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Hour 2: What is billionaire George Soros planning next? · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Here's more. Marximone on seven ten WR.
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Speaker 2: Well, nobody feels great today. It's a rough night. You've
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Speaker 2: got Mom dani as the mayor elect. He's making some
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Speaker 2: sort of an announcement this morning. We'll wait and see
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Speaker 2: what it is he's announcing. Everybody's worried about who will quit.
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Speaker 2: Will Jessica Tish the police commissioner resign? We don't know,
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Speaker 2: but I can tell you that the fire commissioner just resigned.
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Speaker 2: Robert Tucker, who's a great guy, wonderful guy. Robert Tucker,
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Speaker 2: fire commissioner. I was Jewish. I don't know if that
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Speaker 2: has a role in his resigning from this obviously anti
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Speaker 2: Semitic mayor. Also, Tucker is a very successful guy in
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Speaker 2: the private sector. He's got a great business and company
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Speaker 2: can easily go back to that. But he has resigned.
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Speaker 2: The fire commissioner's resigned. Robert Tucker, good guy, he's been
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Speaker 2: there a year. But it's also not unusual when a
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Speaker 2: mayoralty is over for the commissioners to start to leave.
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Speaker 2: But Tucker has left. Jessica Titi has had nothing so far. Cuomo,
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Speaker 2: It's an interesting case. Everybody agrees he's finished politically, that
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Speaker 2: that's it. There's no coming back from this. What does
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Speaker 2: he do now? Now, all these billionaires that jumped into
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Speaker 2: back Cuomo, you know they we love Cuomo. Back in
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Speaker 2: Cuomo again. I always warn you these big, big donors,
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Speaker 2: these big billionaires, geniuses at what they do, that's why
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Speaker 2: they're billionaires. But when it comes to politics, they don't
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Speaker 2: know what the hell they're doing. They always get it wrong.
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Speaker 2: They always back the wrong guy, and it's absolutely guaranteed
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Speaker 2: every time whoever they back loses always. Now they got
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Speaker 2: caught up in that Cuomo nonsense and he can't win.
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Speaker 2: And now, now what do they do with him? Somebody's
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Speaker 2: got to give him a job. The guy's going to
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Speaker 2: need to do something. Left as attorney general, everybody figured
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Speaker 2: he'll run for governor. So it was in between period.
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Speaker 2: Somebody gave him a nice, big job at a big
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Speaker 2: top financial firm, law firm, something. You know, you pay
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Speaker 2: him a few million years. So you do that, although
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Speaker 2: if the guy's finished politically, he has a lot less
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Speaker 2: value to you. But to these big billionaires, believe or not,
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Speaker 2: they're the most starstruck people in the world. And if
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Speaker 2: you got some big firm, financial firm, law firm or whatever.
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Speaker 2: Cuoma's got a certain star factor to him, so they'll
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Speaker 2: give him a couple of million a year to hang
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Speaker 2: around lunch with some new clients. You bring Cuomoa to
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Speaker 2: Lunchjemo was a good talker there, so somebody may give
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Speaker 2: him one of those kind of jobs. We'll see. Now, Cuomo,
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Speaker 2: where did he win? Well, he won big on the
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Speaker 2: Upper east Side. That was his main district, the Upper
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Speaker 2: east Side, that's where these billionaires all live, so he
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Speaker 2: won that. It was huge. He also won Staten Island.
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Speaker 2: That's interesting. Everybody's been telling all the Curtis voters abandoned
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Speaker 2: Curtis vote for Cuomo. Well, apparently that worked to a
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Speaker 2: certain extent, because Cuomo won Staten Island. That's big Curtis territory.
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Speaker 2: Cuomo won Staten Island. He won chunks, the little chunks
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Speaker 2: of Queens and little chunks of Brooklyn. But Mam Donnie's
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Speaker 2: base was Brooklyn, those newer, younger parts of Brooklyn, and
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Speaker 2: Mam Donni won those big. And the thing about those areas,
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Speaker 2: they're heavily populated, so it's a lot of votes. Now,
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Speaker 2: once again, we can't repeat this enough. Curtis had nothing
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Speaker 2: to do with Cuomo losing. If you took every Curtis
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Speaker 2: voter and gave it to Cuomo, Cuomo still lost by
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Speaker 2: a few points. So Curtis being in the race was
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Speaker 2: not a factor with Cuomo losing. Had no children, But
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Speaker 2: Cuomo will say it was. He'll start to say this
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Speaker 2: a lot. Remember after the primary, humiliating defeat in the primary,
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Speaker 2: Mam Donni just crushed Cuomo in the primary. And then
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Speaker 2: the Cuomo team started telling everybody, well, it was that
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Speaker 2: ranked choice. If it wasn't for the rank choice, it
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Speaker 2: was because of the ranked choice, he lost. The rank
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Speaker 2: choice had nothing to do with it. He lost the
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Speaker 2: popular vote on the first round. The second Cuomo lost
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Speaker 2: the popular vote by a lot. Rank choice wasn't a factor.
