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Hour 2: Iran is still fighting. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: He's always a headline. I had Mark Simmo seven to
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Speaker 1: ten wo r.
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Speaker 2: Well, we got a big hour coming up. Lots to
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Speaker 2: get to this hour. Now the latest in Iran, Well,
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Speaker 2: Iran has been acting up. The current leader is the
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Speaker 2: head of the parliament. This is not a great job
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Speaker 2: to be the leader of Iran. You know, you probably
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Speaker 2: don't have long to live if you are. But the
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Speaker 2: Republic's parliament head, Speaker of the Parliament, he's like the
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Speaker 2: Mitch McConnell of Iran. Actually is leading the country. And
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Speaker 2: Iran escalated its attax overnight. They hit an oil refinery
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Speaker 2: in Israel. They hit an electric plant in Kuwait. Now,
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Speaker 2: they've been having these talks with Iran and part of
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Speaker 2: the deal was everybody would stop hitting infrastructure. Well, Iran
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Speaker 2: totally violated it and hit that oil refinery in Israel,
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Speaker 2: setting it on fire. They also hit an electrical plant
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Speaker 2: and Kuwait. I asked President Trump, now, what about that,
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Speaker 2: and what's your response, And he said, you'll see shortly.
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Speaker 2: So expect a massive day of bombing at some point
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Speaker 2: this week, massive, massive day of bombing. It'll be absolutely
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Speaker 2: brutal on Iran. He's been telling them. You know, you
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Speaker 2: got five days. You got ten days, he's been telling
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Speaker 2: him lately. You got a couple of days to get
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Speaker 2: these negotiations wrapped up. Otherwise you're gonna really really get hit,
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Speaker 2: really get hit. So expect that to happen this week.
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Speaker 2: Something just overwhelming to happen this week, now, the president.
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Speaker 2: If you watch the Sunday shows that get you all
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Speaker 2: crazy that we're gonna have ground troops, it's obvious ground
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Speaker 2: troops will be there. Twenty thousand and thirty thousand, all
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Speaker 2: these ground troops around the way. That has nothing to
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Speaker 2: do with anything that it's just a tactic that's always
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Speaker 2: used when you're having a conflict with somebody. You send
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Speaker 2: destroy you know, a battleship to be out on the
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Speaker 2: on the coast, and then negotiation is not going on with
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Speaker 2: three battleships and nine destroyers. You just park that stuff there.
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Speaker 2: It's just for a show, it's for leverage. It's the
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Speaker 2: same thing with the ground troops. You send them there
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Speaker 2: just as a threat. That doesn't mean they're actually going
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Speaker 2: to do anything. Now that's possible. They could take carg Island.
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Speaker 2: That's the island where Iran has all of its oil
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Speaker 2: refineries and all of its oil production. It's absolutely crucial
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Speaker 2: to the Iranian economy. They could take carg Island seize that, well,
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Speaker 2: that would mean ground troops that have to be there. Well,
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Speaker 2: it's possible, and it's possible that if you put ground
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Speaker 2: troops on carg Island, they wouldn't really be in that
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Speaker 2: much danger in that the problem with ground troops, if
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Speaker 2: you put them somewhere, Iran can hit them with drones
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Speaker 2: or missiles. But it's unlikely that Iran would blow up
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Speaker 2: carg Island. It's absolutely vital to their existence, very unlikely
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Speaker 2: to ever launch an attack on Carg Island. So we'll
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Speaker 2: see what happens, but expect something big to happen in
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Speaker 2: a couple of weeks. And again, if you watch the
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Speaker 2: fake news, if you watch the Sunday shows, if you
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Speaker 2: watch the Network News, if you read the New York Times,
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Speaker 2: the New York Push, you can get totally misled about everything.
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Speaker 2: And a classic example, and people who've gotten pretty used
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Speaker 2: to fake news, they were even a little stunned at this.
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Speaker 2: The New York Times did a piece trying to attack
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Speaker 2: the ballroom that President Trump is building at the White House,
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Speaker 2: so that if you look at the headline. If you're
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Speaker 2: a crazy left winger, if you're a no King's nose
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Speaker 2: ring kind of and you're looking at this New York Times,
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Speaker 2: it looks like a panel of the greatest experts have
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Speaker 2: looked at this ballroom plan of Trump's and said that
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Speaker 2: it's absolutely crazybsolutely crazy. It's the worst planning. Everything is wrong,
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Speaker 2: it's disastrous what he's planning for this ballroom. This panel
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Speaker 2: of the top architects of the world, Well, that's pretty bad.
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Speaker 2: And now you know, when the left wing cooks read
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Speaker 2: this stuff, they go around and tell everybody, and as
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Speaker 2: they tell it, it gets embellished and embellished. It's the greatest
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Speaker 2: architects in the world. They said, the ballroom design is
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Speaker 2: total Well, none of this is true. Absolutely none of
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Speaker 2: this is true. In fact, even people of the media
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Speaker 2: starting to analyze this story are a little shocked because
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Speaker 2: who did the New York Times ask? Because remember, Trump
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Speaker 2: has built these ballrooms. He's built the thirty of them,
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Speaker 2: He's built them at Mar A Lago, He's built them
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Speaker 2: at the Trump International Hotel and the Spectacular ballrooms. He
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Speaker 2: is probably the single biggest expert in America on how
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Speaker 2: to build a ballroom, and he's got a team of
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Speaker 2: architects and guys that have done these ballrooms all over
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Speaker 2: the world. So who the hell did they ask. Well,
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Speaker 2: people start to deconstruct this panel that they put together,
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Speaker 2: and it turns out nobody on the panel has any
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Speaker 2: experience or any qualifications to be discussing this. Well, a
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Speaker 2: couple of them served on urban planning commissions. Every city
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Speaker 2: has an urban planning commission, which really is just planning
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Speaker 2: on where to put streets or something like that, and
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Speaker 2: it's generally it's like the board at the co op.
