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Hour 1: Dr. Fauci's future. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Now on the Voice of New York has the Mark
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Speaker 1: Simone Show on seven to ten. Wor well, Hey, we'll
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Speaker 1: get to Anthony Bauci. He's being exposed in front of
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Speaker 1: Congress today as totally evil. Every bad thing ever said
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Speaker 1: about him is getting confirmed today. We'll get to that.
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Speaker 1: We'll get to a crazy mayor, Mom, Donnie, and what
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Speaker 1: a Michael Goodwin column it was. But the first time
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Speaker 1: you've ever seen a mayor who just hates the place
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Speaker 1: he's the mayor of it, just hates the city. We'll
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Speaker 1: get to that. Coming up. Bruce blakeman soaring now. You
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Speaker 1: know he started the twenty six points behind. He's now
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Speaker 1: four points behind. He is moving in fast on, Kathy Hoko.
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Speaker 1: We've got a lot of other stuff to get to today.
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Speaker 1: We'll get to congratulations Jay Clayton, our US attorney here
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Speaker 1: in the Southern District who just got confirmed as Director
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Speaker 1: of National Intelligence. Good guy. Bruce Blake, Jay Clayton, both
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Speaker 1: good guys. But Jay Clayton, a good guy. Was the
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Speaker 1: US attorney here. He was the head of the Securities
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Speaker 1: Exchange Commission. He got a long, distinguished career. So head
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Speaker 1: of a national intelligence means he all eighteen American intelligence
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Speaker 1: agencies report to him. I know you're saying eighteen eighteen
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Speaker 1: intelligence agencies without means eighteen. Everybody's got an intelligence agency.
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Speaker 1: There's the CIA, of course, and there's the NSSA, but
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Speaker 1: there's the Coastguard has an intelligence agency. Everybody's got to
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Speaker 1: have an intelligence agency and they all report to him. So, hey,
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Speaker 1: the big story today is this weasel worm, dirty, lying
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Speaker 1: doctor Anthony Fauci. A lot of people have been telling
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Speaker 1: you from the beginning, this was a bad guy, this
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Speaker 1: was a lying guy, this was a rotten guy. It's
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Speaker 1: all coming out, literally right now today. It's coming out.
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Speaker 1: He is he has to testify before the Senate. He's
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Speaker 1: been subpoenaed. Now Joe Biden pardoned him, so he's got
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Speaker 1: a full pardon. He cannot be prosecuted, so he can
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Speaker 1: get on the stand say whatever the hell he wants.
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Speaker 1: Under oath, he cannot be prosecuted. Yet still he has
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Speaker 1: taken the Fifth Amendment. He's already taken it about over
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Speaker 1: fifty times already. There was a Rick Scott questioning him
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Speaker 1: a simple question, So did you work at the nih
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Speaker 1: An advice of my counsel under the Fifth amendment. I
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Speaker 1: refuse to testify every question. There's a guy named David
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Speaker 1: Morantz who one of the most awful parts of Fauci.
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Speaker 1: He funded the virus he caused the pandemic. They funded
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Speaker 1: this Wuhan lab to create this virus for experimental purposes
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Speaker 1: within the lab, but somehow it leaked out and infected
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Speaker 1: the entire world. So basically Fauci paid for, financed, caused
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Speaker 1: the virus that created the pandemic. But he lied about that.
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Speaker 1: There's a guy named David Morantz who's key to this
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Speaker 1: and under testimony whenever he was asked while back, you know,
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Speaker 1: before the part unless a year or two ago, two
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Speaker 1: years ago when he testified, I don't know David Morantz. No,
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Speaker 1: I never spoke to David Morantz. I don't know anything
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Speaker 1: about David Morantz. I never communicated with him. Well, his
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Speaker 1: diaries have come out, his journal and it's all through there,
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Speaker 1: endless conversations with David Morantz, endless emails with David Morantz.
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Speaker 1: When it was starting to come out about the Wuhan lab,
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Speaker 1: urgent emails that David Mentz called me tonight, we got
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Speaker 1: to talk, you know. So he was lying about that.
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Speaker 1: He's being asked about that today and just taking the
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Speaker 1: Fifth Amendment over and over and over again. And I'll
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Speaker 1: show you what a weasel this guy is. He he
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Speaker 1: agreed he had to testify. I mean, it's that case
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Speaker 1: of agreeing he had no choice. He comes before Congress
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Speaker 1: to testify today, he brings six turnoorneyes with him, six
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Speaker 1: attorneys with him. Now, who's paying for these six attorneys?
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Speaker 1: Six attorneys with him? Al Capone didn't bring six attorneys.