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Speaker 2: But they'll start to do that now, they'll tell the
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Speaker 2: Cuomo people will be telling everybody, yeah, Curtis hadn't been
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Speaker 2: in the rate, he was so close. If it wasn't
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Speaker 2: for Curtis, well, again, that's not true. You could add
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Speaker 2: every Curtis voter in with Cuomo and he still lost
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Speaker 2: by a few points. Curtis was not a factor. The
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Speaker 2: Soros Is George Soros, Alex Soros, very very very happy today.
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Speaker 2: There's Alex Soros, the big Mom Donnie Backer. He's these
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Speaker 2: soros Is. These are the guys that gave us Alvin
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Speaker 2: Bragg and now Mom Donnie. And the word is they
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Speaker 2: got about twenty six more. Mom Donnie's ready to go
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Speaker 2: in other cities. But there's the Twitter as Alex Soros
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Speaker 2: arm in arm posing with Mom Donnie thrilled about it.
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Speaker 2: So I'm trying to read my own writing here. What
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Speaker 2: can be done to stop Mom Donnie. Well, all that's
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Speaker 2: out there is the Department of Justice. Well, there's a
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Speaker 2: couple of teams that have been looking at Mom Donnie's money,
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Speaker 2: the foreign donations. They think a lot of money came
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Speaker 2: from China, a lot of money came to the Middle East,
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Speaker 2: a lot of money came from overseas, and they're tracing it.
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Speaker 2: If they can find Mom Donnie took it, used it,
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Speaker 2: and had some knowledge of it, they can remove him
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Speaker 2: and he'll never be mayor. Now they've been working on it.
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Speaker 2: There's a few teams and they've been sending stuff over
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Speaker 2: to the Justice Department. Now every time we talk to
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Speaker 2: these guys on these teams that Tay well, we were
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Speaker 2: almost just about we just we're almost but I've been
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Speaker 2: hearing that for a months so far they haven't gotten it.
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Speaker 2: The other thing is there are actual Justice Department officials
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Speaker 2: who have said they're going to watch Mam Donnie's every move.
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Speaker 2: If he does anything against the Jewish communit unity, anything
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Speaker 2: anti Semitic, any that they want to, they say they
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Speaker 2: will come in and arrest him for a hate crime.
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Speaker 2: So we'll see. That's the kind of stuff that's out
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Speaker 2: there to stop Mom Donnie. The bad news is that
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Speaker 2: it's nothing but bad news. The other bad news is
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Speaker 2: the city council did not change. Most of the Democrats
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Speaker 2: got re elected, so you still got a kooky left
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Speaker 2: wing city council. It pretty much stayed the same as
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Speaker 2: far as mostly democratic. Alvin Bragg got re elected. Unfortunately, now,
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Speaker 2: you know, we go back and look at the mayors
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Speaker 2: of New York. They were pretty qualified guys. Rudy Giuliani
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Speaker 2: was a big, big crime fighter. He'd been the US
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Speaker 2: attorney for years. He'd been number two in the Justice
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Speaker 2: Department for years. He had quite a resume when he
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Speaker 2: took office. And then Michael Bloomberg came along, and he
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Speaker 2: had a huge resume in the business world, billionaire built
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Speaker 2: one of the biggest companies in the world, obviously a manager.
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Speaker 2: But the last three guys to be elected, the last
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Speaker 2: three The Blasio, Eric Adams, and this guy Mom Donnie.
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Speaker 2: No resume, no management experience, no qualifications other than they
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Speaker 2: were just kind of charming salespeople. The Blasio, yeah, you
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Speaker 2: had a certain charm to him and the TV commercials.
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Speaker 2: You had a nice smile and a certain charm. Eric
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Speaker 2: Adams a good looking guy, a lot of charm. This
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Speaker 2: guy in his own way charming, a slick salesman, but
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Speaker 2: with no resume and no management experience. So it's a very,
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Speaker 2: very weird trend we've started here. Now the New York Times,
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Speaker 2: big article now in the New York Times about Democrats
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Speaker 2: have a new leader. There's a new leader of the
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Speaker 2: Democratic Party. They're talking about Mom Donnie. Now, also figure
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Speaker 2: there's going to be a lot of angry people in
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Speaker 2: the Democratic Party, like AOC. You know, she was supposed
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Speaker 2: to be the left wing leader, the kook woke socialist
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Speaker 2: left wing leader of the party. Well, now this guy's
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Speaker 2: replaced her, and this guy can really outtalk her. So
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Speaker 2: you're going to see a little bit of a You're
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Speaker 2: going to see the war between the old Democrats, the
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Speaker 2: old Chuck Schumer fossils, the old dinosaurs, and this new
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Speaker 2: young breed. But within the young group, you're going to
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Speaker 2: see a fight between AOC and Mom Donnie. Is that
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Speaker 2: the first Lady? I think so, yeah, Mom Donnie doing
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Speaker 2: a little appearance now. And that's the other thing. The
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Speaker 2: first Lady, the new first Lady, the new first Lady, missus.
