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Hour 2: New climate study. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 2: A lot to talk about today. I'm sure you've heard
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Speaker 2: about the US District Judge Cameron McCowan Curry. That's the
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Speaker 2: radical leftist activist Biden appointee. Does that sound negative on
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Speaker 2: my part? Who threw out the James Comy and Letitia
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Speaker 2: James indictments. And of course Komy, he's so smug, he's
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Speaker 2: so smug. But methinks James Komy is not going to
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Speaker 2: end up happy at the end because even if he
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Speaker 2: doesn't get convicted of anything, I think the point of
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Speaker 2: the Justice Department's actions are to make it so that
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Speaker 2: James Comy spends so much money defending himself that he
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Speaker 2: will be bankrupt. And I think that's the point. Does
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Speaker 2: that sound malicious? Yes? Is it something the Democrats have
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Speaker 2: a PhD In doing it to Republicans over the years?
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Speaker 2: App so frickin' loutely, and it's about to and they
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Speaker 2: get a little taste of their own medicine. Same thing
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Speaker 2: with little Tissue James. You know she thinks she's off
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Speaker 2: the hook, you know, Tish. Sorry Tish, you signed allegedly
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Speaker 2: signed all these documents saying that you would have as
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Speaker 2: your primary residence your residence in Virginia when you are
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Speaker 2: the attorney general of the state of New York and
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Speaker 2: must have there's a residency requirement here. Than who are
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Speaker 2: you lying to? Maybe you should leave the position of
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Speaker 2: Attorney general in New York, right because technically you're saying
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Speaker 2: that Virginia's your primary residence, so you should leave your position.
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Speaker 2: That's what you're saying. You lied to somebody, Either you
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Speaker 2: lied on your documents in Virginia or you lied to
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Speaker 2: the people of New York saying that this was your
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Speaker 2: primary residence when it wasn't. So one has to give.
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Speaker 2: You can't have both simultaneously. They're mutually exclusive. And of
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Speaker 2: course her argument was that the prosecutor her the judge
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Speaker 2: in this case, who threw out the cases. The argument
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Speaker 2: was the prosecutor appointed by Trump was no longer legally
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Speaker 2: in power because it was a temporary, an interim appointment
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Speaker 2: by the Justice Department, so the cases had to be
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Speaker 2: thrown out. Well, before you get too excited, the cases
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Speaker 2: were dismissed in a way called without prejudice. To explain,
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Speaker 2: that is the Big professor at George Washington University, Jonathan Turley.
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Speaker 3: Listen up, Poleticia James took a bit of a victory
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Speaker 3: lap after this decision, and I think she missed the
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Speaker 3: two words that followed dismissal, and it was dismissal without prejudice.
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Speaker 3: So the Trump administration, even if they lose on appeal,
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Speaker 3: could seek out a new indictment. This is not over
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Speaker 3: for James, or call me. The judge specifically said, I
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Speaker 3: am not going to grant your motion to dismiss with prejudice.
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Speaker 3: I'm going to allow them to cure this problem.
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Speaker 2: So this means the Justice Department can refile the charges
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Speaker 2: if they want to ensure Comy and James, if they
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Speaker 2: want to ensure those charges will be refiled. Keep gloating,
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Speaker 2: besmirching the Trump administration, you will guarantee or be guaranteed
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Speaker 2: that you will be back in court very soon. The
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Speaker 2: Trump administration apparently will first appeal the act of as
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Speaker 2: judge's decision to the Fourth US Circuit Court of Appeals
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Speaker 2: in Richmond, Virginia, which used to be considered kind of
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Speaker 2: a conservative court, but in recent years because of Biden
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Speaker 2: packing the courts with left wing extremists on purpose. It's
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Speaker 2: not so much. It's more to the left. But you know,
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Speaker 2: the people who are in those districts who would be
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Speaker 2: on the grand jury, they tend to still be a
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Speaker 2: little right of center. So we'll see what happens if
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Speaker 2: it gets to that point. Seven ten wo R the
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Speaker 2: Voice of New York. It's Ken Rosotto in for Mark
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Speaker 2: and New Jersey lawmakers also have been busy. They've been
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Speaker 2: talking about all sorts of stuff. They want to ban
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Speaker 2: ice agents and other law enforcement who interact with the
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Speaker 2: public from wearing masks or disguises. There's a bill that
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Speaker 2: they introduced. It would allow undercover officers those wearing shields
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Speaker 2: that don't cover their faces or medical masks, but they
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Speaker 2: cannot wear something that specifically covers their masks. It covers
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Speaker 2: their faces rather not revealing their identities to people on
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Speaker 2: the street, and violators would face fines of up to
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Speaker 2: one thousand dollars and could get up to six months
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Speaker 2: in jail. But apparently they have not seen something called
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Speaker 2: the Constitution and the supremacy clause. So allow me to
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Speaker 2: read what the supremacy clause is. It's Article six, paragraph
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Speaker 2: two of the US Constitution. It says, quote, a state
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Speaker 2: or municipality cannot pass a law that interferes with the
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Speaker 2: execution of federal law or the duties of federal agents.
