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Hour 2: How well is the economy doing? · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Mark Simone at sevent WR.
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Speaker 2: Well, now, if you're just joining us, you missed the
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Speaker 2: first hour of the show. Remember it starts. We start
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Speaker 2: at nine am every day, now nine to noon, three hours,
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Speaker 2: nine to noons. If you just tuning in, you missed
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Speaker 2: the first hour, So don't forget. Nine am is the
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Speaker 2: first hour. Now nine am to noon every day. Let
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Speaker 2: me just clear this up here because you're going to
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Speaker 2: hear some confusion all day, presidents saying that he called
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Speaker 2: off the massive attack of Iran because we're now negotiating.
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Speaker 2: Iran wants to talk. They want peace talks and they
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Speaker 2: want to open up the straight hormose and all that.
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Speaker 2: Now you're going to see all kinds of fake news reports.
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Speaker 2: Here's one in Media eight I. Iran denies it's in
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Speaker 2: talks with the US. You're going to see this all
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Speaker 2: over MS. Now, Iran denies in there's talks. Iran contradicts
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Speaker 2: the pre Well, what's going on. There's two factions now
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Speaker 2: in Iran and there's basically civil war without any shots fired.
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Speaker 2: There there's the normal Iran that runs things, that's in talks,
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Speaker 2: but there's the crazy radical military IRGC. They don't want
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Speaker 2: any talks but the leaders are more than normal people,
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Speaker 2: so they are in talks. There's two groups there. The
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Speaker 2: other group will say they're not in talks. That's why
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Speaker 2: you're going to see that confusion all day. Now, if
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Speaker 2: you're worried about cyber attacks and Iranian attacks in the US,
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Speaker 2: and you heard about Minnesota where they attacked the water
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Speaker 2: system in Minnesota, the water system is controlled by all
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Speaker 2: kinds of technology, and there's a grid and all that
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Speaker 2: sort of stuff, and Iran hacked into it and took control.
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Speaker 2: Don't be so sure about that. Fake news playing that
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Speaker 2: up like crazy. Here's President Trump on that.
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Speaker 3: Blame it on Iran.
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Speaker 4: I don't think so.
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Speaker 5: I think I blame it on Minnesota because they're grossly incompetent.
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Speaker 5: There was a cyber attack of thirty water plants, and
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Speaker 5: I would blame it on Minnesota and the governor, the
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Speaker 5: corrupt governor of Minnesota.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Now, the truth is somewhere in the middle. There was
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Speaker 2: some sort of cyber attack. But there are people looking
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Speaker 2: at this saying Minnesota did not have a very sophisticated system.
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Speaker 2: It was easier than it should be to hack into,
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Speaker 2: and it might turn out the hacker. We're like a
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Speaker 2: bunch of teenagers somewhere, so not necessarily Iran, New York City.
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Speaker 2: We have much better protection on our water grid and
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Speaker 2: all of that. Spain is now building a fence, a wall.
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Speaker 2: I know walls don't work, but they actually do. Spain
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Speaker 2: got invaded by sixty thousand migrants, all poured in at once.
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Speaker 2: Now they had some kind of well one of their
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Speaker 2: leaders kind of invited them in, which was crazy, and
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Speaker 2: then the legislated. They're put together some kind of stupid
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Speaker 2: law that if you come by water, they'll let you
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Speaker 2: and they'll take you, they won't turn you away. So
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Speaker 2: these sixty thousand came by land along the coast, but
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Speaker 2: before coming in they went into the water, just stuck
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Speaker 2: both feet in the water and came the last two
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Speaker 2: feet through the water. So that qualified under that stupid law,
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Speaker 2: which they're changing now. So they're putting up a containment
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Speaker 2: barrier on the water to keep people out. Spain's Interior
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Speaker 2: ministry said they claim the majority that entered have already
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Speaker 2: returned to Morocco. We are relentless against those who break
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Speaker 2: the law. So yeah, you're going to see some kind
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Speaker 2: of a Spanish tom Homan at some point chasing them
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Speaker 2: all out of there. I mean, it's just absolutely insane
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Speaker 2: to have that happen in a country. You're going to
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Speaker 2: see that happen more and more in Europe. Some people
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Speaker 2: think the whole European Union could be gone at some
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Speaker 2: point as they just get invaded every which way. If
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Speaker 2: you go to Great Britain, especially London, you can't find
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Speaker 2: anybody speaks English anymore there. They've been invaded, although legally
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Speaker 2: they just allow everybody. And although there was a lot
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Speaker 2: of illegal entry there. You know, if you go to
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Speaker 2: a he throw airport and you come in and you
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Speaker 2: get off the plane, you just walk right into the country.
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Speaker 2: There's no customs, there's no anything. You just walk right in.