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Speaker 2: Mom Donnie stayed under the radar the whole campaign, although
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Speaker 2: apparently behind the scenes, she was a mastermind at the
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Speaker 2: strategy of the campaign, the branding of the campaign. She
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Speaker 2: and the mother of Mom Donnie. You remember, the mother
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Speaker 2: is a big filmmaker, big movie maker, so she knows
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Speaker 2: a lot of theatrical tricks. So between the wife and
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Speaker 2: the mother, they helped with the branding, the messaging, the
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Speaker 2: strategy of the camp pain putting that all together. But
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Speaker 2: we know very little about this first lady. Mom Donnie
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Speaker 2: met her on Hinge, the dating app Hinge. You know,
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Speaker 2: you got all these different dating apps. There is plenty
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Speaker 2: of fish, there's this one, that one, there's match dot Com.
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Speaker 2: But the high end ones, the high end dating apps
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Speaker 2: are like a Hinge and a few others. So that's
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Speaker 2: where mom Donnie met his wife. But again that's perfectly normal.
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Speaker 2: Nowadays everybody is going to at some point everybody will
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Speaker 2: have met their wife that way. Hey, we'll get back
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Speaker 2: to the mural race. But but let's just go to
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Speaker 2: Jack Smith for a moment. This weird bug eyed, cape
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Speaker 2: wearing weirdo prosecutor Jack Smith may have some real trouble now.
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Speaker 2: It looks like besides the terrible investigation in the Trump
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Speaker 2: and it was ridiculously overdone. You know you saw the
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Speaker 2: pictures hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of boxes at Marlago,
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Speaker 2: Well those were just presidential records. None of those were
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Speaker 2: classified doc documents. And that was later proven when Jack
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Speaker 2: Smith only found in the entire building thirty five classified documents.
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Speaker 2: If you put the thirty five in a folder, it's
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Speaker 2: about one inch thick, so one inch of one box
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Speaker 2: classified documents. All those boxes you saw were not classified documents.
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Speaker 2: And then Smith did a couple of horrible things. If
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Speaker 2: you're going to raid mar a Lago, First of all,
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Speaker 2: that was a horrible decision to raid a president's home,
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Speaker 2: but he did it. But even worse, they went through everything,
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Speaker 2: they went through the kid's bedroom, Milania's stuff. They went
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Speaker 2: through Malania's underwear drawers, just like Polly Walnuts and the Sopranos.
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Speaker 2: And Smith actually got permission to use deadly force in
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Speaker 2: mar A Lago. He actually got permission from Remember we
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Speaker 2: had the dirtiest Attorney General ever, Merrick Garland, who granted
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Speaker 2: that permission to use deadly force in mar A Lago.
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Speaker 2: In other words, they could come in with guns drawn
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Speaker 2: and fire their guns if they needed to. Now Trump
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Speaker 2: was not at mar Alago. He was in New York,
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Speaker 2: I think at the time. And at mar A Lago
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Speaker 2: was just the staff, the butler, the maids. Why would
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Speaker 2: you need to use deadly force? Now there's also members there,
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Speaker 2: But have you ever seen those members? It's little old
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Speaker 2: ladies going, how are you? You don't need deadly force?
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Speaker 2: It was just insane. Now it turns out Jack Smith
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Speaker 2: also sees the phone records, emails of dozens and dozens
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Speaker 2: and dozens of people in Congress, did surveillance on them.
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Speaker 2: And then yesterday we find out Jack Smith got President
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Speaker 2: Trump's cell phone from the first term. You know, when
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Speaker 2: you're a president, Trump has its own cell phone, But
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Speaker 2: when you're president, they give you an official presidential cell
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Speaker 2: phone to use. It's different from It looks like a
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Speaker 2: regular cell phone, but it's tricked out with all sorts
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Speaker 2: of privacy features and scramblers and all kinds of things
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Speaker 2: to keep your communication private. And then when you leave
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Speaker 2: the presidency, I guess it goes back to the government.
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Speaker 2: But Jack Smith got permission to take it, and the
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Speaker 2: dirty law air Biden administration handed it over, so Jack
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Speaker 2: Smith was able to go through it and see all
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Speaker 2: the Trump's calls, texts everything. By the way, he's using
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Speaker 2: his own cell phone. Now he's got that presidential cell phone,
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Speaker 2: but most of the time if he calls you, it's
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Speaker 2: on the personal cell phone. Now I know why, because
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Speaker 2: he doesn't trust the next administration a safeguard his presidential
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Speaker 2: cell phone. But Jack Smith, this is out and out
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Speaker 2: wiretapping of the president. Jack Smith had no reason to
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Speaker 2: do that, no reason to do that. He's in real
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Speaker 2: trouble now. They're going to really come after him for this. Now.
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Speaker 2: Jack Smith is telling his friends that he welcomes this,
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Speaker 2: that he can't wait to defend himself and he wants
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Speaker 2: to counter attack. He said he can't wait to get
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Speaker 2: into a courtroom and explain himself. He said he had
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Speaker 2: a help all of a case against Trump, but judges
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Speaker 2: kept denying him a chance to present his evidence in court.
