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Hour 2: New positive info about Viagra. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Back to Marshamore on wor.
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Speaker 2: Well, it's Friday. That's the good news. Bad news is
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Speaker 2: going to rain all day, but it'll stop about six o'clock.
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Speaker 2: So no rain tonight, no rain tomorrow, Tomorrow be okay. Sunday.
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Speaker 2: There's a chance of some snow Sunday night into Monday.
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Speaker 2: Looks like one to three inches depending on the track
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Speaker 2: of the storm. Now could move our way or could
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Speaker 2: move the opposite way, So keep an eye on that.
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Speaker 2: The Supreme Court ruled this morning that the Trump tariffs
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Speaker 2: are not legal. The Trump tariffs are illegal. The emergency
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Speaker 2: whatever act that he used to enact them, they say,
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Speaker 2: does not allow him to impose tariffs on other countries.
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Speaker 2: So they have knocked down the tariffs. The vote was
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Speaker 2: six to three to get rid of the tariffs. Now
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Speaker 2: there's some question does that mean the money that's already
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Speaker 2: been elected, which is billions and billions and billions of dollars,
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Speaker 2: does that need to be returned? And this has all
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Speaker 2: got to be worked out the White House now analyzing
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Speaker 2: the court ruling, you have to go over this thing.
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Speaker 2: It's long and complex. So let me see, stock market
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Speaker 2: up one hundred and twenty points, so Wall Street basically
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Speaker 2: likes that a little. I don't know the tariffs. I
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Speaker 2: don't know that they'll have to return the money. We'll see,
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Speaker 2: we'll see. It's a big blow to the trumpet mistress,
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Speaker 2: especially right before the State of the Union. But he's
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Speaker 2: got three four days to figure this out. Now, Remember,
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Speaker 2: the State of the Union is a chance for the
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Speaker 2: President to explain everything to the public. Most people will
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Speaker 2: watch the State of the Union and they've been fed
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Speaker 2: all sorts of fake nonsense from fake narratives by the
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Speaker 2: fake news, So it's a chance for the President to
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Speaker 2: get the real facts out there. It's also every year
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Speaker 2: big opportunity for Democrats to totally embarrass themselves. They usually
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Speaker 2: do it new tradition, every State of the Union, they
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Speaker 2: totally embarrass themselves with the public. You know, Nancy Pelosi
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Speaker 2: ripping up the president's speech right on camera, Ridiculous Democrats
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Speaker 2: refusing to applaud for that poor kid with cancer dying
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Speaker 2: of cancer. They'll always find some way to embarrass themselves.
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Speaker 2: This year, they're going to hold their own alternate State
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Speaker 2: of the Union in the park down the street, and
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Speaker 2: that'll look like an ugly chaotic mess. So we'll not
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Speaker 2: go well for Democrats. You know, President former President Obama
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Speaker 2: on this podcast was asked about illegal aliens and he
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Speaker 2: started talking to me, Yeah, there are no no, no, no,
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Speaker 2: excuse me, not illegal aliens, outer space aliens, aliens from
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Speaker 2: another planet. He was asked about that, and he surprised
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Speaker 2: the host. He said, yeah, there are, there are aliens
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Speaker 2: from other planets. He said, now, no, they're not kept
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Speaker 2: in Area fifty one. You know that's that posed the
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Speaker 2: hiding place for UFOs and aliens and not true. It's
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Speaker 2: just a military base. I know plenty of people have
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Speaker 2: been stationed there, visited there. It's a military base like
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Speaker 2: any other. It's in Nevada. So but he did say,
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Speaker 2: you know, he's president, he's seen all the inside classified stuff.
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Speaker 2: He did say there are aliens out there. And then
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Speaker 2: President Trump yesterday, when it was asked about it, said
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Speaker 2: something like, well, he shouldn't have revealed that. Well, he
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Speaker 2: shouldn't have said that it's classified. But by saying what
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Speaker 2: he said, Trump sort of confirmed it. He then later
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Speaker 2: put out a tweet clearing that up. He said, uh,
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Speaker 2: it's classified. Whether there is or there isn't, I can't
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Speaker 2: answer either way to give any sort of answer is classified. Here,
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Speaker 2: here's the president yesterday.
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Speaker 3: Well, he gave class of right information.
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Speaker 2: He's not supposed to be doing a real Well, I don't.
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Speaker 4: Know if they're real or not.
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Speaker 5: I can tell you he gave classified information.