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Speaker 2: So maybe the good state senators in New Jersey and
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Speaker 2: maybe they missed that day in school and our later
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Speaker 2: in this hour, in our next half hour, we will
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Speaker 2: speak with Congressional candidate Billy Prempa. He is a Republican
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Speaker 2: running for Congress in New Jersey's ninth congressional district, and
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Speaker 2: we'll talk to him about the foolishness of states or
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Speaker 2: local municipalities trying to pass what are obviously just symbolic
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Speaker 2: laws that cannot be enforced. And also in New Jersey,
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Speaker 2: funding for beach replenishment was eliminated in the fiscal twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty five federal budget, and that could spell trouble for
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Speaker 2: the New Jersey Sure only four of the twelve required
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Speaker 2: federal spending bills passed. The bill that would fund the
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Speaker 2: Army Corps of Engineers is now under continuing resolution thanks
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Speaker 2: to the Democrats. Without federal dollars, many New Jersey beach
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Speaker 2: towns are going to have to self fund erosion control
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Speaker 2: or look for another solution. Well, some local officials are
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Speaker 2: even looking into new erosion control systems that would be
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Speaker 2: less expensive, including offshore sand filled barriers. That's what they
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Speaker 2: do down in Florida, by the way, because if they
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Speaker 2: had to replenish the sand after every storm, they'd have
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Speaker 2: been bankrupt decades ago. So look to states like Florida,
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Speaker 2: Texas or even other countries where they're constantly figuring a
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Speaker 2: way to preserve their sand. So now question is, with
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Speaker 2: the Continuing Resolution still providing funding at last year's level,
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Speaker 2: why does New Jersey need so much more money in
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Speaker 2: this year's budget? I mean, seriously, how much more expensive
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Speaker 2: is it to preserve your shore this year versus last
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Speaker 2: Did the Army Corps engineers like jack up their prices?
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Speaker 2: You know, we didn't have a big event like Superstorm Sandy.
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Speaker 2: So why do you think it's going to be so
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Speaker 2: much more money this year to replenish your shoreline. It's
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Speaker 2: because Democrats in a state like New Jersey are always
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Speaker 2: looking for more money, more money, more money, more money.
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Speaker 2: In their mindset, just can't get enough. It's his money, money, money,
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Speaker 2: and it's about taking it from you and giving it
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Speaker 2: to me. If the state of New Jersey wasn't wasting
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Speaker 2: billions upon billions of dollars to pay for the nine
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Speaker 2: hundred thousand plus illegal aliens that we currently know of,
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Speaker 2: let alone the countless more that we and I say
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Speaker 2: week as I live in New Jersey. Not counting the
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Speaker 2: countless more that we don't know of, New Jersey would
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Speaker 2: have tons of extra money without having to raise taxes.
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Speaker 2: It's liberals in New Jersey who simply do not put
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Speaker 2: two and two together, nor do they care to do so.
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Speaker 2: To realize that if you want lower electric rates, less
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Speaker 2: congestion on highways, teachers who could take better care of
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Speaker 2: your child because there would be fewer students per classroom,
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Speaker 2: not to mention lower crime, stop voting Democrat in order
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Speaker 2: to change the state's sanctuary status so as not to
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Speaker 2: permit this huge number of illegal aliens. And this is
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Speaker 2: not an anti immigrant sentiment because my family are immigrants.
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Speaker 2: This is an anti illegal immigrant sentiment. So stop conflating
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Speaker 2: all immigrants with illegal immigrants. If the immigrants were here illegally,
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Speaker 2: they'd be paying taxes, they would have Social Security numbers,
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Speaker 2: they would be contributing members of society. Okay, we would
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Speaker 2: have kids that we could account for in schools, and
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Speaker 2: with the additional local taxes the parents would be paying,
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Speaker 2: we could build more schools and hire more teachers. But
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Speaker 2: under the current federal law, we have to educate every
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Speaker 2: student who comes in, whether legal or not. If they
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Speaker 2: don't speak English, we have to higher teachers who can
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Speaker 2: speak multiple languages, and that costs even more. Plus we
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Speaker 2: have to provide two to three meals a day at
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Speaker 2: public schools for all students, including the children of the
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Speaker 2: illegal migrants under the law. Liberals love to use the
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Speaker 2: word sustainable. Sustainable, Well, look, it is simply not sustainable
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Speaker 2: in the state of New Jersey when ten percent of
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Speaker 2: the current population is illegal. Think about that. How staggering
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Speaker 2: is that a tet one in ten people in the
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Speaker 2: state of New Jersey that we know of, that's an
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Speaker 2: absolute fact that we know of is an illegal alien.
