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Highlights of Curtis & Larry · Curtis Sliwa & Larry Mendte In The Morning

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Speaker 1: Wow.
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Speaker 2: Seems every time I look at the news of late
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Speaker 2: it's almost like the song.
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Speaker 1: Fire by Ohio Players. Fire everywhere.
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Speaker 2: Fire, as you know, we were dealing with coming down
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Speaker 2: from Canada all across the northern part of their nation,
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Speaker 2: Fire in California, fire in Oregon, fire in Washington, and
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Speaker 2: now maybe the most serious fires of all, as three
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Speaker 2: hundred thousand people on the border of Spain and France
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Speaker 2: have been told to evacuate because firestorms are coming their way.
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Speaker 2: One will be to the area Bordeaux where there are
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Speaker 2: all those vineyards and wineries that so many of you
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Speaker 2: out there love so much. They're in danger, possibly being
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Speaker 2: turned into toast. And even the city of Madrid, although
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Speaker 2: not as serious a situation, but fires are moving in
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Speaker 2: the direction already. The fires have burnt three times the
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Speaker 2: size of what Paris is and they're not showing any
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Speaker 2: diminished capacity. There's strong winds and they're getting dry thunderstorms.
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Speaker 2: Very much what we had discussed Larry when we were
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Speaker 2: talking about Canada, that many of those fires with the
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Speaker 2: result of a thunderstorm with no rain, just lightning, and
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Speaker 2: the lightning hits and it hasn't been rain there and
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Speaker 2: you have timber there and you have brushed there and
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Speaker 2: then all of a sudden a firestorm takes place. And
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Speaker 2: since May, as we know, we were discussing the heat
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Speaker 2: waves first in Europe, before we even talked about how
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Speaker 2: they clobt us here, how temperatures in many parts of
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Speaker 2: Europe were over one hundred degrees. Ten thousand people died
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Speaker 2: because they don't utilize air conditioning. It's only like ten
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Speaker 2: percent of all of France that has air conditioning, little
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Speaker 2: more on some of the other Cheese, but still they
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Speaker 2: haven't gotten upgraded. And it was the hottest June on
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Speaker 2: record that Europe has ever had.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, this is.
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Speaker 3: Much different than Canada. If you're wondering why a lot
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Speaker 3: of people are paying more attention to this fire and
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Speaker 3: not to Canada, because in France alone, almost two hundred
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Speaker 3: and fifty thousand people have been displaced. So this is
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Speaker 3: threatening homes and communities. And I remember in Canada in
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Speaker 3: the northeast it's pretty desolate, and not only that, but
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Speaker 3: it happens a lot. So that's why everybody is responding
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Speaker 3: to this one. I mean, look at we're talking about
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Speaker 3: major cities that are being threatened if this continues to
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Speaker 3: go out of control. So the United States is going
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Speaker 3: to help out all throughout Europe. They have equipment going there.
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Speaker 3: They have to beat this down pretty quickly. Or here's
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Speaker 3: the problem. At this point, there's there. There hasn't been death,
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Speaker 3: but there's gonna be people dying. I mean, there's already
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Speaker 3: people displaced. There's gonna be homes they're gonna be that
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Speaker 3: are gonna be burnt to the g That's how That's
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Speaker 3: where they're at right now. This is a dire situation.
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Speaker 3: So if you're wondering about, oh, why are they talking
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Speaker 3: so much about Europe and not what's going on in Canada,
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Speaker 3: that's the reason this is extremely serious in Europe right now.
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Speaker 2: And this happens on the cusp of Barcelona once again,
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Speaker 2: the other side of the country saying no mos nomas,
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Speaker 2: we don't want any more tourists. Two years in a
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Speaker 2: row they've been overwhelmed with tourism. I never heard of
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Speaker 2: a city, Larry and oh my, they welcome tourists.
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Speaker 1: Don't worry.
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Speaker 2: It will have Airbnb, We've got hostels. We'll figure out
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Speaker 2: a place for you to say, because you're bringing money in.
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Speaker 2: Apparently Barcelona is such a destination that people want to go,
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Speaker 2: that they're overwhelmed, and for the second year in a
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Speaker 2: row in Spain, in Barcelona, again on the other side
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Speaker 2: of the country where the fires are taking place, they
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Speaker 2: have basically said, we don't want the cruise lines coming in,
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Speaker 2: we don't want the airplanes coming in with tourists.