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Speaker 2: It's made up of amateurs who don't know what the
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Speaker 2: hell they're doing, and it's a people who got some
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Speaker 2: sort of political appointment. But a guy that was on
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Speaker 2: an urban planning commission has no qualification to discuss architecture
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Speaker 2: of ballrooms. There's a couple of people on there that
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Speaker 2: are professors of fine arts. What it's somebody who looks
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Speaker 2: at paintings in a museum. So nobody on this commission,
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Speaker 2: this committee, this panel of the New York Times, had
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Speaker 2: any qualifications of any kind. And it turns out the
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Speaker 2: architects Trump is using, the teams that Trump is using
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Speaker 2: have built the most spectacular ballrooms all over the world.
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Speaker 2: They build these ballrooms left and right. They know exactly
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Speaker 2: what they're doing. It's just an example how fake news
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Speaker 2: can completely con you. They'll put together a fake panel
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Speaker 2: of fake experts and give you all these fake conclusions
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Speaker 2: It's is the most popular series. It's on Hulu and
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Speaker 2: most handsome guy you've ever seen. He's the sweetest guy.
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Speaker 2: He's a sensitive guy, he's kind of shy, and he's
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Speaker 2: in love with this Carolyn Bessett. And it shows their courtship,
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Speaker 2: their relationship, their marriage, and it's a lot of women
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Speaker 2: all of the country's going crazy for this guy. And
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Speaker 2: it's really well done. I mean the sets, the scenery,
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Speaker 2: the back I mean, they've really captured the nineties, you know,
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Speaker 2: and he walks down the street in the show, every
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Speaker 2: car behind him is from the nineties. They used the
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Speaker 2: actual locations, the actual restaurants. They've really they've duplicated his apartment,
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Speaker 2: his mother's apartment, and it's really well acted. It's and
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Speaker 2: most incredible. It's called love Story. It's the most incredible
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Speaker 2: fantasy you've ever seen. And women are just in love
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Speaker 2: with this guy. But I knew the guy. I was
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Speaker 2: around for all that, and he was a great guy.
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Speaker 2: But this is not him that you're seeing in the series.
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Speaker 2: They're leaving out a lot of stuff, a lot of stuff.
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Speaker 2: And I've noticed there's some women online who knew him
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Speaker 2: also who are now speaking out about it. So I
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Speaker 2: think it's kind of important to get the truth out.
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Speaker 2: He was a great guy. He was the best looking
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Speaker 2: guy he was but and they didn't get this across
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Speaker 2: in the show. He was the biggest womanizer you've ever seen.
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Speaker 2: He was unbelievable. Now, I know a lot of guys
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Speaker 2: who are the greatest womanizers pick up art. They were phenomenal,
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Speaker 2: but JFK Jor had something going from that they didn't
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Speaker 2: have going for them. JF. Kate Junior was the greatest
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Speaker 2: looking guy on earth. He was the most famous guy
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Speaker 2: on earth. Said, imagine the possibilities there, and he took
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Speaker 2: full advantage. She was sleeping with anybody and everybody. He
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Speaker 2: was the real what they call a hit it and
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Speaker 2: quit it kind of a guy. And if you didn't
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Speaker 2: want to sleep with him, that was it. You were
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Speaker 2: cut off instantly, never spoke to you again. Brooks. Shields
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Speaker 2: tells the story, and she told it publicly about when
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Speaker 2: she was very young at the time, still a virgin.
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Speaker 2: She met him, fell in love with him instantly. The
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Speaker 2: first date, they're making out, they're kissing. He wants to
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Speaker 2: sleep with her, She said no, she'd like to wait.
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Speaker 2: He rushes her out of the apartment, just get throws
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Speaker 2: her out, doesn't even get her a cab. The next
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Speaker 2: day she sees him, he won't even talk to her.
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Speaker 2: I mean, he was an incredible womanizer. I mean in
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Speaker 2: numbers you won't believe. So that was part of the
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Speaker 2: real HInM. The other thing, he was not the brightest
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Speaker 2: guy in the world. I'm not saying he was dumb,
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Speaker 2: but he was not a smart guy. He was not
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Speaker 2: the smartest guy. I remember he flunked the bar. Well,
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Speaker 2: that happens, a lot of people flunked the bar. The
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Speaker 2: remember he went back and took it again, and he flunked,
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Speaker 2: and he did go take it a third time, but
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Speaker 2: his mother made some arrangements, some arrangements for him to
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Speaker 2: take the bar a little easier way, and then he passed.
