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Hour 4: New Spider-Man movie · Curtis Sliwa & Larry Mendte In The Morning

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Speaker 1: The one thing that didn't come out at the Fauci
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Speaker 1: hearing the other day. Ran Poll Chairman did a magnificent
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Speaker 1: job since he had gotten the actual diary notes that
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Speaker 1: Fauci had written from twenty nineteen to twenty twenty two,
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Speaker 1: right during the worst of the lockount and pandemic. Every
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Speaker 1: day he would do an entry, and the schmuck deputts
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Speaker 1: put him on the government servers. And it came to
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Speaker 1: Robert F. Kennedy Junior's attention when he took over the
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Speaker 1: responsibilities for our national health services. And you imagine that
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Speaker 1: phone conversation with Ran full Hey, Rand, You'll never guess
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Speaker 1: what's right in front of me on my desk. What's that, Robert?
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Speaker 1: It's Fauci's diary. How did you get it? It was
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Speaker 1: on the government server. It's ours, it's not his. Oh
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Speaker 1: my god. Between that and the emails that you refer
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Speaker 1: to that they had access too for that hearing, and
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Speaker 1: they just waylaid Fauci, and rightfully so. The one area
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Speaker 1: though they didn't get into, didn't have enough time. It's
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Speaker 1: only three hours. We could do this thirty hours. They
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Speaker 1: talked about how Fauci had convinced the Blasio how to
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Speaker 1: shut the schools, even though publicly said not me. We
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Speaker 1: now find out from his diary notes, Oh yeah, I
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Speaker 1: told him shut the schools, as he had conversations with
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Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom, the governor in California, to do likewise. So
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Speaker 1: he was a contradiction in public Nope, not me, but
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Speaker 1: in private, yeah, I was the pilot of that. But
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Speaker 1: the best friendship he had, because we know he didn't
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Speaker 1: have a friendship with Donald Trump and before that Barack Obama. Eh,
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Speaker 1: he was mostly friends. But he didn't like the fact
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Speaker 1: that Obama ceased and desisted him being able to spend
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Speaker 1: money in places like the Wuhan labby But he did
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Speaker 1: it anyway, nefariously. But he got along much better with
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden, no doubt about that. But with Angel will
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Speaker 1: Evilize Cromo when he was governor man it was like
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Speaker 1: two piece in a pod, like a soup and a sandwich,
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Speaker 1: like a horse and a carriage. They would carry on
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Speaker 1: I mansion, people are dying. People are being brought in
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Speaker 1: and out of the ICU and then out in body bags.
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Speaker 1: Were hanging on every word from Fauci was considered infallible,
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Speaker 1: and Cuomo, who had a press conference every day that
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Speaker 1: was broadcast nationally. You'd have an utatsa the cafe and
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Speaker 1: it would be scared and all the clomo.
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Speaker 2: Sexual women were watching Andrew.
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Speaker 1: You know, sometimes he would actually pump his breast his
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Speaker 1: nipple ring and they get all excited.
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Speaker 2: Oh Andrew, so oh yeah he did that. He did that?
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Speaker 2: Am I right and wrong? Natalie?
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Speaker 1: He did that in an excited all of these elderly women.
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Speaker 2: So, Natalie, were you excited when he pumped his nipple rings?
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Speaker 2: I cant be evolved in this. Do you know anything
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Speaker 2: about it? I knew about the nip you did? Oh, okay,
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Speaker 2: you did about that? Larry, he did it purposely. I
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Speaker 2: didn't know. Oh yeah, I'm glad. I didn't know that
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Speaker 2: he was loving it.
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Speaker 1: And then when him and Fauci would get together on
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Speaker 1: that twelve noon press conference, because Fauci would join him
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Speaker 1: from time to time, Oh the love affair.
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Speaker 3: I said that as soon as the vaccine is deemed
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Speaker 3: ready and safe, I'll be the first one to take
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Speaker 3: a vaccine.
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Speaker 2: Uh, maybe we enlist you.
