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Mark's 10am Monologue. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: This is seven or boy, the Mark Simoon Show starts now.
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Speaker 2: Well, first, the snow of the year. Not here Manhattan,
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Speaker 2: wouldn't dare snow here looks very nice out actually cloudy
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Speaker 2: but dry. But around the Tri State area you'll see
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Speaker 2: some snow here and there, and upstate, you know those
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Speaker 2: crazy people that live way up there. Way. I shouldn't
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Speaker 2: say that. We have people listening up there, but if
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Speaker 2: you live in Buffalo, I don't know how the hell
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Speaker 2: you do it with that two feet of snow every
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Speaker 2: two seconds. A lot to get to today. We'll get
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Speaker 2: to Kombi and Tis James, We'll get to Matt Lower,
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Speaker 2: We'll get to we'll get to the casinos. We'll get
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Speaker 2: to a plenty to talk about today. You're in a
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Speaker 2: very strange era. We've never seen anything like this before.
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Speaker 2: Been going on for ten years. It gets worse and
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Speaker 2: worse and worse. And it all started with Donald Trump
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Speaker 2: coming down that escalator, and for whatever reason, the fake
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Speaker 2: news decided they could just just take the gloves off
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Speaker 2: and really go after him. You know, the media was
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Speaker 2: always a little slanted. You go back and you watch
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Speaker 2: Dan rather years ago. It was slanted. Even our old
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Speaker 2: friend Walter Cronkite. But slanted meant you use a rougher
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Speaker 2: adjective when you were talking about the Republican than the Democrat.
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Speaker 2: It didn't mean you'd out and out just run fake news.
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Speaker 2: That started with well, actually, give Dan Rather credit. It
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Speaker 2: actually started with Bush. They made up that whole fake
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Speaker 2: thing about him going a wall and the National Guard
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Speaker 2: wasn't true. They made up that whole fake Haliburton scandal
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Speaker 2: with Dick Cheney. So that was the real beginning of
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Speaker 2: real fake news. But it was only done then when
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Speaker 2: they had it to it. You know, once or twice
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Speaker 2: every year they would come up with a fake news
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Speaker 2: story and push it. Now it's every day. They've decided,
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Speaker 2: in their crazy minds spit their trumped arrangement syndrome, that
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Speaker 2: they're justified in breaking all the rules, throwing away all rules,
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Speaker 2: all standards. There's no standards anymore. You know, once in
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Speaker 2: a while you'd get an anonymous source, a deep throat,
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Speaker 2: but the deep throat was like the number two guy
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Speaker 2: at the FBI who had access to all the information.
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Speaker 2: But now the anonymous sources anybody, So you get all
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Speaker 2: this fake news. You've been reading stories in the New
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Speaker 2: York Times for the last week about how Trump's health
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Speaker 2: is in real question. He is showing signs of fatigue,
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Speaker 2: He's unable to stay awake, he's unable to work, and
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Speaker 2: none of this is true. It's just total fake nonsense.