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Speaker 2: But and the third thing about him, he got to know,
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Speaker 2: and this is the most crucial, he was incredibly reckless
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Speaker 2: and careless with himself, with his own life, and with
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Speaker 2: everybody else's life. And that's how he died, in a reckless,
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Speaker 2: careless way, and that's how he killed his wife and
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Speaker 2: her sister. And there's some people that believe, had he
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Speaker 2: not died, that he would have gone to trial. He
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Speaker 2: could even have ended up in jail for manslaughter. He
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Speaker 2: was in incredibly reckless, incredibly careless, and I saw it
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Speaker 2: all the time I knew him, just daredevil, reckless. It's
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Speaker 2: something that infected the whole Kennedy family. They were always
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Speaker 2: taking ridiculous risks and chances, whether it was sports or
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Speaker 2: whatever it was. So that plane crash was entirely his fault. Remember,
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Speaker 2: the National National Transportation Safety Board did their report concluded
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Speaker 2: it was total pilot error and complete recklessness. He had
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Speaker 2: no business, no business flying that plane. He was a
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Speaker 2: total novice. He was not qualified to fly that flight,
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Speaker 2: and he was not certified to fly in low visibility,
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Speaker 2: but he did it anyway. That flight was the most
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Speaker 2: reckless thing ever. He also had a broken foot. He
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Speaker 2: had broken his foot, and that meant he wasn't able
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Speaker 2: to even properly fly the plane. He couldn't use the
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Speaker 2: foot pedals. Because of that foot he wasn't qualified to
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Speaker 2: fly just on instruments. He wasn't qualified or certified to
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Speaker 2: fly in low visibility. During that flight, even before he crashed,
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Speaker 2: he got totally off course. He flew up into the
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Speaker 2: path of an American Airlines jet, could have caused the
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Speaker 2: crash of that American Airlines plane accidentally went into their
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Speaker 2: flight path. And again, if he had not died, he
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Speaker 2: probably would have gotten charged with manslaughter. Now all this
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Speaker 2: stuff I'm telling you, and the National Transportation Safety Board review.
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Speaker 2: The wife's family used that and sued the Kennedy family
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Speaker 2: for wrongful death and did get a I think it
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Speaker 2: was a twenty million dollar payoff to end that lawsuit.
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Speaker 2: So none of that is really brought out in this show,
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Speaker 2: but it's important. It's important to know. Hey, you know,
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Speaker 2: for all the fake news, it's fascinating once in a while,
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Speaker 2: once in a while, those Sunday shows, there's nothing more
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Speaker 2: corrupt than the ABC's Sunday Show or Meet the Press,
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Speaker 2: But once in a while they'll actually get honest. I
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Speaker 2: don't know why, I have no idea. Once in a
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Speaker 2: while they'll get a little honest, so they had the
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Speaker 2: Democratic Senator an He's there yelling and screaming about the shutdown,
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Speaker 2: and they're asking him, why are you doing this? Well Ice,
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Speaker 2: we can't fund ICE, and we can't fund it, And
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Speaker 2: John Carl actually pointed out to him ICE has already
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Speaker 2: funded in a previous bill. They got seventy billion. They're
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Speaker 2: funded for a long time. It has nothing to do
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Speaker 2: with this shutdown. Wasn't won't infect ICE in any way.
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Speaker 2: So why'd you screw up the whole airport world for
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Speaker 2: no reason? And fighting over that additional ten billion dollars?
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Speaker 2: You were holding up the rest of department. We're not
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Speaker 2: holding it up. I mean you know you're saying, John,
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Speaker 2: we're not holding it up. We have now voted ten
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Speaker 2: trighte and but you're holding up unless it doesn't include
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Speaker 2: money for ICE. That's just a fact.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: The Democrat is stunned. What the hell's going on here?
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Speaker 2: They're actually asking me, real question. Unbelievable. So, Mom, Donnie
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Speaker 2: is all upset about ICE.
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Speaker 4: I have made clear to the President, both in our
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Speaker 4: private conversations and our public conversations, about the fact that
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Speaker 4: I believe that ICE is a rogue agency. It's a
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Speaker 4: reckless one, it's one that delivers nothing towards the furthering
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Speaker 4: of the cause of public safety. And I've also been
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Speaker 4: public about my belief that ICE is an entity that
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Speaker 4: should be abolished.
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Speaker 2: It's an agency that's been there forever. It's been around forever.
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Speaker 2: Obama used ICE to deport millions of people. Yeah, Obama
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Speaker 2: used ICE to deport, grab and deport millions of people.
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Speaker 2: You know who Obama had running ICE, Tom Homan. It
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Speaker 2: was the same exact thing. It's just Trump arrangement syndrome.
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Speaker 2: And here's Homan.
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Speaker 5: The same laws are in place today that were in
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Speaker 5: place under Obama, that were in place under Joe Biden.
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Speaker 5: The laws haven't changed. The difference is we were allowing
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Speaker 5: them force laws un'der those presidents. But guess what, President
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Speaker 5: Trunk's backing the OBAL office. We're not meching, we're in
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Speaker 5: forcing laws. You don't like it, change the law.
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Speaker 2: Trump the arrangement syndrome. It's a it's a big, big problem.
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Speaker 2: But hey, we'll take some calls in a minute. Eight
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Speaker 2: hundred three two one zero seven ten is the number.
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Speaker 2: Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 1: Mister New York Mark Simon seven to ten, wo off.
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Speaker 2: Hey, let's take some calls. Eight hundred three to two
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Speaker 2: one zero seven ten is the number. Let's go to
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Speaker 2: Charlie in Oregon. Charlie, how you doing good yourself?
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Speaker 6: Hey, thanks for taking my call.
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Speaker 2: Uh, you're not one of those crazy left wing Oregon types.
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Speaker 3: Are you? I am not good.
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Speaker 6: I'm a Crew Blue Trump supporter.
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Speaker 2: Very good.
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Speaker 6: The reason I called is I'd like it to be
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Speaker 6: pointed out that the two people that were killed in Minneapolis, yeah,
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Speaker 6: we're breaking the law at the time.
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Speaker 2: Well we know that.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't think people understand that. Well, if you
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Speaker 6: figure the Democrats don't.
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Speaker 2: If you figured it out, I think we all figured
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Speaker 2: it out. But good, Hey, what do you do? What
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Speaker 2: do you do in Oregon?