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Speaker 3: I'll do it with you. We'll do an ad telling
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Speaker 3: New Yorkers it's safe to take the vaccine. To uh to,
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Speaker 3: you know, put us together. We're like the modern day
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Speaker 3: De Niro and Paccino. You can be which oneever, whichever
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Speaker 3: you want. You can be the DeNiro or Pacino, Fauci Andimo.
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Speaker 2: I'll give you a front. Who do you want to be?
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Speaker 2: The Niro or Pacino? Which one do you want to be?
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Speaker 2: One of the other?
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Speaker 4: If they won, I don't want to hurt the feelings
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Speaker 4: of the other.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, who's the politician?
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Speaker 2: You know, considering what happened, that's sickening. That's not funny.
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Speaker 2: That's not funny. That's sickening.
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Speaker 1: No, this is done while remember lives were at stake
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Speaker 1: his romance as it played out, the pandemic because of
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Speaker 1: their orders that trapped millions in their homes. It was
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Speaker 1: shutting down thousands of businesses for no reason, putting people
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Speaker 1: basically out, just wiping out their savings. And never mind
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Speaker 1: all the people who because of their directives, which just
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Speaker 1: meant it had mental health issues, suicides that were taking place.
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Speaker 2: But it went on.
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Speaker 1: You know, he come back and you know he's like
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Speaker 1: a regular featured guest on the Cuomo Show in the afternoon,
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Speaker 1: remember on CNN, the Cuomo News Network.
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Speaker 2: That's what it was then people thought he'd be the
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Speaker 2: next president. Yeah, if you remember, he was so popular
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Speaker 2: at that time. And you're right. He was broadcast live
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Speaker 2: every single day and they didn't cut away from it,
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Speaker 2: never no.
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Speaker 1: And he, like I said, from time to time, Natalie
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Speaker 1: got a little excited. She got that what it was
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Speaker 1: that tingle up her leg along with the other the
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Speaker 1: other ladies when he would like he would be wearing
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Speaker 1: that pullover shirt. You know, that's a governor of New
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Speaker 1: York State, and you could see his nipple was protruding
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Speaker 1: with the ring.
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Speaker 2: Sounds obsessed in she kind of saying, perfect.
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Speaker 1: So now what do supreme cushines always talk about what
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Speaker 1: it was like? You know, as Mama Luke's what was
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Speaker 1: it like in Brooklyn and Queens when they were going up.
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Speaker 2: Food food mantains? You mind your boom.
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Speaker 5: Whenever I need some comfort food. And I dreamed back
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Speaker 5: of my days in the Bens in her section of Brooklyn.
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Speaker 5: The thing that comes to my mind are two things,
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Speaker 5: A nice Nathan hotdog and a really steaming pastrami sandwich
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Speaker 5: that would be really great.
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Speaker 2: Just to be clear, this is in the middle of
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Speaker 2: the pandemic, right, Oh my god, Oh my god. I
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Speaker 2: mean them sitting laughing about food while people are dying
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Speaker 2: and knowing that they're responsible. Fuci more than Cuomo. But
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Speaker 2: Cuomo had his hand in it too. It's incredible. It's incredible.
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Speaker 2: Now you understand the diary, you understand the narcissism, You
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Speaker 2: understand that he was living in a different world than
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Speaker 2: the rest of us.
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Speaker 1: And they had a lot in common. But oh boy,
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Speaker 1: Cuomo really would pour in on because he knew that
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Speaker 1: forget Trump, Ice, Trump out, it's me and Facci.
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Speaker 2: Oh, Facci, bruta Fauci.
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Speaker 3: When the pressure's on, you see the weaknesses and you
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Speaker 3: see the strength, and the pressure was on, and it
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Speaker 3: forged you into a rock that really stabilized this nation.
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Speaker 2: So God bless you for what you did.
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Speaker 4: Doctor.
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Speaker 2: You know, the pressure was on, you know, it was
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Speaker 2: really brave in the pandemic. Ron Decantis. Yes, you realize
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Speaker 2: if he was wrong, how bad that would be. But
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Speaker 2: he had conviction and he knew he was right, and
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Speaker 2: he knew that everything that was coming out of Washington
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Speaker 2: and everything was coming out of New York was bs
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Speaker 2: and he had the courage to do something. You know what,
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Speaker 2: I'm just realizing all of this coming out now puts
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Speaker 2: the spotlight on Ron DeSantis. Yes, and what he did.