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Speaker 2: He said, now he has tons of evidence that he
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Speaker 2: can present in course. I don't know what he's talking about,
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Speaker 2: and he'll never be able to explain this. Trump had
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Speaker 2: a handful of classified documents. There weren't anything earth shattering.
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Speaker 2: Joe Biden had eight thousand classified documents. He had him
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Speaker 2: in his house, he had him in his office, he
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Speaker 2: had him in his office at the University of Delaware, Pennsylvania.
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Speaker 2: He'll never be able to explain this. But Jack Smith
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Speaker 2: looked for him to really really have a problem at
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Speaker 2: some point. Hey, we'll take some calls. Next we'll get
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Speaker 2: back to the mayoral race, and we'll get to the
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Speaker 2: governor's race. Mikey Cheryl is your new governor.
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Speaker 3: And I just got a call from Jack Chittarelli, and
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Speaker 3: I want to recognize him for stepping up.
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Speaker 2: Okay, she wants to recognize him.
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Speaker 3: But serving you is worth any tough I have to
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Speaker 3: take on. And I am incredibly honored to be your
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Speaker 3: next governor.
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Speaker 2: Does she sound like a governor? Does she really sound
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Speaker 2: like a comment.
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Speaker 3: Serving you is worth any tough fight I have to
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Speaker 3: take on, and I am incredibly honored.
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Speaker 2: To be your next time. All right, it's a it's
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Speaker 2: an unusual from New Jersey to go with one party
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Speaker 2: for three terms. Usually the two terms of one party
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Speaker 2: they switch. And that's always been the case for many decades.
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Speaker 2: First time in decades if they've gone three terms with
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Speaker 2: one party. But it happened. Anyway, we'll get back to
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Speaker 2: the mural race. We'll take some calls next. Eight hundred
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Speaker 2: three to two one zero seven ten is the number.
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Speaker 2: Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 4: He knows his way around all this.
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Speaker 1: It's the Mark Simone Show on seven ten war.
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Speaker 2: Hey, let's text the calls. You know, we got a
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Speaker 2: lot of listeners around the country. I think they're all
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Speaker 2: laughing at us. Let's text. Let's just text some calls
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Speaker 2: from around the country. See what people say. Let's go
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Speaker 2: to Stuart, South Carolina. Stuart, how you doing, Hey?
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Speaker 4: How you doing?
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Speaker 2: You're right?
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Speaker 4: The rest of the country is just in shock.
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Speaker 5: We're cooking in New York.
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Speaker 4: The thing that I cannot believe. And you know, I've
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Speaker 4: been a police officer almost fifty years I cannot, for
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Speaker 4: the life of me, Mark, believe they re elected Alvin Bragg,
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Speaker 4: who is responsible for so much devastation among the populace
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Speaker 4: of New York City. It is incredulous they would put
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Speaker 4: that man back in office. And ma'am Donnie together are
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Speaker 4: going to be the seventh circle of Hell.
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Speaker 2: Thanks for the encouragement, all right, thanks for calling Stuart.
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Speaker 2: All around the country they're laughing us. Let's go to
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Speaker 2: Aaron in Indianapolis. Aaron, how you.
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Speaker 6: Doing doing great?
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Speaker 5: Mark? Hey, the Minnesota Twins be to change their name
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Speaker 5: to the Minnesota Somalis.
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Speaker 2: All right, whatever that means. That's it. That's it, that's
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Speaker 2: the whole call. That's all right. Thanks for slowing us
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Speaker 2: up here. Let's go to Rich in Myrtle Beach. Rich
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Speaker 2: how you doing, hey?
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Speaker 7: Thanks? Mark.
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Speaker 5: This thousands, I mean thousands of New York style bakeries
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Speaker 5: and Deli's opening up in Florida right now as we speak.
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Speaker 5: You know, Domi is going to be the realtor of
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Speaker 5: the year. But I can't believe it. My knucklehead brother
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Speaker 5: who lives down here now is a raging liberal. He's
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Speaker 5: and he's trying to explain to me it was better
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Speaker 5: to have Mondami than Cuomo for New York, which just
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Speaker 5: too proves to me my brother is a communist.
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Speaker 7: You know, I didn't.
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Speaker 2: Realize he's not entirely run. You remember Cuomo when he
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Speaker 2: was governor with the most left wing kook. He caused
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Speaker 2: the crime wave. He took away bail, he'd closed, like Stewart.
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Speaker 5: Was saying, it was really Cuomo with the no cash,
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Speaker 5: no bail that really brought in Alvin brick led to
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Speaker 5: the other.
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Speaker 2: He also closed prisons. He changed the parole board to
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Speaker 2: let all the killers out. He was.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, so it really is unbelievable. I really couldn't believe it.