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Speaker 1: Six attorneys are with him. His lead attorney, Fauci's taking
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Speaker 1: the fifth and will not answer any questions. But the
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Speaker 1: lead attorney jumped in and tried to say all kinds
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Speaker 1: of things, and they told him, you're not a witness.
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Speaker 1: Stop talking, you can't. You're not testifying here, you're and
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Speaker 1: he wouldn't stop. He was, for theatrical purposes, huffing and
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Speaker 1: puffing and yelling and screaming. So they threw him out
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Speaker 1: of the hearing. They ejected him, told him he how
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Speaker 1: to leave. He then just theatrically made a whole production
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Speaker 1: out of packing up his stuff into his briefcase. He
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Speaker 1: spent like ten minutes packing it up, like Ed Norton
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Speaker 1: taking forever, and they finally got him out of there.
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Speaker 1: But Fauci's opening statement and ran Paul was great. Today,
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Speaker 1: here's Fauci's a bit of Facci's open inclusion.
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Speaker 2: Therefore, although it pains me to do so, because of
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Speaker 2: the respect I have for the legislative branch of government
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Speaker 2: and my decades long record of cooperating with Congress, under
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Speaker 2: the advice of my attorneys, I will invoke my right
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Speaker 2: under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution to refrain from
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Speaker 2: answering your questions.
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Speaker 1: Thank you all right? Now, that makes absolutely no sense.
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Speaker 1: Out of respect that I have for the Senate and
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Speaker 1: my lifetime of cooperation, I refuse to cooperate. Refuse it?
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Speaker 1: Or why would that be? Well, he's done it before.
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Speaker 1: Why would he refuse now? Well, because they got the diaries,
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Speaker 1: they got the journals that prove he's lying, because he
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Speaker 1: wrote them himself, and there's nothing he can do. And
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Speaker 1: what kind of idiot writes all this stuff down. You're
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Speaker 1: committing a million frauds, you're lying to everybody, You're doing
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Speaker 1: horrible things. Why would you put it into a journal
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Speaker 1: and he typed it into a computer, it's on a
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Speaker 1: hard drive. Why would you do that, well, an egomaniac
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Speaker 1: would do that. You got such an ego. Not only
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Speaker 1: you're doing these horrible things, you want to write this
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Speaker 1: glorifying a journal of how wonderful you are and all
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Speaker 1: the things you did, So there's nothing you can do.
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Speaker 1: They got the journal, and they got him. They absolutely
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Speaker 1: got him on lying about the Wuhan lab, lying about
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Speaker 1: a million things, lying about masks, lying about ordering the
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Speaker 1: schools closer. He's testified over and over again before previously
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Speaker 1: that he had nothing to do with locking down everything.
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Speaker 1: It wasn't his idea to close the schools. All this stuff.
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Speaker 1: Turns out it's totally false. You read the journal, it
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Speaker 1: was all him. In fact, he even calls to Blasio
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Speaker 1: to get him to close down the schools here in
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Speaker 1: New York. So ran Paul Great in the hearings.
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Speaker 3: Instead of an apology.
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Speaker 4: You have for years avoided responsibility regarding the lockdowns. You
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Speaker 4: argue you did not personally issue every lockdown order, close
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Speaker 4: every school, or impose every mandate, but officials across the
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Speaker 4: country invoked your authority to justify these decisions.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, if you read the journal, he's calling him and
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Speaker 1: then telling him to do all this stuff. He's just
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Speaker 1: a horrible guy. Also, he said the vaccine is totally safe,
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Speaker 1: nothing could nothing could go wrong from the vaccine. He
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Speaker 1: took the vaccine, and he admits in the journal he
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Speaker 1: had some problems. Listen to RFK Junior now, just so
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Speaker 1: you understand how this came about. He types the journal
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Speaker 1: on a computer at work in a government office, on
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Speaker 1: a government computer. He's typing this journal in his own
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Speaker 1: account and everything, but it's on the government computer. And
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Speaker 1: then got before he left, he got pardoned, and he
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Speaker 1: in his office erased everything off the computer. He deleted
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Speaker 1: and deleted and deleted. But he's not you know, he
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Speaker 1: always claims he's a scientist, but he doesn't have the
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Speaker 1: brain of a scientist and didn't realize no matter how
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Speaker 1: much you deleted off the computer, they can recover it
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Speaker 1: from the hard drive. So RFK Junior comes in as
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Speaker 1: Secretary Health and has access to all of this and
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Speaker 1: has a team start digging through hard drive servers. Going
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Speaker 1: to the server, they found the diary. They recovered it,
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Speaker 1: but he found all kinds of things in there. For instance,
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Speaker 1: Fauci says there's no possible side effects of the vaccine.
