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Hour 3: Return of Grossinger’s · Curtis Sliwa & Larry Mendte In The Morning

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Speaker 1: So Hilarry's hydro planning his way to deliver his son
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Speaker 1: to college, like so many others are in North Carolina
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Speaker 1: and all throughout the country. He'll be back with us
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Speaker 1: on Monday, and so he won't be able to weigh
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Speaker 1: in on this situation. I would have waited till Monday
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Speaker 1: to say what I had to say. But Chris quiet Storm.
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Speaker 1: I am never quiet like you.
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Speaker 2: You can't wait. It is not even in your vocabulary. Waiting.
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Speaker 1: No, because it's so obvious to me. Put the politics aside.
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Speaker 1: The President of the United States does not want to
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Speaker 1: get into a military engagement with Iran again because he
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Speaker 1: knows he's seventy two days out in the midterms. And
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Speaker 1: that's one of the big issues that are being held
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Speaker 1: against Republicans because the one thing I liked about Trump
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Speaker 1: more than anything else was when he would keep us
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Speaker 1: out of foreign wars. To Democrats and other Republicans, you know,
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Speaker 1: you had obviously Bush forty three, Dick Cheney, Iraq weapons
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Speaker 1: of mass destruction, You had Obama and Hillary Libya. We
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Speaker 1: can go on and on and on. It didn't matter.
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Speaker 1: Warmongering presidents. Trump, to his credit first term, nope, Nope,
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Speaker 1: limited use of American personnel, but we are not going
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Speaker 1: to get into any wars. And then all of us
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Speaker 1: sudden things were rowing out so well, I mean, think
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Speaker 1: of it. He went in one of the most amazing
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Speaker 1: extractions of a foreign leader without any Americans dying or
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Speaker 1: being casualties when he removed Maduro from Caracas guarded by
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Speaker 1: his Cuban bodyguards, because he needn't even entrust the Venezuelan
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Speaker 1: people to do that.
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Speaker 2: And Maduro is.
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Speaker 1: Now in Sunset Park awaiting trial in the Federal correct Facility.
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Speaker 2: Amazing job.
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Speaker 1: Thrilled with the victory of extrication and a smaller form
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Speaker 1: of regime change. He didn't bring in a new leader.
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Speaker 1: He just said we'll deal with the old leaders, but
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Speaker 1: they'll do it our way, okay. So plus then Marco
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Speaker 1: Rubio announced, Hey, we're putting a blockade on Cuba. They
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Speaker 1: have no oil, they're perpetually in the dark. Within days,
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Speaker 1: you know, this entire government is going to collapse and
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Speaker 1: we will have a new government in Cuba. Things were
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Speaker 1: really going well, and then Susie Wiles, his chief of staff,
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Speaker 1: Trump's chief of staff in Washington, said yeah, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 1: we're hearing the people about affordability, costs of living. The
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Speaker 1: President will be barnstorming throughout the country and he will
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Speaker 1: be talking about those issues and helping Republicans because he
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Speaker 1: is the best campaigner of all the Republicans on those issues,
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Speaker 1: to help hold the House and hold the Senate. Everything
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Speaker 1: seems so good. It was still good to be true.
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Speaker 1: And then who did he let come over into the
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Speaker 1: situation room on February eleventh, but bb net in Yahoo,
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Speaker 1: and bb who's entitled to be there because he's an
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Speaker 1: ally of the United States, said I want to share
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Speaker 1: with you and your cabinet information that we have acquired
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Speaker 1: through our Masade, which has been very good at cultivating
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Speaker 1: information from Iran over the years. We want to share
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Speaker 1: it with you, mister President, and with the CIA, and
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Speaker 1: with Hagsath, the Secretary of War, And when Marco Rubio,
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Speaker 1: Secretary of State, and so they met in the situation
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Speaker 1: room and b B said, we're going to strike Tehran.