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Speaker 3: We've had enough handle anymore. Yeah, the US State Department
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Speaker 3: has a warning out as well. It's not up to red,
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Speaker 3: but they have a warning to be careful going there,
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Speaker 3: and a lot of the airlines have had to divert
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Speaker 3: their flights around the smoke. I mean there's not even
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Speaker 3: just going to Powis on Madrid, they have to divert
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Speaker 3: around the smoke. So this is extremely serious and at
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Speaker 3: this point they still don't have it under control, and
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Speaker 3: so it's something that you know, we're kind of early
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Speaker 3: on because it's not getting the coverage that it should
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Speaker 3: be getting right now. But once this starts spreading, because
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Speaker 3: right now it's not under control. If it keeps spreading,
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Speaker 3: it it's a more populated area. This is going to
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Speaker 3: be the biggest story in the globe.
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Speaker 1: You want it a weigh in Italy. No, I was
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Speaker 1: just going to.
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Speaker 4: Talk about Barcelona and how crazy it is with tourism.
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Speaker 4: My son lived there for a month about a year
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Speaker 4: and a half ago for school, and he said that
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Speaker 4: the residents there they you know, in the apartment buildings,
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Speaker 4: they all have banners they hang from their windows, and
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Speaker 4: you know, they're kind people and they they didn't mind
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Speaker 4: the tourism. They didn't mind you know Americans. But it
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Speaker 4: was evident. First of all, it is packed.
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Speaker 2: Well they've had demonstrations, yes, and you're all over, but
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Speaker 2: just like the everyday people have signs in their windows
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Speaker 2: about it.
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Speaker 3: It's funny, Mike. As you know, my son and my
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Speaker 3: wife were there last summer and they went to Spain
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Speaker 3: and they went to Portugal. That's probably why they didn't
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Speaker 3: go to Barcelona. They didn't go to Barcelona. Yeah, it
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Speaker 3: was It was fascinating. They liked Portugal a lot.
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Speaker 4: By the way, I know, I haven't been there. Everybody
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Speaker 4: says it's wonderful to get there.
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Speaker 2: I have Guardian angels in Barcelona to deal with the
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Speaker 2: pickpockets in their subways that.
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Speaker 4: My son's friend ye standing next to him, great office
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Speaker 4: his neck.
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Speaker 2: They are everywhere everywhere in Barcelona because they know it's
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Speaker 2: the tourist trap, and they know that they're going to
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Speaker 2: be able to rob tourists and get away with it.
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Speaker 2: But there's one fact that nobody's talking about with these fires.
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Speaker 2: I't understand maybe why they didn't mention it with Canada
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Speaker 2: because it was so far north as they swept across
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Speaker 2: the country. But this is Europe. These are populated areas.
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Speaker 2: Three hundred thousand people are being told to evacuate between
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Speaker 2: France and Spain. And I'm thinking back to the fires
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Speaker 2: that consume the Palisades because of the area in question
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Speaker 2: of Los Angeles. Even though Los Angeles County has been
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Speaker 2: hit with all kinds of fires before, nothing was comparable
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Speaker 2: to this. Remember seven thousand homes destroyed, burnt to the ground,
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Speaker 2: twenty five billion dollars in damages.
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Speaker 1: And one thing there that took place.
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Speaker 2: And I gotta believe it's happening in France and Spain
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Speaker 2: in populated areas. Remember the pyromaniacs, the arsonists, you know,
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Speaker 2: they get excited, they get a psycho sexual thrill, in
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Speaker 2: a stimulation when they see fire.
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Speaker 1: And then there are copycats.
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Speaker 2: And I take this back to when I was going
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Speaker 2: up in Kanarsi and there were lots there before the subdivisions,
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Speaker 2: and they'd always be one or two guys who would
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Speaker 2: go out there and set the lots on fire, and
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Speaker 2: they would be the ones to pull the old fire alarm.
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Speaker 2: Remember how you had the fire alarm right on the
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Speaker 2: telephone pole, And they'd be standing waiting for the fired
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Speaker 2: trucks to come in. And then the fire marshals would
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Speaker 2: come through the neighborhood afterwards and they'd say, hey, hey, hey, hey, kid,
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Speaker 2: you see anybody standing by that fire alarm over there.
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Speaker 2: You know this alarm was pulled, And I'd say, you
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Speaker 2: know me, I rat them out right away.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, man, that was Freddy. Man. It's like the
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Speaker 1: third time Freddy's done this. So here it is.
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Speaker 2: You get these pyromanniac pyromaniacs and arsonists. We know in
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Speaker 2: California they've set a lot of fires and they wouldn't
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Speaker 2: be setting fires in Europe. It's like they have pedophiles.