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Speaker 2: That is the approximate number, probably more than that. At
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Speaker 2: what point do we say enough is enough? You just
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Speaker 2: can't have an open door and let anybody in and
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Speaker 2: expect that it's not going to have a negative, deliterious
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Speaker 2: impact on our community. Do we stop when it's fifty
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Speaker 2: percent of illegal aliens? It's ridiculous. We literally have handed
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Speaker 2: over our nation to anybody who wanted it for the
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Speaker 2: ti aching, and you could thank the Democrats and the
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Speaker 2: Biden administration for the last four years for doing that
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Speaker 2: to us. That's exactly the legacy of Joe Biden and
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Speaker 2: the Democrats. But yet they get rewarded for it because
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Speaker 2: you have liberal Democrats, especially and I might let me
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Speaker 2: let me single out some groups tends to be white
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Speaker 2: liberal women who are like thirty thirty five and under.
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Speaker 2: They specifically they're like the largest group of hardcore Democrats
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Speaker 2: who will never vote anything else. I know you're going
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Speaker 2: to say, I'm a Republican kid, I read it.
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Speaker 1: No.
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Speaker 2: But when in terms of groups and painting a broad
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Speaker 2: brush there, that group seems to be like unapologetically Democrat,
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Speaker 2: you cannot even bring it up with that group. For
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Speaker 2: whatever reason. I think a lot of brainwashing in school
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Speaker 2: and on social media has to do with that. Seven
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Speaker 2: ten wo r the Voice of New York Ken Rosotto
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Speaker 2: in for Mark the phone lines are open eight hundred
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Speaker 2: three two one zero seven ten.
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Speaker 4: Hey.
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Speaker 2: There was a new Rutgers University led climate study trying
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Speaker 2: to scare the dickens out of people into thinking New
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Speaker 2: Jersey could see up to a three point eight foot
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Speaker 2: sea level rise by the year twenty one hundred under
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Speaker 2: current carbon emission. By the way, whenever I do liberal talk,
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Speaker 2: I'm going to add a lisp. I have that prerogative.
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Speaker 2: That number could rise to four point five feet if
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Speaker 2: ice sheet melt accelerates. I'll tell you what. Let's give
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Speaker 2: cows broccoli to eat, and their farts will cause the
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Speaker 2: oceans to rise a bazillion feet. I mean, scientists warned.
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Speaker 2: Can I say farts?
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Speaker 5: Oh?
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Speaker 2: Okay? Mark doesn't say farts, does he? Okay, Let's say flatulence.
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, so rewind the tape. Is he okay? Good?
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Speaker 2: So we'll say flatchel okay, replace the word farts with flatulence.
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Speaker 2: Good science has warned that flood risk is increasing rapidly
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Speaker 2: across the state, particularly for coastal and tidal river communities.
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Speaker 2: That's the quote they gave us from Rutgers. Now, it
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Speaker 2: should be mentioned that many environmental studies make these scary
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Speaker 2: predictions that can never be proven. Rush Limba used to
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Speaker 2: talk about this, God rest your soul, Rush, because by
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Speaker 2: the time this would come true, you and I are
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Speaker 2: going to be dead twenty one hundred. That's the year
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Speaker 2: twenty one hundred let's see, I'll be one hundred and
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Speaker 2: how many years old? Not so why don't we all
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Speaker 2: get together in seventy five years and see if it
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Speaker 2: was true. Every prediction these liberals, environmentalists, they've all made.
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Speaker 2: It has not come to pass, none of it. It
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Speaker 2: should also be mentioned, by the way, the organizations that
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Speaker 2: finance studies like this one at Rutgers only finance studies
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Speaker 2: that set out to prove sea levels arising and the
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Speaker 2: cause is human negligence. You do not get the financing
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Speaker 2: unless that is the premise. So in others, if I say,
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Speaker 2: well I'll take a look at whether humans have an
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Speaker 2: influence on the environment and sea levels rising, you don't
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Speaker 2: get the money. So an organization like Rutgers says, okay,
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Speaker 2: we're going to set out to prove this is so
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Speaker 2: now they get one hundred million dollar just making up
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Speaker 2: the number one hundred million. Now they get one hundred million.
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Speaker 2: They go out and they could finance whatever classes and
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Speaker 2: they can could run these studies, but you have to
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Speaker 2: have that as the premis. So you start out on
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Speaker 2: a liberal premise. So just to qualify that's what you
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Speaker 2: have to say. It's unbelievable Nowhere in the equation is
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Speaker 2: whether sea levels are actually rising. Are humans impacting sea levels?
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Speaker 2: Is carbon emission because these leftist radical scientists environmentalists are
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Speaker 2: convinced that humans are causing too much carbon to be
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Speaker 2: emitted and that the excess carbon is raising temperatures and
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Speaker 2: the temperatures are melting polarized caps, and the polarized caps
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Speaker 2: melting or causing sea levels to rise. So they start
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Speaker 2: off with that foregone conclusion. Then they ask scientists and
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Speaker 2: collegists to reinforce their crackpot theories that can't be proven
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Speaker 2: by giving them lots of money they get from environmentalists,
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Speaker 2: wacko donors, and liberal government entities. Now, there are a
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Speaker 2: lot of scientists who don't believe those theories at all.
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Speaker 2: They believe climate is changing, but they don't believe humans
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Speaker 2: have a significant impact. Maybe a tiny one, but not much,
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Speaker 2: because climate has been changing way for humans came and
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Speaker 2: way after humans are going to be gone. Climate has
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Speaker 2: always changed. Just look at history, and there is a
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Speaker 2: way to do that by taking ice core samples, et cetera.