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Speaker 1: We have an opportunity to decapitate all the senior leaders,
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Speaker 1: including the senior Ayatola, who calls all the shots. And
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Speaker 1: so Trump says, well, lay out the plan for me,
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Speaker 1: and the Massad guy came on on the seventy two
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Speaker 1: inch big screen TV from somewhere in Israel. Laid it
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Speaker 1: all out, and so he said, okay, babe, give me
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Speaker 1: a day. I'm gonna meet with my cabinet tomorrow separately,
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Speaker 1: and I'll get back to you and let you know.
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Speaker 1: So the very next day he returns to the situation
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Speaker 1: room and right away Advance, the Vice President, who was
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Speaker 1: never in favor of these kinds of engagements, said, mister President, respectfully,
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Speaker 1: I would say this is not a good thing to
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Speaker 1: attack Iran. But look, if you decide to do it,
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Speaker 1: i'm your vice president. I'll support you. Rubio was very
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Speaker 1: doubting of the Israelis.
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Speaker 2: He said they.
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Speaker 1: Always upseil, mister President, they always upsail. And the CIA
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Speaker 1: said there will never be regime changed here, there's not
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Speaker 1: been enough groundwork. But the President listened to who the
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Speaker 1: new jack in the cabinet, the Secretary of War Pete
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Speaker 1: haik Seth, who wants a crusade.
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Speaker 2: I mean, this guy is just fire in Brimstone War,
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Speaker 2: War War War. So he listened to hagg Seth.
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Speaker 1: He likes hek Seth, and he did not listen to
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Speaker 1: Vance Rubio and the CIA. And guess what we joined
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Speaker 1: Israel and the decapitation was successful. We took out the
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Speaker 1: Ayatolas senior and some of the Molas and some of
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Speaker 1: the senior leaders. Guess what we created all brand new
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Speaker 1: leaders who are more aggressive than the old leaders have
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Speaker 1: ever been. And after bombing them over and over again
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Speaker 1: like a tag team, the United States and Israel, we
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Speaker 1: thought they will soon say no Mas, no Moss. Within
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Speaker 1: four to six weeks this was over. How many times
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Speaker 1: did we hear the President and Rubio say we won
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Speaker 1: the war, we're just mopping up. Well, guess what, We're
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Speaker 1: still in this war. And now the new strategy, the
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Speaker 1: pivot and shift by the President of the United States,
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Speaker 1: who has been steinied by the straits of hermus He
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Speaker 1: declared an economic d day. So we're not going to
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Speaker 1: be fighting, but we're gonna go after every country that
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Speaker 1: has any kind of economic dealings with Iran, and they
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Speaker 1: will face tremendous circumstances. So he got a convert. The UAE,
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Speaker 1: which did a lot of trading with Iran, said no more,
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Speaker 1: no more trading. The problem here is is that Iran
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Speaker 1: knows how to bide its time, and their sponsor is
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Speaker 1: Red China that that's who does most of the supplies
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Speaker 1: for them in return for the oil.
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Speaker 2: So the President is bearing down.
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Speaker 1: He says, look, this is going to be an economic
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Speaker 1: war the rest of the way, and we will win.
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Speaker 1: The people there cannot deal with the shortages, they cannot
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Speaker 1: deal with the rate of hyperinflation. It's just a matter
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Speaker 1: of time. And I say to myself, slowly I turned,
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Speaker 1: step by step.
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Speaker 2: Did where did we deal with the Iranians before?
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Speaker 1: Remember Jimmy Carter, ladies and gentlemen, remember he had been
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Speaker 1: elected president over then President Gerald Ford. He was actually
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Speaker 1: a head of the polls of Ronald Reagan a second
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Speaker 1: time out, even though we had hyperinflation and all kinds
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Speaker 1: of problems. But it was Iran. It was the hostage
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Speaker 1: taking in Tehran that plagued him every night Ted Coppled
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Speaker 1: Night nine, two hundred and eighty six days of the
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Speaker 1: hostage taking, and Ronald Reagan wrote that to Victory, why
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Speaker 1: because Iran would not negotiate with Jimmy Carter. They knew
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Speaker 1: they could wear him down, and they did. And remember
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Speaker 1: what happened in that last month, that last month, I'll
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Speaker 1: never forget. November fourth, nineteen eighty Ronald Reagan won fifty
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Speaker 1: one percent of the popular vote, Jimmy Carter forty one percent.