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Speaker 2: We have pedophiles. They have rapists, We have rapists. They
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Speaker 2: have pyromaniacs and arsonists. We have pyromaniacs and arsonists. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: it's not always a pyromaniac though. Even though most of
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Speaker 2: these fires are man made, it's people camping out and
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Speaker 2: not putting you know, not dousing the fire, leaving the
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Speaker 2: fire on. It's people throwing a cigarette into some leaves.
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Speaker 2: It's it's people doing stupid things that many almost all
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Speaker 2: of the wildfires in New Jersey that are hit in
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Speaker 2: New Jersey, that's all from some idiot that's going out
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Speaker 2: and didn't put out their campfire. By the way, in France,
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Speaker 2: there are the hospitals are being filled with people with
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Speaker 2: breathing problems because the smoke. They've distributed two point five
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Speaker 2: million face masks, and it's not unusual in many of
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Speaker 2: the French cities to see people walking around with face masks.
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Speaker 2: That's like apocalyptic stuff.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, but remember the Palisheges fire.
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Speaker 2: The guy who was caught and admitted as Jonathan rinder
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Speaker 2: Mack was thirty.
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Speaker 1: He set the fire.
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Speaker 2: On New Year's Eve, he admitted when he was caught,
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Speaker 2: just remember this fire.
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Speaker 1: I killed twelve people, destroyed seven thousand homes. He said.
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Speaker 1: It was me.
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Speaker 2: You know, I have dual citizenship. I'm part French, I'm
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Speaker 2: part American. I'm an uber driver. I have no family
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Speaker 2: to go to on New Year's Eve, so I set
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Speaker 2: a fire right slam done.
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Speaker 1: He's admitted it. Well, guess what.
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Speaker 2: He went on trial and a lot of people were
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Speaker 2: paying attention to it because this was right in the
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Speaker 2: midst of Spencer Pratt's attempt to become the next mayor
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Speaker 2: of the city of Los Angeles. Remember he who lost
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Speaker 2: his home along with his other neighbors, burnt to the ground.
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Speaker 2: He was ready to plead guilty and do forty five years.
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Speaker 2: His defense attorney said no, no, no, no, no, no, no no.
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Speaker 1: And guess what he ended up. It was a hung jury.
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Speaker 2: They said he reported the fire, which is true. But
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Speaker 2: this is what pyromaniacs an arsonist do. Like I was
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Speaker 2: telling you Freddy who pulled the fire palm because he
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Speaker 2: got excited watching the flames and the fire trucks come.
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Speaker 1: A California jury, Uh was hung on this?
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Speaker 3: You're saying it was hung? Do you know what? The
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Speaker 3: number was? No ten acquitting two guilty, So they got
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Speaker 3: him on retrial. What you say to yourself, You've admitted
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Speaker 3: to it. You admitted that you reported the fire and
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Speaker 3: you watched you know, the fire, right except depleted not guilty? Yes,
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Speaker 3: And initially he said he did not do it, and
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Speaker 3: they played over and over again that recording that he
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Speaker 3: said he did not do it, claiming that he was framed.
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Speaker 2: Oh my god, California justice, you get no justice again.
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Speaker 2: I thought we were bad in New York, right, but.
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Speaker 1: Can you imagine that?
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Speaker 3: No, and ten to two, I mean, my god.
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Speaker 2: And then other arsonists came out. Remember you had the
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Speaker 2: guy in North Hollywood was riding around on his bicycle
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Speaker 2: who was taking the uh, you know, the excel you
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Speaker 2: use for your barbecue and sprinting, sprinking, you know, spreitching
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Speaker 2: it on existing fires, and the citizens surrounded him. We
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Speaker 2: were ready to rip them limb by limb until the
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Speaker 2: police arrived to take him away.
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Speaker 3: Oh man, I'll tell you what. We were both busy
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Speaker 3: this weekend. Luckily nothing like fires, but both of us
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Speaker 3: were busy.
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Speaker 5: I was.
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Speaker 3: I was. I was a pit boss. Not in Atlantic City.
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Speaker 3: You'd think it was a different kind of pit boss,
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Speaker 3: but no, I was running the pit crew, Formula one,
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Speaker 3: Formula one, getting ready for d.
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Speaker 1: Oh Man. We gotta follow the trials and tribulations of
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Speaker 1: Larry's opinions formed in real.
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Speaker 6: Time Curtis Slawa and Larry Minty in the morning on
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Speaker 6: sevent w R the voice of New York guaranteed human.