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Speaker 5: I really can't. All my friends are going to put
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Speaker 5: the help. I got a fund of my lives in Riverdale,
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Speaker 5: in the Bronx. He's putting us up his house up
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Speaker 5: to sail and leave them all right.
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Speaker 2: I know everybody says they leave and we'll see. We'll
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Speaker 2: see who actually leaves.
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Speaker 5: You know.
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Speaker 2: Uh, Cromo is the most left wing. He was as
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Speaker 2: far left as a governor. Of the things he did
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Speaker 2: as Mam Donnie, he should have campaigned as himself. That's
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Speaker 2: if he had campaigned as that the truth he would
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Speaker 2: have split up the Mom Donnie vote. He probably could
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Speaker 2: have beaten him that way. Well, let's go to uh,
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Speaker 2: let's go to Joel in Florida. Joel, how you doing.
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Speaker 2: Good morning, Mark.
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Speaker 6: Speaking of Florida, our Attorney General has made it very
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Speaker 6: clear here in the state of Florida, we welcome people
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Speaker 6: from New York with open hands, open arts, but make
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Speaker 6: certainly understand that crime here is something that's taken seriously. Also,
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Speaker 6: I heard this morning that Doudan the Abbott has tell
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Speaker 6: people that they leave New York and they comp to Texas,
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Speaker 6: he's imposing a tariff on them. Yeah, huge amount of
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Speaker 6: building going on here in Florida. They're building new office space, homes.
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Speaker 6: It's a tremendous building boom here statewide. So if you're
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Speaker 6: in New York and you're coming to Florida, you will
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Speaker 6: have some place to lip.
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Speaker 2: All right, all right, all right there, listen, you'll all
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Speaker 2: be back, every one of you. You'll be back in
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Speaker 2: New York at some point. So the good news is
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Speaker 2: Mom Donnie's holding a press conference this morning. Apparently he's
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Speaker 2: reassuring Jewish voters, he's reassuring business leaders that he'll be
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Speaker 2: able to work with them and we'll see. You know,
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Speaker 2: they got this stupid organizations called the Partnership in there.
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Speaker 2: It's it's like every CEO in New York and this
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Speaker 2: crazy woman that runs it, and they've had meetings with
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Speaker 2: mom Donnie, and the fact that he would show up
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Speaker 2: and meet with them, that's a good sign. And you
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Speaker 2: never know. You know, Deblasio was the mister socialist, mister
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Speaker 2: left wing, you know, tax the rich. But when Deblasia
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Speaker 2: took office, all of a sudden, he became very chummy
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Speaker 2: with these billionaires and CEOs. He gave every one of them,
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Speaker 2: here's my cell number, call me. Can need anything, and
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Speaker 2: you needed anything, you could get it from him. That's
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Speaker 2: the way a lot of these socialists work. And they
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Speaker 2: made sure that he got re elected because they liked
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Speaker 2: the relationationship. So you never know, he might, I'm Donnie
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Speaker 2: might actually work well with these business because you never know.
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Speaker 2: You never know. And me such a phony and such
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Speaker 2: a kind man, who knows which way he'll really go.
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Speaker 2: Let's go to Anna in New Jersey. Anna, how you doing, Yes.
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Speaker 8: Good morning, thank you for taking my call.
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Speaker 7: Mark.
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Speaker 2: Yes, Anna, I'm never in the.
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Speaker 8: Air, but I am going to burst if I don't
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Speaker 8: say something to New York is I grew up in
19:23
Speaker 8: that city. I'm a Cuban American. I can hear as
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Speaker 8: a child, and in a couple of days, I'm going
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Speaker 8: to be seventy and my heart I was crying last night.
19:31
Speaker 8: Now what happened in New York? Because you know what,
19:34
Speaker 8: it's like Havana in nineteen fifty nine for my parents
19:38
Speaker 8: anything else?
19:39
Speaker 2: I know, you know what escape the socialism and this
19:42
Speaker 2: guy brings it back.
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Speaker 8: They promise everything and it's only a lie they can deliver.
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Speaker 8: What are they going to get the money to pay
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Speaker 8: for things?
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Speaker 2: You know, Anna, stay strong, just listen to us every day.
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Speaker 2: We got you through the pandemic. We'll get you through Mom. Donnie,
19:58
Speaker 2: you're sounding a nice person. Anna, thanks for calling. Let's
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Speaker 2: go to Vincent and Brooklyn. Vincent, how you doing good money?
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Speaker 9: Marc Ime? Okay to stew it from South Carolina's question
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Speaker 9: about Manhattan re electing alvim Bragg, that's like the chickens
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Speaker 9: voting for Colonel Sanders. My palmo won start in Island
20:18
Speaker 9: because if it was going to be a toss up
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Speaker 9: between Curtis Leewa and Andrew Cuomo, the Italian Americans once
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Speaker 9: major people. Once Trump came out and said you got
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Speaker 9: to vote for Cuomo, it was an obra. It was
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Speaker 9: practically a no brainer. That being said, now that the
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Speaker 9: election behind is behind us, and the next election is
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Speaker 9: the big one in twenty twenty six, Trump has to
20:43
Speaker 9: stop this congestion pricing and has to stop the windmills.