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Speaker 1: He takes the vaccine and gets a side effect. Listen
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Speaker 1: to RFK Junior.
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Speaker 5: He got vaccinated a very very public press conference in
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Speaker 5: January of twenty twenty, and then five months later he
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Speaker 5: had him This the first time that we knew this
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Speaker 5: from the diary. He had a pulmonary in function, which
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Speaker 5: is one of the adverge events at NIA, CDC and
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Speaker 5: FDAs that are expected from the vaccine. He never told anybody.
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Speaker 1: If you read these journals, diaries, it's unbelievable. Now forget
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Speaker 1: the lying, the thieving, the fraud, all that stuff. The
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Speaker 1: ego of this guy, the star struck ego of this
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Speaker 1: guy chasing celebrities all over the place. You told you yesterday,
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Speaker 1: bragged about to himself about having dinner with Jake Tapper.
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Speaker 1: You ever spend any time with Jake Tapper, It's not
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Speaker 1: something you'd brag about. Although he does say he was
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Speaker 1: thrilled to meet Jay Leno. He goes on and on
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Speaker 1: and on about meeting celebrities and how much it meant
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Speaker 1: to him. And if you read the diary, the journal,
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Speaker 1: you remember he was all over television during the pandemic
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Speaker 1: and you assumed it was that the nation was in fear.
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Speaker 1: We were frightened, needed somebody to put on the air
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Speaker 1: the TV shows that didn't know, well, who else could
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Speaker 1: we put on? So they kept going to doctor Fauti.
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Speaker 1: Well it wasn't quite that way. He kept orchestrating it
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Speaker 1: and orchestrating it and orchestrating, trying to get himself on
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Speaker 1: every TV show again just for ego purposes. And if
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Speaker 1: you read the journal, there's a couple of times his
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Speaker 1: big accomplishments, which he thought to him was like the
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Speaker 1: you know, hitting a grand Slam, was to be on
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Speaker 1: all five Sunday shows. There's five Sunday shows and three networks.
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Speaker 1: There's Maria Barbioma on Fox, the CNN Sunday, so there's
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Speaker 1: five Sunday shows. So a couple times in there he
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Speaker 1: brags that he did all five Sunday shows. And he
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Speaker 1: next time he did it all five Sunday shows, he said,
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Speaker 1: that's my second Fauci five. He called them Fauci fives
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Speaker 1: doing he was so proud of this, trying to be
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Speaker 1: all over the place, but a real thieving, rotten, awful maniac. Hey,
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Speaker 1: can we bring up the sound he's testifying right now,
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Speaker 1: Let's just dip into this.
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Speaker 6: Listen to this agencies and ethics watchdogs and demand that
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Speaker 6: you be able to get the money. That's right, We've
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Speaker 6: got it in your emails. Your staff and employees on
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Speaker 6: federal time, using federal resources, being paid with federal dollars,
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Speaker 6: are soliciting cash four you. And then they're turning around
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Speaker 6: and saying to the agency, we don't want just an answer.
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Speaker 6: We want to get to yes. Because Fauci wants the money.
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Speaker 6: He wants it. We want to get to yes, and
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Speaker 6: yes takes time. This is your chief of staff again
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Speaker 6: using federal email to pressure the agency's own ethics people
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Speaker 6: so that you can get money.
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Speaker 7: So you can.
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Speaker 1: We'll go back later. Some of this is just a
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Speaker 1: politicians making speeches. But there's a million questions and he
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Speaker 1: just it's now up to fifty five times he's taken
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Speaker 1: the Fifth Amendment refusing to answer any question. Hey, by
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Speaker 1: the way, if you watch mainstream media news, if you
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Speaker 1: watch the networks, if you watch any of that stuff,
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Speaker 1: there's no coverage of this Fauci diary. None, CBS did
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Speaker 1: it once, NBC, CBS, ABC. They don't feel it's a story.
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Speaker 1: There's no cover. They're covering it up. They're covering it up.
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Speaker 1: There's a definite, you know, moratory mode. They were not
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Speaker 1: going to cover this, not going to mention. Now, the
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Speaker 1: New York Times did cover it, but the only reason
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Speaker 1: they covered it was they went after Rand Paul who
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Speaker 1: released the diaries. They the only tim they did a
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Speaker 1: piece was just condemning Rand Paul and making it sound
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Speaker 1: like he did something awful releasing these personal journals. But
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Speaker 1: as I said, they were done in the government office
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Speaker 1: on the government computer. I'm the government server, so and
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Speaker 1: the government had possession of it, so they have every
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Speaker 1: right to release it. So this is awful stuff. Horrible,
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Speaker 1: horrible guy, this Fauci. It's all coming out, and this
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Speaker 1: is just the beginning. There'll be more coming out, and
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Speaker 1: that will be the end of this guy's reputation once
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Speaker 1: and for all. Hey, Bruce Blakeman is running for governor.