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Speaker 3: You'll remember last week when man by the name of
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Speaker 3: Raoul Morales stabbed to people on the Upper West Side
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Speaker 3: shouting alu akbar one was Jewish, one was Asian. And
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Speaker 3: at the time they wanted to know a lot of
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Speaker 3: people wanted a hate crime, and they were just waiting
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Speaker 3: for him to be charged. And he was charged with
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Speaker 3: attempted murder and hate crimes. And then all hell broke loose,
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Speaker 3: including a protest on the Upper west Side over the weakwind.
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Speaker 1: We're here because Mayor mom Donnie has.
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Speaker 2: Blood on his hands.
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Speaker 1: Every word that comes out of his mouth.
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Speaker 3: His obsessive jew hatred, his obsessive hatred of Western ideology
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Speaker 3: is causing violent So that was one protest, and Bruce Blakeman,
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Speaker 3: Republican candidate for governor, was there. There was a protest
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Speaker 3: also down the street that was also going against anti
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Speaker 3: Semites and saying that there should be no more hate crimes.
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Speaker 3: But they didn't blame mom Donnie. So it was two
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Speaker 3: separate protests. It's fair to point that one out. Benjamin
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Speaker 3: Netanyahoo was on the networks and he blasted mom Donnie.
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Speaker 7: I speak to Jewish Americans in New York and they're
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Speaker 7: afraid right now. And I don't think it's accidental that
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Speaker 7: after he made this hate speech against Israel and against me,
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Speaker 7: the next day a Jewish stabbed coming out of a synagogue,
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Speaker 7: I think, and with a cry of allah zakaba, Allah akaba.
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Speaker 7: And you know what that means.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, he first said he was going to rest net
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Speaker 3: Yahoo when he was in town, that he found out
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Speaker 3: he couldn't do that. Then he called for protests when
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Speaker 3: he came into town, and Mom, Donnie, I'll give the
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Speaker 3: media some credit on this. They went after him several
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Speaker 3: times on the issue.
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Speaker 5: I want to make very clear that my criticisms of
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Speaker 5: Prime Minister Revengament Metniaho are of specifically Prime Minister Revenement Netnaho,
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Speaker 5: and any criticisms of any foreign state should never be
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Speaker 5: confused for criticisms of a people or of a faith.
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Speaker 5: And my responsibility as the mayor of the city is
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Speaker 5: to every New Yorker, no matter their faith, their background,
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Speaker 5: or frankly their politics.
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Speaker 3: That was a good answer, But you know, he said
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Speaker 3: so many things in the past which has been absolutely
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Speaker 3: antisemitic that including globalized against the TATA I would think
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Speaker 3: that he has some real explaining to do, and there
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Speaker 3: probably was some deep seated feelings that he might be
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Speaker 3: an anti Semite, and now you're seeing them come to fruition.
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Speaker 2: Well, he's been very consistent. He said this from day
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Speaker 2: one when he announced his candidacy, when he was at
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Speaker 2: one percent of the Democratic primary. I don't believe it's
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Speaker 2: the position of any mayor to be taking international geopolitical issues,
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Speaker 2: and all of them do because it's the epicenter of
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Speaker 2: the world. It was always considered the second toughest job
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Speaker 2: in America until Comrade Bill Deblasio came along. Smokenner's Maui
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Speaker 2: Wawe and Hindu cushion working half a day. But always
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Speaker 2: mayors would weigh in Republicans or Democrats. My feeling is
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Speaker 2: when I was running, I didn't weigh in on this stuff.
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Speaker 2: First of all, he can't arrest bb Nettennallo. That's ridiculous.
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Speaker 2: If the Hague has an issue with bb Nettannajo, that's
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Speaker 2: between the Hague and bb Nentenelle.
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Speaker 1: Has nothing to do with us. He's the host of.
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Speaker 2: The United Nations, just like he was the host of
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Speaker 2: the World Cup. Right, you're supposed to treat everybody as
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Speaker 2: if you are the host yourself. You may not like them,
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Speaker 2: but your holds them. But he's known that he can
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Speaker 2: milk this. Now, on the other hand, you got BB,
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Speaker 2: who needs to be a victim somewhere along the line
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Speaker 2: because his parliamentary elections are coming up fast at the
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Speaker 2: end of October, and in the polls he's behind, so
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Speaker 2: he's able to play to his constituents in Israel. Look
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Speaker 2: at this, I'm a victim of hate speech. Zorn is
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Speaker 2: fomenting hate. He's trying to turn one group against the other.
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Speaker 2: I don't think the's stabbing is accidental. So they're both benefiting.