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Speaker 9: We have to get We have to get a couple
20:52
Speaker 9: of points on the scoreboard because thus far, Oh, I'll
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Speaker 9: give you thirty days. I'll give you sixty days. I'm
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Speaker 9: of the school of you, let your opponents have to
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Speaker 9: take you to Vincent.
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Speaker 2: We're worried about this man, Donnie, letting every criminal out
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Speaker 2: of you. We're not worried. That's I'm not worried about
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Speaker 2: it cause about a windmill. I'm worried about these criminals.
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Speaker 9: Mark, I'm not worried about the criminals. I told my
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Speaker 9: girlfriend last night, go over, you knew your gun license.
21:20
Speaker 9: I'm not worried about the criminals. And that's the truth.
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Speaker 2: Mark, that's because you're Vincent.
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Speaker 9: I mean, but now, but we got to have it
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Speaker 9: on the scoreboard. No more did And when I hear that, Oh,
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Speaker 9: I'm giving you thirty days. You do that with a businessman,
21:38
Speaker 9: You don't do that with with these officials, these petty
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Speaker 9: tyrants like Kathy Hulko, Eric Adams and now Zoramandani. This
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Speaker 9: thirty day stuff has to stop.
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Speaker 2: All right, as usual as usual. You're right, Vincent, great call,
21:53
Speaker 2: Thanks for calling. Hey. When we come back and Culture
21:56
Speaker 2: will be with us. Let's see what she thinks about
21:58
Speaker 2: mom Donnie winning. We'll get to that next on seven ten.
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Speaker 8: So how are you?
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Speaker 1: Mark Simone?
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Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know what the hell happened
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Speaker 2: last night.
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Speaker 1: Well, I've been warning all of you forever. Actually, I
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Speaker 1: hope you appreciate my amazing restraint and not attacking Cuomo
22:43
Speaker 1: at least not as much as usual for the last
22:46
Speaker 1: few weeks. No, he was a sure loser. There are
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Speaker 1: a million.
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Speaker 7: Reasons to hate Cuomo. I still you.
22:51
Speaker 1: Can't run the experiment twice and it was the foreign
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Speaker 1: born and women that apparently took the Communis musslm over
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Speaker 1: the top.
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Speaker 7: They were very excited about them and.
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Speaker 1: Ha ha ha, and now they'll have to live with him.
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Speaker 1: But everybody should have just gotten behind. Adams immediately told
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Speaker 1: force Sliwa and Cuomo to drop out, because that just
23:10
Speaker 1: makes it a clearer choice. What you you can keep
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Speaker 1: what you have now, which you may not like, or
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Speaker 1: some get something much much worse. But when you have
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Speaker 1: I mean, I guess the New York Posts on an
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Speaker 1: article of somebody had an article some woman writing Cuomo
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Speaker 1: killed my husband. I still voted for him, when when
23:29
Speaker 1: that's what it's coming down to. I mean, I salute
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Speaker 1: that poor woman trying to keep Domi out. But they're
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Speaker 1: just there are just too many reasons I hate Andrew Culoma.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well, the problem is going into the primary, he
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Speaker 2: scared Adams out with his big name recognition is billions
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Speaker 2: of billionaires donor money and it so Adams didn't enter
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Speaker 2: the Democratic primary and he might have done better against
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Speaker 2: Mom Donny in those debates. Cloma was a.
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Speaker 1: Disaster, yes, yes, and he also represents everything Mom Dommy
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Speaker 1: voters are again the old school establishment and Democratic Party,
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Speaker 1: which I don't know they voted for that too. But
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Speaker 1: and worst of all, to get to have the billionaires
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Speaker 1: getting behind him as the best choice. I mean, it
24:16
Speaker 1: just shows you the point you and I have made
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Speaker 1: many times. Rich people are just such morons about politics.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the kiss of death. Whenever the big donors,
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Speaker 2: the big billionaires are behind somebody, it's a guaranteed loss.
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Speaker 2: You could shout it out one hundred percent of the time.
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Speaker 1: So yes, I'm speaking of the Virginia governors, right, Yes.
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Speaker 7: That Winsome Sears.
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Speaker 1: What's the full name, Winsome Earl Sears, Earl Sears.
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Speaker 7: That's it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, for one thing, it's too long a name, too
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Speaker 1: complicated you on something simple.
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Speaker 5: Like COUMP.
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Speaker 1: Two years ago when she was three years ago, four
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Speaker 1: years ago she was elected lieutenant governor. That was cat
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Speaker 1: for Republican donors. Oh my gosh, we have a woman
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Speaker 1: and a person of color and it's a Republican. We
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Speaker 1: must run this person for president. Whereas, as I keep
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Speaker 1: pointing out, probably because of this rocket fuel that black
25:13
Speaker 1: Republicans get in order to win the nomination when they
25:17
Speaker 1: might not have given given other other demographics. Black Republicans
25:22
Speaker 1: have a long history of lots of enthusiasm and then losing.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, so these big, big donors, so they always you're right,
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Speaker 2: like like what Calma, They said, Well, he's got the experience,
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Speaker 2: but it was a very bad experience.