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Speaker 3: Charlie, I'm retired.
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Speaker 2: Well it's good, and I wonder you're in your pajamas
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Speaker 2: at eleven thirty.
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Speaker 6: That's well, oh, that's.
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Speaker 2: Right, that's right. I'm sorry. All right, Well, good call Charlie.
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Speaker 2: Call us again. Yeah, Bruce is Uh. He was at
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Speaker 2: the No King's rally in Minnesota promoting that sad song.
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Speaker 2: Listen to him singing. Listen to what he sounds like. Now,
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Speaker 2: it sounds like Joe Biden singing. Let me see if
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Speaker 2: I can get the exact number. That's two. Both were
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Speaker 2: trying to assault ice at the time. One was trying
16:37
Speaker 2: to run over the ice station with a car and
16:39
Speaker 2: another one was kicking and smashing the ice car. And
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Speaker 2: they were both in violent attacks on ice when they
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Speaker 2: were killed. Let's go to Chris west Hampton. Chris, how
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Speaker 2: you doing good?
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Speaker 7: Listen about ilhan Omar? And you know the guy that
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Speaker 7: ran for president whatever his name was. It has the
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Speaker 7: investigation on that stop. No, like Froad, I mean she
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Speaker 7: now her brother.
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Speaker 2: He won't take no for an answer.
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Speaker 3: No, I'm taking them for an answer.
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Speaker 1: But but November is coming, and if they don't do
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Speaker 1: something before November and we lose the well the election
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Speaker 1: in November.
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Speaker 3: Nothing.
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Speaker 2: You'll be fine in November. And it has nothing to
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Speaker 2: do with elan Omar. But the investigation is continuing. Don't worry.
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Speaker 2: I know you always like to worry. You're the chief.
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Speaker 2: You're a Panican, a panic panics. Let's go to Joel
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Speaker 2: in Florida. Joel, how you doing good?
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Speaker 8: Mining Michael Hope you had a good weekend. Question I
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Speaker 8: have if mister Blakeman can unseat the Miss Hokal for
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Speaker 8: the governorship November. Do you see any possibility that he
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Speaker 8: himself can divest New York City miss the Mondai.
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Speaker 2: That's possible. He can remove the mayor, although that may
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Speaker 2: not be necessary. He can do enough checks and balances
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Speaker 2: to keep mom Donny in tech. But the most important
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Speaker 2: thing is Blakeman would be a great governor. Everybody should donate.
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Speaker 2: Volunteer Blakemanfromnew York dot com. Bruce Blakeman, the most important
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Speaker 2: thing you can do right away is remove Alvin Bragg.
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Speaker 2: That's the crazy district attorney who lets all the criminals
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Speaker 2: run loose and won't put them in jail. The district
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Speaker 2: attorney is a state job. The governor can remove the
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Speaker 2: district attorney and put in a real district attorney that
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Speaker 2: goes after criminals. It happened in Florida. There was one
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Speaker 2: of those crazy Alvin Bragg, you know, George Soros type.
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Speaker 2: Das DeSantis. Removed him, just removed him from office. Put
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Speaker 2: in a real DA. DA's work for the governor. It's
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Speaker 2: a state job. One reason another reason to vote for
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Speaker 2: Bruce Blakeman. Let's go to Rich and Myrtle Beach. Rich,
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Speaker 2: how you doing Hey.
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Speaker 7: Thanks Mark. More more people have been killed by trans
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Speaker 7: people than by ice agents.
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Speaker 3: That's a fact, that's true.
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Speaker 7: Hey, is this a Trump derangement syndrome? Going to carry
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Speaker 7: on to vanced arrangement syndrome and rubio derangements? Is this
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Speaker 7: a new thing against Republican's No, No.
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Speaker 2: It's actually you know, it was originally called bush derangement
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Speaker 2: syndrome and it happened in the early two thousand I
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Speaker 2: don't remember that, okay, Yeah, that's where it came from.
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Speaker 2: And you know who came up with it back then,
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Speaker 2: they always called it bush derangement syndrome. It was Charles
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Speaker 2: krowdhem Heimer that came up with it. Charles Crowdham.
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Speaker 3: Oh wow, it was. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: If you go back to the two thousands and google
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Speaker 2: bush derangement syndrome, it was a big thing back then. Hey,
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Speaker 2: aren't you an expert on fishing?
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Speaker 7: Yes?
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Speaker 3: I am.
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Speaker 2: Okay that story about in Florida they caught a five
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Speaker 2: hundred pound fish.
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Speaker 7: How would you even know what kind of fish? Was it?
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Speaker 2: Swordfish?
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Speaker 7: A sword fish? Sure, that's delicious, baby.
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Speaker 9: Yeah.
19:31
Speaker 2: How do you get a five hundred pound thing out
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Speaker 2: of the boat. It's like it's heavier than the couch.
19:35
Speaker 2: How do you take that out of your boat?
19:38
Speaker 7: Well, most of these guys that are doing sword fishing
19:41
Speaker 7: usually have block and tackle, which is another word for
19:43
Speaker 7: a pulley and block system, and they winch it into
19:46
Speaker 7: the boat with three or four guys. And once they
19:48
Speaker 7: get the tail or the head whichever they were winching
19:51
Speaker 7: up on the side of the boat, whichever gets into
19:53
Speaker 7: the side of the boat, then the whole thing just
19:55
Speaker 7: slides in the boat. You just got to get the
19:56
Speaker 7: first third.
19:57
Speaker 2: How do you get out of the boat. What's how'd
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Speaker 2: you get it out of the boat. It's five hundred pounds.