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Speaker 2: Nobody asks anything, nobody talks to you about anything. The
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Speaker 2: Nancy Guthrie, her mother, that case well looks like that
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Speaker 2: local sheriff, who is a bumbling incompetent, made a lot
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Speaker 2: of mistakes. Now, from the first second, they should have
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Speaker 2: let the FBI or somebody come in there and run
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Speaker 2: the case. But the Guthrie case was a disaster. Apparently
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Speaker 2: there was some blood on the porch, but being a
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Speaker 2: small town dumb sheriff, he didn't know to seal off
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Speaker 2: the porch and to create a crime scene, and instead
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Speaker 2: they allowed a million reporters and other people all over
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Speaker 2: the porch just to stand in the porch go on
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Speaker 2: the porch show. It put DNA all over the place,
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Speaker 2: screwing up the case. Now there may be more video
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Speaker 2: evidence that they haven't really fully looked at. Do you
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Speaker 2: know it? Six months since the mother disappeared, six months
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Speaker 2: eighty four years old. She was on cholesterol medicine, blood
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Speaker 2: pressure medicine, heart medicine, so they kidnapped her. Of course
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Speaker 2: she didn't have the medicine. Doctors say you could, You
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Speaker 2: could probably last a couple of weeks without it. But
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Speaker 2: apparently if these are the real kidnappers, apparently Savannah Guthrie
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Speaker 2: got contacted by the kidnappers and they said, we never
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Speaker 2: intended to hurt her. We were kidnapping her for money.
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Speaker 2: We underestimated her health problems in her heart. She didn't
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Speaker 2: serve I have the kidnapping and they said we buried
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Speaker 2: her in nature. So she is putting out a video
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Speaker 2: just begging them to say where she's buried so they
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Speaker 2: can find her. And they give her a proper burial,
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Speaker 2: and as they said bring her home.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 2: If you're the kidnappers, you may not want to do that,
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Speaker 2: because if they were able to find the body, they
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Speaker 2: may find more clues as to who the kidnappers are.
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Speaker 2: But if you're the kidnappers, this sheriff doesn't look like
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Speaker 2: he knows what the hell he's doing, so I wouldn't
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Speaker 2: worry about it. I would just tell him where it is.
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Speaker 2: So Democratic Party getting totally destroyed from within, Spain got invaded,
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Speaker 2: these countries getting invaded by these illegals, these aliens. Well,
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Speaker 2: the same thing happening with the Democratic Party just getting
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Speaker 2: taken over, invaded by radical socialists, and all your Democratic leaders,
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Speaker 2: the Schumers, the Haquim Jeffreys, the Pelosis, terrified, frightened, hiding
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Speaker 2: under their desk, don't know what the hell to do.
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Speaker 2: So you've got some people calling for the rescue of
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Speaker 2: the Democratic Party. It's been captured by these crazy radical
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Speaker 2: left wing socialists, which guarantees a total loss in twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty eight and probably in the midterms. You know when
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Speaker 2: Democrats lose, they always lose to the left whenever they lose,
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Speaker 2: and it usually happens after a big republican popular president.
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Speaker 2: Is there they always go too far to the left,
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Speaker 2: and then they can't get back in the game. It
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Speaker 2: happened well after Reagan, they always went too far to
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Speaker 2: the left. They nominated Mondale the next time they nominated
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Speaker 2: to caucus. They just go too far to the left
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Speaker 2: because they just get crazy. So and then even after Clinton,
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Speaker 2: they went with al Gore, who was too far to
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Speaker 2: the left. So you got some people James Carville, you
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Speaker 2: know James Carville, that old snake looking, lizard looking guy,
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Speaker 2: James Carville, and he was a big deal. A lot
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Speaker 2: of younger people don't know who the hell this guy is.
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Speaker 2: And when they see Carvill come on TV, they can't
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Speaker 2: believe anybody that strange looking is on TV. It was
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Speaker 2: members James Carvill and Mary Mattlin, host of the Town.
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Speaker 2: They were all over everything, every morning show, every political show.
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Speaker 2: She was Republican, he was Democrat. You don't see her anymore.
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Speaker 2: But he's always out there, this old lizard zooming into
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Speaker 2: TV shows from this beating up old Martin crane recliner chair,
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Speaker 2: remember the Father and Frasier. That Carvil's got that recliner
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Speaker 2: and he's always wearing a baseball cap. But it's not
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Speaker 2: a regular it's not a Yankee hat. It's not a
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Speaker 2: normal baseball cap. It's this old old baseball cap with
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Speaker 2: more wrinkles than he's got some team that doesn't exist anymore.
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Speaker 2: So here's Carville on TV. I'm done.
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Speaker 6: I'm not in a political party. I am totally comfortable
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Speaker 6: in a political party. Depschmim time questioning the policies of
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Speaker 6: the government of Israel. In fact, I'm an enthusiastic about that.
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Speaker 6: I don't want to be in a political party denies
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Speaker 6: the right of the state of Israel to exist.