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Speaker 2: Maybe maybe he'll start because right now they're not even
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Speaker 2: considering him for president. Maybe we should again.
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Speaker 1: Uh, Larry, haven't you noticed that since the taking the
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Speaker 1: Fifth Amendment over one hundred times foutc you haven't heard
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Speaker 1: his very dear friend Andrew Cuomo coming to his aid,
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Speaker 1: have you?
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Speaker 2: He's taken the coat of Olmerta. No I thought they
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Speaker 2: were like de Niro. Oh you know what, sometimes one
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Speaker 2: of them gets killed.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but let's give all praise to Janni Steen, as
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Speaker 1: you know, the weather woman at the Fox News Channel
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Speaker 1: for so many years. Her in laws were victims of
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Speaker 1: the edict by Andrew Cuomo that prevented an he visits
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Speaker 1: to the long term nursing home care units and ordered
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Speaker 1: the transfer of those with COVID from the hospitals to
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Speaker 1: the long term nursing home care units. Twenty thousand people died.
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Speaker 1: She led the effort, and man, she paid a price
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Speaker 1: because at Fox News Channel she has just recently acknowledged
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Speaker 1: they were trying to pressure her to drop it. She
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Speaker 1: would not drop it. Well, guess what she dropped an
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Speaker 1: X yesterday. Now we know why CMO andrew CMO's in hiding.
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Speaker 1: Fauci wrote that Angrewel Cuomo actually reached out to him
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Speaker 1: from time to time, and he they were buddies at
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Speaker 1: the time they were talking, and he writes in his
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Speaker 1: memoirs this is where she got it. In his diaries,
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Speaker 1: Governor Cuomo called me, asked how I was doing. I said, Governor,
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Speaker 1: I was upset because the far right is trying to
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Speaker 1: discredit me. His advice, he strongly suggested that I resign.
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Speaker 1: He said, I will lose credibility if I stay, and
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Speaker 1: that my legacy needs to be preserved.
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Speaker 2: You resign, I.
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Speaker 1: Will get you a high paying job in the private
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Speaker 1: sector as a consigliari. And then what is Fauci right
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Speaker 1: into his diary, Sorry, that was not for me. CMO
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Speaker 1: wanted Fauci out of the way.
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Speaker 2: And what's ironic is who resigned? Clomo? Ah, and what
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Speaker 2: did you want me to do? Drop out?
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Speaker 1: He wanted Fauci to drop out so he could have
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Speaker 1: the stage to himself because whoever would have replaced Fauci,
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Speaker 1: we wouldn't have known who that person was, so it
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Speaker 1: would have been Trump versus Clomo. That's what he wanted.
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Speaker 1: He thought that would pave the way to sixteen hundred
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Speaker 1: Pennsylvania Avenue. Fauci, though, was smart, say, oh, I'm not
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Speaker 1: gonna be interviewed anymore if I'm in the private sector,
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Speaker 1: I'm not going to be Oh the person that Julia Roberts,
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Speaker 1: a Brad Pitt and everybody else idolizes. I think he
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Speaker 1: recognized right there he was going to be a victim
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Speaker 1: of Cuomo's technology.
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Speaker 2: Yes, but think about it too, played that out a
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Speaker 2: little bit more so, Cuomo runs against Trump and his
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Speaker 2: mind in the mind of a lot of people, by
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Speaker 2: the way, that a lot of people were pushing for that,
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Speaker 2: Cuomo against Trump. And who's going to then come out
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Speaker 2: for Cuomo? Of course, doctor Foucauci, the two Queens boys.
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Speaker 2: The problem was a huge, a huge endorsement.
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Speaker 1: When they were doing the polls nationally with Cuomo, he
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Speaker 1: couldn't come near Trump. The only one who did better
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Speaker 1: than Trump, it's Joe Biden. And that's why they said,
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Speaker 1: bye bye Cuomo, We're going with the old guy Biden.