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Speaker 2: The Earth has gotten warmer, then it's gotten colder, then
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Speaker 2: it's gotten warmer, then it's gotten colder Greenland, perfect example.
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Speaker 2: The name Greenland is called greenland because it used to
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Speaker 2: be green. Now it's ice covered. So yes, there is
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Speaker 2: climate change, but humans didn't cause it because it turned
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Speaker 2: icy way before we had carbon emissions like this. There's
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Speaker 2: documentation all about it, but we could talk about that
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Speaker 2: on and on and on. Just don't take what the
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Speaker 2: liberals are saying seriously and always take these studies with
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Speaker 2: a grain of salt. Seven ten wr the Voice of
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Speaker 2: New York Mark taking a nice long weekend today, Ken
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Speaker 2: Rozotto filling and taken calls at eight hundred and three
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Speaker 2: to two one zero seven ten. Whatever you want to
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Speaker 2: talk about, politics, even Thanksgiving recipes, anything, and coming up
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Speaker 2: later in the show, we'll talk with New Jersey Republican
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Speaker 2: congressional candidate Billy Prempa about the Garden State's new bill
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Speaker 2: to make it illegal for ice agents to wear masks.
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Speaker 2: It's eleven twenty one what you're listening to and we're coming.
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Speaker 1: Right back now more of the Mark Simone Show on
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Speaker 1: seven to ten wo r killing in from Mark.
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Speaker 2: Here again is Ken Rosado. Very good to be with you.
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Speaker 2: Straight to our busy phones, we go to Stuart in
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Speaker 2: South Carolina. Happy early Thanksgiving to Stewart.
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Speaker 6: Thanks Ken, How are you good?
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Speaker 4: Miss great? Talk to you.
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Speaker 6: Listen, you were talking about all the illegal aliens in Jersey.
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Speaker 6: You know, in the South, we work with ICE for
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Speaker 6: the most part, and we find illegal aliens and we
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Speaker 6: send them back. But do you remember a while back
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Speaker 6: those escapees. One of them went to two Jersey troopers
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Speaker 6: and they sent him away.
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Speaker 2: Yes, that was in Newark. They went into the police
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Speaker 2: precinct in Newark. Yeah. See, and that's where you got
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Speaker 2: to scratch your head, Stuart, I mean to step on you.
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Speaker 2: That's where you got to scratch your head and say
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Speaker 2: to yourself, there's a difference between we will not help. Okay,
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Speaker 2: you don't want to actively go out if you were
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Speaker 2: a sanctuary city, you don't want to actively go out
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Speaker 2: and arrest illegal aliens. But when they come to you
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Speaker 2: and say here I am come on really, I.
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Speaker 6: Mean when I heard that, I how was that? Poplectic?
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Speaker 6: I said, this is phenomenal, but you know it is unbelievable.
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Speaker 6: Tish says she has the backs of the police officers
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Speaker 6: and the NYPD, but then will not work for ICE. So,
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Speaker 6: in other words, the police officers have got to go
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Speaker 6: against these illegal, hardened criminals and risk their lives. So
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Speaker 6: you tell me how the two makes sense. Everybody's expounding
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Speaker 6: how wonderful tissue is. I don't look at it that way.
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Speaker 6: If she was wonderful, she would be working with ICE
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Speaker 6: to get those hardened criminals out of that state, out
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Speaker 6: of that city and protect the police officers and the civilians.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, the problem, dude, the problem is it's not her,
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Speaker 2: it's the law. You know, the law in New York
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Speaker 2: is sanctuary law means that you know, they the city
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Speaker 2: tells the police what law you know, you're a police officer,
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Speaker 2: what laws they can and can enforce. And that's part
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Speaker 2: of the problem. And the prosecutors won't prosecute. I mean,
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Speaker 2: this is my argument has always been, Look, if they
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Speaker 2: talk about the fact that, you know, that's a federal crime,
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Speaker 2: we don't have to go after federal crimes. Well, the
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Speaker 2: problem is robbing a bank, that's an FBI case. That's
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Speaker 2: a federal crime. How about counterfeiting, how about kidnapping, how
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Speaker 2: about illegally transporting across state lines, sex trafficking, and these
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Speaker 2: are all federal crimes, yet local police always always take part.
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Speaker 2: You pursuing somebody across the state line. That's when it
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Speaker 2: becomes a federal crime. Yet local police still do it.
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Speaker 2: I mean it's pick and choose. You can choose not to.
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Speaker 2: But how is it if what they're saying is true.
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Speaker 2: We're you know, we're local police. We can't enforce those crimes.
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Speaker 2: Then the other thirty five states that do enforce them
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Speaker 2: and help out ICE, then they're somehow breaking the law.
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Speaker 4: That exactly right.