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Speaker 1: The rest went to the independent candidate, the former Republican
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Speaker 1: from Illinois, the Congressman Anderson. Ronald Reagan got four hundred
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Speaker 1: and eighty nine electoral votes, Jimmy Carter only got I
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Speaker 1: think forty nine Minnesota, Maryland, West Virginia, Georgia, DC. That
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Speaker 1: was it, and Jimmy Carter got his ascaped. Ronald Reagan
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Speaker 1: came into the White House and immediately the hostages were returned.
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Speaker 1: So you understand, that was the first Ayatola they know
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Speaker 1: by their time. And now didn't we learn from North Korea?
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Speaker 1: The evil seed of Kim Jung mentally ill as bad
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Speaker 1: as the Iranians are, and they're really bad.
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Speaker 2: You know, every Friday.
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Speaker 1: Today's the day of prayer Jun when they come out
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Speaker 1: the sheas of their moss and they parade around to
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Speaker 1: the big Satan America, death to the little Satan Israel.
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Speaker 1: And they do that like on a regular basis. But
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Speaker 1: they've actually had Iranians rebel. Yes they were all shot down,
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Speaker 1: yes they were killed, Yes they were tortured, but.
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Speaker 2: They had people who would rebel. When did you ever
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Speaker 2: see rebellion in North Korea.
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Speaker 1: If you even say anything, they'll take a cannon and
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Speaker 1: put it to your belly and blast you to the hereafter.
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Speaker 1: Do you know, we've never had peace for North Korea.
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Speaker 1: It's something a cease fire. That's what ended the Korean War.
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Speaker 1: There's never been a formal signature on any kind of
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Speaker 1: a peace treaty.
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Speaker 2: You go to North Korea.
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Speaker 1: Even today, there are graphic billboards everywhere, missile strikes hitting California,
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Speaker 1: Death to America, burning American flags. It's a total cult there.
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Speaker 1: And Donald Trump tried his best in his first term.
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Speaker 1: He met with the evil seed of Kim Jung mentally
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Speaker 1: ill three times. The last time, remember he even paid
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Speaker 1: for him to come to Singapore with all of his
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Speaker 1: what can we call them concubines. You remember that, and
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Speaker 1: oh boy, Kim Jung mentally ill. Remember how happy he was, Oh,
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Speaker 1: I'm in Singapore, this is great. I love you, I
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Speaker 1: love you Trump. And Trump said, well, you got to
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Speaker 1: give up your attempts to get nuclear weapons, and he
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Speaker 1: wouldn't go any further. And so now Donald Trump, our president,
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Speaker 1: is talking about having another meeting with the evil seed
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Speaker 1: of Kim Jung mentally ill Christ. You have any idea
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Speaker 1: how many nuclear weapons he has now a to California.
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Speaker 1: I'm hoping zero sixty. The President acknowledged that yesterday he
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Speaker 1: said fifty seven, but it's about sixty. And he knows,
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Speaker 1: like every other dictator, every other death spot, any leader,
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Speaker 1: that if you have nukes, nobody messages with you.
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Speaker 2: And so right now he hasn't agreed to meet.
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Speaker 1: I think eventually he will meet with President Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: sometime in November. But now he holds some of the cards.