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Speaker 2: Yes, and also Cuomo had his own problems. But both
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Speaker 2: Cuomo and Fauci, it seems like they were a duo
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Speaker 2: that went down in flames.
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Speaker 1: In Italian you would say they were a double discraciata.
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Speaker 2: When we come back, well, this is all Curtis. There's
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Speaker 2: a new reason, according to the Union, for the fact
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Speaker 2: that a horse bolted in Central Park, killing a young
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Speaker 2: man who was a tourist. Maybe they're saying it's not
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Speaker 2: their fault. We'll talk about that and you'll hear what
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Speaker 2: You'll remember the tragic carriage crash that killed eighteen year
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Speaker 2: old tourists Romanach Mahajan in Central Park last month, and
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Speaker 2: because of it, it raised lots of new questions and
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Speaker 2: now it seems like there is going to be legislation
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Speaker 2: finally to get rid of the horse carriages. But the
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Speaker 2: Union now has come out and said, wait a second,
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Speaker 2: it seems like it was con Edison that was involved
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Speaker 2: with this. That there was electricity spark because they were
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Speaker 2: testing some lines and they say they have photographic evidence
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Speaker 2: that they've been showing that this was actually happening and
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Speaker 2: that it's not them, it's con Edison that created an
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Speaker 2: electric spark and cause the horse to bolts.
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Speaker 1: Curtis Leewa, what kind of consultants did John Samuelson, who
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Speaker 1: is the head of TWU Local one hundred, the union
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Speaker 1: in charge, although he's now in charge of the national group,
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Speaker 1: how much did he pay consultants to come up with
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Speaker 1: that whopper? He's blaming it on con Edison? Hold On,
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Speaker 1: didn't the union itself pull the horse carriages and the
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Speaker 1: drivers off for retraining, because what caused it was the
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Speaker 1: horse carriage driver, who, by the way, gets seventy two
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Speaker 1: dollars for a twenty minute ride plus usually a tip.
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Speaker 1: Had this family from India that was celebrating the graduation
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Speaker 1: of their eighteen year old son a trip to New
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Speaker 1: York and wanted a horse carriage ride, and they asked
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Speaker 1: the horse carriage driver, please, can you take a picture
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Speaker 1: of us? He dislodged himself from where he was supposed
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Speaker 1: to be, and then as he was taking the picture,
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Speaker 1: the horse got spooked, so right there he violated all
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Speaker 1: this so called rules and regulations. Remember they took the
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Speaker 1: horses and carriages off for about a week and then
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Speaker 1: so we retrain him and put them back. So now
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Speaker 1: that we're on the cusp of a city council vote
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Speaker 1: in August, it's not looking good for the horse carriage industry.
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Speaker 2: They come up with this whopper. They have photos and
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Speaker 2: con Ed admits they are observing some low levels of
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Speaker 2: stray voltage on July twenty sixth and the twenty third.
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Speaker 2: I mean maybe they have something.
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Speaker 1: Well, even if that's the case, this is a city
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Speaker 1: where there's all kinds of things.
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Speaker 2: She would spook a horse. It's not the place for
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Speaker 2: a horse.
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Speaker 1: It can be replaced by electric carriages like from the
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Speaker 1: days of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, remember Dick van Dank,
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Speaker 1: except these would be electric. The horse carriage drivers still
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Speaker 1: have an income, they can still pay their union fees.
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Speaker 2: But getting back to this, you're right, this actually helps
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Speaker 2: the argument to get rid of them, not hurts. That's
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Speaker 2: what I was eventually going to get to. But you
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Speaker 2: got there on yourself. So let's get some talkbacks.
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Speaker 6: The more I hear Fauci, the more I read the diaries,
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Speaker 6: it's just unbelievable and we need to strip him of
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Speaker 6: every single penny, every single piece of jewelry, his wife,
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Speaker 6: anybody has, the house, any asset he has.