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Speaker 2: But in reality, you say to yourself, really, BB, you
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Speaker 2: don't have all the support of the Jews. Don't act
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Speaker 2: like you have the support of the Jews, because recent
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Speaker 2: polls indicate the more Jews across America are in favor
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Speaker 2: of Zora and then you you're at a very low point.
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Speaker 1: But you see, they both get political points from this.
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Speaker 2: You know what I equate this to when the Korean
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Speaker 2: guy was stabbed, the first victim, and he was ranting
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Speaker 2: Alua kwar and he put a knife right in his back.
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Speaker 2: It was actually sticking out as the poor guy, lucky
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Speaker 2: he survived, went down on his knees and people were
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Speaker 2: like a ghast. And then he went on to attack
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Speaker 2: the Jewish man who had been praying in the nearby
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Speaker 2: synagogue and then stabbed him in the chest. I thought back,
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Speaker 2: you know, Asian hate crime, we forget all about that.
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Speaker 2: That was at the beginning. Remember when they called it coronavirus.
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Speaker 2: They hadn't even called it COVID nineteen. And we were
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Speaker 2: watching the scenes from Wuhan, Remember where the red Chinese
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Speaker 2: were forcing people in the house, they were nailing plywood.
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Speaker 2: They wouldn't let him out. You know, it was a
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Speaker 2: total lockdown. It was chaos. And I remember our own
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Speaker 2: president was calling it the Chinese virus. And I remember
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Speaker 2: a lot of people were saying, it's the president, don't
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Speaker 2: call it the Chinese virus. This is going to set
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Speaker 2: off people who might be a little titched, a little
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Speaker 2: emotionally disturbed. And I got to tell you from my
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Speaker 2: own personal viewpoint, we were running from situation a situation
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Speaker 2: in Flushing, in Chinatown, in Bensonhurst, which is a huge
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Speaker 2: Chinese area now in Sunset Park, and there were many
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Speaker 2: many attackers on the subway in streets. President kept calling
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Speaker 2: it to Chinese virus. When you're a leader, you gotta
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Speaker 2: pull the reins, knock it off because you may be
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Speaker 2: scoring brownie points with your constituents, but it's not doing anything.
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Speaker 1: To try to heal the process.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, a couple things on what you mentioned, and I
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Speaker 3: forgot to mention this earlier. Benjamin Nettnyaho can't lose Donald
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Speaker 3: Trump can't because of this election coming up. Donald Trump
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Speaker 3: is still incredibly popular in Israel. The last poll showed
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Speaker 3: ninety five percent. Who gets that anywhere ninety five percent
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Speaker 3: Benjamin Netna, who's not as popular if for some reason
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Speaker 3: he makes Donald Trump mad enough. And that's why I
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Speaker 3: think you've seen no other attacks ever since there was
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Speaker 3: going to be an election. If he makes Donald Trump
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Speaker 3: mad enough, and Donald Trump pulls an endorsement of Benjamin Netnahoo,
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Speaker 3: he's finished. He's done. He's going to lose the next election.
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Speaker 3: So that's that is one thing. The other thing is
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Speaker 3: you were talking about mom, Donnie, and you know you
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Speaker 3: always tell me that he's playing to his crowd. He's
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Speaker 3: playing to crowd. It it helps them both politically. There
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Speaker 3: was an eye opening poll over the weekend about socialism,
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Speaker 3: and Steve Karanaki had it. And Steve Karaki now has
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Speaker 3: been replaced by Enton. Enton's the hot pole guy. But
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Speaker 3: Steve Karanaki's still doing his thing and trying to steal
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Speaker 3: a little bit what Enton does. But Kornaki had this
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Speaker 3: fascinating poll on socialism and the fact that it's really
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Speaker 3: only Democrats, no independence, and no Republicans.
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Speaker 8: We've been seeing it in the primary season, socialists winning
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Speaker 8: Democratic primaries, candidates from the far left. And look at
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Speaker 8: this here among Democrats. This is that Fox poll, A
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Speaker 8: majority have a favorable view of socialism. Step outside the
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Speaker 8: Democratic Party, it's a totally different world. Look at independence.
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Speaker 8: Socialism deeply unpopular there.
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Speaker 3: Seventeen percent of independents agree with the DNS. Eight percent
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Speaker 3: of Republicans kind of like the DNS. I mean, it
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Speaker 3: has no support outside the Democratic Party. So as we
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Speaker 3: now in New York, that's going to work. But as
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Speaker 3: we work look at all these primaries, and people get
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Speaker 3: real upset about this, realize it's just the primaries. They're
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Speaker 3: going to get killed in the general election.