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Speaker 1: So let's use this as a lesson of history. I
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Speaker 1: always saying here, I'm the historian. You know, nobody wants
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Speaker 1: to look back at history. History repeats itself, and it
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Speaker 1: does time and time again. The first Ayatola, his supporters
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Speaker 1: took our hostages in the embassy in Tehran. Notice how
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Speaker 1: that weakened Jimmy Carter. And they waited and they waited,
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Speaker 1: and they waited him out. They wanted Ronald Reagan. They
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Speaker 1: did not want Jimmy Carter. They destroyed his presidency. They're saying,
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Speaker 1: we'll take it from the same playbook. We will beat
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Speaker 1: the Republicans in the mid term elections. We'd rather deal
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Speaker 1: with the Democrats, and this Iran war will hang like
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Speaker 1: an albatross, like a damicly sword over the head of
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Speaker 1: every Republican running for election or re election. And they're
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Speaker 1: absolutely right. I only wish on that day of February eleventh,
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Speaker 1: when everything was working Trump's way, he took Maduro, Cuba
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Speaker 1: was ready to fall. Susie Wils said, the President will
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Speaker 1: be out on the stump talking about affordability, the costs
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Speaker 1: of living, the two major issues that he didn't listen
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Speaker 1: to the warmonger Bib because this is Bibe's war, this
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Speaker 1: is not our war, and now we're stuck with the
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Speaker 1: mess up. Next, we're going to take you on that
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Speaker 1: time machine to Grossingers. I called it the Jewish him
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Speaker 1: the Catskills, and there were the Irish Alps right next
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Speaker 1: to it.
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Speaker 2: But Grosingers.
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Speaker 1: Remember the scene for dirty Dancing Grosengers, one of the
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Speaker 1: greatest movies of all time.
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Speaker 2: It's reopening.
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Speaker 1: Yes, what's a chance to see Journey next? Yesterday with
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Speaker 1: Larry who's away transporting his son to school the start
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Speaker 1: of the college year, who'll be back on Monday, we
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Speaker 1: talked about the possible return of the Carnegie delic. Well,
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Speaker 1: that's impossible. There is a guaranteed return of Grosingers, which
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Speaker 1: was the great place that so many, especially Jewish Americans,
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Speaker 1: went to and what I call the Jewish Himalayas next
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Speaker 1: to the Irish Alps and the Catskills for many, many years.
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Speaker 1: They're pouring millions of dollars for a hundred rooms, for
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Speaker 1: the cottages, for permanent housing, the golf course, everything that
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Speaker 1: you knew about Grosengers, and even going to be playing
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Speaker 1: music from one of the greatest movies of all time
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Speaker 1: that was filmed, Engrossinger's Dirty Dancing.
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Speaker 2: Oh what a great movie that was. Jennifer Gray, nobody
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Speaker 2: really knew her.
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Speaker 1: Patrick swayze out of Texas, what the best, What a
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Speaker 1: great dance of personality. I loved him in the movie
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Speaker 1: Ghost with Demi Moore and Whoopi Goldberg. It almost made
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Speaker 1: me cry.
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Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, you know what.
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Speaker 1: I was so lucky to see a taping of Saturday
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Speaker 1: Night Live when Patrick Swayzey hosted. Oh so good and
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Speaker 1: unfortunately died. When pancreatic cancer was a sure killer. Now
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Speaker 1: they've made a successful ventures into preventing that, but back
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Speaker 1: then when he was diagnosed, it was just a matter
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Speaker 1: of when, but that movie lives on that was nineteen
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Speaker 1: eighty seven. You imagine if they returned grossengeris to what
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Speaker 1: it was. I think that was Liberty, New York, Sullivan County.
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Speaker 1: I mean outstanding. And again we're getting very nostalgia here.
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Speaker 1: We talked about Tom Carvell, we talked about the Carnegie Deli.
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Speaker 1: There'll be so many other things that we make reference
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Speaker 1: to from time to time because of all the great
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Speaker 1: fond memories.
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Speaker 2: But right now, let's go to our talkbacks.
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Speaker 3: Don't you understand that the reason Vance did not support
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Speaker 3: the war in Iran is because he's setting himself up
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Speaker 3: to be president. He probably knew that wouldn't be popular,
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Speaker 3: so Vance was chosen to go against that so he
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Speaker 3: could be president.
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Speaker 1: No, he wasn't chosen. That's always been his opinion, and
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Speaker 1: he was brave enough to tell the President in that
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Speaker 1: situation room the day after BB and Masad encouraged the
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Speaker 1: President to join them in decapitating the leadership in Tehran
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Speaker 1: that you know, mister President, I'm opposed to this, but
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Speaker 1: I am your vice president and I'm loyal to you.