20:03
Speaker 7: Well, when you get to the dock, they have the
20:05
Speaker 7: same thing. It's like if you ever watch those guys
20:07
Speaker 7: on Wicked Tuna when they bring those big, you know,
20:09
Speaker 7: eight hundred, nine hundred pound tuna to the docks. They
20:12
Speaker 7: got the fish market there, the fishmonger we call them,
20:15
Speaker 7: And Vincent knows what I'm talking about. Is they use
20:17
Speaker 7: a block and tackle system and a big winch that
20:19
Speaker 7: has a scale on the winch. So when they pull
20:22
Speaker 7: this thing up off the boat and they're still hanging
20:23
Speaker 7: their way in the fish and by the time you
20:25
Speaker 7: get the head off and stuff. You lose about a
20:27
Speaker 7: third of the weight. But that's how you get them
20:29
Speaker 7: on the boat with pulleys, which I guess the Egyptians are.
20:31
Speaker 7: The Chinese invented that, and the same thing at the dock.
20:34
Speaker 7: They just put a tail rope around the tail of
20:36
Speaker 7: the big fish and he uses a big winch in
20:38
Speaker 7: a big pulley system the motorized at the dock to
20:41
Speaker 7: pull it up. They weigh it, they lay walk right.
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Speaker 2: I could walk right over there, three four blocks. There's
20:46
Speaker 2: a whole foods. I could get twelve different kinds of swordfish,
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Speaker 2: all cut up and right.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: But at this time a year mark a lot like
20:53
Speaker 7: rhyme and motor beach. A lot of the swordfish isn't
20:55
Speaker 7: local yet. It's Peruvian, a South American, and the Caribbean
20:59
Speaker 7: swordfish almost sums coming from Florida. Now. It isn't until
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Speaker 7: you get into July and August that you start getting
21:04
Speaker 7: local sword fish up there.
21:05
Speaker 2: Oh okay, well, un interesting answer. I didn't know that
21:09
Speaker 2: it was. I didn't really. You have all these cranes
21:11
Speaker 2: and winches and pulleys and sounds pretty pretty good. Thanks
21:14
Speaker 2: for Colin. Let's go to Mike and Saint James, Mike,
21:17
Speaker 2: how you.
21:17
Speaker 3: Doing, far Mark? Thank you? Two quick ones. Did time
21:21
Speaker 3: miss approve the renovation of the White House?
21:24
Speaker 2: Well, there's a they don't have to approve it. There's
21:26
Speaker 2: a couple of Landmark commission, planning commissions, some sort of
21:29
Speaker 2: Washington d C. Commission. They got to approve it. But
21:32
Speaker 2: Trump can just go build it anyway. The only problem
21:34
Speaker 2: is that for one of those crazy left wing judges
21:36
Speaker 2: put some kind of block on it. That's the only
21:38
Speaker 2: thing they're worried about.
21:40
Speaker 6: Yeah, and the other question is the Strait of Homo's
21:44
Speaker 6: international water.
21:46
Speaker 2: No, I don't think so. No. Now, another thing I
21:51
Speaker 2: was watching on these Sunday shows, they said, the Straits
21:54
Speaker 2: of Hormose is close. Why didn't the president anticipate this?
21:57
Speaker 2: What kind of planning was this that they didn't anticipate?
21:59
Speaker 2: Why didn't theynticipate? Of course they anticipated every single time
22:03
Speaker 2: there's a war there, they closed the Strait of Hormose.
22:06
Speaker 2: Happened during the Gulf War, happened during the Iraq War,
22:08
Speaker 2: happened during the Tanker War, happened during the Iraq Iran War.
22:12
Speaker 2: They always closed the straight to horm Moose. Why do
22:16
Speaker 2: we not care because we don't get any oil. The
22:18
Speaker 2: United States doesn't get oil from the Straits of Horror Moose.
22:21
Speaker 2: It's the oil that goes to China, India. So it's
22:23
Speaker 2: not our problem. Hey, when we come back to great
22:26
Speaker 2: Steve Sharipa, we'll be with us next on seven to ten.
22:32
Speaker 1: Give w r A Bri said on the iHeartRadio app
22:35
Speaker 1: to hear Mark Simone and all the WR hosts in
22:39
Speaker 1: an instance. Now back to the Marximo show on WOR.
22:49
Speaker 2: Well, we're trying Steve Sharipa. Hang on, let me send
22:54
Speaker 2: you another number here. Hey, I just sent you a
22:58
Speaker 2: different number. Trying with this number. Time with that number. Okay, Yeah,
23:04
Speaker 2: we'll time at that number and he'll pick up. I
23:07
Speaker 2: just texted him. So, Yeah, Steve Shirrippa, the great actor, comedian,
23:11
Speaker 2: and you know he's become quite the big mc IF.
23:15
Speaker 2: Some of the best shows. There was one on Saturday
23:19
Speaker 2: night at Madison Square Garden. It's a big benefit for
23:23
Speaker 2: the police. It's a wonderful event, gratitude for the police.
23:28
Speaker 2: And he did that one. Did you get him on
23:30
Speaker 2: that number? Nope, that's very strange. Oh, let me find
23:39
Speaker 2: another number for him. Sorry about this. Just talk. Oh
23:43
Speaker 2: we got him. We got him anyway. But it was
23:44
Speaker 2: a great benefit Saturday night, Madison Square Garden. It was
23:49
Speaker 2: Thank you NYPD. It's a wonderful cause and Steve Schirrippa
23:52
Speaker 2: did a great job. Now he's going to be hosting
23:55
Speaker 2: and this you want to go to It's garden laughs.