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Speaker 2: So instead of a deep throat source where it's the
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Speaker 2: number two guy at the FBI, who's right there in
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Speaker 2: the job, see and everything, what they do is they'll
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Speaker 2: talk to the New York Times reporter will call somebody
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Speaker 2: not at the White House, but somebody that was in
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Speaker 2: the Obama White House or the Biden White House and
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Speaker 2: obviously hates Trump, and they'll say, are you hearing what
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Speaker 2: I'm hearing about the fatigue the president not able to
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Speaker 2: do is job? And then they'll say, yeah, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 2: I've heard that. Now it's somebody who has absolutely no
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Speaker 2: direct knowledge of anything, but it's enough for the New
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Speaker 2: York Times reporter to put sources. I talk to, my
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Speaker 2: sources tell me that. So it's total nonsense. They're even
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Speaker 2: using the worst people in the world, the lowest people
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Speaker 2: on earth, Michael Wolf, people like that who've been printing
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Speaker 2: the most fake, false nonsense for years, but in their
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Speaker 2: crazy hatred of Trump, this deranged hatred of Trump. They
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Speaker 2: feel they're justified whatever they have to do to get
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Speaker 2: this guy. So you've seen all the New York Times
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Speaker 2: stories about how the fatigue is unbelievable. Trump is just
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Speaker 2: unable to work. It can't work very much. He's just
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Speaker 2: barely coming into the office. Well, they finally released the
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Speaker 2: actual White House logs, believe it or not, their logs,
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Speaker 2: Secret Service logs, white House logs that keep track of
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Speaker 2: where the president is and what he's doing. Twenty four
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Speaker 2: to seven. Well, the log show he's been working twelve
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Speaker 2: hour days in the Oval office, twelve hour days in
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Speaker 2: the Oval Office, and then when he's out of the
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Speaker 2: Oval office, if he's in the dining room of the residents,
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Speaker 2: he's making phone calls, texting. So he's just working NonStop,
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Speaker 2: day and night. Nobody's no president's ever kept up this
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Speaker 2: kind of schedule. So the New York Times stuff was
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Speaker 2: total nonsense. Even this media Heite, which everybody gets a
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Speaker 2: kick out of reading media Heite, but mediaite is the
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Speaker 2: most left wing slanted thing in the world. So they've
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Speaker 2: been started all week. Media It's been talking about how
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Speaker 2: how fatigued the president is. He can barely show up.
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Speaker 2: He can barely stay awake. Now, look at the media
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Speaker 2: Media Height headline from last night. Trump fires off over
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Speaker 2: one hundred and sixty truth social posts in frenetic late
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Speaker 2: night blitz. I thought he couldn't stay awake. I thought
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Speaker 2: he was dozing off. I mean sometimes I start posting
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Speaker 2: a lot. You know, one night, you have nothing to do,
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Speaker 2: you're posting tweeting. But have you ever done one hundred
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Speaker 2: and sixty in one night? From seven pm to nearly midnight?
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Speaker 2: The President reposted an endless stream of clips. Well, you
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Speaker 2: got to have a lot of energy to post one
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Speaker 2: hundred and sixty posts in a few hours. That's pretty
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Speaker 2: good on his part. So then remember the MRI, this
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Speaker 2: very suspicious MRI. The President went to Walter Reed for
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Speaker 2: the annual physical. You know, when you go to Walter
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Speaker 2: Reed and you're the president, you don't go to the
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Speaker 2: regular Walter Read hospital. They have a special presidential wing
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Speaker 2: just for the president. You got like four thousand doctors
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Speaker 2: standing there waiting to take care of you. So when
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Speaker 2: you get a physical, if a doctor wants to really
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Speaker 2: be thorough, I'll send you for a cat scan. He'll
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Speaker 2: send you for this test just to be sure, just
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Speaker 2: to be sure. But when it's Walter reed and you
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Speaker 2: got one hundred doctors standing there with nothing to do
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Speaker 2: but wait on you, I'll send you for everything. And
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Speaker 2: a cat scan ye all. At times, if you're older
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Speaker 2: and they want to check your heart, they'll do that
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Speaker 2: what do you call it? Echo cardiogram and then check
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Speaker 2: your arteries to see how your circulation is. You know
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Speaker 2: they do. You could do a cat scan, but if
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Speaker 2: you want to really be detailed, see even deeper, you
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Speaker 2: use an MRI. And that's what they did with the president. Apparently,
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Speaker 2: Well for two weeks now, the fake news is this MRI.
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Speaker 2: Why won't he release this MRI? What was in that MRI?
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Speaker 2: What did it show that he can't release it? Absolutely nothing?
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Speaker 2: They released it yesterday. Doctors explained that at his age,
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Speaker 2: he's seventy nine. Hey, also it's the president the United States.