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Speaker 1: You know, he ran in Nassau County originally to be
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Speaker 1: county executive, and that's a pretty democratic county, and the
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Speaker 1: makeup of the voters there's pretty much similar to the
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Speaker 1: makeup of New York State voters. And Blakeman was twenty
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Speaker 1: three points behind or something, had no chance, and there
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Speaker 1: was Laura Kern was the county executive, a very nice,
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Speaker 1: popular county executive. You're not going to be a Democrat
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Speaker 1: in Nassau County. Well, he kept climbing and climbing and
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Speaker 1: climbing in the polls, and next thing you know, he
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Speaker 1: beat her. He won, and then he four years later
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Speaker 1: he won again. So this is his pattern, and it's
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Speaker 1: doing the same exact thing here in the governor's race.
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Speaker 1: He was twenty something points behind, then he was fifteen
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Speaker 1: points behind, then he was ten, then he was seven.
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Speaker 1: There's a new poll out now that has him four
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Speaker 1: points behind. But even if you go to the last poll,
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Speaker 1: which was six or seven points behind, it would put
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Speaker 1: him way ahead of where Lee Zeldon was at this point.
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Speaker 1: So he's got a real shot to win. You got
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Speaker 1: to help him out. Donate, go to Blakemanfromnewyork dot com.
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Speaker 1: Contribute to whatever you can. He would be great. If
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Speaker 1: you hate Mom Donnie, you can't stay with him. This
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Speaker 1: is the only thing you can do right now. Mom
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Speaker 1: Donnie's got another three years. The only thing you can
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Speaker 1: do is get Blakeman in office. The governor can overrule
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Speaker 1: a lot of things Mom Donnie would do and could
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Speaker 1: counteract a lot of Mom Donnie's stuff. So there's an
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Speaker 1: incredible Michael Goodwin Callum today about Mom Donnie about it's
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Speaker 1: the first time anybody's ever elected a mayor of the
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Speaker 1: city who hated the city. He hates New York, I
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Speaker 1: mean the way it exists. He would like to dismantle it,
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Speaker 1: tear it all apart, and rebuild some kind of socialist,
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Speaker 1: crazy kind of New York. So it's never happen. It's
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Speaker 1: like if Detroit suddenly had a mayor who hated cars,
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Speaker 1: hated the automobile industry. It's basically all they do there
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Speaker 1: in Detroit. It's the whole economy of Detroit. So you
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Speaker 1: got this mayor all of a sudden who hates everything
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Speaker 1: about New York. I mean when you look around New
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Speaker 1: York at Wall Street, the financial stuff, you know, I
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Speaker 1: know there's a lot of elite US one percent, but
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Speaker 1: that's a big, big, big, big part of New York.
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Speaker 1: It's Look, if you hate government people and you got
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Speaker 1: elected mayor of Washington, d C. That's like seventy five
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Speaker 1: percent of the town. So hey, we'll take some calls. Next.
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Speaker 1: Eight hundred three two, one zero seven ten is the number.
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Speaker 1: Well, let's take some calls. Eight hundred three to two
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Speaker 1: one zero seven ten is the number. Let's go to
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Speaker 1: Gina in Staten Island. Gina, how you doing.
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Speaker 9: Oh, I'm good, how are you? Mark?
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Speaker 10: I love your show.
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Speaker 1: Thanks. If I if I were in Staten Island, I yelled,
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Speaker 1: Gina would have like four hundred women turn around.
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Speaker 3: Of course, yes, of course.
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Speaker 9: Well I'm calling because I called a few weeks ago.
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Speaker 9: But that sign, the eighty six forty seven in Brooklyn,
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Speaker 9: that I was really upset, and I'm happy to say
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Speaker 9: it's gone. It's not hanging off the window anymore.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 9: And also I was going to say that I was
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Speaker 9: in the Museum of Natural History yesterday and I look
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Speaker 9: up on the wall and Ken Griffith's name is there.