23:58
Speaker 2: It's a big show. All start comedy show, great comedians.
24:02
Speaker 2: Two weeks from tonight Radio City Music Hall, April thirteenth,
24:05
Speaker 2: all for a great cause. They raised millions for the
24:07
Speaker 2: Steve Sharippa would be the MC but you'll love it.
24:10
Speaker 2: Go to ticketmaster dot com and get the ticket. And
24:13
Speaker 2: he's with us right now. Steve Sharipa, how you doing well?
24:17
Speaker 9: I thought, my friend, I haven't seen in a long time.
24:19
Speaker 2: Yeah, where you've been?
24:23
Speaker 9: I'm around.
24:24
Speaker 3: I was touring.
24:25
Speaker 9: We went on told me and Michael imperially to the
24:28
Speaker 9: UK doing our soprano show, talking Sopranos, and we did
24:33
Speaker 9: fourteen shows in ten cities, wow, and seventeen days.
24:37
Speaker 3: So that was not easy.
24:39
Speaker 9: But we drew mark about twenty seven thousand people wow.
24:44
Speaker 9: And it was crazy. It was really crazy, and they
24:48
Speaker 9: are crazy soprano fans. Nineteen years after the show went
24:52
Speaker 9: off the air and it's still as popular as ever.
24:56
Speaker 3: So that's kind of where I've been preparing for that.
25:00
Speaker 9: And then we did that, and uh and then I'm
25:02
Speaker 9: around listen. Uh you know, we got the big show
25:06
Speaker 9: coming the Garden lads. And then that was a great thing,
25:09
Speaker 9: uh Saturday night that Jim Dole and and the Garden did.
25:13
Speaker 9: Because not everyone and I won't mention names, appreciates the NYPD.
25:19
Speaker 3: Like they should. Yeah, okay, I.
25:21
Speaker 9: Think it was that Jack Assteblasio started that crap. But uh,
25:25
Speaker 9: they did something nice for the NYPD, and I was
25:29
Speaker 9: very happy to be a part of it.
25:31
Speaker 3: I think it just was wonderful, you know. So, uh, we.
25:34
Speaker 9: Gotta say thank you to those guys. You gotta say
25:36
Speaker 9: thank you to the NYPD, not the ticket agents. Don't
25:40
Speaker 9: say thank you to that you give me the tickets.
25:43
Speaker 2: That's a different. So now you I did I see you.
25:46
Speaker 2: I didn't see you in the No King's rally. Just
25:49
Speaker 2: to get that straight. I'm kidding. I'm kidding, no, no.
25:52
Speaker 3: No, I'm I'm in Rhode Island.
25:54
Speaker 9: I'm in Rhode Island, Okay, But I'm just tip you know,
25:58
Speaker 9: politics ism, I thing, you.
25:59
Speaker 3: Know, that. No.
26:00
Speaker 2: I but hey, Rhode Island, they must go crazy where
26:04
Speaker 2: they see you there.
26:06
Speaker 9: Uh you know, you know, I bought a house up
26:08
Speaker 9: here and it's it's it's very nice, nice beach town.
26:13
Speaker 9: So I just came up here. It's starting to thaw out.
26:15
Speaker 9: I mean we had gotten three and a half feet
26:17
Speaker 9: of snow. So you know, Nick's are doing well.
26:21
Speaker 3: Connecticut.
26:22
Speaker 9: I was happy they won because I don't like Duke.
26:26
Speaker 9: So a lot of things going on. And I got
26:29
Speaker 9: my book coming out. Oh no, I got my kids
26:31
Speaker 9: book coming out. Doing a lot of book signings Willie
26:34
Speaker 9: Boy each the world. It'll be in stores April twenty first,
26:39
Speaker 9: the pre.
26:40
Speaker 3: Order it on Amazon.
26:40
Speaker 9: But I'm doing a bunch of signings Huntingdon Long Island.
26:44
Speaker 3: And New Jersey Bookends.
26:45
Speaker 9: A great bookstore doing Brooklyn Bay Ridge, and I'm doing
26:52
Speaker 9: the Strand in Manhattan. Michael Periolies moderating and uh, very good.
26:57
Speaker 9: It's gonna be good. It's my beloved. All you know
27:00
Speaker 9: about Willy.
27:01
Speaker 2: Boy, yeah, everybody else. Make sure you follow Steve Shirip
27:04
Speaker 2: on Instagram and then you can see Willie Boy in action.
27:07
Speaker 2: Great stuff you put up there on Instagram.
27:10
Speaker 9: And yeah, so otherwise, Uh, that's good. Last time I
27:14
Speaker 9: saw you, we were at Fresco.
27:16
Speaker 2: That's right, Fresco the Great.
27:18
Speaker 9: I ran into your Fresco. Always good, Rosanna, Always good
27:21
Speaker 9: to see Rosanna. Go to Tian Food.
27:23
Speaker 3: Is that one of your spots? Yeah?
27:24
Speaker 2: I love Fresco. Hey, now you know my favorite app
27:27
Speaker 2: is Pluto TV. You put Pluto on your phone. It's
27:31
Speaker 2: got a million channels and there's a blue Bloods channel.
27:33
Speaker 2: It's just Blue Bloods twenty four hours a day. And wow,
27:37
Speaker 2: I could just sit there and watch that all day.
27:40
Speaker 2: But if it's the first five seasons, it's not the
27:42
Speaker 2: same because you're not in them. So you really really.
27:47
Speaker 9: And uh uh yeah, but you know it was. It
27:50
Speaker 9: was a great run Blue Bloods. I absolutely love doing
27:53
Speaker 9: it and I don't know why no one.