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Speaker 2: That's just not I just can't do that. Well, there
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Speaker 2: you go, and it's great and he's making sense. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 2: it's twenty twenty six and everybody watching TV go, who
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Speaker 2: the hell is this guy?
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Speaker 7: Who is this?
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Speaker 2: They have no idea who this guy is who on TV,
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Speaker 2: but people are speaking out. Democrats Bill maher.
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Speaker 4: Men, Dommy's Aid, his top aid see A Weaver said,
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Speaker 4: if you don't believe in the government's sacred right to
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Speaker 4: seize property, it's over and impoverish the white middle class.
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Speaker 4: What's a that's a goal. You know, you're supposed to
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Speaker 4: scare people into voting.
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Speaker 2: For you, right, Yeah, that's the problem with this socialist
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Speaker 2: democratic stuff. They hate you, they hate America, they hate
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Speaker 2: the democracy, they hate everything.
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Speaker 3: They just hate it.
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Speaker 2: They just want to bust it up and just change it,
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Speaker 2: like the Pieta tear tax. Nobody's ever heard of anything
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Speaker 2: this stupid. You know, if you buy an apartment, whether
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Speaker 2: you live there, you don't live there, whether you live
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Speaker 2: on the moon, wherever you live, you buy the apartment,
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Speaker 2: you got property tax. You buy a five million dollar apartment,
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Speaker 2: I don't know, you're paying probably two hundred thousand a
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Speaker 2: year in property tax, or not that much, maybe one
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Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand a year. You're paying a lot
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Speaker 2: of property tax, so a tax on top of a tax,
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Speaker 2: depending on what purpose the apartments were. If you live
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Speaker 2: there full time, it's this is the tax. Oh, you
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Speaker 2: only live there part time, the tax is double. That
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Speaker 2: doesn't make any sense. Why would it be more tax
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Speaker 2: if you don't live there full time, if you're not
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Speaker 2: really living there, you're not using all up resources of
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Speaker 2: the city. Why you should be paying less tax if
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Speaker 2: you don't really live there. So it's absolutely insane. But
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Speaker 2: to Mom Donnie and the whole system, they sent letters
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Speaker 2: to everybody that you're subject to this piet To tear
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Speaker 2: attacks unless you can prove otherwise. And it turned out
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Speaker 2: they got it wrong. There were seventeen thousand letters, you know,
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Speaker 2: they thought there were ten thousand Piere tarras. Turns out
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Speaker 2: they sent it out to seventeen thousand people, and many
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Speaker 2: of them pointing out they actually do live there, but
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Speaker 2: you have to prove it to them. Now, normally in America,
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Speaker 2: you're innocent, they'll proven guilty. But Mam Donni, the system
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Speaker 2: is you're guilty unless you can prove to us that
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Speaker 2: you don't live there. The deadline was like August eighteenth.
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Speaker 2: They've extended the deadline to September eighteenth. So now the
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Speaker 2: President of Israel, Hertzog, was on Fox News but really
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Speaker 2: going after Mam Donnie and his attacks on Israel, said,
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Speaker 2: Mam Donni does not respect our right for self determination,
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Speaker 2: the Jewish people's right to have a nation of their own.
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Speaker 2: You know, that's why they yelling scream of this two
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Speaker 2: state solution. They really don't on Israel to have any
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Speaker 2: kind of a stake. He should understand he's risking the
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Speaker 2: lives of his own citizens, risking their safety. Huge Jewish
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Speaker 2: population in New York. He's putting them in danger. So
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Speaker 2: and remember we've tried the two state solution a couple
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Speaker 2: of times, and the last time we tried the two
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Speaker 2: state solution for about seventeen years and it ended in
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Speaker 2: a holocaust October seventh, it ended in hamas led holocaust.
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Speaker 2: Now nine to eleven is coming up. What's the day today? Oh,
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Speaker 2: it's August third, right, August third, So it's not that
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Speaker 2: far away. It's just a month away, month and a
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Speaker 2: week away. Wow. So five weeks from tomorrow is the
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Speaker 2: twenty fifth anniversary of nine eleven. Is hard to believe
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Speaker 2: it's been twenty five years. But the families will be
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Speaker 2: there and they don't want Mamdani to be there because
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Speaker 2: Mam Donni supports all these people who say we deserve
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Speaker 2: nine to eleven. Nine to eleven was this horrible terrorist attack.
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Speaker 2: Mom Donnie supports people that are on the side of
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Speaker 2: the terrorists, absolutely insane. So the idea him standing with
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Speaker 2: those families, so they started a petition that he not
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Speaker 2: show up there. Believe it or not, sixty six thousand
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Speaker 2: people have signed the petition changed dot Org petition sixty
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Speaker 2: six thousand people have signed it. Now many of the
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Speaker 2: families say they will turn their back on him and
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Speaker 2: that'll look pretty bad on camera, although who knows, in
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Speaker 2: his scheming mind it might be what he wants, but
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Speaker 2: they will turn their back on him. And now the
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Speaker 2: latest word is he will still show up. I think.