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Speaker 9: And then I was in the Pereze Museum in Miami,
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Speaker 9: same thing. And it's such a shame that our crazy
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Speaker 9: mayor is throwing him out of the city. I just
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Speaker 9: think it's horrible.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, you know, they don't realize how anything works
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Speaker 1: in the city. That's a beautiful museum, the museum in
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Speaker 1: National History, right, I love it. The only reason, all
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Speaker 1: the reason you have these museums, it's people like Ken
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Speaker 1: Griffin pay for them, finance them. They they lose a
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Speaker 1: ton of money every year, but the Ken Griffins of
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Speaker 1: the world finance them, pay for them. Also, when you
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Speaker 1: go to the hospital, most of those wings are paid
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Speaker 1: for by these guys. But a good point, Gina, thanks
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Speaker 1: for calling. Let's go to Mike and Florida. Mike, how
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Speaker 1: you doing.
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Speaker 7: Good morning, Mark, that's Mike. As you've often pointed out,
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Speaker 7: these Republicans and these hearings are not very good at them.
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Speaker 7: I mean, they got this guy dead to rights. If
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Speaker 7: it was Pelosi, the guy.
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Speaker 8: Would have been behind bars, you know, months ago, if
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Speaker 8: not years ago. And there's a card that the Republican
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Speaker 8: guys don't want to play, and that is that he
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Speaker 8: was the head honcho during the AIDS crisis, which he mishandled.
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Speaker 7: Then and there's no more vocal group about rights.
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Speaker 8: It would be the gay community and they would be
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Speaker 8: up in arms and they'd have their you know, the
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Speaker 8: long knives out for this guy, and they refuse to
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Speaker 8: play that card, and it would be very beneficial to them.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a good point. I hope they bring that up.
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Speaker 1: A good point. Thanks for calling Mike. Yeah, a Fauci.
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Speaker 1: Once you look back and examine everything, Fauci totally bungled
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Speaker 1: the AIDS crisis. He's just an incompetent now that there
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Speaker 1: is the lying and the fraud and all that, But
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Speaker 1: we don't know is he really evil or is he
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Speaker 1: just incompetent, just bungling even the Wuhan lab stuff. I mean,
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Speaker 1: we don't think he was evil trying to create a
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Speaker 1: virus that would lock down the whole world. We think
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Speaker 1: it was just stupid with his gain of function research.
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Speaker 1: And then what he does when he's caught with something
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Speaker 1: really stupid, he goes launches into a cover up. He
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Speaker 1: covered up the Wuhan lab, He covers up everything, but
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Speaker 1: it has a long history of this. By the end
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Speaker 1: of the day, if you watch a Fox or someplace,
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Speaker 1: or read the lyric post, you'll see all the horrible
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Speaker 1: things that were revealed about him. If you're watching regular
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Speaker 1: network news, you won't ever learn about anything. They hide
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Speaker 1: three quarters of the news from you. They literally hide
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Speaker 1: it from you. Let's go to Stan in Forest Hills, Stan,
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Speaker 1: how you doing?
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Speaker 11: Oh?
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Speaker 12: You do so? I want to congratulate President Biden for
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Speaker 12: doing the correct and right thing, knowing.
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Speaker 3: Exactly Walter Winshell.
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Speaker 12: Thank you, President Biden.
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Speaker 7: You did the right thing.
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Speaker 1: There you go. Major point. We don't know what it is,
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Speaker 1: but as long as you, Harry are happy. Let's go
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Speaker 1: to Joseph in Manhattan. Joseph, how you doing?
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Speaker 10: Congratulate nine am, three hour Mark s emocial.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 10: And now that we have doctor frankis sin Anthony Crossey diaries,
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Speaker 10: we must remember Mark, when Democrat Hillary Clinton destroyed kills
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Speaker 10: all of her computer servers and cell phones.
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Speaker 1: Uh yeah, that's a good point. But from what I hear,
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Speaker 1: they are looking for it. This is what happened with
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Speaker 1: the Fauci diary. Before leaving office. He deleted everything, scrubbed,
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Speaker 1: eraced everything, but They dug through server after server until
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Speaker 1: they found it. I understand. Now they are doing that
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Speaker 1: with Hillary Clinton's laptop her emails there. You know, remember
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Speaker 1: she got caught with all kinds of classified documents and
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Speaker 1: terrible things on her computer. They are looking for it
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Speaker 1: now on various servers. They will most likely find it
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Speaker 1: at some point this year and then release that. That's
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Speaker 1: going to be fascinating. Let's go to uh, Charlie and
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Speaker 1: Hunt's point. What are you doing? On Hunt's point? What
20:11
Speaker 1: are you a fruit or a vegetable?
20:13
Speaker 12: That's correct, Garvin wi a provisions and very good. Yes,
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Speaker 12: I'm calling because you have to tell you that politics
20:23
Speaker 12: is just another form of entertainment. That's it. You know,
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Speaker 12: nobody's self is the consequence. It's always the same. It's
20:30
Speaker 12: it's you hear about it. And and you know what,
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Speaker 12: I don't believe that anybody's out. They're all out for
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Speaker 12: themselves these politicians. Is wherewereo?
