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Mark's 11am Monologue. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Now the Mark Simone Show on seven ten or filling
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Speaker 1: in for Mark, here's Ken Rosatto. It's a nice to
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Speaker 1: be with you on such a beautiful Saturday. Not a
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Speaker 1: bad weekend? Did I see Saturday? I did? Let's start again,
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Speaker 1: take two, pretend that never went on the air. Good
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Speaker 1: to be with you on a beautiful Friday. But yes,
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Speaker 1: Saturday is going to beautiful too, And except for some
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Speaker 1: parts of Jersey, I think Sunday it looks like pretty
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Speaker 1: nice weather for so it is good to be with you.
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Speaker 1: I guess I'm in a weekend mindset right now, Ken
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Speaker 1: Rosato in for the wonderful Mark Simone on what is
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Speaker 1: also an historic day? Why is it historic? Or at
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Speaker 1: least in my mind it's historic. This is the last
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Speaker 1: two hour Mark Simone show in history. Why do you ask?
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Speaker 1: Why go ahead? Why can? It's because on Monday, the
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Speaker 1: Great Mark Simone begins at nine am. As you just
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Speaker 1: heard Daria Albinger say, it is going to be nine
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Speaker 1: to noon Monday through Friday, you get to hear the
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Speaker 1: Great Mark Simone. So it's an extra hour. And here
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Speaker 1: I checked with the executives at iHeartRadio. I asked, how
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Speaker 1: much more will people have to pay for the extra
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Speaker 1: hour of the Mark Simone Show. And they said, we'll
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Speaker 1: get back to you, Ken, and I waited and it's
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Speaker 1: on hold, listening to Don and on hold, and then
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Speaker 1: they got back and said nothing. It's free. iHeartRadio is
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Speaker 1: giving as a gift to all the listeners an extra
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Speaker 1: wonderful hour of the Mark Simone Show. And I've said
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Speaker 1: it before and I say it again. I have Mark
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Speaker 1: Simone on every single day. I always listened to the
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Speaker 1: toward the tail end of the Curtis and Larry in
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Speaker 1: the morning because my show in New Jersey ends to
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Speaker 1: hear the end of their show. I get off my
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Speaker 1: air and I listened to them, and then I listened
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Speaker 1: to Mark Simone. So anyway, that's part of the routine.
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Speaker 1: It's going to be a nice new routine starting on Monday,
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Speaker 1: and I can't wait. I got a lot to talk
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Speaker 1: about today. Phone lines are open at eight hundred three
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Speaker 1: two one zero seven ten. Love to hear what you
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Speaker 1: have to say for those who are wondering what are
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Speaker 1: you doing these days? Ken, You know I spent twenty
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Speaker 1: years at Channel seven. I was at Channel five before then.
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Speaker 1: Nowadays I'm on a channel called on New Jersey ONNJ
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Speaker 1: dot com and you can stream it from anywhere if
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Speaker 1: you want to check that out. But that's when you
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Speaker 1: have listened to wor twenty hours straight and you want
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Speaker 1: to get a minute of something different. That's what you
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Speaker 1: could do. Otherwise, stay right here. Well, have you listened
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Speaker 1: to the news lately and heard about the governor of
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Speaker 1: New York, Kathy Hochl, And all you've heard in the
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Speaker 1: last couple of months is, oh, she's like ten twenty
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Speaker 1: points ahead of Bruce Blakeman, who is a NASA Kenny executive,
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Speaker 1: a great guy, amazing politician, just a brilliant man. And
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Speaker 1: he is of course running as a Republican for governor
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Speaker 1: in New York State. Well, there was just a poll
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Speaker 1: out that showed that he went from about fifteen to
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Speaker 1: twenty points behind Kathy Hokel. And a lot of that
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Speaker 1: has to do with name recognition. You know, when you
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Speaker 1: get like one two three thousand people called the first
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Speaker 1: name that you hear that you recognize, you tend to say, oh, yeah,
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Speaker 1: I'd be likely to support that peron why because their
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Speaker 1: name sounds familiar. If it's a name that isn't familiar
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Speaker 1: to you, then you don't necessarily feel like you want
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Speaker 1: to support that person. In the case of Bruce Blakeman,
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Speaker 1: people in the lower third of New York State have
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Speaker 1: heard of him more than likely. But you go up
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Speaker 1: to Buffalo, where Kathy Hochle is from, you go to Syracuse,
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Speaker 1: or they don't know what a Bruce Blakeman is, but
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Speaker 1: they're starting to learn and they're starting to like what
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Speaker 1: they see in Bruce Blakeman. So the latest poll, and
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Speaker 1: it's a very accurate one, it's an internal poll, shows
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Speaker 1: that Bruce Blakeman is about four points behind Kathy Hokel
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Speaker 1: with what ten weeks to go before the election, and
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Speaker 1: that the independence there are still about ten percent undecided.