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Speaker 6: I'll never forget when Deblasio had a gallon bag with
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Speaker 6: I think the police commissioner and fill marijuana, and so
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Speaker 6: you can legally carry this around New York City. Now
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Speaker 6: now apparently in New York City everywhere you go, you're
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Speaker 6: smelling marijuana being smoked everywhere, but that is still against
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Speaker 6: federal law. I do not understand how New York City
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Speaker 6: is allowing a gallon bag of marijuana be carried legally
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Speaker 6: in that city.
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Speaker 2: And technically, as you know, ICE agents or whatever, federal
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Speaker 2: agents can go around and say, all right, I know
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Speaker 2: that you think it's cool to be smoking pot in public,
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Speaker 2: but you're under federal arrest. I mean, they could do that, right,
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Speaker 2: The question is will they and what will the response
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Speaker 2: from the people be But you know, now we're finding
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Speaker 2: out more and more. For years we were told, oh, pot,
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Speaker 2: it's innocuous, it's not addictive. Now we find out, yeah,
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Speaker 2: it is addictive. The high, the high THHC pot right
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Speaker 2: now is dangerous. It causes all sorts of problems.
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Speaker 6: The THC level in pot used to be three percent
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Speaker 6: when I was a kid, and I'll be seventy two.
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Speaker 6: Now it's eighteen to nineteen to twenty percent DHC. This
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Speaker 6: is engineered marijuana. This is not your grandparents at marijuana anymore.
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Speaker 6: And people are driving on this all the time and
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Speaker 6: they're extremely dangerous, And I don't know, I just don't
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Speaker 6: understand how the public is not outraged by all the
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Speaker 6: money the illegals are causing them and living like this
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Speaker 6: with people stoned all the time.
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Speaker 2: Colorado State Police Steward, Colorado State Police, said that the
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Speaker 2: head of Colorado State Police, where it was first legalized, said,
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Speaker 2: if he knew then what he knows now about the
19:15
Speaker 2: number of highway deaths and the fact that you can't
19:17
Speaker 2: do public enforcement there is no breathalyzer or roadside test
19:21
Speaker 2: right that. If he knew that, he would have said,
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Speaker 2: absolutely not. We cannot make this legal.
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Speaker 6: You have to have a blood test. There's no side
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Speaker 6: of the road other than stigmas and things like that,
19:31
Speaker 6: and then you can take them in for a blood test.
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Speaker 6: But as far as as any kind of alcacins or
19:35
Speaker 6: thing like that, there's nothing except for maybe alcohol, DUIs.
19:39
Speaker 6: But when you're talking about marijuana, My son was doing
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Speaker 6: seventy five miles an hour, is a deputy, and he
19:47
Speaker 6: calls me. He said that I'm not in my county.
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Speaker 6: He said, I'm smelling marijuana coming from the car in
19:51
Speaker 6: front of me and we're doing seventy five miles lay
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Speaker 6: or on the interstate.
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Speaker 2: My god, I mean to laugh, but it's like how
19:56
Speaker 2: much pods you got to be spoken that you could
19:58
Speaker 2: smell it in the police carby id your good lord,
20:01
Speaker 2: It's like arresting Cheech and Chong. Stuart, Happy Thanksgiving, my friend.
20:05
Speaker 2: We got to go to news. But I appreciate you
20:07
Speaker 2: all the time when you call enjoy all right? My
20:10
Speaker 2: gosh seven ten wo r the voice of New York
20:14
Speaker 2: and Stuart is right, it's crazy, you know, Look, marijuana,
20:18
Speaker 2: you want to do whatever you want to do in
20:20
Speaker 2: the privacy of your own home. I'm not going to
20:22
Speaker 2: judge you, but let's just make one thing clear. Let's
20:25
Speaker 2: you and I and our friends and relative let's all
20:27
Speaker 2: agree on one thing. Don't get behind the wheel. Even
20:29
Speaker 2: if you have a couple of drinks. Let your relative
20:31
Speaker 2: who didn't drink, let them drive. Because if you have
20:34
Speaker 2: a couple of drinks and the guy behind you and
20:36
Speaker 2: the guy in front of you has a couple of drinks,
20:38
Speaker 2: it doesn't make for a good highway situation. And you
20:40
Speaker 2: don't want the holidays to become tragic, all right, So
20:42
Speaker 2: let's please promise that it is a Wednesday. Ken Rozattowin
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Speaker 2: fromar Coming up in our next half hour, New Jersey
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Speaker 2: Republican congressional candidate Billy Prempa. We'll talk about the Garden
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Speaker 2: State's new bill to make it illegal for ice agents
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Speaker 2: to wear masks.
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Speaker 1: This is the Mark Simone Show on seven to ten.
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Speaker 1: Kine from Mark Today, here's Ken Rosanna.
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Speaker 2: And it's so good to be with you that day
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Speaker 2: before Thanksgiving and our friend here, Billy Prempa, is an
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Speaker 2: Air Force veteran who is running for congress in New
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Speaker 2: Jersey's ninth congressional district, which includes the city of Patterson,
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Speaker 2: A heavily Hispanic district, which voted for President Trump. The
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Speaker 2: New Jersey State Senate recently introduced a bill that would
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Speaker 2: make it illegal illegal for ice agents to wear masks
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Speaker 2: when doing their work. It would be punishable by a
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Speaker 2: fine of up to one thousand dollars in time behind bars.