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Speaker 1: We we know, we know all that, but used to
20:42
Speaker 1: say politics is show business for ugly people. Let's go
20:45
Speaker 1: to Tom and Queen's Tom, how you doing.
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Speaker 3: In Mark the Morning?
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Speaker 10: Rand Pall needs to bring in Deborah Perks and.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, no that's that's on the that's on the schedule.
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Speaker 1: That's that's playing.
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Speaker 3: She's not on the I mean she's yeah, yeah, that's why.
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Speaker 1: That's why they're planning to bring her in.
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Speaker 3: Excellent, excellent.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and she's not so bad. She thanks for calling.
21:10
Speaker 1: She's a lot smarter and much more competent than Fauci. However,
21:16
Speaker 1: she's quite the politician, so she's going to be very
21:18
Speaker 1: careful what she says. She's not going to throw anybody
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Speaker 1: under the bus. And she played along with all that stuff. Hey,
21:25
Speaker 1: also remember it says we didn't know this, It just
21:27
Speaker 1: came out, as President Trump told everybody on truth Social
21:31
Speaker 1: before leaving office. The first time before leaving office, he
21:35
Speaker 1: called Joe Biden to warn him that Fauci was an
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Speaker 1: incompetent bumbler, and he said the call was well received.
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Speaker 1: Biden seemed grateful to hear this and not the sideline Fauci,
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Speaker 1: don't you. But once he took office, of course, he
21:51
Speaker 1: just put a crown on Fauci and treated them like
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Speaker 1: the king. Hey, you people with that no king stuff?
21:56
Speaker 1: Where were you when this guy was running everybody's lives?
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Speaker 1: Where were you? And Fauci was trying to run the
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Speaker 1: whole country and run ever brave lives. Where was that?
22:03
Speaker 1: No King's movement? Then hey, when we come back, Oh,
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Speaker 1: Roger Friedman, the Great Entertainment Reporter. We'll talk to him
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Speaker 1: next on seven to ten w o R.
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Speaker 2: It's the Mark Simone Show Live from the wr Life
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Speaker 2: Back Studios.
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Speaker 1: Well, Roger Friedman, the Great Entertainment Reporter. You should check
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Speaker 1: out his website. There's and all sorts of news stories
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Speaker 1: every day, Showbiz for one one dot com, Showbiz for
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Speaker 1: one one dot com. Roger Friedman, how you doing.
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Speaker 3: I'm great? Good morning.
22:35
Speaker 1: Hey have you seen the movie Odyssey?
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Speaker 11: Has in everyone seen the movie Odyssey? It's up to
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Speaker 11: three hundred million dollars after twelve days. Oh, I thought
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Speaker 11: it was biggit. I thought it was six hundred huge.
22:47
Speaker 11: I thought it was six that's worldwide. Oh, that's worldwide,
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Speaker 11: three hundred million. I states it's going to be a
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Speaker 11: billion dollar movie at least, and you've seen it's going
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Speaker 11: to win. It's gonna of course, I've seen it. I
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Speaker 11: wrote for one of the first reviews of it. Well
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Speaker 11: it's a fabulous movie.
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Speaker 1: Well what's so fabulous?
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Speaker 11: Well, because it really takes Homer, who's three thousand years old,
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Speaker 11: and makes him accessible and even though some of the
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Speaker 11: translators have complained about it, it's it's done something amazing.
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Speaker 11: It's made people talk about Homer and talk about the Odyssey.
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Speaker 11: You know, the when you watch the Odyssey, you realize
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Speaker 11: that every action, you know, it's a fictional story. It's
23:33
Speaker 11: not History's no, there's no history there. You know, there's
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Speaker 11: some references to things, but it's not. This was the
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Speaker 11: story he made up three thousand years ago. He's like
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Speaker 11: the original storyteller. And every movie, if you really think
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Speaker 11: about it, every adventure that we know, even Shakespeare's adventures
23:53
Speaker 11: come from the Odyssey.
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Speaker 3: Really, yes, they do.
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Speaker 11: And it's so obvious when you're watching it, you think,
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Speaker 11: oh my, you know, this is really insane. But he
24:03
Speaker 11: was the original guy. And Christopher Nolan's done a wonderful
24:09
Speaker 11: job of making.
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Speaker 3: It so that you'll you'll want to watch it.
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Speaker 11: And it's really a story of a man who's trying
24:15
Speaker 11: to get home to his family. It's a very simple story.