27:57
Speaker 3: The big question mark.
27:58
Speaker 9: Is why it was canceled one million viewers every week.
28:03
Speaker 2: It was money. They just didn't want to spend the
28:05
Speaker 2: money anymore for the You know, it's.
28:08
Speaker 3: Because if they weren't giving it to me.
28:12
Speaker 2: But you know, if you if you watch Boston Blue,
28:14
Speaker 2: and it's a fine show, but you could tell the
28:16
Speaker 2: writers were told keep it inexpensive. There's no car chases.
28:20
Speaker 2: It's always a foot chase. Yeah, there's no car chases.
28:23
Speaker 9: You know, Boston Blue. I don't think there's anyone besides Donnie.
28:27
Speaker 9: I mean there's no writers or producers from Blue Bloods.
28:30
Speaker 9: I mean it's completely different, you know. And Donnie always
28:34
Speaker 9: does a good job. And I think Linn Carry You.
28:37
Speaker 9: I see his guest star at Who's Yeah right, Lenn
28:40
Speaker 9: Carry You is just incredible, incredible performer, singer, wonderful guy.
28:45
Speaker 2: You know, it was a big Broadway start. Now I
28:49
Speaker 2: love Blue Bloods. He was great in the show. But
28:51
Speaker 2: in real life he's like the same age as Tom Selleck.
28:53
Speaker 2: How could he be his father?
28:55
Speaker 3: No, he's five years old.
28:57
Speaker 9: Five years old well, and he moves a little slower.
29:01
Speaker 9: But he's on the show with Kevin Klein. Have you
29:04
Speaker 9: seen the show. It's on MG. It's on MG and plus.
29:08
Speaker 9: I'll tell you what. I like it a lot American classic.
29:11
Speaker 9: It's called and Lenn is great in it. He plays
29:14
Speaker 9: Kevin Klein's father.
29:16
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I don't know how old is he there?
29:19
Speaker 9: Listen, it's hard to get Tom sellis eighty one. What
29:22
Speaker 9: are you gonna get a guy one hundred.
29:24
Speaker 3: And two to play his father.
29:28
Speaker 9: So what are you gonna do? You gotta you know
29:31
Speaker 9: it's appropriate, you know, you're trying to make it look
29:34
Speaker 9: you know, move a little slower to make him look
29:37
Speaker 9: like his father.
29:38
Speaker 3: I believed him as his dad, didn't you.
29:40
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, absolutely no. Everybody in the show expectator. Hey,
29:42
Speaker 2: I'm the one that binge watches it every day, every
29:45
Speaker 2: single day.
29:46
Speaker 9: And you wonder if you probably get no residuals from
29:49
Speaker 9: Pluto TV.
29:50
Speaker 2: I'm sure, I don't think so.
29:53
Speaker 9: I'm sure another screw the actor again.
29:57
Speaker 3: There you go. So, I mean, I don't know.
30:00
Speaker 9: Like you said, it's got the first five seasons, still
30:02
Speaker 9: got a lot.
30:02
Speaker 3: Of fans out there. Hey, it's got to like the Sopanos.
30:06
Speaker 3: You know, it's got its.
30:06
Speaker 2: Own twenty four hour day channel. It must be. It
30:08
Speaker 2: must be doing well. But for a guy to get
30:10
Speaker 2: into a hit series that's going to run ten years
30:12
Speaker 2: or whatever, that's the greatest thing ever happened. How many
30:15
Speaker 2: people have had two? You're in a very.
30:17
Speaker 9: Song, I listen, I had three. I had three. I
30:20
Speaker 9: had one with Molly Ringwall's Secret Life five years, one
30:24
Speaker 9: hundred and ten episodes. Yeah, and then last year I
30:27
Speaker 9: did a couple of Hallmark movies, which I liked a lot.
30:31
Speaker 9: I did the Christmas movie Dream Come True. It was
30:35
Speaker 9: a holiday touchdown, the Buffalo Bills, I did another one's Sisterhood, inc.
30:40
Speaker 3: I did a few Decksters.
30:42
Speaker 9: I'm doing doing kind of what.
30:44
Speaker 3: I want to do.
30:44
Speaker 9: You know, Mark, I'm sixty eight. Something good comes along
30:48
Speaker 9: and do it. If not, I'm okay.
30:51
Speaker 2: Steep you all right, you do one of the best podcasts.
30:54
Speaker 2: People can still see that, right with you and Michael imperially.
30:57
Speaker 9: Yeah, you go on YouTube. We still have our podcast
31:00
Speaker 9: stuff talking Sopranos, I mean the live shows. I don't
31:02
Speaker 9: know where we go from here, because Sis was kind
31:05
Speaker 9: of like the big finale, you know, you know, doing
31:08
Speaker 9: all that traveling and stuff. It was it was fun
31:11
Speaker 9: but hard. It's kind of now you know, certain things
31:14
Speaker 9: you do and then when you look back on them,
31:16
Speaker 9: you go, boy, that was great, you know, but at
31:18
Speaker 9: the time you're so involved doing it, not unlike the Sopranos.
31:22
Speaker 9: You know, you're doing that. It's an incredible show, but
31:25
Speaker 9: you're in the thick of it. You're trying not to
31:27
Speaker 9: get killed off. You're worried about all this stuff. And
31:30
Speaker 9: then you sit back a few years later you go. Man,
31:33
Speaker 9: that was just the best experience of my life that
31:36
Speaker 9: I'll ever have, you know, that kind of thing. So
31:40
Speaker 9: the Garden the Lambs, Big show coming up. Jim Dolan,
31:44
Speaker 9: one of the most generous guys, doesn't get credit for
31:47
Speaker 9: it like you should.