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Speaker 1: So there is a good chance that Bruce Blakeman can
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Speaker 1: pull this off. Yet, if you had asked three or
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Speaker 1: four months ago, anybody worth their salt would have said,
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Speaker 1: there's no way Bruce Blakeman can be Kathy Hokele. Now
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Speaker 1: write this moment and remember poll or snapshots in history.
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Speaker 1: But based on what we know right now, Bruce Blakeman
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Speaker 1: could very well win if the election were held today.
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Speaker 1: It is very possible that Bruce Blakeman could be the
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Speaker 1: next governor of New York. So we'll see what happens
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Speaker 1: in November. But it takes people showing up and voting.
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Speaker 1: You gotta make sure you don't say, like a lot
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Speaker 1: of people say, I only vote for President Rosatto, I
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Speaker 1: don't go on vote for the Congress. What have I
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Speaker 1: only vote for prize? And what is it? Though they
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Speaker 1: call them day the senators, I don't vote for them.
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Speaker 1: You have to vote. You have to vote. What else
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Speaker 1: are you going to be doing? Okay, get up and vote.
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Speaker 1: Go out and vote. If you have to vote, appsent D,
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Speaker 1: vote appsent D. But make sure you vote. And if
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Speaker 1: you're not registered, call today, go down to your election
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Speaker 1: headquarters and your county and whatnot, and go make sure
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Speaker 1: you have your paperwork in and you are ready legally
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Speaker 1: to vote. Now. You don't want to find out on
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Speaker 1: election day that, oh I haven't voted ten years and
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Speaker 1: therefore I can't go and make sure you can and vote.
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Speaker 1: Very very important. Meanwhile, we talked about this a little
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Speaker 1: while ago in the Garden State Governor Mikey Cheryl the
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Speaker 1: fraud as I like to call her, doing everything in
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Speaker 1: her power to keep the FEDS from seeing the Garden
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Speaker 1: state's voter rolls. And we just had a guest down
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Speaker 1: a little while ago, Mike Kelly, who is with North
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Speaker 1: Jersey dot com. He's a columnist for The Record and
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Speaker 1: for USA Today, and some of the things we talked about.
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Speaker 1: Number one, again, Mikey Cheryl deciding that yes, in spite
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Speaker 1: of the fact that there are known sixty six hundred
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Speaker 1: people who registered to vote in New Jersey who were
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Speaker 1: illegal aliens and should not have registered, and there were
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Speaker 1: four hundred who definitely cast their ballots who should not
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Speaker 1: have done so. In spite of that, Mikey Cheryl refuses
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Speaker 1: to hand over the voter role information. She says, we'll
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Speaker 1: have our own investigation. Oh you mean you the party
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Speaker 1: that that caused this. You the Democrat party that resulted
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Speaker 1: in tens of millions of illegal migrants walking in across
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Speaker 1: the border. You the party that refuses to let Republicans
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Speaker 1: kick them out. You the party that doesn't let us
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Speaker 1: prosecute when they commit crimes. You the party that doesn't
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Speaker 1: like to talk about it when they kill people like
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Speaker 1: a nungary, rape and murder and pillage thousands of people
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Speaker 1: over the last few years. You who lie about the
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Speaker 1: fact that illegals commit more crimes than non illegals in
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Speaker 1: this country by saying, can there are no statistics showing
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Speaker 1: that illegal migrants commit more crimes? Then again, of course
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Speaker 1: the Democrats who run the big cities where the illegals congregate.
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Speaker 1: Those big cities, by law, do not collect data on illegals.
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Speaker 1: When a police officer arrests somebody in New York City,
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Speaker 1: they aren't even allowed to ask if they're here illegally.