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Speaker 1: Marco Rubio was not in favor of it. He set
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Speaker 1: his secretary of State and he may be running for
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Speaker 1: the Republican nomination that the Israelis are always up selling.
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Speaker 1: So no, no, it wasn't just vice president of Vans
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Speaker 1: and he's been very loyal to the president as the
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Speaker 1: vice president, trying to engage in the initial sit downs
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Speaker 1: in Pakistan to try to bring peace to the Iranian war.
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Speaker 4: Hi, good morning, guys. Great show is always except today.
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Speaker 4: You know, I've supported you guys for a long time
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Speaker 4: and I really enjoy the show. And you know, I
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Speaker 4: just feel horribly under represented here. You know, you hear
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Speaker 4: all this talk about the gen Z and uh and
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Speaker 4: Natalie Natalie is a gen X and baby boomers getting
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Speaker 4: getting there shine. What about the millennial?
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Speaker 1: Well, no, no, I beg the difference with you. I
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Speaker 1: make reference to my wife Nancy all the time, who
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Speaker 1: is a millennial, and other millennials and uh, I hope
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Speaker 1: you were listening to the old the whole show, And
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Speaker 1: that's why I think you got to go to the podcast,
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Speaker 1: because when we spoke about how iHeart celebrated National Radio
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Speaker 1: Day like no one else in this business, the people.
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Speaker 2: Who are on the panel were all.
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Speaker 1: Millennials except for Jim Kerr from Classic Rock who's one
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Speaker 1: of us baby boomers? But hey, Charlemagne the God millennial,
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Speaker 1: Angie Tinis millennial, your favorite from Z one hundred, Natalie millennial.
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Speaker 1: So it's we've we've given you. I'm gonna use this
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Speaker 1: term again. Pot pourri. You know what that means, Chris
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Speaker 1: pot pourri.
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Speaker 2: I know it goes in the bathroom and make it
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Speaker 2: smell nicer. It's a mix mix.
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Speaker 1: Oh, that's pretty good. That's pretty good for the quiet snow.
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Speaker 1: But we've talked about boomers, Natalie, what are you again?
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Speaker 2: I'm a gen X, the forgotten one. You can't even
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Speaker 2: remember who we are.
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Speaker 1: We've talked about millennials, and we've talked about jen not
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Speaker 1: gen Z yet.
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Speaker 2: Jen X gen Z. I know, I'm all confused. Let's
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Speaker 2: go to I have.
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Speaker 5: To agree with the guy who put you and Larry together.
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Speaker 5: At first, I didn't think I was gonna like it,
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Speaker 5: but now I've totally changed my opinion, and I look
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Speaker 5: forward to hearing you and I feel sad when you're
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Speaker 5: not on, and I think you guys are great together.
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Speaker 1: So I just want to let you know the only
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Speaker 1: show in the business of this thing of ours that
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Speaker 1: has two points of view together and that was the
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Speaker 1: brilliance of Tom Cutty, the best program director of the business,
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Speaker 1: who said, Larry Mente and Curtis Lee will will be
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Speaker 1: better together. And we have, as you can hear in
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Speaker 1: the promo that now talks about how we are the
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Speaker 1: eight thirty, let's get the news from Darius.
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Speaker 6: All right, Curtis, I'm going to confuse you just a
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Speaker 6: little bit more. Natalie and I, Natalie Vaka and I
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Speaker 6: are Generation Jones. We're not just Generation X. That is
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Speaker 6: a subgeneration between the band.
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Speaker 2: I'm actually a jene. No, you are Generation Jones.
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Speaker 6: I've done yes. Nineteen Nope, it's nineteen fifty eight through
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Speaker 6: nineteen sixty nine.
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Speaker 2: Is a sub not been catfight. We got it. We
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Speaker 2: got a cat fight going on. I had an extu exer.