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Speaker 2: So we say good morning to Billy Prempa. What do
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Speaker 2: you think about the nuttiness of the New Jersey State Senate.
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Speaker 4: I mean, I think you nailed it right there. It's
21:42
Speaker 4: straight up nuttiness. I mean, I think Democratic Party is
21:45
Speaker 4: trying to find any opportunity to instruct what President Trump
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Speaker 4: is trying to do in this country. The people want
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Speaker 4: safer streets, We want to have these people out of
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Speaker 4: our country. And the truth is that working as an
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Speaker 4: ice agent, it's a very difficult job. It could be
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Speaker 4: very dangerous, even puts you at a risk. And I
21:59
Speaker 4: think that having someone arrested and put in jail and
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Speaker 4: find it only solely done to try and disincentivize our
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Speaker 4: ice AGAs from getting their work done. But it only
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Speaker 4: empowers a criminal at the end of the day.
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Speaker 2: You know, Billy, I thought the Democrats were the party
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Speaker 2: that loved masks about it exactly, but they are saying
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Speaker 2: there would be an exemption to medical masks or to
22:22
Speaker 2: masks that are see through, like the face shields. So
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Speaker 2: here's what I would do if I was the head
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Speaker 2: of ICE in the region, I would say, well, these
22:29
Speaker 2: are medical masks. They're medically required because every one of
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Speaker 2: our agents was exposed to a substance at work, so
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Speaker 2: they have to wear medical masks. I mean, technically there's
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Speaker 2: vagueness in the way the law is written, but I
22:41
Speaker 2: mean it's unenforceable nonetheless, because right the Supremacy Clause of
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Speaker 2: the Constitution says state and local laws cannot be enacted
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Speaker 2: that would supersede federal laws.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, and and and that's the issue that I think
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Speaker 4: that are the Democratic Party is doing here is the
22:59
Speaker 4: rules for the rules, not for me kind of scenario.
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Speaker 4: When the pandemic was going on, they all weren't favored
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Speaker 4: for it, but now when people are trying to do
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Speaker 4: their job, they're completely against it. And the issue is
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Speaker 4: that you also bring up a very valid point, is
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Speaker 4: like we don't know who's coming in, what they have,
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Speaker 4: or what the situation may be. I'll think it's more
23:17
Speaker 4: different than police officers even covering their face when they're
23:20
Speaker 4: entering certain circumstances. We don't know what they may have.
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Speaker 4: I mean. And the frustrating thing is is a lot
23:27
Speaker 4: of the drugs that are coming into this country, fencinal particularly,
23:31
Speaker 4: it only takes a very small amount to hurt you
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Speaker 4: and affect you. And I think that the safety and
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Speaker 4: the well being of our ice officers is paramount, and
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Speaker 4: especially when we don't know who we're dealing with.
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Speaker 2: Look, the Democrat Party of the United States is responsible
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Speaker 2: for the greatest trafficking of individual humans in history. Think
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Speaker 2: about the hundreds of thousands, if not millions of kids
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Speaker 2: miners who were sex trafficked and permitted to have that
23:57
Speaker 2: done to them. Literally, with the blood sing of the
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Speaker 2: Biden administration, we lost track of hundreds of thousands of kids.
24:04
Speaker 2: They came in, they went to sponsor family, sponsor families
24:07
Speaker 2: that weren't vetted. In some cases, you had families literally
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Speaker 2: who received three hundred kids and then there was no
24:13
Speaker 2: follow up done. You had phone numbers. This was and
24:16
Speaker 2: this is not my opinion, this isn't rumor. This is
24:19
Speaker 2: in a congressional hearing. You had an agent of the
24:22
Speaker 2: federal government under the Biden administration, saying that there was
24:26
Speaker 2: an eight hundred number given to these miners when they
24:29
Speaker 2: got to their homes. They're homes of their sponsors in
24:32
Speaker 2: the United States, and they were told if there's a problem,
24:35
Speaker 2: if you're stress, if there's an issue, if you're being abused,
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Speaker 2: call this number. And apparently only one human being was
24:41
Speaker 2: assigned to answer that call, and some fifty thousand plus
24:45
Speaker 2: calls came in and went unanswered. That is disgusting. Where
24:49
Speaker 2: is the prosecution of these individuals.
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Speaker 4: Well, I think I think they're complicit in the human trafficking.
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Speaker 4: And it's interesting that you mentioned that because in twenty
24:59
Speaker 4: twenty one, when I over to the southern border, we
25:01
Speaker 4: were able to speak with some of the migrants that
25:03
Speaker 4: were crossing over, and this was something that I've heard
25:06
Speaker 4: frequently that if you had any issue, you reach out
25:09
Speaker 4: to the government, but it's like once across the border
25:11
Speaker 4: and you get into the United States, they don't care anymore.
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Speaker 4: I think that was more of a virtue signal to
25:16
Speaker 4: make the nation believe that something was being done on
25:20
Speaker 4: their behalf and their benefit. But I think once they
25:22
Speaker 4: got inside, nobody really cared. It just became our problem.