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Speaker 1: Right.
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Speaker 2: But again, a hardcore Democrat's not going to vote for
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Speaker 2: a Republican. I can tell you that no, I don't
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Speaker 2: think so either. They might stay home, yeah, rather than
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Speaker 2: vote for a DSA candidate who has run a primary.
20:08
Speaker 2: But there are so many people out there who will equate,
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Speaker 2: meaning Democrats mainstream Democrats to vote for a republicanists to
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Speaker 2: vote for Donald Trump, it won't happen. So you would
20:18
Speaker 2: have to really energize the independence. They're the ones who
20:21
Speaker 2: always determine who wins your loses. Now because they're growing
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Speaker 2: in numbers, Younger people are registering as independence more so
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Speaker 2: than Republicans or Democrats, So it's a big group you
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Speaker 2: can go after, and they generally don't make up their
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Speaker 2: minds until eleven days before that.
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Speaker 3: You're absolutely right now getting back to this story and
20:41
Speaker 3: buttoning it all up and putting it all together that
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Speaker 3: Mom Donnie is really popular in this city because of this,
20:50
Speaker 3: and so he's going to benefit from from this, and
20:53
Speaker 3: net Yahoo knows he's going to benefit from it nationally,
20:57
Speaker 3: and he's going to benefit from this with Donald Trump.
20:59
Speaker 3: So politically for them it is really it is extremely important.
21:03
Speaker 3: But outside everybody keeps talking about Mom Donnie running for
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Speaker 3: president or Mom Donnie. Now somebody says he's running for Senate.
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Speaker 3: I think he can only win where he is right now.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, he's at first all he can't run for president.
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Speaker 2: He's got the same problem in Schwartz Night exactly. Uh,
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Speaker 2: he could run for Senate, but he won't all attention.
21:21
Speaker 2: All he has to do is say something. He gets
21:23
Speaker 2: international attention as mayor of New York. If you with
21:25
Speaker 2: the junior Senator of New York not the same attention.
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Speaker 3: I was referring to the DSA when they're talking about it,
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Speaker 3: because they want to change the constitution, do a lot run.
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Speaker 2: So they want to do a lot of things. But
21:36
Speaker 2: the one thing now, big, big week for bb Nettinnau.
21:39
Speaker 2: He flies into Washington, I believe tomorrow for the purpose
21:43
Speaker 2: of paying last respects to Lindsey Graham. It will be
21:46
Speaker 2: awake and it will be a funeral, and then he
21:49
Speaker 2: will be laid to rest. Uh and he will be
21:52
Speaker 2: meeting with Donald Trump in that period of time. So uh,
21:55
Speaker 2: hopefully be becomes h a good attitude, doesn't try to
21:59
Speaker 2: get he the president, into doing more than we're already doing,
22:03
Speaker 2: because he has got to leave Lebanon alone. If he doesn't,
22:09
Speaker 2: then it's just going to antagonize the Iranians who don't mind,
22:14
Speaker 2: you know, don't mind being antagonized, but it just gives
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Speaker 2: their client states and opportunity to continue the battle on
22:19
Speaker 2: their behalf.
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Speaker 1: So let's hope for the best upon his arrival.
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Speaker 2: But I will tell you this, just looking at it,
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Speaker 2: they're just they're just taking care of their own constituents.
22:29
Speaker 2: Trump does it, Zoron does it, BB does it. They're
22:34
Speaker 2: not inclusive. None of these people talk about being inclusive.
22:38
Speaker 2: If you notice that, that's the one thing BB, Trump
22:41
Speaker 2: and Zorhan Sharon common. They don't want to be inclusive.
22:45
Speaker 2: They just want to appeal to their own.
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Speaker 6: From Curtis Leewa and Larry Minty in the Morning After.
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Speaker 9: We love the show.
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Speaker 3: Since I made the switch over from you Know.
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Speaker 7: Who on seven to ten, WR.
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Speaker 3: Well, there's been a tight, tannic shift in the NBA
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Speaker 3: power ratings. The Philadelphia seventy six Ers, as you all know,
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Speaker 3: by now signing one of the greatest players ever to play.
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Speaker 3: Some people say he is the greatest Lebron James. So
23:15
Speaker 3: let's check in with Warner Wolf to find out exactly
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Speaker 3: how he feels about this and if he feels like
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Speaker 3: the seventy six Ers are now favored to go to
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Speaker 3: the NBA Championship.