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Speaker 6: Oh I am too, I am too. But there it's
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Speaker 6: such a big generation. It's the biggest generation of any
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Speaker 6: of the generations that they subdivided. They've also subdivided millennials
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Speaker 6: into the echo Boomers and the regular millennials. Trust me,
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Speaker 6: done a lot of Actually.
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Speaker 2: You know who's a Joan. I'm pretty sure Larry is
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Speaker 2: because we've actually know.
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Speaker 6: Larry is Larry is not if he was not born
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Speaker 6: and I know Larry was born, I think after nineteen
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Speaker 6: fifty eight or before nineteen fifty eight. That's the cutoff,
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Speaker 6: nineteen fifty eight to nineteen sixty nine.
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Speaker 1: Look it up.
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Speaker 6: Cloudy today, high seventy six degree showers moved back in
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Speaker 6: for the weekend. Your Weather Channel forecast is coming up.
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Speaker 6: Weather experts today will get a look at the damage
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Speaker 6: to Nassau County today, which residents say was caused by
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Speaker 6: a tornado.
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Speaker 7: The Sun and Surf Beach Club was impacted by last
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Speaker 7: night's weather that brought heavy rains and in tens winds.
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Speaker 7: There are about one hundred people here that were occupied,
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Speaker 7: about thirty commanders and were told that they have all
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Speaker 7: been destroyed. There was a spinning column of air and
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Speaker 7: water that could be seen both in Atlantic Beach and
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Speaker 7: an eastern rockaway. But today the National Weather Service will
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Speaker 7: be taking a closer look to see if the water
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Speaker 7: spout hit land, which would then be deemed as a tornado.
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Speaker 6: Channel sevens fill tit on Atlantic Beach. Well, if it
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Speaker 6: was a tornado, it probably wasn't the only one. Police
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Speaker 6: in Dover Delaware say a large twister caused significant damage
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Speaker 6: to the state's capital city. The FBI may have foiled
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Speaker 6: an attack on New York State's Capitol building in the
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Speaker 6: nick of time. They've arrested Jessica Bowie and Albany, woman
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Speaker 6: they say was planning to bombit.
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Speaker 8: Federal complaints states that Boi planned to escape to Syria,
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Speaker 8: with the FBI claiming she discussed returning to the US
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Speaker 8: to attack again, allegedly saying to the informants, ideally it
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Speaker 8: would be the White House with the presidents. On August nineteenth,
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Speaker 8: he allegedly purchased a gun, ammunition and was instructed how
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Speaker 8: to load it by the FBI informants. Boie was taken
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Speaker 8: into custody on Wednesday, allegedly armed with that gun and
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Speaker 8: a bomb that she did not know was fake.
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Speaker 6: ABC'SPR Thomas. They are finally heading home. The Navy says
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Speaker 6: the USS Abraham Lincoln left the Middle East last night
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Speaker 6: after the USS George Washington arrived. The Lincoln had been
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Speaker 6: at c for nine months, longer than any other modern
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Speaker 6: aircraft carrier. And Apple Music is coming out with a
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Speaker 6: new label ID for AI generated songs. The music platform
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Speaker 6: announcing this week it'll start putting a Maid with AI
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Speaker 6: label on those released tracks. The Yankees beat Baltimore six
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Speaker 1: Moving Minute hoax and I want you to indulge me
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Speaker 1: for a second, Joe, because I'm gonna call this the Good,
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Speaker 1: the Bad, and the Ugly.
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Speaker 2: Are you ready for it? I'm ready.
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Speaker 1: Currently, Tom Holland can't get any bigger than Tom Holland
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Speaker 1: obviously star of the Bust Them Out Brand New Day
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Speaker 1: Spider Man movie, but he's also in Odyssey. He married
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Speaker 1: the leading lady. He's worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Now,
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Speaker 1: how do you get to be in two movies at
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Speaker 1: the same time that they're coming out in the same
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Speaker 1: summer season and marry the leading lady.