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Speaker 2: He's not supposed to be doing that. Well, he made
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Speaker 2: it big for safety. He took it out of class
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Speaker 2: of vide information. Hey, you're not supposed to reveal classified information,
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Speaker 2: asked Prince Andrew about that. Now, if you're watching MSNBC
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Speaker 2: or Morning Joe this morning, some guy in there is
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Speaker 2: yelling President Trump, who had a closet a ballroom filled
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Speaker 2: with classified information? Who's he to talk about? Well, there
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Speaker 2: was no closet full of classified documents. He didn't have
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Speaker 2: classified documents in the ballroom. Remember that crazy Jack Smith
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Speaker 2: got a hold of every document in mar A Lago,
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Speaker 2: went through them over and over again, and in the
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Speaker 2: end said there were only thirty five classified documents. If
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Speaker 2: you put them in a folder, it's one inch of
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Speaker 2: a folder, just one inch, it'd be one inch of
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Speaker 2: one box. All those other boxes no classified documents in them.
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Speaker 2: And you've got to remember, most classified documents aren't anything important.
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Speaker 2: They overclassify everything, and they just call it classified. So
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Speaker 2: most classified documents aren't that classified, and if they're two
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Speaker 2: years old, they're pretty much worthless anyway. So, but if
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Speaker 2: there are aliens out there from outer space and they
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Speaker 2: came all this way, wouldn't you think they could kind
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Speaker 2: of let us know they're here. I mean, why would
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Speaker 2: you just come all that way and just go land
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Speaker 2: out in the desert and not see anybody and go back.
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Speaker 2: What would be the point of that? And are they
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Speaker 2: some much more advanced, advanced species that we don't even
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Speaker 2: know about. I mean, you got to think if they
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Speaker 2: came here right now from outer space, they'd be pretty impressed,
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Speaker 2: wouldn't they. It'd be pretty impressed. I mean, if it
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Speaker 2: came in the rod Serling nineteen fifties and landed in
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Speaker 2: the middle of you know, leave it to beaver world,
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Speaker 2: you're not too impressed. But if you come now, look
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Speaker 2: at this iPhone, they've got to be impressed with that.
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Speaker 2: Look at this Apple watch here, that's pretty impressive. We'll
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Speaker 2: see if they got anything like that. I think they
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Speaker 2: would be impressed with the Look at the iPhone, Look
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Speaker 2: at all the things they can do. Look at this
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Speaker 2: chapolte laced downstairs. I can go right in this app,
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Speaker 2: order everything I want customized, hit the button and then
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Speaker 2: walk in there and just grab the bag and leaf.
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Speaker 2: Don't have to talk to anybody, don't have to see it.
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Speaker 2: I mean, that's pretty advanced. Don't you think if these
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Speaker 2: aliens saw a grubhub and all that stuff door dash,
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Speaker 2: they'd say, Wow, what what is some civilization they got
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Speaker 2: going here? I think they would TikTok. They wouldn't like that.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. Hey, California is a crazy place, always was,
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Speaker 2: and it's getting even crazier with this awful, ridiculous left
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Speaker 2: wing kook Gavin Newsome running at the taxes are insane,
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Speaker 2: absolutely insane, And now he's talking about this billionaire millionaire,
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Speaker 2: zillionaire at tax where we would seize five percent of
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Speaker 2: your wealth. You know, if you're in that tax bracket,
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Speaker 2: if you're a zillionaire, you're already paying like fifty eight
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Speaker 2: percent of your income. Isn't that immoral? I mean, if
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Speaker 2: you think about it, why on earth I could see
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Speaker 2: paying five percent of your income as a tax? Oh yeah,
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Speaker 2: maybe ten percent. I could see if you really, really
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Speaker 2: really went create twenty five percent of your income. That's
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Speaker 2: a lot to give away twenty five percent of your income.
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Speaker 2: But if you're in New York at California, can manchine
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Speaker 2: giving away fifty three percent of your income for this government.
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Speaker 2: This government gets nothing done. They can't pick up the snow,
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Speaker 2: the garbage is piled up podtholes everywhere. You give it
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Speaker 2: away fifty percent of your income and getting absolutely no
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Speaker 2: real service out of it. So in California they're going
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Speaker 2: even crazier. They're trying to get the sixty five percent
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Speaker 2: of your income, and now they want to take five
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Speaker 2: percent of your entire net worth, everything you own. So
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Speaker 2: it's insane. A lot of billionaires are leaving California, moving
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Speaker 2: across the border to Nevada. Many of them are going
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Speaker 2: to Texas. Even those the big tech guys are all leaving.