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Speaker 1: And Domini nailed him on that the second debate. He
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Speaker 1: was bragging about an experience and that's exactly what mom
25:44
Speaker 1: Donnie came back with, Yeah, it's the worst kind of experience.
25:47
Speaker 1: You did this, this and this, and I mean I
25:51
Speaker 1: think the biggest one is he well two of them.
25:55
Speaker 7: As we have.
25:55
Speaker 1: Discussed, he is one of one of the New York
25:59
Speaker 1: hall psions most responsible, and he was governor for the
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Speaker 1: cashless veil law when when Democrats were about to get
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Speaker 1: control of both houses of the legislature. I think this was,
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Speaker 1: what was it like twenty seventeen to eighteen me it's
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Speaker 1: fairly recently. He vowed on the campaign trail. It was
26:17
Speaker 1: when he was running for his third term, so whenever
26:19
Speaker 1: that was, he vowed on the campaign trail that the
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Speaker 1: first bill he would sign would be cashless veil and that,
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Speaker 1: of course has has ripped the city apart with with
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Speaker 1: criminals running while looting, killing, stabbing, raping, and of course
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Speaker 1: the COVID shutdowns when he was just an absolute authoritarian
26:39
Speaker 1: and we now know every one of his measures.
26:41
Speaker 7: Was a disaster.
26:43
Speaker 1: He destroyed kids' lives, destroyed endless businesses, kept attacking states
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Speaker 1: that were doing it right, like Florida and forcing Floridians
26:54
Speaker 1: when they flew in, oh my gosh, you've got to
26:57
Speaker 1: be quarantined, like you know, we're coming from a lepers colony.
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Speaker 1: And of course Florida did far better than New York
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Speaker 1: did on COVID without destroying any businesses and allowing the
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Speaker 1: citizens to live free.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know the problem that there's no we don't
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Speaker 2: have a Republican party in New York. Democratic Party is
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Speaker 2: a huge machine with infrastructure, lots of people. There's nothing, no,
27:21
Speaker 2: how do we ever fix that?
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Speaker 1: Well, it's very hard. I noticed this years ago, and
27:26
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe New York, but also California. I've met,
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Speaker 1: I've met at the Metropolitan Republican Club, or i'd sometimes
27:34
Speaker 1: do speeches and book signs on the Upper East Side.
27:36
Speaker 1: Sometimes you'd meet, you know, a candidate running for this
27:41
Speaker 1: or that office as a Republican and I always kind
27:44
Speaker 1: of laugh and say, why why are you doing this?
27:48
Speaker 7: You have no chance of me.
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Speaker 1: But this is where I don't know. I think we
27:53
Speaker 1: need to kidnap the New York's billionaires, tie them up,
27:59
Speaker 1: and force them to do what we say, which is
28:01
Speaker 1: to find someone who can run as an independent. What
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Speaker 1: did Bloomberg run as first time, both both a Republican
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Speaker 1: and an independent.
28:08
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you got to remember it was right after
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Speaker 2: nine to eleven. Rudy Giuliani was the greatest hero in America,
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Speaker 2: and he campaigned for Bloomberg. That's what put Bloomberg over
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Speaker 2: the top.
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Speaker 1: Yes, and also the city what got Giuliani elected. I mean,
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Speaker 1: this city has had twenty years of Republican rule until
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Speaker 1: Democrats came in and started slowly, just not slowly, actually
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Speaker 1: quite rapidly dismantling it. And Juliani got in after after
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Speaker 1: New York City became became Charles Bronson's death wish. So,
28:42
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess this is semi good news for Republicans,
28:46
Speaker 1: not New Yorkers, but Republicans. Okay, let's see what the
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Speaker 1: communist Muslim does. He'll have a record by the time
28:53
Speaker 1: midterms roll around next year.
28:55
Speaker 2: Now, if you watch his victory speech, the smiling salesman
28:59
Speaker 2: all of a sudden had a really angry tone to him.
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Speaker 2: Is that the indication that he's going to be a
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Speaker 2: lot worse than we think?
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Speaker 1: I assume a lot of people have commented on that.
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Speaker 1: I especially liked his very first sentence, fighting socialist Eugene
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Speaker 1: dem Oh.
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Speaker 7: That that's got a big cheer from the audience.
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Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, we've got to take.
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Speaker 7: Away women's right to vote.
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Speaker 1: I think he's he's experienced the blowback, and he will
29:29
Speaker 1: go back to being the smiling mom Donnie now because
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Speaker 1: that You're absolutely right, that was quite jarring. And boy,
29:37
Speaker 1: that's not bringing us together.
29:39
Speaker 2: No, and now, would you agree with our other guests,
29:41
Speaker 2: this is it. We're done with Andrew Cuomo. We don't
29:43
Speaker 2: have to worry about him running for anything again.