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Speaker 1: So therefore, how do you know if illegals are committing
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Speaker 1: more or less crimes? You don't know, And that's the intent,
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Speaker 1: that's the way you set it up, and you think
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Speaker 1: we're all stupid. Fortunately, members of the media are sick
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Speaker 1: offhants and they just go along with it because it's
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Speaker 1: part of the agenda for you, and they don't ask
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Speaker 1: you questions like, well, if you're not prosecuting illegals, or
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Speaker 1: if you're not asking people if they're here illegally, how
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Speaker 1: do we know if illegals are committing more crimes or
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Speaker 1: fewer than citizens. No, you just sit on this statistic
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Speaker 1: that is artificially created and say that illegals are committing
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Speaker 1: fewer crimes, just like the same fake statistic that says
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Speaker 1: that crime is down in big cities around the country
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Speaker 1: like New York, when you have people like Alvin Bragg
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Speaker 1: who refuse to prosecute two thirds of the crimes on
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Speaker 1: the books by his own admission in his own paperwork
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Speaker 1: when he first took office. If you don't prosecute two
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Speaker 1: thirds of the crimes as crimes, crime will look like
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Speaker 1: it's down on paper year to year. Yet I never
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Speaker 1: hear people talking about that. We're all supposed to be
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Speaker 1: stupid and accepted. Oh, look, crime is down. Democrats must
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Speaker 1: be doing something right. Yeah, they're not prosecuted crime. That's
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Speaker 1: why crime looks like it's down. If I light fires
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Speaker 1: all over the place, but I refuse to report them
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Speaker 1: from this point forward as fires, suddenly it'll look like
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Speaker 1: fire is down when two thirds of the earth is burning.
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Speaker 1: And that's what's happening in Democrat run cities right now, folks. Sorry,
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Speaker 1: I'm ranting. Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten
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Speaker 1: the number to call. You're listening to the Mark Simone show,
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Speaker 1: Ken Rozotto Win from Mark on a beautiful Friday, and
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Speaker 1: we are talking again about Mikey Cheryl. So let's get
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Speaker 1: back to that topic. Mikey Cheryl, the governor of New Jersey.
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Speaker 1: One of the issues is, of course, the MVC, which
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Speaker 1: is the New Jersey answer to the DMV. Why they decided,
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Speaker 1: you know, in typical Democrat fashion, when something is broken
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Speaker 1: doesn't work right, just change the name. If you have
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Speaker 1: communists running things and everything falls apart and it requires
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Speaker 1: killing millions of people, so they get a bad name.
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Speaker 1: Let's change it to the the Let's call a Democratic
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Speaker 1: Socialist of America. That has a nice ring. So now
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Speaker 1: you have the word America in there. It makes it
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Speaker 1: sound like it's good, proud, red, white and blue. It's America. No,
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Speaker 1: it's communist. That's what it is, just by another name.
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Speaker 1: It is communist. So in Mikey Cheryl's case, Mikey Cheryl
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Speaker 1: said that there were sixty six hundred people that we
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Speaker 1: know who voted who shouldn't have voted. Well, the way
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Speaker 1: it's set up in New Jersey, when you get your
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Speaker 1: driver's license, you are automatically registered to vote, which in
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Speaker 1: and of itself is ridiculous. When I go buy a
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Speaker 1: quart of milk, I shouldn't automatically get a car. I
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Speaker 1: just want a quart milk. Why are you telling me
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Speaker 1: that you're going to grant me this extraordinary privilege just
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Speaker 1: because I get a driver's license. That's just ridiculous. So
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Speaker 1: of course you knew this was going to happen. I
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Speaker 1: remember California first doing this in the nineteen nineties when
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Speaker 1: they first allowed illegal aliens to have driver's licenses. I
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Speaker 1: remember the big argument from Republicans was that they wanted
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Speaker 1: the driver's licenses carefully noted that the person who had
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Speaker 1: the license was an illegal alien. They wanted that on
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Speaker 1: the license. But the liberals in California shouted loudly, no,
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Speaker 1: that ostracizes them. That's not fair, they'll be discriminated against. Well, sure,
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Speaker 1: they're not entitled to the privilege of a driver's license.
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Speaker 1: We are not all entitled to a driver's license. It
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Speaker 1: is not a right, it is a privilege. So if
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Speaker 1: citizens are not granted that as a right, but a privilege,
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Speaker 1: why should someone here illegally you get it as a right.
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Speaker 1: So if you're going to have the joy and glory
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Speaker 1: of having a driver's license when you're not a citizen,
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Speaker 1: then why not deal with the fact that there'll be
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Speaker 1: a little mark on there so that the police know
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Speaker 1: you're not a citizen. Aha, This was all part of
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Speaker 1: the Democrat plan. This was so that eventually you could
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Speaker 1: get these people to be able to intermingle with citizens
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Speaker 1: and nobody would know the difference. That is exactly what
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Speaker 1: has happened. So now what happens years later? We had
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Speaker 1: nine to eleven, and after nine to eleven, everybody still
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Speaker 1: needed their idea to get around. But you didn't know
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Speaker 1: if that driver's license now indicated that you were a
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Speaker 1: citizen or not. So ninety five percent of us had
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Speaker 1: to go spend money, go down to the DMV, take
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Speaker 1: time off from work, present tons of ID in order
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Speaker 1: to get what real ID. Yeah, the Democrats don't like
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Speaker 1: to talk about the fact that it's because they gave
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Speaker 1: our driver's licenses to illegal aliens and did not specially
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Speaker 1: denote those licenses as being those of illegal aliens. You
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Speaker 1: and I had to go get a second license on
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Speaker 1: our time with our money. That was a real ID.