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Speaker 2: Mark Zuckerberg bought an enormous place in Florida the other day,
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Speaker 2: looks like he'll be going there. And the latest is
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Speaker 2: Steven Spielberg announced he's leaving California. Doesn't want to pay
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Speaker 2: all that tax. He's leaving California. And where's he going Manhattan.
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Speaker 2: That's how bad California is. He's coming to Manhattan for
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Speaker 2: tax relief. Now he put out this statement saying, well,
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Speaker 2: this has long been planned and it's to be closer
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Speaker 2: to his family, his kids, his grandkids. Well, he's got
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Speaker 2: a big place in the Hamptons. He spends most of
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Speaker 2: his time anyway out there in the Hamptons. But Manhattan.
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Speaker 2: He could live in Connecticut, he could live in Westchester,
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Speaker 2: he could live in New Jersey. He's coming to Manhattan.
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Speaker 2: And that's how bad it is. Now Wadley gets here,
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Speaker 2: I assume he's aware of Mom Donnie and all of
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Speaker 2: that and those crazy things. Now here's the good news
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Speaker 2: with Mom Donnie with his crazy tax stuff. Now, you know,
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Speaker 2: it's very funny. Every time you elect a socialist, it's bad.
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Speaker 2: The economy goes really bad, and it's always lower in
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Speaker 2: middle income people to get hurt the most. Whenever you
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Speaker 2: got a socialist, it's just crushing for lower and middle
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Speaker 2: income they're the ones who get hit the hardest by
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Speaker 2: a socialist. The socialist stuff fails every single time it's
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Speaker 2: been tried, maybe fifty thousand times in every country in
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Speaker 2: the world. It always fails. There's never been an exception ever.
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Speaker 2: And good for Mom Donnie for keeping the streak going.
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Speaker 2: He took office. How long has he been in office?
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Speaker 2: Twelve minutes. He already has failed. He campaign down the affordability,
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Speaker 2: lower rent, to reduce your rent, and the first thing
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Speaker 2: he does is raise everybody's rent. He's talking about this
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Speaker 2: property tax, a massive increase. You know, if you raised
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Speaker 2: property tax two percent, that's a lot. He's been an
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Speaker 2: office twelve minutes. He wants a ten percent increase in
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Speaker 2: property tax. Now, if you own a property, that's bad,
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Speaker 2: But if you rent the property, that's bad. This ten
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Speaker 2: percent property tax will get passed on to you. Lord
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Speaker 2: has to pass it out to the tenants. Your rent
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Speaker 2: will go up. So by doing that, he raises everybody's rent. Now,
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Speaker 2: the only good news here is the city council speaker,
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Speaker 2: Julie Mennon is a common sense Democrat, pretty moderate, and
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Speaker 2: the city council is the only one that can make
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Speaker 2: the property tax happen. She has the final say and
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Speaker 2: she said absolutely not. It's off the table. So it's
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Speaker 2: not going to happen.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 2: The budget is out of control. It needs to be
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Speaker 2: cut in half. Spending needs to be cut in half.
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Speaker 2: Then the taxes could be cut in half as well.
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Speaker 2: The other thing is Mondnnie trying to cut the police force.
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Speaker 2: He's got this stupid Department of Public Safety, which is
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Speaker 2: if you've got a problem, a woke left wing social
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Speaker 2: worker will show up. But your Chief Shell, John Shell,
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Speaker 2: he great, great police chief, one of the best ever
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Speaker 2: here he is on.
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Speaker 6: That absolutely not surprised. His whole team is not a
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Speaker 6: big fan the YPD. I truly don't think he knows
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Speaker 6: anything about public safety. And now you're going to cut
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Speaker 6: back five thousands. We need about forty thousands, and we're
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Speaker 6: roughly close to thirty four thousand, So cutting back five
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Speaker 6: thousand and we're probably gonna lose another close to four
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Speaker 6: thousand like last year recipe for disaster.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Now, Chief Shell he's retired, so he's free to speak.
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Speaker 2: But he's a nobody smarter on this police stuff, and
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Speaker 2: he's a great guy, Mam Donnie. With his Instead of
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Speaker 2: the police, we'll have our Department of public safety. Can
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Speaker 2: you imagine Mamdanni's Department of public safety?
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Speaker 1: We see at this point the NYPD responsible for responding
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Speaker 1: to about two hundred thousand mental health calls a year,
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Speaker 1: and part of our vision in establishing a Department of
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Speaker 1: Community Safety is to start to take that responsibility of
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Speaker 1: mental health crises and task mental health responders with that work,
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Speaker 1: and to ensure that police can focus on the work
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Speaker 1: that they signed up to focus on, which is tackling
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Speaker 1: violent crime across the city.