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Speaker 2: You don't want to make a mistake. This could be
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Speaker 2: blockage or something that wouldn't show in the cat scan
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Speaker 2: but would show in the MRI. So they just just
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Speaker 2: to be safe, just preventative, just to be overly cautious.
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Speaker 2: They did an MRI. It showed absolutely nothing. They released
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Speaker 2: it every network has had their doctors look at it.
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Speaker 2: They said, he's fine, there's absolutely nothing in there. So again,
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Speaker 2: you're just going to be bombarded every day with fake scandals.
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Speaker 2: Now what they do is they launch a whole fake
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Speaker 2: attack on the president. They try it, they push it,
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Speaker 2: they push it, they push it. Then they democrats, poll it,
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Speaker 2: focus group it. If it's not working, they drop it.
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Speaker 2: You will notice that for the last week you have
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Speaker 2: never heard the name Jeffrey Epstein. You notice for a
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Speaker 2: week you haven't heard about Jeffrey Epstein. This is all
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Speaker 2: you heard about day and night from the fake news
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Speaker 2: for one week, they haven't mentioned them. Why is that, Well,
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Speaker 2: they focused scripted. It wasn't working, it wasn't registering. Nobody
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Speaker 2: cared about Jeffrey Epstein. Nobody thought that Donald Trump had
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Speaker 2: anything to do with Jeffrey Epstein. So you notice had
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Speaker 2: been no mention of it. They'll try it again, you know,
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Speaker 2: they always bring these things back and try them again.
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Speaker 2: So they've been trying this Mark Kelly thing, This awful
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Speaker 2: guy Mark Kelly, who uh is the one that came out.
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Speaker 2: If you get an illegal order, you can refuse it.
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Speaker 2: We'll have your back. If you get an illegal order.
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Speaker 2: There's no such thing as any illegal orders in the
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Speaker 2: Trump administration. There's never been a hint of this. Nobody's
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Speaker 2: ever even suggested there's illegal orders. But if you put
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Speaker 2: out these videos, it creates this atmosphere there's illegal orders.
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Speaker 2: It's as if it's as if you put out a
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Speaker 2: video all over the internet thing. If you've been sexually
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Speaker 2: assaulted by Mark Kelly, call the police immediately. Now there's
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Speaker 2: no hint that he's ever done such a thing. I
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Speaker 2: don't think he's ever done such a thing. Nobody suspects
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Speaker 2: he's done this. But if all of a sudden, you've
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Speaker 2: seen videos everywhere, if you've been sexually assaulted by Mark Kelly,
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Speaker 2: well you'd start to think, maybe there's something wrong with this.
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Speaker 2: So it's just a whole fake thing, and the fake
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Speaker 2: news is backing it up. Now they'll do it for
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Speaker 2: another couple of days, then they'll focus group, are tested.
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Speaker 2: If it's not registering, they'll get rid of it. And
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Speaker 2: this Mark Kelly, he's not a great looking guy. He
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Speaker 2: looks kind of annoying. He's not a very pleasant looking guy.
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Speaker 2: There was Talkahim as a vice presidential candidate for Kamala
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Speaker 2: Harris he was on that list, but he doesn't look
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Speaker 2: the part. Tim Waltz is not exactly George Clooney, but
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Speaker 2: he's a happy looking guy. He's a fun looking guy.
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Speaker 2: You look at him, you kind of smile until you
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Speaker 2: get to know him. But Mark Kelly just looks like
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Speaker 2: a nasty high school principal type of a guy. He
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Speaker 2: was an astronaut and he was in the military. Believe
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Speaker 2: or not, he was on our side, but he was
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Speaker 2: in the military, so that's good. He was in combat.