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Speaker 2: I don't think President Trump is scheduled to be there,
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Speaker 2: but I think he should show up and just stand
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Speaker 2: next to Mom Donni because that'll look bad for Mom
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Speaker 2: Donni with his crowd. If Trump is next to him,
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Speaker 2: and Trump should stand next to him, put his arm around,
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Speaker 2: tell him he's going to do that. That'll probably get
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Speaker 2: Mom Donnie to to not show up and not be there,
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Speaker 2: which is exactly what we want. So the economy, by
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Speaker 2: the way, is doing great, and you might be saying, well,
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Speaker 2: what are you talking about. There's been this whole campaign
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Speaker 2: from the fake news to convince America that we're in
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Speaker 2: a bad economy. We're in a great economy. It could
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Speaker 2: always be better, but we're in a great economy. That's
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Speaker 2: where the stock market is at an all time high
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Speaker 2: right now. Inflation is relatively low. I know the price
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Speaker 2: of oil is up, although it's been dropping today, but
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Speaker 2: inflation numbers. Every number is much better than it usually is.
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Speaker 2: It's a good economy. Now the president is going to
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Speaker 2: go on a little tour of different states to talk
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Speaker 2: about that. It's hard to counter the fake news. They've
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Speaker 2: done this before. They did it to George HW.
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Speaker 7: Bush.
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Speaker 2: It wasn't a bad economy. He was having a little inflation,
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Speaker 2: but it wasn't really bad. So the fake news. In
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Speaker 2: the final year of the Bush administration, day and night,
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Speaker 2: all over television kept broadcasting that were in a bad economy,
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Speaker 2: crisis in the economy. And then as soon as as
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Speaker 2: soon as Clinton got elected, they stopped all that. The
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Speaker 2: next day CBS News Dan Rather every night on the
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Speaker 2: CBS Evening News would open with coming up tonight our
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Speaker 2: special feature Economy in Crisis. They would do this every night,
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Speaker 2: and then it was election night. Clinton won. The next day,
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Speaker 2: this feature was gone. He never did it again. So
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Speaker 2: they're doing this to Trump right now, trying to drill
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Speaker 2: it into your head the economy, Oh, it's a bad economy.
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Speaker 2: Not the case at all. Hey, we'll take some calls next.
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Speaker 2: Michael Goodman will be with us in a few minutes.
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Speaker 2: We'll take some calls next. Eight hundred three to two
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Speaker 2: one zero seven ten is the number eight hundred three
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Speaker 2: to two one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 8: So Mark Zimon Show now nine till noon weekdays on
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Speaker 8: seven ten.
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Speaker 2: Woo.
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Speaker 3: That's that's right.
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Speaker 2: This is the second hour of the show. We started
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Speaker 2: nine now, so if you just tuned into ten, you
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Speaker 2: missed the first hour. So it's nine to noon every day,
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Speaker 2: nine o'clock to noon every day, and if you're podcast
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Speaker 2: listening you get an extra hour every day. Let's take
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Speaker 2: some calls. Let's go to Rich in Myrtle Beach. Rich
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Speaker 2: How you doing.
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Speaker 9: Thanks Mark, And to be honest, I forgot you on
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Speaker 9: this morning to a Bob from San Diego. Send me
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Speaker 9: a text and said, are you listening? I said, oh,
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Speaker 9: I'd better tune in right away.
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Speaker 2: You know, oh, so you heard the first hour now.
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Speaker 9: I missed it for hour the last ten minutes for
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Speaker 9: the first hour.
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Speaker 2: God, I missed the first hour on. Yeah, you missed
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Speaker 2: the first hour. We had Donald Trump on, we had
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Speaker 2: we had the Vladimir Putin on, we had Nancy Guthrie on.
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Speaker 2: It was quite enough, you.
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Speaker 9: Know, you know you mentioned Nancy Gusrie. That's sheriff out there.
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Speaker 3: Watched Barnaby Jones.
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Speaker 9: Watch detective show, stay at a holiday holiday inn overnight,
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Speaker 9: and you're smart enough to know you have to create
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Speaker 9: a crime scene. These people, these guys should not be
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Speaker 9: in these jobs, these little tiny elected sheriffs and stuff.
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Speaker 9: Andy Griffith, Bonnie Fife knew you had to create a
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Speaker 9: a crime scene. And it's just unbelievable. But this guy
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Speaker 9: in Spain, how they're trying to tell us that all
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Speaker 9: these immigrants went home to Morocco. I believe that when
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Speaker 9: they sell the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Speaker 2: You know, yeah, yeah, I never watched Part of Me Jones,
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Speaker 2: but it's in reruns. I saw it one night. Do
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Speaker 2: you ever watch that show. It's the weirdest show ever.
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Speaker 9: It's about Oh, I'll watch your Rifleman every day at
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Speaker 9: three o'clock for two half hours.
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Speaker 3: You know.