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Speaker 2: How about putting him in prison because if we find
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Speaker 2: out that all this is true, and I think there
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Speaker 2: is plenty of evidence he's a mass murderer.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, Jesus, the liar. The what he's done cause a
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Speaker 7: referable harm. I don't think I can ever trust the
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Speaker 7: government and what they say again in regards to health
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Speaker 7: and if there's never a pandemic, because they lied and
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Speaker 7: instead of just coming clean and saying it's a fluid
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Speaker 7: situation with COVID, we don't know what's gonna work. We're
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Speaker 7: gonna try this, we're gonna try that. We'll let you
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Speaker 7: know as updates progress, they just doubled down and lied
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Speaker 7: on stuff they knew didn't work. That's really frustrat.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I understand, I completely understand how you feel. But
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Speaker 2: that right there, that's the great harm done by Falci.
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Speaker 2: He made it so nobody's gonna trust the government the
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Speaker 2: next time. The next time, God forbid, there is a
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Speaker 2: health problem. Forget a pandemic. I mean that's gonna happen
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Speaker 2: every one hundred years but even when there's a health problem,
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Speaker 2: who's gonna trust the government.
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Speaker 1: But I don't go to him. I don't trust the
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Speaker 1: government period, no matter who's in trust. But let's not
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Speaker 1: let Andrew evilize Cooma wover the hook while this pandemic
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Speaker 1: was raging. He's writing a book using his staff. It
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Speaker 1: should be dealing with the pandemic. He made five million dollars.
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Speaker 2: It seems like for those in charge, that was the
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Speaker 2: thing to do. I think I.
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Speaker 8: Could forgive Fauci if he did what he did out
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Speaker 8: of stupidity. He didn't know what was going on for sure,
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Speaker 8: it was a pandemic, hadn't been anything like this before,
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Speaker 8: and was really an experience and didn't know. But it
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Speaker 8: was from greed and it was from fame, and it's
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Speaker 8: just vile. It was just evil.
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Speaker 2: Vile. Evil's the word he caused it. You know, we
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Speaker 2: seem to forget he is the one that funded the
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Speaker 2: gain of function research because we couldn't do it in
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Speaker 2: the United States. That is what leaked out of the lab.
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Speaker 2: That's why it is not legal in this country for
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Speaker 2: that very reason. So he knew of the possibilities and
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Speaker 2: it happened, and then he lied about it. Then he
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Speaker 2: denied it. So no, no, it wasn't innocent, it was ignorance.
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Speaker 2: It was because he is just an evil man. Now,
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Speaker 2: let's get the news at nine thirty with Daria Albinger
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Speaker 2: Daria Larry.
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Speaker 2: I was looking forward to hearing from Joe Neumeyer, film
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Speaker 2: journalist and w o R Movie minuted host because Spider
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Speaker 2: Man Brand New Day has been getting rave reviews. I
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Speaker 2: just went to Rotten Tomatoes. Eighty nine percent gave it
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Speaker 2: a high score. That's for the critics. Ninety eight percent
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Speaker 2: of the audience loves it, and people are saying it
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Speaker 2: has emotional depth. Even though it has mature themes, they
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Speaker 2: say they all work and it's stylized actions. So across
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Speaker 2: the board positive reviews. So Joe, five stars.
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Speaker 4: Oh man, I hate this kind of moment, not from me.
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Speaker 4: I'm not whoa dunk at the garden party on this one, right.
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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, No, people are going to want that trombo
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Speaker 4: for Spidery. I I'm giving I would give I give
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Speaker 4: it three stars, but.
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Speaker 2: I gotta say, guys, all, well, thanks, thanks a lot,
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Speaker 2: jo Jo.
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Speaker 4: People folks are gonna like it. If folks are gonna like,
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Speaker 4: it's gonna make a lot of money, it just doesn't have.
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Speaker 4: It does have emotional depths, it does try and be
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Speaker 4: more grounded. I was just saying, a nap, it's got
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Speaker 4: like it's got a villain problem, which for me, like
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Speaker 4: the James Bond movies, like these things sort of really
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Speaker 4: need a crucial villain. This one doesn't. I think folks
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Speaker 4: are gonna are gonna like it, but I do think
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Speaker 4: people are gonna walk out and say it's not as
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Speaker 4: fun or as light as these other Tom Holland ones
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Speaker 4: that came out, you know, the three previous ones. I
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Speaker 4: wish I liked it more. I like Spider Man. Who
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Speaker 4: doesn't like Spider Man?