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Speaker 2: Yes, he's like a professor, like a brilliant professor who
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Speaker 2: gets up there and gives you a lecture about this
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Speaker 2: and listen, listen, listen. Then you find out, now one
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Speaker 2: thing he says could possibly work in real life. Nothing
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Speaker 2: he's talking about ever works. Every time he tries anything,
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Speaker 2: everybody ends up dead. Remember when he came in. Soon
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Speaker 2: as he came into office, he orders the departments and
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Speaker 2: the police in every department leave the homeless, don't force
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Speaker 2: them off the street. The colt snap comes. You got
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Speaker 2: seventeen dead. With this, you're going to have people dead.
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Speaker 2: You know this whole idea the social workers could respond
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Speaker 2: to domestic violence. The NYPD has tried that in the
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Speaker 2: past at three different times, and it ends up with
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Speaker 2: dead social workers. It's that simple. So mom, Donnie, Besides,
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Speaker 2: nothing works does get a lot of people killed. So
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Speaker 2: this is this is not going to go. Well, hey,
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Speaker 2: well the snow's gone at least, well that wasn't him.
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Speaker 2: That was the forty degrees. It's pretty much there's no
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Speaker 2: no left in Manhattan right now. Hey, Viagra, if you'll
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Speaker 2: pardon the subject, Viagra can help fight off dementia. Now,
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Speaker 2: the people that study all this stuff, the Alzheimer's people,
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Speaker 2: have been studying all sorts of drugs trying to see
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Speaker 2: if any of them have drugs for other things. Just
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Speaker 2: every drug they tried, like eighty five different drugs that
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Speaker 2: have other applications just to see if any of them
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Speaker 2: could help with dementia. And three of them scored very high.
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Speaker 2: Three of them could do the trick. One is zosta vax.
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Speaker 2: That's the shingles vaccine, which you should get, by the way.
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Speaker 2: You don't ever want to get shingles. Get that shingles vaccine.
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Speaker 2: I got it. And now it turns out that shingles
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Speaker 2: vaccine more than any other drug, fights dementia. But there
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Speaker 2: are two runner ups. One is tells this one relosly
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Speaker 2: it's a it treats a muscle weakening disease, but it
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Speaker 2: turns out that also fights dementia. And the third one
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Speaker 2: that has a big help fighting dementia Viagra. How do
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Speaker 2: you like that? How do you like that. Look at that,
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Speaker 2: Hugh Hefner, he used to used to uh take that
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Speaker 2: stuff like a tic TACs. I mean, look at him.
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Speaker 2: Mind was sharp right till the end. Do you know
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Speaker 2: the viagra. There's a name for that drug. It's called
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Speaker 2: where's it sylvan siltan syldan phil. It's got siltani phil uh.
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Speaker 2: That was originally created to fight hypertension. It was a
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Speaker 2: blood pressure medication. That's what viagra was created for. That's
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Speaker 2: what it was. It wasn't that great. It was good,
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Speaker 2: but it wasn't great that the blood pressure. They came
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Speaker 2: up with much better blood pressure medications. And then they
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Speaker 2: found out there was a problem with this viagra. When
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Speaker 2: you took up your bloo pressure, it caused erections. That
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Speaker 2: was a side effect. So they were about to just
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Speaker 2: get rid of it. And then, luckily it's one of
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Speaker 2: the big pharmaceutical companies. Somebody saw this and said, wait
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Speaker 2: a minute, it causes erections. Yeah, it's a big problem,
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Speaker 2: caused them all the time. We'll sell it for that,
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Speaker 2: make it for that. So they switched the whole thing.
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Speaker 2: It's the same exact drug. They said, we'll just sell
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Speaker 2: it as a what do you call that elect a
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Speaker 2: rectile dysfunction medicine. If that's the side effect, and it
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Speaker 2: does it all the time, So they started selling it
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Speaker 2: as that and made billions and billions and billions of dollars.
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Speaker 2: So now it turns out it's great at fighting to mention. Hey,
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Speaker 2: Mike in Florida. Mike, how you doing. Good morning, Mark, Yes, Mike.
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Speaker 5: Good news about the Viagara dementia connection. All those old
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Speaker 5: guys will stop wondering why they have directions now.
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Speaker 7: But you know, the state of the Union.
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Speaker 5: You were mentioning the Republican experts already, you know, don't go.