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Speaker 9: I think you just find the magic ay fall or
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Speaker 9: the genie in the bottle and you make your wish
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Speaker 9: and that happens. By the way, I love churtis you
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Speaker 9: hope so funny does it? Because I didn't like the
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Speaker 9: Spider Man movie, I'm okay with the s I just
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Speaker 9: want to say I'm okay with the Spider Man movie
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Speaker 9: before we go further. I don't mind the Spider Man movie.
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Speaker 9: I just like the other Spider Man movies better. Oh,
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Speaker 9: let's just go on to that.
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Speaker 1: Joe, aren't you afraid of all those Spider Man fans
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Speaker 1: out there just besieging you? I mean you finally, you
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Speaker 1: finally gave it a three and a half stars because
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Speaker 1: Larry sort of nudged you, but you were stuck.
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Speaker 9: I was stuck it through. Well, I've got my spider
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Speaker 9: I'm jen X. By the way, you guys were talking
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Speaker 9: about generation, I'm jen X. So I've got my old
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Speaker 9: spidy webshooter from like the early seventies that I have.
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Speaker 9: So if anybody I've got my spidy websit, yes, I'm
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Speaker 9: not scared.
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Speaker 2: That's that's a salvation.
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Speaker 1: Now, let me take from the good that's obviously Tom Holland,
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Speaker 1: who couldn't be doing any better, to the bad. I
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Speaker 1: noticed it acted David Crumbhols, who's only forty eight years old,
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Speaker 1: it's spent thirty years in the business, who was appeared
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Speaker 1: in a number of great movies Oppenheimer and others.
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Speaker 2: Yep, he's called it quits and says I'm fighting for roles.
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Speaker 1: It off for less money now and less opportunities than
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Speaker 1: the way it used to be in the nineties. Is
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Speaker 1: that what other actors and actresses are facing in Hollywood.
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Speaker 9: It's a good problem. I mean, it's a good question.
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Speaker 9: It's a sad problem. I think David Crumos is really good.
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Speaker 2: He was in the.
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Speaker 9: Springsteen movie last year. By the way, he played Supergirl's father,
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Speaker 9: and I didn't like the Supergirl movie, but he played
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Speaker 9: Supergirl's father a couple of weeks ago when that movie
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Speaker 9: came out. I think he's great, and I think it's
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Speaker 9: such a shame that it's you know what this is,
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Speaker 9: This is the disparity between a great character actor and
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Speaker 9: actors like Tom Holland and others who you know, Timothy Shallomey,
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Speaker 9: who get those lead roles, and those those character actors
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Speaker 9: are often those guys are sometimes fighting for scraps or
25:50
Speaker 9: they're fighting for roles. I remember when back when Sideways
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Speaker 9: came out and Paul Giamatti, who's one of the best
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Speaker 9: actors we've got, wasn't nominated for an oscar. The other
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Speaker 9: three actors were, but he wasn't. And he's since been
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Speaker 9: nominated twice, once for Cinderella Man and once for The Holdovers.
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Speaker 9: But he's an actor that you think, I'll see anything
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Speaker 9: with Paul Giamati in it, but he's not getting Tom
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Speaker 9: Holland money. And it's it's they serve different roles. But
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Speaker 9: it's really a shame that somebody like Crumbhols is hanging
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Speaker 9: it up because because he's got to fight for roles
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Speaker 9: like that. You know, it's there's only a few character
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Speaker 9: actors that sometimes get that that status. Sam Rockwell's another one.
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Speaker 9: I love him, he's great. John Malkovich for decades has
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Speaker 9: been in one of those actors, and I think he
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Speaker 9: might finally get his oscar for for this movie that's
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Speaker 9: coming out called Wildhorse nine. Who knows, that's just a guess.
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Speaker 9: But it's a shame it's the it's the constant pull
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Speaker 9: between the artists and sort of the and the business
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Speaker 9: right between the ones who who can put on the
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Speaker 9: Spider Man costume and the ones who can.
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Speaker 2: Now Joe join me.
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Speaker 1: I wanted to join my colleagues in shag Aftra and
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Speaker 1: go out on strike when the nanny told radio people, no,
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Speaker 1: we don't need you, but we're gonna stop AI right
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Speaker 1: its tracks. Remember we discussed early on with Larry and yourself,
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Speaker 1: the AI generated Val Kilmer movie right right?