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Speaker 2: Right?
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Speaker 4: I mean even the the you guys see that film
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Speaker 4: of the guy in Arkansas coming out to out of
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Speaker 4: his car to save the guy in the wheelchair. Everyone
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Speaker 4: loves Spider Man. I just wish this movie had like
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Speaker 4: a little bit more lightness, a little bit more energy.
21:54
Speaker 4: It kind of it's kind of a bit of a
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Speaker 4: downer in a lot of ways. I think little kids
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Speaker 4: might be like, you know why Spiderman feels so lonely?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, so he he. Joe, take a lot of money, Joe, Joe.
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Speaker 2: You want a villain, you got a villain of Spider
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Speaker 2: Man right here. It's personal for me.
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Speaker 1: Uh, he's been away globe trotting for five years, right,
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Speaker 1: five years, Spider Man's been away and this is the
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Speaker 1: headline of his return. No more globe trotting. He's returned
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Speaker 1: to become a friendly neighborhood vigilante in New York.
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Speaker 2: Again. It's only room for one vigilanti in New York.
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Speaker 2: And you know who that is, Joe. That's me, I know.
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Speaker 4: And you've got the same color, Kapa. I just gotta say,
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Speaker 4: if you do this without without spider webs, and without
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Speaker 4: without web slinging.
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Speaker 1: Joe, it's worse because I lived where Peter Parker lived
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Speaker 1: on that block. His house was twenty Ingram Street on
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Speaker 1: Forest Hills. I lived off of for a while, Ingram
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Speaker 1: Street and Yellowstone Ball. You know, I'd be out there
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Speaker 1: with my son's. People would be coming up, Curtis, have
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Speaker 1: you seen Spider Man? Can you give him this mail?
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Speaker 2: That would be bags of male for Peter Parker.
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Speaker 1: Spider Man left at the post office and at the house,
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Speaker 1: and they'd be, oh, you gotta give this to Peter Parker.
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Speaker 2: I said, do you realize that's not a real person. No, No,
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Speaker 2: if anybody would know him, you would know him. What
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Speaker 2: the hell is going on? I'm gonna have to go
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Speaker 2: do all that again.
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Speaker 4: See, I would rather watch a movie about Curtis trying
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Speaker 4: to return Spider Man's mail man than some of these
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Speaker 4: big buzz No, because honestly, like the Wow, fine, Tom
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Speaker 4: Holland's fine, but the like you know, the villain stuff,
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Speaker 4: it just becomes like the Hulk shows up. Great. Good
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Speaker 4: for the Hulk and those of us who grew up
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Speaker 4: in the seventies. Oh, Spider Man fights the Hulk. Great,
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Speaker 4: But you know, let's have Let's have Curtis trying to
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Speaker 4: return Spider Man's Man's like you're flying thirty fourth Street.
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Speaker 4: You can bring them all in, dump it all on
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Speaker 4: his desk. Here you go, Spidey guy. But Tom, I
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Speaker 4: will say this, Tom Holland is a really good Spider Man,
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Speaker 4: like he's I liked Tobey Maguire, I liked Andrew Garfield.
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Speaker 4: But as actors go, like he's he is, he's really good.
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Speaker 4: This might be his last one, who knows, but in
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Speaker 4: terms of the way the actors go, who play him,
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Speaker 4: he's good. Zandaia is good in it. I just yeah,
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Speaker 4: I'm the I'm the guy who who you know says
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Speaker 4: Spidy should be a little better.
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Speaker 10: Did you give it an extra half a star? Maybe
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Speaker 10: it goes to three and a half. Maybe by the
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Speaker 10: end we could get to four.
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Speaker 4: You know, I'll give it three and a half. The
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Speaker 4: Punishers in it. If anybody knows that character from the tas,
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Speaker 4: he gives it like three half because he's a lot
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Speaker 4: of fun. John burnsall, there's another character to show up
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Speaker 4: that people who know him from the comics might say.