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Speaker 7: Overboard, be sedate, don't you know, stick to the facts.
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Speaker 7: But that's the problem they always have, you know, the Democrats,
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Speaker 7: they go you know, like like mom, daddy, he goes crazy,
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Speaker 7: you know, that's impossible to do. But if he gets
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Speaker 7: one tenth of what the crazy thing he's suggesting, he won.
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Speaker 3: The Republicans don't play that game. So you know what,
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Speaker 3: it's okay, says well, we're going to increase the rate
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Speaker 3: of growth by fifteen percent, you know, and everybody's you know,
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Speaker 3: rubbing their hands and go, oh, no, it's three point
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Speaker 3: two seven percent.
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Speaker 7: Everybody knows that it's not important.
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Speaker 3: He's selling something.
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Speaker 4: You know, you go buy a car.
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Speaker 5: The guy doesn't go, oh, these.
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Speaker 3: Tires are so so, but you know, you know what
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Speaker 3: I'm saying.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, the good news is President Trump never listens
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Speaker 2: to these consultants, so don't worry about it. He'll do
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Speaker 2: what he wants. Thanks for calling. Let's go to Jerry
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Speaker 2: and Greenwich. Jerry, how you doing.
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Speaker 8: I'm doing well, Mark, Thank you.
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Speaker 4: Mark.
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Speaker 8: I used to design it for a company in Japane
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Speaker 8: and I used to go over there twice a year
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Speaker 8: for show. And one time they came to the airport
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Speaker 8: to pick me up with a Chivalrolet and I said,
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Speaker 8: super Domusan, how come you know you come with a
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Speaker 8: Chivalle at I took in Japan? He said, we love
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Speaker 8: American cars.
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Speaker 2: Well, well, there's a big asterisk on that. I mean,
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Speaker 2: I've been through that too. You know, I've been through
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Speaker 2: that too. When you go to the airport, they pick
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Speaker 2: you up like an old Buick from nineteen eighty two.
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Speaker 2: The reason is, Jerry, Jerry. It's hard to talk when
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Speaker 2: you're talking over but yeah, they do that in Japan.
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Speaker 2: The reason is they have small cars there. You know,
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Speaker 2: Japanese cars are great, but they're small, so our old
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Speaker 2: nineteen eighties, massive, huge Cadillacs, and they love that. They've
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Speaker 2: never seen anything that big, so that's what they use
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Speaker 2: for limousines over there. They love it. Let's go to
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Speaker 2: Linda in Long Island. Linda, how you doing?
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Speaker 9: How are you?
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: That's long. I know it's more. Hi, No, no, it's
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Speaker 2: a little more musical. It's now were you.
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Speaker 9: I have to practice more practice okay, Hi, more Okay. Now,
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Speaker 9: Hillary Clinton you mentioned before, and now they're going to
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Speaker 9: do something about her. They have the whole the foundation,
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Speaker 9: Clinton Foundation, they have all the evidence, all the stuff
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Speaker 9: is going on. She caused all these nice people in
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Speaker 9: Hate to die. They were stealing the money. And she
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Speaker 9: also wrote that thing to start this whole thing against Trump.
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Speaker 9: They never do anything. You think they'll do it now?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you never know. I'm listening. You could be honest.
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Speaker 2: You put her in jail. Is that right to do
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Speaker 2: that to the guards? Can you imagine I'm having to
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Speaker 2: deal with her all day? Listen?
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Speaker 8: Oh my god?
20:13
Speaker 2: Right there you go. Let's go to doctor Bob in
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Speaker 2: Long Island.
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Speaker 10: I marky Mark. You know you brought up an interesting
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Speaker 10: topic for me because a few years ago, when I
20:22
Speaker 10: got involved with golf, I met a friend.
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Speaker 4: Uh.
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Speaker 10: At that point, my friend Howie and I found come
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Speaker 10: to came to find out that he was an advertising
20:33
Speaker 10: and he had an agency that worked with Pfizer, and
20:35
Speaker 10: they approached him with this new new thing called the
20:38
Speaker 10: purple pill, and they were going to advertise it for impotence.
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Speaker 10: And he said, you can't use that term. It's too harsh,
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Speaker 10: it's too abrupt. He came up with the term ed
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Speaker 10: rectiled dysfunction. He has since retired and got into uh,
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Speaker 10: interesting things.
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Speaker 2: But that was viagra purple. I thought it was blue.
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Speaker 10: Uh, it was purple blue.
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Speaker 8: It was blue.
