one.
1:01:15
Speaker 12: But I laughed.
1:01:16
Speaker 3: Did you know the track suit that he was wearing
1:01:18
Speaker 3: that they changed him into sold out online?
1:01:22
Speaker 2: That is good. Well, it didn't look like it looked
1:01:26
Speaker 2: like a dictator capture kind of tracksuit. It didn't. It
1:01:29
Speaker 2: looked like a prison jumpsuit. It didn't look like a
1:01:31
Speaker 2: great tracksuit.
1:01:33
Speaker 3: Well, well, he was in a gray Nike track suit
1:01:36
Speaker 3: and apparently because it was in so many means, people
1:01:39
Speaker 3: actually went out and bought it and it sold out.
1:01:42
Speaker 14: We tried to.
1:01:43
Speaker 3: Get one for my show last week because I was
1:01:45
Speaker 3: gonna wear one on the air the night he got captured,
1:01:48
Speaker 3: and we couldn't get when they said it sold out online,
1:01:51
Speaker 3: like immediately.
1:01:52
Speaker 12: First we had the Air Jordan, Now we have the
1:01:54
Speaker 12: Air Maduro.
1:01:55
Speaker 14: Who knew?
1:01:56
Speaker 3: Who knew?
1:01:58
Speaker 2: Hey, Jimmy Taylor. The New York Giants looks like they're
1:02:00
Speaker 2: very close to signing John Harbau the coach. Didn't this
1:02:03
Speaker 2: guy just get fired? Why would you want to guy?
1:02:05
Speaker 2: It just got fired from a team.
1:02:08
Speaker 3: Well, he's, well, I don't know if you've been following
1:02:10
Speaker 3: the Giants, we'll well, we take we take pretty much anybody.
1:02:15
Speaker 9: Uh.
1:02:16
Speaker 12: You know, if the.
1:02:17
Speaker 3: Giants were a cruise ship, they'd hire the captain of
1:02:20
Speaker 3: the Titanic the way things have been going lately. But
1:02:24
Speaker 3: the truth is he's a big name coach who brings
1:02:27
Speaker 3: a lot of intensity and attention back to the franchise,
1:02:31
Speaker 3: and a lot of times when teams make that move,
1:02:33
Speaker 3: it reinvigorates the fan base. I mean, you think of
1:02:36
Speaker 3: the Giants right now when you watch those games, Mark
1:02:38
Speaker 3: the stands look empty, but it's because everybody's on the
1:02:41
Speaker 3: roof of the stadium threatening to jump. Okay, this this
1:02:45
Speaker 3: will keep people in the seats watching football.
1:02:47
Speaker 2: So I'm excited. All right, that's a pretty good answer.
1:02:50
Speaker 2: I didn't think about that. You're a revenue wise, it'd
1:02:52
Speaker 2: be very good. So hey, tonight, nine o'clock on w R.
1:02:56
Speaker 2: Who do you have on tonight?
1:02:58
Speaker 3: Oh? We got a good one tonight. So Jebra Leah,
1:03:01
Speaker 3: who is just at the Trump White House for that
1:03:03
Speaker 3: big bill signing the abandoned men from competing against women.
1:03:07
Speaker 3: She's gonna be in the studio. Congressman Andy Biggs. It's
1:03:10
Speaker 3: gonna get a little rowdy. That's my only promise. Things
1:03:13
Speaker 3: have calmed down since Tom Holman and the Secret Service left,
1:03:15
Speaker 3: so we're gonna get back to normal. We don't have
1:03:17
Speaker 3: to hide our drugs anymore now that they're gone.
1:03:20
Speaker 2: Well, listen to Jimmy Fayler tonight nine to midnight, every weeknight,
1:03:24
Speaker 2: nine to midnight, seven to ten w R. And make
1:03:26
Speaker 2: sure you watch the Saturday show on Fox. It's excellent
1:03:29
Speaker 2: ten o'clock every Saturday night. Great work, Jimmy Fayla, Thanks
1:03:33
Speaker 2: for being with us. You're the best buddy. See you, Mark,
1:03:36
Speaker 2: all right, take care. Yeah, make sure you hear that
1:03:39
Speaker 2: show tonight nine to midnight. You'll love it. And then
1:03:41
Speaker 2: don't forget at noon it's Buck and Clay. And then
1:03:45
Speaker 2: three o'clock. You got the most listened to radio show
1:03:48
Speaker 2: in America. Sean Hannity got Jesse Kelly at six. I'm
1:03:52
Speaker 2: here every day ten to noon on seven to ten
1:03:55
Speaker 2: WR here for New York. Here's more.
1:03:58
Speaker 1: Mark Simone on sevenen woar.
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Speaker 2: Well, hey, it looks like Giants are going to sign
1:04:07
Speaker 2: John Harbaugh. It looks closer and closer and closer. It
1:04:11
Speaker 2: would be an eye popping five year contract at twenty
1:04:16
Speaker 2: million a year, one hundred million dollar contract. That would
1:04:20
Speaker 2: put him and the very very very top salary of
1:04:24
Speaker 2: NFL coaches. I think Andy Reid of Kansas City, Sean
1:04:30
Speaker 2: Payton Denver, I think those are the only other ones
1:04:32
Speaker 2: at that level. Twenty million a year. You got to
1:04:35
Speaker 2: give this guy credit, Harbo just I mean, for a
1:04:37
Speaker 2: guy that just got fired, that's a pretty good deal.
1:04:41
Speaker 2: That's a probably would love to sit in. It was
1:04:43
Speaker 2: a job interview today or was it yesterday? He came
1:04:46
Speaker 2: to meet with the Giants. All the owners were there,
1:04:49
Speaker 2: Steve Tish and John Merra and Chris Merra, and they
1:04:54
Speaker 2: had a long job interview. I don't know how that goes.
1:04:57
Speaker 2: You know, usually they'll say, why do you lead your
1:05:00
Speaker 2: why'd you leave your previous job? Well, they threw me
1:05:04
Speaker 2: the hell out. I was fired. So that doesn't sound
1:05:07
Speaker 2: like a great job interview. But I think Jimmy Fayala
1:05:10
Speaker 2: is right. They just feel even if it's not going
1:05:12
Speaker 2: to be the greatest coach, even if it wasn't great
1:05:15
Speaker 2: for the Ravens, it's great for them and it's a
1:05:19
Speaker 2: big name. It'll fill the seats, it'll bring them attention, revenue,
1:05:24
Speaker 2: and you know, sometimes a guy gets fired and he's
1:05:27
Speaker 2: not the greatest in the world, but he's still better
1:05:29
Speaker 2: whenever you got so it looks like he will be
1:05:32
Speaker 2: the coach. He'll sign it pretty soon. Hey, tomorrow sunset
1:05:37
Speaker 2: will be after five pm. That's the first day that's
1:05:40
Speaker 2: happened in a long time, many many couple of months.
1:05:43
Speaker 2: So the days are getting longer. First sunset after five tomorrow,
1:05:48
Speaker 2: where out of time. I'll be back tomorrow ten to noon,
1:05:51
Speaker 2: see you then, thanks for everything. Seven to ten wo