24:19
Speaker 11: But you know, back then people are laughing. Now they're saying, oh,
24:23
Speaker 11: you know, if he'd home. If Odysseus, the main character,
24:28
Speaker 11: had you know, been smart. The trip home would have
24:30
Speaker 11: taken an hour, but only you know now in twenty
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Speaker 11: twenty six, but you know it took twenty years back then.
24:39
Speaker 11: But it's a beautiful job. Matt Damon is terrific, and Hathaway,
24:43
Speaker 11: they're all going to get Oscar nomination.
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Speaker 3: Everyone.
24:45
Speaker 11: They're going to get like fifteen Oscar nominations for this movie,
24:48
Speaker 11: and they'll probably win most of them. There's no other
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Speaker 11: movie like this in twenty twenty six, even the ones
24:55
Speaker 11: that are, even the ones that are coming, aren't this good.
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Speaker 11: So it's a real event. It's sold out forever on Imax.
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Speaker 11: You can't get in there. You cannot get in there
25:04
Speaker 11: for anything. But you can go see it on seventy
25:08
Speaker 11: yilimeter and you can see it in Dolby theaters and
25:10
Speaker 11: it's just fine. It is to see it that way.
25:13
Speaker 11: You'll want to see it. Yeah, it's fine to see
25:14
Speaker 11: it that way, and you'll want to see it twice anyway,
25:16
Speaker 11: So you can always go back and see it in iox.
25:18
Speaker 3: But you have to see that.
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Speaker 11: You have to see a choice because there's so much
25:21
Speaker 11: going on that it's hard. It's hard to take everything in.
25:25
Speaker 11: I was very happy the second time I saw it,
25:27
Speaker 11: because I was like, oh, yeah, that and that. So
25:31
Speaker 11: there's a lot going on on the screen.
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Speaker 3: But it's quite an.
25:34
Speaker 11: Accomplishment and a big hit. Of course, on Friday, it's
25:39
Speaker 11: going to have a little competition from Spider Man.
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Speaker 1: Oh well, see to me, that sounds more Spider Man.
25:46
Speaker 1: That sounds more exciting Spider Man. Who I want to
25:48
Speaker 1: see that? But Homer about a guy trying to just fun,
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Speaker 1: it doesn't sound that exciting a guy trying to go home.
25:54
Speaker 11: No, No, it's it's very exciting. God, you have to
25:57
Speaker 11: see that. You haven't seen it yet. The Troy and
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Speaker 11: Horses spent the whole thing with the Trojan horses amazing
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Speaker 11: the whole second.
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Speaker 1: That's where that's where the Trojan horse story comes from.
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Speaker 11: Yes, yes, that's where Trojans come from.
26:13
Speaker 1: That's why.
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Speaker 11: Condoms football players anything named trojan. So yeah, yeah, yeah,
26:22
Speaker 11: and uh, the Trojan horse part is fabulous.
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Speaker 3: Helen of Troy is great.
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Speaker 11: So all these things you know from history from from
26:33
Speaker 11: fictional history are represented. You know, it's it's it's really terrific.
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Speaker 1: Let's it's not good Fellaws. Let's be honest, it's.
26:45
Speaker 11: Not good Fellaws because they don't play Leila in it,
26:49
Speaker 11: and there's no cocaine.
26:51
Speaker 3: Well there might be cocaine, but we don't know if
26:53
Speaker 3: there is.
26:54
Speaker 11: And then Spider Man is uh, you know, just fun,
26:57
Speaker 11: total fun, and it's apparently to set a record.
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Speaker 3: For its open.
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Speaker 11: There's a lot of about it, and I've seen it.
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Speaker 3: It's probably the best Spider Man.
27:10
Speaker 11: There have not been nine regular Spider Man movies in
27:14
Speaker 11: the last twenty two years, twenty four years, and this
27:17
Speaker 11: is the best one, very nicely done. And I've really
27:21
Speaker 11: become a fan of John Burnhall, who's in the Odyssey
27:25
Speaker 11: and in Spider Man and from the Bear. You're known
27:28
Speaker 11: from the Bear, and he was just on Broadway and
27:31
Speaker 11: Dog Day Afternoon, a terrific actor. Tom Holland and Zendeia
27:36
Speaker 11: have chemistry off the charts, and of course they just
27:39
Speaker 11: got married in real life. So everyone wants to see
27:42
Speaker 11: this movie and it's a lot of fun, and of
27:45
Speaker 11: course you'll enjoy it because at one point they do
27:48
Speaker 11: for just a nano second, played the Spider Man theme
27:51
Speaker 11: song from the cartoon from the original Spider Man. So
27:56
Speaker 11: that always makes me happy when I hear that.