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Speaker 2: They always called that blue pillar. He Some people ask
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Speaker 2: if Joe Biden used viagrant. No, the in fact, in
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Speaker 2: his case jumper cables. But anyway, go ahead.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, no, he helped distribute the information to the doctors
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Speaker 10: across the country. Uh, the interness neurologists and his heed
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Speaker 10: really has come a long way, so to speak.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, now, but what's the Is there something dangerous about viagrant?
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Speaker 2: Does it cause?
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Speaker 9: Uh?
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Speaker 10: Oh yes, if you have If you have coronary ry disease,
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Speaker 10: you don't want to take any of the medications that
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Speaker 10: will divert flow from the heart to other organs, such
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Speaker 10: as the area we're talking about.
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Speaker 2: Okay, okay, all right, thanks for calling great doctor, doctor
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Speaker 2: Bob Hey when we come back. Bruce Blakeman the best
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Speaker 2: county executive in America. He should be governor in November.
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Speaker 2: He should be elected. He's the best best possible choice
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Speaker 2: for governor in New York. We'll talk to him next
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Speaker 2: on WR Always a step ahead of the news. Here's
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Speaker 2: more Mark Damone on seven den wo Well, things are
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Speaker 2: a mess right now, this local mom, Donnie mess. But
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Speaker 2: help is on the way. The Republicans have a great
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Speaker 2: candidate for governor, Bruce Blakeman, the Nassau County executive. County
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Speaker 2: executive is basically a governor, and he's the best county
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Speaker 2: executive in america'd be a great governor. You go to
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Speaker 2: Blakeman for New York and you can help, donate or
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Speaker 2: volunteer Blakemanfronewyork dot com and help out. Bruce Blakeman. How
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Speaker 2: you doing good, Mark?
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Speaker 4: We were doing very well. We're getting around the state
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Speaker 4: talking issues with a lot of people. And basically, Mark,
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Speaker 4: people in New York State are miserable under Kathy Hokeel.
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Speaker 4: They don't like her alliance with her comrade Mondami, and
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Speaker 4: between the two of them, they are wrecking the economy
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Speaker 4: of New York City. They're hurting the economy of New
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Speaker 4: York State, and they're driving out people and businesses.
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Speaker 2: Now, you I took over in Nasa County and the
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Speaker 2: taxes were horrible. Their property tax was this horrible. So
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Speaker 2: what do you do in a situation like that?
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Speaker 4: Well, first of all, I cut property taxes by one
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Speaker 4: hundred and fifty million dollars. My predecessor had a one
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Speaker 4: hundred and fifty million dollars tax increase and I canceled
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Speaker 4: that out. And with inflation between six and eight percent
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Speaker 4: a year, I hired you know, probably six hundred new
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Speaker 4: law enforcement officers, four hundred police officers, two hundred corrections officers.
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Speaker 4: And we did it without raising taxes one penny in
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Speaker 4: four years. So we made not only the community safer,
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Speaker 4: but we made it more affordable.
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Speaker 2: Well this is radical talk cutting taxes, hiring more policemen nowadays,
23:45
Speaker 2: Hey what a thought. Yeah, this Kathy Hoko is always pandering,
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Speaker 2: pandering to the left, pandering of the media, pandering. And
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Speaker 2: I've heard you do stuff through the years. You just
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Speaker 2: don't pander. You just whatever's common sense and should be done.
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Speaker 2: Where do you get the nerve to do that that
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Speaker 2: takes nerve?
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Speaker 4: Well, you know, my parents were both World War Two veterans.
24:04
Speaker 4: My mother joined the army. My dad said she didn't
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Speaker 4: want to be left out of a good fight. And
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Speaker 4: they taught us about public service and about fighting for
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Speaker 4: what's right, fighting for American values, fighting for common sense ideas.
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Speaker 4: And you know, I learned from them, and I have
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Speaker 4: a family that's got a history of public service, So
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Speaker 4: it means a lot to us. And you know, if
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Speaker 4: we're not willing to fight for our children, our grandchildren,
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Speaker 4: and for the future of the state, then that doesn't
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Speaker 4: say a lot about us. So I'm in this to
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Speaker 4: make sure that we have a more affordable state, a
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Speaker 4: safer state, and a state where people can be proud
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Speaker 4: to say that they're New Yorkers, with a governor who
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Speaker 4: puts New Yorkers first, doesn't spend billions of dollars on
24:49
Speaker 4: I legal migrants who've been here for fifteen minutes and
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Speaker 4: haven't earned the thing. A governor that actually cares about
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Speaker 4: their families and the future of the state. So I
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Speaker 4: am looking forward to the day where when I become governor,
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Speaker 4: we can turn things around, use common sense and make
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Speaker 4: this a more affordable and safer state.