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Speaker 2: Wow.
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Speaker 4: The other thing is you know it is it is
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Speaker 4: a two and a half hour movie, which is nowadays.
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Speaker 4: That's how they all are, right, But like as opposed
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Speaker 4: to The Odyssey, which is two forty five, and you
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Speaker 4: really don't feel it. It kind of goes by fast.
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Speaker 4: I really felt this this Spider Man movie going like
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Speaker 4: two and a half hours, and I'm kind of you know,
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Speaker 4: you're looking at your watch going, you know, come on,
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Speaker 4: let's oh my.
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Speaker 2: God, we got it. You like we got it.
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Speaker 1: I'm obsett that Peter Parker is coming back to the neighborhood.
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Speaker 1: Is Maynn and Uncle Ben, you know, Cliff Robertson and
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Speaker 1: Rosemary Harris, you know, the real life family that raised them.
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Speaker 2: Did they have a return appearance too?
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Speaker 4: No, you see briefly Marissa Tomey, who died in the
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Speaker 4: last one. No, spoilers. She died in the Last spider Man,
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Speaker 4: which was great. By the way, I love that Last
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Speaker 4: Spider Man. We were all the Spider Man come together.
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Speaker 4: Uh it's like a Spider Man reunion and and they
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Speaker 4: all kind of come together from the multiple universes.
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Speaker 2: You see.
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Speaker 4: You see Marisa Tomey, who's great in here briefly in
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Speaker 4: a in sort of a dream sequence kind of thing.
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Speaker 4: But you know, my favorite one still remains, like the
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Speaker 4: second Toby Maguire one with doc Ox Spider Man two,
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Speaker 4: like that one came out. I mean the excitement of
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Speaker 4: those Spider Man movies when they first got to the
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Speaker 4: big screen, because remember in two thousand and two and
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Speaker 4: two thousand and four, like the first Spider Man movie
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Speaker 4: in two, like it was this huge thing because Spidey
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Speaker 4: had not been able to be on the big screen
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Speaker 4: because of legal rights and whatever. Finally he gets there.
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Speaker 4: Marvel wasn't a Hollywood player yet and he had only
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Speaker 4: been on TV in a weird TV series. Were on
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Speaker 4: the same time as The Incredible Hulk Show, which was great.
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Speaker 2: Wait, wait do you mean weird?
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Speaker 1: I remember this song a theme song nineteen sixty seven
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Speaker 1: and seventy on ABC.
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Speaker 2: Does whatever a spider can. It's Spider Man, Come on, man,
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Speaker 2: what is wrong?
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Speaker 8: Well?
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Speaker 4: That that was that's the animated one. That's great. I
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Speaker 4: love that one. There was a there was a for
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Speaker 4: two seasons. There was a live action Spider Man in
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Speaker 4: the late seventies at the same time as The Incredible Hulk,
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Speaker 4: where he essentially like fights the guy who like Rob's
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Speaker 4: a shoe store or something like, there's no big villains
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Speaker 4: and he's kind of crawling up the side of a
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Speaker 4: building in a weird way. That's the weird one, Curtis.
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Speaker 4: That's the one from the seventies, starring it's a live
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Speaker 4: action one.
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Speaker 2: We did it.
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Speaker 4: We didn't watch that.
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Speaker 2: We get it. You love every other single Spider Man
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Speaker 2: except this one. We got it. We understand expected to
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Speaker 2: make four hundred and fifty two million dollars worldwide. Maybe
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Speaker 2: you knocked a few million off with this review. Oh no,
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Speaker 2: when he's listening to.
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Speaker 4: Me, that's that. I will say that. That what a
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Speaker 4: great signal for the box office. People are going back
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Speaker 4: to the movies. You know, this is like they're gonna
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Speaker 4: be the biggest summer since the biggest year since twenty nineteen.
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Speaker 4: I'm so glad people are going back to movies and
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Speaker 4: having a fun time and going and you know, that's like,
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Speaker 4: that's that's what makes me happy is watching the movies
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Speaker 4: be healthy and Hollywood saying, let's bring good stuff to audiences,
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Speaker 4: even you know, if it's small, weird things like obsession
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Speaker 4: or back rooms or something, or big things like The Odyssey,
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Speaker 4: get stuff, get people in there. It's an important thing.