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Speaker 2: That was Chuck Conners. Chuck Conners was like an athlete,
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Speaker 2: the baseball player, big strapping guy.
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Speaker 9: He was drafted. He played NBA basketball, he played in
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Speaker 9: Major League Baseball. The guy was a southball also. But
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Speaker 9: it is also the first show I believe on TV
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Speaker 9: to show a single parent raising a child.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, could be, but Part of Me Jones. He was
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Speaker 2: like ninety seven years old and he was a detective
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Speaker 2: running around chasing made.
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Speaker 9: No sense at and that and Matt Locke and any
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Speaker 9: detective show a police show. Going back to the Naked City,
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Speaker 9: you knew you had to create a crime scene. And
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Speaker 9: there's dope out there in Arizona had no clue what
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Speaker 9: it was doing. It's really mind boggling that somebody like
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Speaker 9: that can actually be a police chief. Now, speaking of
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Speaker 9: police chiefs, I'm waiting for your buddy in South Carolina
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Speaker 9: who's in law enforcement the call us because Myrtle Beach
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Speaker 9: is hiring a new police chief and they'd got five candidates,
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Speaker 9: all from Democratic cities. They didn't hire from within. And
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Speaker 9: I waiting for him to call to say something as well.
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Speaker 9: But Myrtle Beach is five candidates for new police chief,
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Speaker 9: all from Democrats.
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Speaker 2: Having a Democrat police chief. You like sweegee men, you
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Speaker 2: like homeless camps, you like all that stuff, It'll.
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Speaker 9: Be like, Mom, Donnie, you like all that kind of stuff. Yeah,
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Speaker 9: that's the last thing we need in the tourist town.
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Speaker 9: Is that kind of lunacy coming to Mortle Beach.
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Speaker 2: That's true? All right, Well, thanks for colling. Let's go
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Speaker 2: to Vincent and Brooklyn Vincent, what's going on?
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Speaker 7: Good morning, Mark. You have to excuse me. I'm still
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Speaker 7: on your two hour show time frame.
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Speaker 3: But Mar, you missed the first hour.
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Speaker 7: Mark, I'm in my fifth dream at nine o'clock.
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Speaker 2: Me too, but I got up at nine o'clock. You
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Speaker 2: can do it.
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Speaker 7: Wow, I got up at ten to ten and I
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Speaker 7: heard your last caller. Mark. You right out of the
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Speaker 7: money pretty soon. In the United States, in New York, Elise,
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Speaker 7: we're going to be singing to sharp belies. What's the
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Speaker 7: marsier the French national anthem? And I say that because Mark,
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Speaker 7: the city is sending a cent around letters to all
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Speaker 7: the landlords that you have to preemptively inspect your radiate
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Speaker 7: is for leaks. Now the way it was in the past,
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Speaker 7: you had a leak. You radiator?
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Speaker 2: Well, let me just translate for people. You're talking about
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Speaker 2: a radiator. You like the Ralph Cramdon pronunciation the radiator.
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Speaker 7: Well, exactly, you know, I think of it as the
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Speaker 7: radiator in a car. But anyway they want you to
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Speaker 7: prove now you have to hire a plumber to do it,
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Speaker 7: a license plumber, no less, which costs more. That none
20:14
Speaker 7: of your radiators in your house are leaky. Now, in
20:18
Speaker 7: the past, if you had a leaky radiator, the tenant
20:22
Speaker 7: would call the landlord. The land would come and look
20:24
Speaker 7: at it, and if need be, they call it a plumber. Now,
20:29
Speaker 7: you have to do it preemptively so we'll become a friend,
20:33
Speaker 7: and they did. They did did this a lot of things.
20:36
Speaker 7: Also in the past, if you had a chip paint
20:41
Speaker 7: and some kid was eating it and got lead poisters,
20:43
Speaker 7: especially in the ghettos, they put in a report and
20:47
Speaker 7: then the inspectors would come out and look at the
20:49
Speaker 7: paint job. Now, no, you have to prove at two
20:54
Speaker 7: hundred and fifty dollars per room to have it inspected
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Speaker 7: that you don't have any late lead in your UH.
21:02
Speaker 7: And you're on the paint and you're building. First off,
21:05
Speaker 7: when you put latex paint on water paint over lead paint,
21:08
Speaker 7: that UH mitigates any effect that the lead paint has,
21:12
Speaker 7: unless you're hungry and you eat the drywall. But that's
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Speaker 7: what they're doing.
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Speaker 9: You have to prove.
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Speaker 2: You imagine having Vincent as your landlord, I don't know.
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Speaker 7: Well, No, I'm actually a great landlord.
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Speaker 2: Bye.
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Speaker 7: I read the tenants really well, and they make sure
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Speaker 7: they pay their red dot shure, I do what I
21:33
Speaker 7: wanted to say.
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Speaker 2: All right, we only got twenty seconds.