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Speaker 2: Well, you can help Bruce Blakeman's campaign. Go to Blakemanfronewyork
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Speaker 2: dot com, donate, volunteer, whatever you want to do. Hey,
25:16
Speaker 2: I'm looking at budgets like the budget of Chicago's like
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Speaker 2: twelve billion a year, the budget of the Pittsburgh's like
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Speaker 2: ten billion a year. The budget of New York City's
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Speaker 2: one hundred and twenty billionaere. How on earth is that possible?
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Speaker 4: Well, it's more than the whole state of Florida. But
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Speaker 4: here's an even more shocking number. The budget of the
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Speaker 4: state of New York is twice as much as Florida
25:39
Speaker 4: that it's got a bigger population. Now, it's just unbelievable
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Speaker 4: that they can't manage the affairs of this state in
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Speaker 4: a prudent way that delivers quality services at a cost
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Speaker 4: efficient manner. And that's the problem with Kathy Hochel. She's
25:56
Speaker 4: got all of these mandates and she's got this green
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Speaker 4: anner scam that makes our utility bills go up. We're
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Speaker 4: fifty percent highering our utility bills in Pennsylvania.
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Speaker 2: Wow.
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Speaker 4: Mark, when I become governor, I'm cutting your bills in half.
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Speaker 4: I'm going to cut all the hidden seas and taxes
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Speaker 4: and your utility bills. That's what drives the cost up.
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Speaker 4: It's not the cost of energy.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, when they say cutting services, you could just cut
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Speaker 2: the waist, the fraud, the bloat. Can't you and not
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Speaker 2: have to cut services?
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Speaker 4: Well? Absolutely. Just think about medicaid. Our medicaid bill here
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Speaker 4: in New York is twice as much as Florida. It's
26:36
Speaker 4: twice as much as Texas, all bigger states. We don't
26:40
Speaker 4: have people that are more sick here Into York. What
26:44
Speaker 4: we have is a system where it allows for fraud
26:47
Speaker 4: and abuse. Just like the kid we saw in Minneapolis,
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Speaker 4: and you know, when I get into be governor, the
26:55
Speaker 4: first thing I'm going to do is uncover all this
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Speaker 4: fraud and abuse and make sure that we cut it
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Speaker 4: out so that we can deliver quality services at an
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Speaker 4: affordable price, not only for the taxpayers but also for
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Speaker 4: the people who use those services. They get better services
27:11
Speaker 4: for more cost efficient manner because the people that are
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Speaker 4: getting the money now they're getting too much money and
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Speaker 4: they're doing a lousy job.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Now you've done all this kind of stuff in
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Speaker 2: Long Island, which is now the safest county in America,
27:23
Speaker 2: probably the best run county in America. Hey, by next year,
27:27
Speaker 2: we could have so many mom Donnie problems going on.
27:30
Speaker 2: If you're hopefully you will be the governor. As governor,
27:32
Speaker 2: what can you do to control mom Donnie and the
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Speaker 2: crazy stuff he does.
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Speaker 4: Well, First of all, I'm not going to let him
27:39
Speaker 4: increase taxes. That's number one. Number two, I'm not going
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Speaker 4: to let him destroy the economy of New York City,
27:47
Speaker 4: which is the financial capital of the world, which he
27:50
Speaker 4: seems hell bent on doing. And number three, if he
27:54
Speaker 4: doesn't enforce the law, I will. So we're not going
27:58
Speaker 4: to let criminals on our city. We're not going to
28:01
Speaker 4: let the city go into financial ruin. As governor, I
28:04
Speaker 4: will stop him from doing those things.
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Speaker 2: Hey, we also have these crazy district attorneys like Alvin
28:10
Speaker 2: Braig just let criminals out. As governor, don't you have
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Speaker 2: the power over the Don't they actually work for the governor.