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Speaker 9: All right, Larry, Well, First of all, Lebron said he
23:32
Speaker 9: didn't do it for the money. He wanted to play
23:35
Speaker 9: for Philadelphia. He would have played for free. Sure. Secondly,
23:41
Speaker 9: he makes it harder for the Knicks to repeat as
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Speaker 9: Eastern Congresce champions. Third, here's a question, will Lebron be
23:48
Speaker 9: able to teach Joel Embiid, the king of the flop artists,
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Speaker 9: when and where to pick his spots? And Fourth, the
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Speaker 9: biggest question goes to you, Larry. You grew up watching
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Speaker 9: Wilt Chamberlain and the Philadelphia Warriors playing the old Civic Center,
24:06
Speaker 9: and now you drive back and forth every day to
24:10
Speaker 9: New York. Who are you going to root for the
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Speaker 9: Knicks or Philadelphia.
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Speaker 3: I used to go watch the Sixers when they were
24:17
Speaker 3: nine and seventy three, and you could get out. You
24:20
Speaker 3: could buy a cheap seat and move down to court
24:22
Speaker 3: side to watch the games. I've been a Sixers fan
24:26
Speaker 3: all my life. I love the next I love that
24:28
Speaker 3: they're Villanova North, but my heart's got to stay with
24:31
Speaker 3: the seventy six Ers.
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Speaker 9: Oh boy, you better watch it when you drive in
24:36
Speaker 9: the city.
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Speaker 2: Come on, who expected?
24:43
Speaker 1: Who expected? Lebron and go to Philly. The betting line.
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Speaker 9: Nobody I did, nobody I did? You did?
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Speaker 3: Let me tell you why? Yeah, let me tell you
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Speaker 3: why I did. I bet on it on Calshi and
24:55
Speaker 3: I bet fifty bucks and one four hundred and twenty five.
24:58
Speaker 3: And the reason I bet it is because I saw
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Speaker 3: a picture of Ganzi, who is the general manager for
25:05
Speaker 3: the Philadelphia seventy six ers, back when he was in
25:08
Speaker 3: high school, with his arms around Lebron James. They were
25:12
Speaker 3: the first and second best player in high school in
25:16
Speaker 3: Ohio and they've been friends ever since. Do you think
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Speaker 3: what or that's the reason they hired a miss general manager.
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Speaker 9: Oh, there's no question about it.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. Wow, you had that inside information there, Larry.
25:31
Speaker 9: Oh wow, Yeah, must has formed thirteen jets, right, Yeah,
25:37
Speaker 9: you might not be able to call them gang green anymore.
25:41
Speaker 9: For their opening game against the Packers, they will wear
25:45
Speaker 9: white helmets, white jerseys, and white pants. So maybe they'll
25:50
Speaker 9: be known as gang white, unless someone says, no, that's too.
25:55
Speaker 3: Racially that a could happen.
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Speaker 1: They're gonna look like Penn stayed out on the grid iron.
26:02
Speaker 1: Here's the what's the point. I don't I don't.
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Speaker 2: I don't get this other than to sell more paraphernalia,
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Speaker 2: more merch.
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Speaker 9: Sure, of course you're bien. Then they'll go back to
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Speaker 9: the old losing green. Hey, here's the Hutspo. Quote of
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Speaker 9: the week goes to the new thirty six year old
26:21
Speaker 9: Kentucky football coach Will Stein. When asked why he thought
26:26
Speaker 9: he could win at Kentucky, Stein, who's never been a
26:30
Speaker 9: head coach anywhere before, said we will win big at
26:35
Speaker 9: Kentucky because of me. Because of me. My Stein realized
26:44
Speaker 9: he's in a semi pro league of the Southeast Conference
26:47
Speaker 9: with teams like Georgia, Alabama, Ole, Miss Texas A and
26:51
Speaker 9: m Texas Oklahoma. Come on, we'll tone it down, man.
26:57
Speaker 9: Well here's one for you. Not only the players and
27:00
Speaker 9: coaches illegally bet. The NFL football Cardinals director of college
27:06
Speaker 9: scouting Ryan Gold has been suspended indefinitely, if not fired.
27:15
Speaker 9: He gave info and bet on the top five Cardinal
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Speaker 9: draft picks before the draft, which he knew in advance,
27:26
Speaker 9: and he won seven hundred thousand dollars on a twenty
27:30
Speaker 9: five dollars parlay where all you had to do was
27:33
Speaker 9: pick all five picks in order. But he already knew
27:37
Speaker 9: the picks unless the Cardinals were going to make a trade.
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Speaker 2: Now they don't want one last thing on this gambling thing,
27:44
Speaker 2: which is it's an epidemic.