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Speaker 7: All right. Can the citizenry in any state sued doctor
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Speaker 7: Fauci for what he did to their business? Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Anybody consume them And it's a good idea. We'll get
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Speaker 2: to that coming up. Effect. We'll talk about it next.
21:47
Speaker 2: Thanks Vincent. We'll talk about it next with Michael Goodwin,
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Speaker 2: the great calumnist, probably the best calm list in America.
21:54
Speaker 2: He'll be with us next on seven to ten w R.
21:59
Speaker 8: Live from ther Life Back Studios.
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Speaker 2: Well with us right now. The finest columnist in America,
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Speaker 2: Michael Goodwin. You can read his column in the New
22:10
Speaker 2: York Post every Sunday and every Wednesday, or you used
22:13
Speaker 2: to go to the New York Plust website. All of
22:14
Speaker 2: his columns are up there. Michael Goodwin, how you doing,
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Speaker 2: Good morning, Mark, Thank you a great column about that
22:23
Speaker 2: Weasley doctor Anthony Fauci. What do you think his reputation
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Speaker 2: is now?
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Speaker 3: I think it's shot. I think it's going to be
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Speaker 3: very hard.
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Speaker 1: It's not impossible to recover the standing and almost unanimous
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Speaker 1: support that he had then, and also the trust, the right,
22:45
Speaker 1: the trust and the medical opinions and also the personality right,
22:50
Speaker 1: he had a kind of cult of personality also. But
22:55
Speaker 1: as we know now thanks to Rand Paul the Senator
22:59
Speaker 1: from Kentucky, Lucky Fauti had a double life. In his diary,
23:05
Speaker 1: he was he was saying something very different from what
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Speaker 1: he was saying publicly, and he was His reputation for
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Speaker 1: brilliant brilliance is shattered by the fact that he was
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Speaker 1: dumb enough to write his diary on government computers, which
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Speaker 1: is why it's now public and he's not getting paid
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Speaker 1: for that.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, he kept claiming to be a scientist.
23:31
Speaker 2: What kind of scientist thinks you can just hit the
23:33
Speaker 2: lead and it's gone. It's still there on a service somewhere.
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Speaker 2: And that's how the Justice Department was able to get it.
23:39
Speaker 2: RFK Junior went on the hunt for it and they
23:43
Speaker 2: got it. And what kind of grown man keeps a
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Speaker 2: diary like that?
23:49
Speaker 3: A man taken with himself.
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Speaker 1: And I think that's the downfall of Anthony Gauci is
23:58
Speaker 1: that this great tragedy of the pandemic that we should
24:03
Speaker 1: never forget, Mark took over more than one point one
24:08
Speaker 1: million American lives. We know what it did to the
24:13
Speaker 1: country as a whole, with businesses and students by going
24:17
Speaker 1: to school, businesses closed, all kinds of lives changed.
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Speaker 3: Forever by the shutdowns. And here we are, still these.
24:28
Speaker 1: Years later, trying to figure out with some degree of
24:34
Speaker 1: certainty what caused it.
24:37
Speaker 3: And that's what tripped out to you.
24:40
Speaker 1: He denied that it was a lab leak, even though
24:45
Speaker 1: we know now from his diary that he was far
24:49
Speaker 1: from certain about that.
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Speaker 3: So he was honest in his diary and dishonest publicly.
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Speaker 7: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: So, but you think anything will happen though, talk to
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Speaker 2: all sorts of lawsuits. Florida Attorney general is going to
25:03
Speaker 2: go after him, But do you think anything to come
25:05
Speaker 2: of that. He'll just take the fifth everywhere, won't he?
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Speaker 3: I guess?
25:09
Speaker 1: I mean it'll be interesting to see if that pardon
25:13
Speaker 1: was Joe Biden extended to him on Biden's very last
25:18
Speaker 1: day in office. And we know about the auto pan right,
25:23
Speaker 1: But you know the question is is there a state
25:27
Speaker 1: law that would be not covered by the pardons? Would
25:32
Speaker 1: there be some crime that Florida, for example, as you cided,
25:37
Speaker 1: could could follow a charge against him that would not
25:41
Speaker 1: be blocked upon the federal pardon, So that remains to
25:45
Speaker 1: be seen.
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Speaker 3: But just even that we're discussing.
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Speaker 1: That shows how far the focus has moved from what
25:55
Speaker 1: it was not so long ago.
25:58
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're talking Michael Goodwin. The left always, the Democrats,
26:02
Speaker 2: they always build somebody up, they create some god that
26:04
Speaker 2: they worship it, you know, Fauci or Cuomo. But they
26:08
Speaker 2: they always pick the wrong people. Why don't they ever
26:10
Speaker 2: learn their lessons?