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Speaker 4: Yes, So for district attorneys who aren't upholding the law,
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Speaker 4: I will make sure that they do that or they
28:25
Speaker 4: will pay the price. And the price is that a
28:28
Speaker 4: governor can remove a sitting district attorney that's not doing
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Speaker 4: their job. And if you're not doing your job, you'll
28:36
Speaker 4: get a warning, You'll get a timeline within which to
28:41
Speaker 4: make sure that you are doing everything possible to keep
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Speaker 4: our community safe. And if you're not, if you're siding
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Speaker 4: with the criminals like Kathy Hockel does and Zoora Mundami,
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Speaker 4: then there will be consequences to be paid by the
28:54
Speaker 4: way Mark. How about how about him not funding the
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Speaker 4: five thousand police officer knew hires that we desperately need
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Speaker 4: in New York. I mean, he's defunding the police. He's
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Speaker 4: so transparent in what he's doing. I just wish people
29:09
Speaker 4: would open their eyes and see that he's somebody that
29:13
Speaker 4: does not like police officers. He wants to use social
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Speaker 4: workers to enforced a lot, and we all know that
29:19
Speaker 4: that'll never work.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and people say, what can we do, but well,
29:22
Speaker 2: elect Bruce Blakeman governor. That will help a lot. Hey,
29:25
Speaker 2: Kathi Hokle, I remember last time around, she said no
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Speaker 2: congestion pricing. Then the day after the election she puts
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Speaker 2: in congestion pricing. So this time she said no tax increase,
29:35
Speaker 2: but can't we be pretty sure she'll increase taxes the
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Speaker 2: day after the election.
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Speaker 4: Of course, Mark, you know they got a secret deal.
29:42
Speaker 4: First she endorses Mandami, then Mundami endorses her, and they
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Speaker 4: got a wink in a nod that after election day,
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Speaker 4: taxes are going to go up. And the taxes are
29:52
Speaker 4: going to go up not just for wealthy people but
29:55
Speaker 4: for middle class people. And remember this, every time a
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Speaker 4: millionaire moved out of New York State, who picks up
30:02
Speaker 4: the slack? It's the middle class. Somebody's got to pay
30:06
Speaker 4: for all these programs that they have, many of them
30:08
Speaker 4: which are totally mismanaged. So as governor, I will bring
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Speaker 4: sanity back to government. We'll bring economic development, job prosperity,
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Speaker 4: make it more affordable by cutting energy costs and making
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Speaker 4: life happier for New Yorkers because right now they're miserable
30:25
Speaker 4: under Kathy Hochel and Zaron Mundai.
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Speaker 2: Well, Bruce Blakeman is the best county executive in America,
30:30
Speaker 2: and that's basically being in the governor. He would be
30:33
Speaker 2: a great governor. What can people do that are listening
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Speaker 2: if they want to help.
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Speaker 4: You, Well, first of all, everybody's got a cell phone.
30:40
Speaker 4: You got to text people, you got to call them,
30:43
Speaker 4: you got to email them, you got to make posts
30:45
Speaker 4: on social media. We need to get a groundswell of
30:49
Speaker 4: support to win, and we are doing that. We're gaining
30:53
Speaker 4: a lot of momentum. Go to Blakeman from New York
30:55
Speaker 4: dot com. Hey, listen, if you can't make a big contribution,
30:59
Speaker 4: give twenty five, thirty bucks, forty bucks, whatever you can afford.
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Speaker 4: It all helps, It all adds up, and we need
31:06
Speaker 4: the money to be able to counter Kathy Hochel, who's
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Speaker 4: getting tremendous contributions from the green energy scam people, and
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Speaker 4: all the other agencies and not for profits and companies
31:18
Speaker 4: that are making billions of dollars off us. Think about
31:22
Speaker 4: all the money that's been been spent on illegal migrants,
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Speaker 4: billions of dollars that could have been spent to cut taxes.
31:27
Speaker 4: It could have been spent on hospitals, on schools, on
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Speaker 4: educating our children, on our infrastructure. Just giving money away
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Speaker 4: to people who've been here for fifteen minutes. That's not
31:38
Speaker 4: putting New Yorkers first. That's doing something that really is
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Speaker 4: a fiduciary breach on her part. She has a responsibility
31:45
Speaker 4: in New Yorkers to spend them, to spend our hard
31:48
Speaker 4: earned tax dollars on people who've been here for fifteen
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Speaker 4: minutes and haven't earned a thing. That is a total disgrace.
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Speaker 2: Well, Bruce Blakeman, we hope you win. You'd be a
31:56
Speaker 2: great governor. Everybody go to Blakemanfronewyork dot com. Blakeman, new
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Speaker 2: York dot com. Bruce Flakeman, great work and thanks for
32:03
Speaker 2: being with us.
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Speaker 4: Hey, Mark, it's always a pleasure. You're a dear friend
32:07
Speaker 4: and I value our friendships very much.
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Speaker 2: Oh you too, Thank you, Thanks for being with us.
32:11
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