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Speaker 2: That's impressive. And astronaut, that's impressive. Although he doesn't look
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Speaker 2: like Major Nelson on idriam Ajinie. He doesn't have any
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Speaker 2: charm to him. Even John Glenn was kind of a
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Speaker 2: it was a charming nice guy. Not Mark Kelly. But
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Speaker 2: he loves to bring up that military experience. He goes
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Speaker 2: after the illegal orders Venezuela Pete Hegzeth. They blew up
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Speaker 2: a drug cartel boat filled with drugs and then they
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Speaker 2: fired a second shot that killed VORs who were getting
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Speaker 2: off the boat. This is Kelly's big thing.
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Speaker 1: And you know somebody who has sunk two ships myself
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Speaker 1: that folks in the military.
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Speaker 2: That's that's like John Kerry used to do that. You know,
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Speaker 2: when all these people are on the panel debating a
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Speaker 2: military thing, what do they know. They're TV anchors, they're
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Speaker 2: talking heads. But when you can say, hey, when I
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Speaker 2: shot down a plane, when I did so, it's supposed
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Speaker 2: to impress you.
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Speaker 1: You know, somebody who has sunk two ships?
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Speaker 2: Myself that uh, okay, it's good. I never sunk a ship,
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Speaker 2: but so that's pretty impressive. But it's somebody who has
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Speaker 2: sunk two ships. You know, if you were in the
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Speaker 2: war for all that time, it's not You're not exactly
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Speaker 2: General Patton. You're not exactly one of the great heroes
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Speaker 2: of our military who sunk two hundred ships. I sunk
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Speaker 2: two ships. It's more that's more like kind of Michael's
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Speaker 2: Navy kind of stuff.
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Speaker 1: But okay, folks in the military need to understand, you know,
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Speaker 1: the law to see the Geneva Conventions. If there were,
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Speaker 1: in fact, as reported, you know, survivors clinging to a
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Speaker 1: damaged vessel, that that could be you know, over a line.
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Speaker 1: I hope it's not the case.
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Speaker 2: He hopes, He really hopes it's not the case. This
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Speaker 2: guy is praying every night it's the case. He would
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Speaker 2: do anything for it to be. Now, the problem is
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Speaker 2: they're going to keep pushing this story about they blew up. Now,
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Speaker 2: first of all, everybody, normal people, like if there's a
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Speaker 2: drug cartel ship filled with fentanyl that it got blown up.
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Speaker 2: You ever watched Breaking Bad, the awful cartel people, those
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Speaker 2: disgusting people. You just wish a bomb would hit them
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Speaker 2: and kill them all, get rid of this cartel. But
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Speaker 2: that's what the president is doing, blowing up the cartel,
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Speaker 2: their ships, their drugs, the people in the cartel, just
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Speaker 2: blowing them up one by one. Remember, every time you
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Speaker 2: hit the ship, it's not just that you killed these people.
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Speaker 2: That ship probably had enough drugs on it, fentanyl, you know,
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Speaker 2: all that stuff probably worth fifty sixty seventy million dollars.
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Speaker 2: You're doing incredible economic damage every time you blow up
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Speaker 2: the ship. Now, when you blow up the ship, I
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Speaker 2: would assume if you got the okay to fly over
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Speaker 2: the ship, drop bombs and blow it up, it's assumed
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Speaker 2: you're killing everybody on the ship. If that's a little
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Speaker 2: ship and you've got these big aircraft dropping massive bombs.
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Speaker 2: You've seen the video right where they just blow the
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Speaker 2: whole thing out of the water. You could pretty much
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Speaker 2: assume you're gonna kill everybody on that ship. So I
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Speaker 2: think this is the problem they're going to have as
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Speaker 2: they try to push this story on people. Most people
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Speaker 2: like me are gonna say, well, the reason they were
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Speaker 2: there is to blow up the ship and kill everybody.
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Speaker 2: What's the difference if they fired a second shot. I
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Speaker 2: mean when they hit those Iran nuclear reactors, if you watch,
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Speaker 2: it wasn't one shot. They just kept bombing them for
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Speaker 2: like twenty minutes, just kept dropping bombs. You want to
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Speaker 2: make sure you got everything. So if you're there to
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Speaker 2: blow up the ship and kill everybody, I don't know,
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Speaker 2: what's the horrible thing that you fired a second shot?