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Speaker 1: Well, because the only criteria for their choice is you
26:17
Speaker 1: have to hate Donald Trump, you have to be the
26:21
Speaker 1: anti Trump. And you know, Mark, That's why I large
26:26
Speaker 1: this column to reflect the fact that what we now
26:31
Speaker 1: know about Fauci because there's diaries, is another example of
26:37
Speaker 1: how the media has failed America in these at last,
26:41
Speaker 1: in this whole tromb era, go back to twenty sixteen
26:45
Speaker 1: and twenty seventy. Here the Russian asset, right, the FDI,
26:50
Speaker 1: James call me Barack Obamba, Susan Rice, the guys at
26:55
Speaker 1: the CIA, all of them conspiring to to help Hillary
27:01
Speaker 1: Clinton win the election with a phony Russian Dosier, right,
27:09
Speaker 1: none of it confirmed. So you have all these things,
27:13
Speaker 1: and of course you have the Biden attempts to prosecute
27:18
Speaker 1: Trump and all of that, and of course, the fact
27:23
Speaker 1: that there is no real media coverage of that, that
27:27
Speaker 1: Biden was calling the shots, telling the FDI and the
27:32
Speaker 1: Justice Department to charge Trump.
27:35
Speaker 3: So all of these things and here we go.
27:39
Speaker 1: I mean, he continues until this very day. Fauci was
27:42
Speaker 1: the anti Trump hero. And that's what the media has
27:46
Speaker 1: always seized on. Who is the anti Trump tyro? It
27:49
Speaker 1: was Hillary Clinton, it was Barack Obama's Joe Biden, it
27:53
Speaker 1: was Kamala Harris. You'd look and look at this one
27:57
Speaker 1: person after another who was exulted simplest for being the
28:02
Speaker 1: anti Trump.
28:03
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true. Hey, the twenty fifth anniversary of nine
28:08
Speaker 2: to eleven, Mom Donnie insists he will be there. What
28:11
Speaker 2: is he thinking? Doesn't he realize the families will turn
28:13
Speaker 2: their back on him? Why does he insist on being there?
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Speaker 1: You know, Mike, I'm hoping he will have second thoughts
28:25
Speaker 1: about that, because I think if it does go as
28:30
Speaker 1: you're say, and I think that's likely, it will be
28:33
Speaker 1: a kind of permanent staying on him, much as when
28:37
Speaker 1: the police officers turn their backs on.
28:40
Speaker 3: Bill de Blasio.
28:42
Speaker 1: I think he can argue that the Blasio never recover
28:45
Speaker 1: from that, and it was a real division between City
28:49
Speaker 1: Hall and the NYPD.
28:52
Speaker 3: And I think that for.
28:56
Speaker 1: The current mayor, I don't think he cares about what
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Speaker 1: his critics think or say. I think everything for him
29:04
Speaker 1: is politics. He's going to be mayor, a's in some
29:09
Speaker 1: huge event. He's going to be mayor for during and
29:11
Speaker 1: a half more years, and he's going to.
29:15
Speaker 3: Keep playing to his base.
29:18
Speaker 1: And if he has to go down, to go down
29:21
Speaker 1: in flames, trying to change New York and make it
29:24
Speaker 1: a socialist, anti submitted, anti capitalism city.
29:29
Speaker 2: Yeah, so politics, what's his goal? Does he want to
29:33
Speaker 2: be He can't be president unless they change the law.
29:35
Speaker 2: Does he want to be the Senator? What is he
29:37
Speaker 2: really up to long term?
29:39
Speaker 3: That's a good question. I don't know. I don't know
29:42
Speaker 3: that he knows.
29:43
Speaker 1: I don't know that he has a plan in that sense.
29:46
Speaker 1: I mean, he's so young, So I think of any
29:50
Speaker 1: thirty year old, thirty four year old, I mean thinking
29:54
Speaker 1: of herself. For myself, I know, my life as it
29:58
Speaker 1: was then is what it now. I didn't foresee that.
30:01
Speaker 1: I didn't necessarily plan that.
30:04
Speaker 3: You kind of live and you go on.
30:07
Speaker 1: I think he will discover more about himself and hopefully
30:11
Speaker 1: at some point he will wise up and realize that
30:16
Speaker 1: he has failed New York in fundamental ways.
30:20
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wouldn't hold my breath on that one.
30:23
Speaker 3: No, I'm not.
30:25
Speaker 2: You got to give him credit. That's an amazing accomplishment
30:29
Speaker 2: to get yourself elected mayor of New York at thirty
30:31
Speaker 2: four and you've never held a job in your life.
30:33
Speaker 2: That is a pretty stunning thing to pull off, isn't it.