27:46
Speaker 1: Now it's an epidemic. It's everywhere.
27:50
Speaker 2: Now that they've allowed all of this gambling to take place,
27:54
Speaker 2: professional leagues and colleges are benefiting from it. How can
27:59
Speaker 2: they rain it? I mean you've seen these cycles before.
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Speaker 9: No, this is not going to be rained it. And
28:06
Speaker 9: as long as you have advertising everywhere you look and
28:10
Speaker 9: call if you have a gambling problem called one eight hundred.
28:15
Speaker 9: What a joke that is. If you didn't have a problem,
28:18
Speaker 9: you wouldn't need to call him. I mean it's everywhere. No,
28:22
Speaker 9: there's too much money to be made now by the
28:25
Speaker 9: professional teams who back it. Now, this is here to stay,
28:29
Speaker 9: man hey, old school managing baseball. Over the weekend, Jay's
28:33
Speaker 9: manager John Schneider let his starter Dylan Cees go all
28:38
Speaker 9: the way on a one hitter against the Red Sox
28:41
Speaker 9: on one hundred and twenty pitches. One hundred and twenty pitches.
28:46
Speaker 9: That's old time baseball. He said, what's the score and
28:49
Speaker 9: how's he doing? By the way, there's been over three
28:53
Speaker 9: thousand starts in the Major League so far. Gentlemen, how
28:56
Speaker 9: many complete games do you think that made it?
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Speaker 1: Thirty two?
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Speaker 9: Quick? What do you say?
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Speaker 2: No, Larry's on a roll man, he's winning all these steps.
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Speaker 9: He's way off.
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Speaker 3: Well, I didn't bet on it.
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Speaker 9: Now, I here's the stooge of the week.
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Speaker 3: What was the number? Yeah, what was the number? I said,
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Speaker 3: thirty two? What's the real number?
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Speaker 9: Oh? I didn't tell you.
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Speaker 3: No, you have to guess.
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Speaker 9: Twelve out of three thousand complete stooge of the week me.
29:32
Speaker 9: New York Times contributed opinion a writer E. J. Dion Junior,
29:39
Speaker 9: whose headline said socialism capitalism, who cares? Who cares? Hey,
29:46
Speaker 9: mister Dion, Socialism communism has never worked anywhere, and it
29:51
Speaker 9: certainly won't work in New York, where the socialists tell
29:54
Speaker 9: us everything is free. It's free until you run out
29:58
Speaker 9: of other people's money and the government owns everything. Hey,
30:03
Speaker 9: wait till the communists say, Hey, you got a nice
30:06
Speaker 9: house there, let's put in six other families with you. Hey,
30:11
Speaker 9: mister Dion, go back to your original job singing with
30:15
Speaker 9: Dion and the Belmonte. Where did they get this guy from?
30:21
Speaker 9: You wanted to talk soccer real quick, oh.
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Speaker 1: Mad on ah my?
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Speaker 2: If I was gonna bury that because you know I
30:27
Speaker 2: hate soccer, that fake phony fu football.
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Speaker 1: Spell with you.
30:31
Speaker 2: But the president of fe Foot won't let it rest.
30:34
Speaker 2: He claims that people like me who hate him because
30:38
Speaker 2: he's corrupt, are guilty of hate speech and that we
30:42
Speaker 2: need to stop it. It's sort of like it's over, guy,
30:45
Speaker 2: The World Cup is over.
30:46
Speaker 1: Leaving alone. He won't leave it alone. He won't leave
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Speaker 1: it alone.
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Speaker 9: Well, first of all, move over super Bowl. You know
30:54
Speaker 9: how much money was bat on the World Cup final?
30:59
Speaker 9: Five hundred seventy billion dollars. That's why they cared who
31:03
Speaker 9: won Spain or Argentina. This dwarfs the Super Bowl number
31:08
Speaker 9: one hundred and seventy six billion. And here's a question
31:12
Speaker 9: for you. The women's Women's World Soccer Cup will take
31:16
Speaker 9: place in Brazil in twenty twenty seven. Here's the question.
31:21
Speaker 9: Who will be the first country to try and pass
31:23
Speaker 9: off a trenchgender man to play in the Women's World
31:26
Speaker 9: Cup and get caught? That's what we want to know.
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Speaker 2: Well, thank you very much, wanna We pretty much can
31:33
Speaker 2: figure it out. It will be the United States of America, right.
31:36
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't think so. I go. It'll be another country.
31:39
Speaker 3: But thanks a Lot Warner, legendary sportscaster with us every
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Speaker 3: week at this time