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Speaker 2: Well you might have killed survivors. Well, they're not the
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Speaker 2: it's not the professor in Marianne that you're blowing up.
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Speaker 2: It's I mean, these are drug cartel guys. You're there
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Speaker 2: to kill them all. You're there to blow up the
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Speaker 2: ship and kill them all. If you got to fire
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Speaker 2: a second shot. All right. So they'll push this for
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Speaker 2: another week, they'll focus group a tested. If it's not
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Speaker 2: working out, they'll they'll drop it real fast. Hey, the
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Speaker 2: casinos got approved yesterday. There were three final casino bids,
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Speaker 2: and the casino board surprised people. They approved all three casinos.
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Speaker 2: Now when you hear casino, it sounds okay, but hey,
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Speaker 2: when you go look go online and look at the plans,
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Speaker 2: the drawings, the computer generated renderings, what they're going to
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Speaker 2: look like. They're quite spectacular. I mean really spectacular, like
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Speaker 2: Las Vegas quality facilities. Look at the one across from
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Speaker 2: City Field. It's pretty impressive. In fact, you know, people
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Speaker 2: are going to be look at it. What the hell
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Speaker 2: is this? How did this get in Queens? It looks
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Speaker 2: really amazing. The one in the Bronx where the Trump
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Speaker 2: golf course, that looks pretty impressive. The one at Aqueduct
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Speaker 2: Bear so it looks pretty good. Now here's the thing.
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Speaker 2: If you get approved to get a license, you have
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Speaker 2: to buy the license. You have to put up a fee.
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Speaker 2: So the fee for a casino license is five hundred million.
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Speaker 2: So they approved three of them. That's one point five
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Speaker 2: billion right there. That comes into the city one point
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Speaker 2: five billion in revenue first day. And then they go
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Speaker 2: ahead and they build these casinos, and the three casinos
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Speaker 2: will employ twenty three thousand people. That's a lot of jobs,
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Speaker 2: and one of the things is that right over the
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Speaker 2: throgs Neck Bridge and throgs Neck it's the golf course
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Speaker 2: that was a Trump golf course and now Bally's runs it.
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Speaker 2: Somewhere in the Trump contract. If they get rid of
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Speaker 2: it and make it a casino, Trump organization gets one
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Speaker 2: hundred and fifteen million. So they made one hundred and
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Speaker 2: fifteen million on the deal. But it's a pretty good deal.
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Speaker 2: And then these casinos are expected to generate over a
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Speaker 2: billion dollars in revenue every year, and maybe more than that,
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Speaker 2: maybe a lot more. So it's a good reason to
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Speaker 2: get rid of the congestion, pricing all that stuff. You'll notice, mom,
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Speaker 2: Donnie has not said a word about these three casinos
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Speaker 2: coming into his city. That's a good sign. That's a
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Speaker 2: good sign. You'd think a democratic socialist communist would hate
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Speaker 2: the idea of these big, splashy, flashy Steve Winn kind
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Speaker 2: of casinos all over the place. But he hasn't said
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Speaker 2: a word. So maybe, you know, sometimes these democratic socialists
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Speaker 2: like money, and they're a little more corrupt than anybody else.
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Speaker 2: They're a little more bribable, biable. So the fact that
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Speaker 2: he's kept quiet, that's a good sign. Yeah, that's one
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Speaker 2: thing about the Blasio bad as. The guy was if
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Speaker 2: you threw a lot of money around, he respected that.
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Speaker 2: You know, the business guys threw a lot of money
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Speaker 2: all over the place in his direction and he enjoyed
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Speaker 2: that and kept quiet about a lot of things. So
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Speaker 2: a good sign with mom, Donnie, and we've got a
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Speaker 2: lot to get to. 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.