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Speaker 1: It sounds good well. Playing the both of these perfectly.
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Speaker 1: I actually now want to see the Odyssey.
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Speaker 11: But hey, oh no, you really have to see the Odyssey.
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Speaker 11: You're gonna love it. You're really gonna love it. It's
28:10
Speaker 11: it's it's you know. And have a nice meal before
28:13
Speaker 11: the movie. Go to the restroom.
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Speaker 1: Oh it's not one of these four hour movies, is it.
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Speaker 11: It's a three hour movie, but it doesn't feel like
28:22
Speaker 11: three hours. It doesn't feel like three hours. It goes
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Speaker 11: very fast. And the last hour is so excited. Can
28:27
Speaker 11: I say something? The last hour of the Odyssey is
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Speaker 11: so exciting that you have you you're thinking, as it's
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Speaker 11: coming to end, you're thinking, no, no, no.
28:35
Speaker 3: I don't want this to end. That's how good it is.
28:38
Speaker 1: All right, Well, yeah, I know you've inspired a lot
28:42
Speaker 1: of people. Now the lines will be even longer. If
28:44
Speaker 1: you want to see it the Imax, I don't think
28:46
Speaker 1: you can get until September. That's like the first seats available.
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Speaker 1: Now what you can see in seventy millimeter, it's fine.
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Speaker 1: You can see it in the Dolby theaters.
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Speaker 11: I would go back and see it like in New
28:55
Speaker 11: York at the AMC Lincoln Square. Yeah, you just go
28:58
Speaker 11: see it in the Dolby Theater. It's great. I love
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Speaker 11: that theater. That's where we saw Spider Man the other night.
29:05
Speaker 11: By the way, it's also a big Beatles week. Beatles
29:08
Speaker 11: Announcements today. Tell us what there's new stuff coming out? Right, Yeah,
29:13
Speaker 11: there's a Rubber Soul, which was the first album of
29:18
Speaker 11: sort of the adult Beatles. If you think about how
29:20
Speaker 11: fast the Beatles went, it was seven years and the
29:23
Speaker 11: first three years where you know all those Ticket to
29:26
Speaker 11: Ride and I Want to Hold Your Hands and all
29:27
Speaker 11: the pop hits, and then they turned around and put
29:30
Speaker 11: out Rubber Soul, which was followed by A Revolver Sergeant Pepper,
29:34
Speaker 11: the White album Abbey Road Let It Be. This all
29:37
Speaker 11: happened in a four year period, and it's hard to
29:40
Speaker 11: imagine now. And Rubber Soul is getting an anniversary box
29:45
Speaker 11: set with lots of demos and outtakes that we've never heard.
29:49
Speaker 11: I saw John Lennon song that nobody knew existed. It's
29:53
Speaker 11: a big box set that's coming out October second.
29:56
Speaker 3: I already want it.
29:57
Speaker 11: It's got a Blu ray disc that's separated there that
30:00
Speaker 11: has the Dolby Utmost sound, which is just unbelievable.
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Speaker 3: So this is going to be a big deal.
30:06
Speaker 1: Oh where do I play a Blu ray disc?
30:09
Speaker 11: You know, if you have still I think most people
30:12
Speaker 11: saw DVD players. Oh don't you have a DVD player? Yeah,
30:17
Speaker 11: of course, I think I'm mean a disc like via. No, no, no,
30:21
Speaker 11: it's a disc. It's a metal disc. You can But
30:24
Speaker 11: they also sell listen to everyone has you know, you
30:27
Speaker 11: and I are passed that were over it. But young people,
30:30
Speaker 11: everyone loves Vinyl records LPs, and so this is being
30:35
Speaker 11: offered in a special you know, LP box too.
30:38
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they're just using them as posters. I mean
30:40
Speaker 1: they're not actually listening to the vine.
30:41
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no people.
30:43
Speaker 11: Really, I'm very surprised because I was thrilled when CDs
30:47
Speaker 11: came in in nineteen eighty three or whatever it was.
30:50
Speaker 11: I was very happy to move over from LPs. LPs
30:54
Speaker 11: were warped and they scratched, they jumped, so I was
30:58
Speaker 11: very happy to move over to see and you know,
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Speaker 11: if you have a good CD player, you're in great shape.
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Speaker 3: But uh, and now of course everyone's streaming.
31:09
Speaker 11: But uh, there's a whole world of people who want LPs.
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Speaker 1: Uh yeah, hello, yeah, sorry about.
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Speaker 11: Get my technique's uh turntable out again.
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Speaker 1: I still have one of those in the closet somewhere.
31:24
Speaker 1: That's well. Roger Friedman, great stuff everybody. If you want
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