30:37
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, look, whether it's a scam, what's a
30:41
Speaker 1: partially use I mean an NEPO baby. He's never had
30:45
Speaker 1: a job, as you say, never really worked, no experience,
30:50
Speaker 1: and yet he had this kind of measmerized. I call
30:55
Speaker 1: him the pine piper of the socialists, right that they
30:59
Speaker 1: all lie end up behind him, so many Democrats, so
31:02
Speaker 1: many young people, and we look, I mean it's not
31:06
Speaker 1: just a fiction. When you look at the turnout in
31:09
Speaker 1: the mayor's race, I mean it firstly doubled what has
31:14
Speaker 1: been the norm for a couple of decades. So more
31:18
Speaker 1: than two million people voted, which hadn't happened from I
31:22
Speaker 1: think the first David Dinkin's Rudy Giuliani election back in
31:28
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty nine. So it was quite a turnout. Quite
31:31
Speaker 1: a seat in that he was able to do that.
31:34
Speaker 1: He's clearly gained momentum around the state and his movement,
31:40
Speaker 1: of which he is as Hey the Pied Piper, is
31:43
Speaker 1: gaining ground around the country. And that's what so much
31:49
Speaker 1: about politics are dominated by. Is fighting back against the
31:55
Speaker 1: socialist takeover.
31:59
Speaker 2: Read My Goodwin's Calm. It's a great column and you
32:02
Speaker 2: can read them every Sunday every Wednesday in the New
32:04
Speaker 2: York Post. All of his columns are up on the
32:06
Speaker 2: New York Post website. Michael Goodwin brilliant as always. Thanks
32:10
Speaker 2: for being with us.
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Speaker 3: My pleasure, Mark, Thanks you take care.
32:15
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33:26
Speaker 3: Now.
33:26
Speaker 2: This also means I got to talk for three minutes here.
33:28
Speaker 2: I like the better one who went right up to
33:30
Speaker 2: the news. I only had twenty seconds to talk. Hey,
33:32
Speaker 2: it's August. This is not good. This is not good.
33:35
Speaker 2: This summer definitely should get a speeding ticket. I don't know.
33:38
Speaker 2: This is going way too fast. Part of the problems
33:41
Speaker 2: we lost a few weeks of summer. There was that
33:43
Speaker 2: heat wave week where you couldn't go out. It was
33:46
Speaker 2: like Florida for a week. You got this week, it's
33:49
Speaker 2: going to rain most of the week. Tomorrow it will
33:51
Speaker 2: be the one dry day tomorrow, no rain. So if
33:55
Speaker 2: you got something outdoors, do it tomorrow, and then it's
34:00
Speaker 2: rain Wednesday, Thursday, good chance rain, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. So
34:07
Speaker 2: Steve Steve Win the great Las Vegas casino.
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Speaker 3: Guy.
34:11
Speaker 2: Steve Win pretty much lives in Florida now. He's at
34:15
Speaker 2: mar A Lago, He's in Palm Beach, spend most of
34:18
Speaker 2: his time there. So he decided you get rid of
34:20
Speaker 2: his big California mansion, Beverly Hills mansion. One hundred and
34:25
Speaker 2: ten million dollars. That was a pretty fair price. Believe it.
34:29
Speaker 2: It's a huge mansion, twenty seven thousand square feet Benedict Canyon,
34:34
Speaker 2: perfect location, twenty seven thousand square feet. So I put
34:39
Speaker 2: it on the market, one hundred and ten million Beverly Hills.
34:42
Speaker 2: But thanks to Gavin Newsom, who has destroyed California, everything's
34:48
Speaker 2: a disaster there. Crime, homeless, needles, feces, homeless camps, everywhere, crime,
34:55
Speaker 2: even in Beverly Hills. Taxes are going crazy. If you
34:59
Speaker 2: live there, all you do is smell of smoke from wildfires.
35:03
Speaker 2: So because of that, real estate values have gone way down.
35:06
Speaker 2: So Steve Win one hundred and ten million dollar house.
35:09
Speaker 2: They finally had to sell, lower the price and sell it.
35:12
Speaker 2: What do you think the price was? One hundred and
35:14
Speaker 2: ten million. Forty seven million. That's a big cut. That's
35:19
Speaker 2: like a sixty percent price drop forty seven million. Now
35:23
Speaker 2: he's worth three point nine billion, so I think he'll
35:28
Speaker 2: be okay, but from one hundred and ten million down
35:31
Speaker 2: to forty seven million thanks to Gavin Newsom. Now Steve
35:35
Speaker 2: Winn also has an apartment here right over there, but
35:39
Speaker 2: two blocks that three blocks that way the Ritz Carlton,
35:43
Speaker 2: which is fifty ninth and sixth the Ritz Carlton Hotel.
35:47
Speaker 2: He has the penthouse seventy million. Doesn't even live there.
35:53
Speaker 2: I think he's been there in years, seventy million, So
35:55
Speaker 2: if you're interested in that, it's for sale. He's trying
35:58
Speaker 2: to unload a lot of property right now. Spend most
36:01
Speaker 2: of his time in Palm Beach. Hey, we got a
36:03
Speaker 2: lot to get to in the next hour. Actually, we'll
36:05
Speaker 2: get to New York and how it's doing. No, not
36:08
Speaker 2: everybody's leaving. No, prices aren't falling. No, we'll get to
36:11
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