25:25
Speaker 4: At the end of the day.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, And I don't know about you. I'm sure you
25:28
Speaker 2: probably feel similar to me on this one. The conflation
25:32
Speaker 2: by Democrats of illegal migrants and migrants, there is a difference.
25:38
Speaker 2: There are so many millions of people in this country
25:41
Speaker 2: who migrated here legally, and then you have illegal migrants.
25:45
Speaker 2: There is a difference. It's like you inviting somebody into
25:48
Speaker 2: your house for dinner or somebody burglarizing your house in
25:51
Speaker 2: the middle of the night. Yes, they're both at your house.
25:53
Speaker 2: One was invited in, one was not. What is so
25:56
Speaker 2: hard to understand? Do they think we're all stupid? And
25:59
Speaker 2: as as the grandchild of migrants who came legally, I
26:03
Speaker 2: am so highly offended when I hear that conflation. And
26:06
Speaker 2: I'm sure many legal migrants.
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Speaker 4: Are, yeah, including myself. I mean, both of my parents
26:11
Speaker 4: immigrated here from Ghana legally nineteen eighty four. They also
26:15
Speaker 4: brought fourteen other relatives into the country, each and every
26:17
Speaker 4: one of them swearing as an American citizen, taking the
26:20
Speaker 4: oath and doing it the right way. So when I
26:23
Speaker 4: see when I see people on the left claiming that
26:26
Speaker 4: no one is illegal and everyone is legal, and they
26:29
Speaker 4: all have claims that it's country. It's not just a
26:31
Speaker 4: flap in the face to mine, but it's a flap
26:33
Speaker 4: in the face and my parents and all those who
26:35
Speaker 4: have spent the money, who've invested, who paid their taxes,
26:37
Speaker 4: who have done it the right way to happily become
26:40
Speaker 4: an American citizen. And the fact that there's people that
26:42
Speaker 4: want to hop the border or overstay their visas and
26:45
Speaker 4: then take advantage of our nation, and we have a
26:47
Speaker 4: party that's supposed to be representing the American people representing
26:50
Speaker 4: them on the other side. It's ridiculous and I think
26:52
Speaker 4: it's a pretty much treacherous. It's treasonous.
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Speaker 2: Man, you nailed it seven to ten. Wo r the
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Speaker 2: Voice of New York Ken Risatto win for on the
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Speaker 2: Wednesday before Thanksgiving with Billy Prepp. But who, by the way,
27:03
Speaker 2: is an Air Force veteran running for Congress in New
27:06
Speaker 2: Jersey's ninth congressional district. So look at that. You were
27:08
Speaker 2: the child of immigrants and you became a member of
27:13
Speaker 2: our military to be to show your pride in America.
27:17
Speaker 2: And it's funny. My parents same situation. My grandparents came
27:21
Speaker 2: from Italy. My father comes from a family of nine boys,
27:24
Speaker 2: and I believe eight of the nine, including my dad,
27:27
Speaker 2: we're all in the military. I mean, it's just it's
27:29
Speaker 2: that pride of being American. But what's said is you
27:32
Speaker 2: see too many people by the third, fourth, fifth generation,
27:35
Speaker 2: they sort of get so used to being American that
27:38
Speaker 2: they lose the sense of how special it is.
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Speaker 4: Absolutely, and I don't want that to ever be lost.
27:44
Speaker 4: I think that's something that America is starting to lose
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Speaker 4: because of that conflation between migrants and immigrants and illegals
27:52
Speaker 4: and actual citizens. And I think a lot of that
27:54
Speaker 4: is being done at person, is done on purpose to
27:57
Speaker 4: try and destroy the fabric of our nation to us
28:00
Speaker 4: to do what's right. I support Ice, and I believe
28:03
Speaker 4: that all of our citizens should support Ice. And we
28:05
Speaker 4: need to put America first above all, not the means
28:07
Speaker 4: of others.
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Speaker 2: Now, I'd like to see if this bill makes it
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Speaker 2: through the Assembly and then gets to either the current governor,
28:13
Speaker 2: Governor Murphy or Governor Mikey in January. Like to see
28:17
Speaker 2: if it gets to their desks, if they sign it
28:19
Speaker 2: into law. Would New Jersey State police arrest US federal
28:23
Speaker 2: agents and then what would happen because the federal ations
28:26
Speaker 2: could turn around and arrest in New Jersey state police
28:28
Speaker 2: for doing that. Right, I mean, that's interfering with the
28:30
Speaker 2: federal officer.
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Speaker 4: It's just about to get in And I was watching
28:34
Speaker 4: not too long ago that she was floating an idea
28:36
Speaker 4: to not pay federal taxes to the federal government. So
28:39
Speaker 4: I can only see the situation getting worse before it
28:41
Speaker 4: actually gets good. But who knows. I mean, similar to
28:44
Speaker 4: how President Trump was able to get mob Donnie to
28:46
Speaker 4: the table, and it seems like they've been able to
28:48
Speaker 4: make some sense of what can be done for the
28:50
Speaker 4: betterment of the people of New York. I'm hoping that
28:52
Speaker 4: Mikey Cheryl is just talking rhetoric right now and she
28:54
Speaker 4: actually realized the responsibility that she has and tries to
28:58
Speaker 4: do the right thing. I won't hope breath, but I
29:00
Speaker 4: really hope.