31:48
Speaker 3: It's the Guard and the Dreams Foundation.
31:50
Speaker 9: We've raised eight point five million dollars in the first
31:54
Speaker 9: four This is my fifth one hosting it. This year
31:57
Speaker 9: they moved it to Radio City. John and you got
32:01
Speaker 9: Andrew Schultz and Zara gard and some great great comics
32:07
Speaker 9: and a lot of presenters, celebrity and print presenters, John
32:10
Speaker 9: tetorro Adam Graves. A lot of sports guys and actors
32:15
Speaker 9: are also there. So it's a really good night. If
32:17
Speaker 9: you've never been to the gardener lasts. It's our fifth one. Yeah,
32:21
Speaker 9: so that's that's good. I enjoy that.
32:23
Speaker 3: If all the money stays in the Tri state area,
32:25
Speaker 3: you know.
32:26
Speaker 2: Big night. And it's two weeks from tonight, April thirteenth.
32:29
Speaker 2: It's at Radio City. If you want to get tickets,
32:31
Speaker 2: do it right now. Go to ticketmaster dot com. Ticketmaster
32:36
Speaker 2: dot com get the tickets. It's two weeks from tonight.
32:38
Speaker 2: You'll have a lot of laughs. And Hey, Steve Shirper,
32:41
Speaker 2: what do you do? What are you doing the book
32:42
Speaker 2: signing in Huntington.
32:44
Speaker 9: I'm doing the book signing in Huntington on April twenty first. Oh, okay,
32:49
Speaker 9: the next chapter it's called April twenty first.
32:53
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's next chapter. It's the guys from Booker can
32:57
Speaker 2: Never Do It.
32:57
Speaker 9: Brooklyn and bay Ridge, the book book Mark Shop, and
33:01
Speaker 9: then we're doing the Strand on the twentieth in Manhattan.
33:06
Speaker 3: And some of them have talks.
33:08
Speaker 9: Then Bookends in Northern Jersey, which is a great book
33:11
Speaker 9: So they're all great bookstores. So looking forward to Willie
33:13
Speaker 9: Boy will be there. Oh, Willy Boy is showing up.
33:16
Speaker 2: Great.
33:17
Speaker 3: Hey, easy to get this guy to show up for things.
33:19
Speaker 2: Yeah, make sure you following the Instagram you can see
33:21
Speaker 2: Willie Boy. And we only have a thirty seconds left.
33:24
Speaker 2: Recommend some food. You always give us a great pizza,
33:26
Speaker 2: great restaurants, great something.
33:28
Speaker 3: So Luigi's Pizza.
33:29
Speaker 9: Luigi's in Park Slope, been there over fifty years to
33:34
Speaker 9: g O, tell g O, I sent you a great,
33:37
Speaker 9: great pizza.
33:38
Speaker 3: We've been going there for a long time. I was
33:40
Speaker 3: just there last week, me and Willie.
33:42
Speaker 9: We had a couple of great pies, really good. Deniko
33:46
Speaker 9: is my go to. I love our Toros. I went
33:50
Speaker 9: to Pamola. Do you go to Pamola?
33:53
Speaker 3: Is that your tent of your spot?
33:54
Speaker 2: That's a good spot.
33:55
Speaker 9: If I went to Pamola. I went with Dominic uncle junior,
33:58
Speaker 9: twenty five years old.
33:59
Speaker 3: We had lunch last week.
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Speaker 9: Wow, Little literally Denko still great. Little literally Deniko is
34:06
Speaker 9: the best place down there, all right. You know, if
34:09
Speaker 9: you really want real food and not get ripped off. No,
34:12
Speaker 9: Tauris stuff really good. But if you're in Brooklyn, I
34:15
Speaker 9: love Samoni Gardens.
34:16
Speaker 3: But Luigisu is great.
34:18
Speaker 2: All right, great stuff. Everybody follow Steve Shirrippa on Instagram.
34:23
Speaker 2: Gardner laughs, that's gonna be a funny night. Great comedy
34:26
Speaker 2: Radio City two weeks from tonight. Get the tickets ticketmaster
34:30
Speaker 2: dot com. Steve Scharipa, Let's do it again soon. Thanks
34:33
Speaker 2: for being with us.
34:34
Speaker 9: Yes, I hope so all right, my friend.
34:36
Speaker 3: Always good to talk to you.
34:37
Speaker 2: Take care, Hey, don't forget. Curtis is back every morning
34:42
Speaker 2: six to ten. He and it's courtisly with Larry Menti
34:45
Speaker 2: every morning six to ten, seven to ten w o R.
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Speaker 1: Today's Inside tomorrow's headline march them up seven to ten
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Speaker 1: wo r.
34:56
Speaker 2: Well, it's gonna be a beautiful day today. Okay, it's
34:58
Speaker 2: not gonna be sunny, but as long as it's warm out,
35:02
Speaker 2: it'll be a nights and warm all weeks. Sixty degrees
35:05
Speaker 2: right now, the temperature going up to sixty seven. It'll
35:09
Speaker 2: be seventy six Tuesday. Wednesday looks like it'll hit eighty
35:13
Speaker 2: degrees for the first time, a second time actually this year.
35:17
Speaker 2: A little rain this week, but we're out of time.
35:19
Speaker 2: Don't go away. Buck and Clay are next with an
35:22
Speaker 2: excellent show. I'll be back tomorrow ten to noon, so
35:26
Speaker 2: I'll talk to you then seven to ten wor