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Speaker 4: They get people into the theaters and away from their
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Speaker 4: away from their screens, you know, experience it with an audience.
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Speaker 1: It's a great way, a great way to end it.
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Speaker 1: It's what you've been saying for weeks, Larry and Natalie.
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Speaker 1: It's getting people back into the theaters. We thought after
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Speaker 1: COVID and the lockdown was over.
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Speaker 2: No, And it's wonderful. It's wonderful for the movie industry
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Speaker 2: and especially wonderful for the theaters. People are stopping. They
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Speaker 2: don't want to see streaming. They want to see these
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Speaker 2: movies on a big screen. And everybody seems to love
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Speaker 2: this movie except you, Joe Newmier, except for me.
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Speaker 4: So three stars, three and a half. As Natalie, I'll
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Speaker 4: give it one that little extra half. I'll give a
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Speaker 4: little webshoot of the half.
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Speaker 2: Wait to go, Natalie, he got him up the half star.
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Speaker 2: Boy did he recover at the end of that interview?
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Speaker 2: You going to see the If there are tickets for
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Speaker 2: seventy milimeter Imax, yes, I'm gonna go. And if I
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Speaker 2: see tickets this time, I'm gonna buy them immediately because
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Speaker 2: the last time I saw them, I forgotten they were taken.
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Speaker 1: So the King of Prussia. Uh, that's the second largest
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Speaker 1: Come on, Larry, you got him? Make it, you got it.
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Speaker 2: You know, I just need seats. Okay, I'm gonna go.
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Speaker 1: So Larry, if he can, will Natalie your movie gal.
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Speaker 1: Your family goes to see movies together. I gotta assume
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Speaker 1: you're gonna go see Spider Man this weekend.
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Speaker 10: You gotta assume wrong. Did you see the weather forecast.
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Speaker 10: We're gonna have two days without rain. I am spending
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Speaker 10: as much time outside. I'm not handing in my homework
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Speaker 2: Joe Numayer got to you, didn't he know?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, to see he got me when he said that
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Speaker 10: he was looking at his watch. I was like, oh boy,
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Speaker 10: come on, Natalie, I'd rather go see the Odyssey, but
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Speaker 10: not this weekend.
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Speaker 2: But no, no, you can't.
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Speaker 1: He he's already committed Larry to see the Odyssey. The
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Speaker 1: other big box office blast is going to be Spider Man.
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Speaker 10: How about if I see Spider Man two? Because he
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Speaker 10: said that one was his favorite.
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Speaker 2: Oh no, Spider Man two was great.
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Speaker 10: Come on, I can stream that over the weekend somewhere.
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Speaker 1: Well, I tell you we're gonna do our part. I
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Speaker 1: and Nancy we're gonna go see the world premiere in
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Speaker 1: the theaters. We missed the one, the free one in
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Speaker 1: Central Park on Wednesday night. Apparently, Wow, a lot of
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Speaker 1: we're gonna go see that, Larry, if you do make
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Speaker 1: it to the Odyssey, if you finally find tickets available online.
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Speaker 1: There's two stories about the Odyssey that are incredible. One
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Speaker 1: we spoke spoke about in the six o'clock Hour. That
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Speaker 1: poster that is promoting the Odyssey everywhere where. It's Matt
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Speaker 1: Damon facing off again. It's like the five six giant guys.
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Speaker 2: You know, with all their garb on.
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Speaker 1: That actually is a woman that's his substitute. She's a
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Speaker 1: four foot six inch woman who has biceps better than
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Speaker 2: That's his double in the movie. A woman. He's five tens.
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Speaker 1: That's amazing, and she actually gives props to Matt Damon
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Speaker 1: because they normally never give any attention to their subs,
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Speaker 2: I don't know why we haven't heard about her before,
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Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, she left the Odyssey set
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Speaker 1: And John Leguizamo, who's worried that as the co star
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