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Speaker 2: So, Hey, Billy, just the funny thing again, Democrat hypocrisy.
29:04
Speaker 2: Here she her argument. Mikey Cheryl's argument was New Jersey
29:08
Speaker 2: is paying more money to the federal government than it
29:10
Speaker 2: gets back. Well, how about the same argument democrats use
29:14
Speaker 2: with take the rich and make the rich pay more
29:16
Speaker 2: taxes for what it's redistribution of wealth. Same thing with
29:19
Speaker 2: the states Sometimes New Jersey will be making more money
29:22
Speaker 2: and having to pay more money to the federal government.
29:24
Speaker 2: Sometimes it'll be on the recipient and it all depends.
29:26
Speaker 2: As New Jersey continues to lose population to Southern states,
29:30
Speaker 2: there will be a point when Florida will be paying
29:32
Speaker 2: more income taxes than New Jersey to the federal government,
29:35
Speaker 2: and New Jersey will be on the recipient end. That's
29:37
Speaker 2: the way it works. But I love how Democrats love
29:39
Speaker 2: it when it's taxed the rich, but when it comes
29:41
Speaker 2: to tax the rich state, No, then then you can't
29:44
Speaker 2: do that. Now we got to get more money back.
29:46
Speaker 2: I'd like to see Mikey if she tries to do that,
29:48
Speaker 2: she'll be hauled off in cuffs. That would be quite
29:50
Speaker 2: interesting to see. But I'm not saying that one way
29:53
Speaker 2: or the other. Hey, Billy, tell us once again, tell
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Speaker 2: us your website how they can find out more about
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Speaker 2: your campaign and if they want to make a donate.
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Speaker 4: They can follow me on social media. Just go to
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Speaker 4: Billy premp Ed b I L L Y p R
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Speaker 4: E m p e H or Billy prempeed dot com
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Speaker 4: to visit my website, my policies. If you like to volunteer, donate,
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Speaker 4: get on board because we got a big mission to
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Speaker 4: do it twenty twenty six. Everyone across the state of
30:14
Speaker 4: New Jersey look forward to supporting you and representing you
30:17
Speaker 4: in Washington, DC come twenty twenty six.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, especially to counter the I see that the person
30:21
Speaker 2: who may be running in Mikey Cheryl's old congressional seat
30:25
Speaker 2: is a Bernie Sanders person. So somebody ultra ultra ultra left.
30:30
Speaker 2: So we need to counter that with a Billy Preppa
30:33
Speaker 2: in congress Air Force, Yes, Air Force veteran running for
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Speaker 2: congress New Jersey's ninth congressional district during the upcoming midterm elections.
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Speaker 2: Happy Thanksgiving, my friend, Billy Preppa, Thank you for coming
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Speaker 2: on this morning.
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Speaker 4: Happy Thanksgiving to you too. Take care you bet.
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Speaker 2: Good to be with you. In our last segment of
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31:13
Speaker 2: good morning.
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Speaker 5: And almost happy Thanksgiving, although every day should be a
31:16
Speaker 5: day of thanks Amen, I have been a listener nigh
31:21
Speaker 5: onto these seventy eight years since my mother's womb. I
31:25
Speaker 5: just want to correct Americans who misspeak, including yourself. If
31:29
Speaker 5: we are born here, which I am. I didn't know
31:31
Speaker 5: any better when I was a kid, so I said
31:33
Speaker 5: I was a Greek American. Now I say, I'm an American. Heleen,
31:36
Speaker 5: So you are an American Italian.
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Speaker 2: I'll give you one more. I'm an American period. That's
31:42
Speaker 2: fine with me. Not that I don't love my ancestors
31:45
Speaker 2: coming from Italy, but I am an American and proud
31:47
Speaker 2: to be. And you go to Italy with him?
31:49
Speaker 5: You did say Italian American.
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Speaker 2: I said that. That's what I said to my grandfather.
31:53
Speaker 2: But my grandfather pointed in my face and said, you're
31:56
Speaker 2: an American Now he corrected me very quick. Right, Yeah, absolutely,
31:59
Speaker 2: and we sho be one hundred percent. You too. I
32:02
Speaker 2: appreciate your call, John, and John's not wrong, Amen to
32:08
Speaker 2: that have a good road job here, you too. Yeah,
32:11
Speaker 2: it's so true. I mean my grandfather was when he
32:13
Speaker 2: came here. He no longer said Italian American, even though
32:15
Speaker 2: he had an accent. He said, I'm an American. And
32:17
Speaker 2: when when we go to Italy Italian, so many people
32:19
Speaker 2: who call themselves Italian Americans go to Italy, We're just
32:22
Speaker 2: called American. They look at us and say, stop, you're American.
32:25
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