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Speaker 1: We wouldn't have had to have a real ID if
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Speaker 1: not for the Liberals giving driver licenses to illegal aliens,
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Speaker 1: or if they would have just marked them as a
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Speaker 1: driver's license for an illegal alien, then our ID would
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Speaker 1: have all been real ID. But no, we had to
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Speaker 1: now get real ID, which is kind of the same
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Speaker 1: whole point, but instead of them having to have the
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Speaker 1: mark on their license that they're illegal, we had to
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Speaker 1: get a mark on our license saying that we're legal.
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Speaker 1: Do you get it? This is all Democrat run, This
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Speaker 1: is all liberal run. But they never talked about that,
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Speaker 1: and no member of the sikaphat leftist media, the mainstream
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Speaker 1: media said a word about it. When you talk to
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Speaker 1: people who are in the media, they shove their arms
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Speaker 1: up and they go, so, what, what's a big deal?
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Speaker 1: What's the big deal? You say that people shouldn't have
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Speaker 1: to show ID because people in poorer communities don't necessarily
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Speaker 1: have ID and it is difficult for them to go
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Speaker 1: downtown and get it. But then you have no problem
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Speaker 1: with those of us who have to go downtown and
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Speaker 1: get a new ID because illegals have ID when they shouldn't.
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Speaker 1: And now it's no big deal for us, but it
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Speaker 1: is a big deal for poor people. Huh Okay, there's
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Speaker 1: always a double standard. Without a double standard, liberals would
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Speaker 1: have no standards at all. Eight hundred three to two
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Speaker 1: one zero seven ten, eight hundred three to two to
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Speaker 1: one zero seven ten, and just to wrap things up
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Speaker 1: in Jersey, Mikey Cheryl doesn't want to show those voter
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Speaker 1: rolls to the federal government. And now, we don't think
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Speaker 1: that there are only sixty six hundred people who are
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Speaker 1: illegally registered to vote. The federal government has information suggesting
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Speaker 1: there are as many as thirty five thousand, and the
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Speaker 1: Republicans in the state of New Jersey say there are
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Speaker 1: as many as eighty thousand illegal aliens who are registered
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Speaker 1: to vote. Where do they get that number from? Last year?
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Speaker 1: Apparently eighty thousand responses came in for people who were
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Speaker 1: called to jury duty in the state of New Jersey,
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Speaker 1: and they get the names for jurors potential jurors from
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Speaker 1: driver's licenses and people registered to vote. So eighty thousand
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Speaker 1: people responded, no, I'm sorry, I must be excused from
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Speaker 1: jury duty because I am not a US citizen. Both then,
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Speaker 1: if you're not a US citizen, why are you on
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Speaker 1: our list as being eligible to vote? Uh huh. And
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Speaker 1: that's why the Republicans in New Jersey and the Republicans
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Speaker 1: in the federal government are demanding to see New Jersey's
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Speaker 1: voter roles because it ain't sixty six hundred. Where there's smoke,
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Speaker 1: there's fire, And if we know of sixty six hundred,
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Speaker 1: it's likely more like six hundred sixty thousand. Don't fool yourself.
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Speaker 1: We know of at least nine hundred thousand illegals being
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Speaker 1: in the state of New Jersey right now, and I
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Speaker 1: bet you the vast majority are registered to vote. We
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Speaker 1: will take your calls eight hundred three to two to
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Speaker 1: one zero seven ten, eight hundred three to two one
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Speaker 1: zero seven ten. Ken Rosatto in for Mark on the
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Speaker 1: last two hour day of the Mark Simone Show. Starting Monday.
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Speaker 1: It becomes three hours nine am to noon Monday through Friday.
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Speaker 1: Don't forget to check it out. I'm sure Mark will
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Speaker 1: be in rare form when he has to roll out
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Speaker 1: of bed an hour early and come it here at
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Speaker 1: nine o'clock. I believe it'll start with it. It's nine o'clock.
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Speaker 1: I can't wait to hear it. I'll be tuned in.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure you will too. Sunday again, heightsmid eighties today
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