29:47
Speaker 1: Speaking of the unkind things, the snottiness of Mom Donny's
29:51
Speaker 1: victory siege, one of the first things he said was,
29:56
Speaker 1: I hope I'll never have to say we've destroyed a
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Speaker 1: political level legacy. I hope I will never have to
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Speaker 1: say the word Cuomo again. Yes, I mean I happen
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Speaker 1: to agree with that. I don't think i'd say that
30:08
Speaker 1: in a magnanimous victory speech, you're supposed to be saying,
30:11
Speaker 1: And you know, I congratulations to the other side. He
30:14
Speaker 1: ran a tough campaign. They always act as if I
30:17
Speaker 1: might add here, because I've heard people commenting on Mom Dammies.
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Speaker 7: Snippy victory speech.
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Speaker 1: They always say, oh, well, this.
30:25
Speaker 7: Comes from Trump. What do you expect it's Trump.
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Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. Trump is exactly the opposite. He is
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Speaker 1: totally magnanimous. Yeah, he likes to joke around. He's a
30:37
Speaker 1: professional wrestler. Everybody laughs, we have a good time. His
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Speaker 1: victory speeches are I mean, you recall he was reaching
30:45
Speaker 1: out like mad to the Democrats, to the New York
30:47
Speaker 1: Times his first term, and you know they responded by
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Speaker 1: impeaching him twice.
30:51
Speaker 2: Yeah, well we got through to Blasio, we got through
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Speaker 2: the pandemic, We'll get through this, right, It'll be okay, Yes, okay, Yes.
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Speaker 7: It is New York City.
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Speaker 1: And also, as usual, as we've talked about, when I'm
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Speaker 1: a these socialists claiming they're doing something for the poor,
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Speaker 1: the rich benefit them up. So I think we're gonna
31:11
Speaker 1: be fine.
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Speaker 2: Mark, that's a good point, excellently. Let's end on that
31:17
Speaker 2: happy note. Everybody follow and culture on Twitter. Also substacks.
31:22
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31:30
Speaker 2: Thanks for being with us.
31:32
Speaker 1: Good to talk to you, Mark blae Bah all right,
31:34
Speaker 1: take care.
31:35
Speaker 2: Yeah, we get we'll get through this. We'll get you
31:37
Speaker 2: through it every day. Now. Don't forget Jimmy Fayala tonight
31:41
Speaker 2: at nine, excellent show, we got Jesse Kelly at six,
31:45
Speaker 2: you got three o'clock. You got the most listened to
31:48
Speaker 2: radio show in America, Sean Hannity. And coming up next
31:51
Speaker 2: right after this show, right after the News at noon
31:53
Speaker 2: is Buck and Clay. That's I can't wait to hear
31:55
Speaker 2: what they have to say about last night. That's coming
31:58
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Speaker 1: Now back to the Marximo Show on wor.
32:17
Speaker 2: Well, nobody's feeling great today. It was quite a night
32:20
Speaker 2: last night, but we'll get through this. We got through
32:23
Speaker 2: eight years of the Blasio. We can get through one
32:26
Speaker 2: year of this guy. It'll be one year probably, this
32:29
Speaker 2: will be the end of Kathy Hochel. A year from now,
32:32
Speaker 2: she'll get as you'll be out, you'll probably get somebody
32:35
Speaker 2: like Bruce Blakeman or a least Stephonic and then that
32:38
Speaker 2: that governor will have the power to remove the mayor. Yeah,
32:43
Speaker 2: so figure a year of this and who knows. The
32:47
Speaker 2: fire commissioner quit earlier this morning, Robert Tucker, great guy.
32:53
Speaker 2: No word yet on the police commissioner, but we'll see.
32:56
Speaker 2: But we'll get you through it. We'll be here every day.
32:58
Speaker 2: We'll just like the pandemic, we'll all stick together and
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Speaker 2: get through this in one piece. Cuomo was, as predicted,
33:05
Speaker 2: a total disaster, and once again it had nothing to
33:09
Speaker 2: do with Curtis Lee. Well, you could give Cuomo every
33:12
Speaker 2: voter Curtis had and he still was a few points short.
33:16
Speaker 2: And Cuoma was just an old, tired, old politician. He
33:20
Speaker 2: was totally out of shape politically. Remember the first few
33:22
Speaker 2: months of the campaign. He did nothing, didn't speak, no rallies,
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Speaker 2: barely did an interview, sounded slow and tired. He got
33:29
Speaker 2: himself together in the last two weeks, but way way
33:33
Speaker 2: too late. So anyway, stick with us every day, we'll
33:36
Speaker 2: get you. If we got to the pandemic together. We'll
33:38
Speaker 2: get through this together. And now don't go away. Buck
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Speaker 2: and Clay are coming up next with an excellent show.
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Speaker 2: I'm waiting to hear what they have to say about
33:46
Speaker 2: last night, so I'll be back tomorrow ten to noon.
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Speaker 2: I'll talk to you then on seven to ten. Woir