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Speaker 2: Is that out? No?
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Speaker 9: I don't think there's a release date for it yet.
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Speaker 9: It's a you know, it's one of those things that
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Speaker 9: his family approved it, and Kilmer himself was sort of
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Speaker 9: an odd, you know, quirky, odd guy who liked that
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Speaker 9: kind of stuff. It's all as deep as the grave
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Speaker 9: and he died in twenty twenty five at the age
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Speaker 9: of sixty five. But he allowed his image to be
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Speaker 9: sort of used for that. So who knows what's going
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Speaker 9: to happen with that. There's lots of rules that they're
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Speaker 9: putting down, and I think they need to, but he
27:35
Speaker 9: allowed that to happen.
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Speaker 2: So he wanted.
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Speaker 9: His his his image to be used for this film.
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Speaker 9: That he had signed up for. Who knows what will happen.
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Speaker 9: It will be interesting to look at, but I don't
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Speaker 9: know if that's going to be I don't think that's
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Speaker 9: good for the business at all. And I know, like you,
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Speaker 9: I'm I'm I'm very anti AI, and especially when it
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Speaker 9: comes to things like that. You know, there there was
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Speaker 9: things in the eighties.
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Speaker 2: Remember they would kind of use.
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Speaker 9: Actors from previous movies, so like Fred Stare, and they
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Speaker 9: would whatever and bring them on Boguart for to sell
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Speaker 9: pepsi or coke. Same kind of thing I think is
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Speaker 9: going to happen. And I think that's a scary thing,
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Speaker 9: and actors have a right to fight for it, to
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Speaker 9: fight against it, you know.
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Speaker 1: And yesterday Joe is National Radio Day celebrated by all
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Speaker 1: of iHeart and they have gone on record as saying
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Speaker 1: we use AI actual intelligence, we will not use AI
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Speaker 1: artificial intelligence. There are very few in the business world
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Speaker 1: that involved entertainment who will make a stand like that.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, I love that kind of thing, and I
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Speaker 9: think that the more stand we take. And whenever I
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Speaker 9: write anything for places, I always you know, let folks
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Speaker 9: know there's no AI. I'd rather cut off my hands
28:44
Speaker 9: than use AI. And I think that that kind of
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Speaker 9: thing is when it comes to artistry, when it comes
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Speaker 9: to Hollywood, you can feel it, you could like and
28:51
Speaker 9: that's one of the reason why I think The Odyssey
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Speaker 9: was such a huge success. People felt the actual you know,
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Speaker 9: the actual ship, the actual cave, the actual Eye island
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Speaker 9: or whatever that was filmed on it. I mean there's
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Speaker 9: some CGI or whatever, but people can feel when it's fake.
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Speaker 9: And that was one of my things about last week's
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Speaker 9: with the end of Oak Street. You know, I know
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Speaker 9: you can't get a real dinosaur. You know, those guys
29:10
Speaker 9: cost a lot of money. But I feel like when
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Speaker 9: you when you when you are watching this all the
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Speaker 9: CGI stuff, it just drains it of all the creativity.
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Speaker 9: And that's one reason why I think that The Odyssey
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Speaker 9: was a huge success. It was very non AI, non
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Speaker 9: non fake looking, and I think that's a that's a positive,
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Speaker 9: that's a benefit.
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Speaker 2: People like that.
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Speaker 1: One thing I can say, Joe Nomeyer, I don't know
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Speaker 1: you as long as Larry you know, we will put
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Speaker 1: together and then ship this partnership by Tom Cutty. But
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Speaker 1: you're not a fagacy. You're not a fagacy, you know,
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Speaker 1: what a fugacy is.
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Speaker 9: I I think I do. Why don't you remind me.
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Speaker 2: Fake phony fraud? Who uses a I artificial intelligence.
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Speaker 1: That's about the highest commendation I can give you, Joe.
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Speaker 9: I take it to heart. Thank you, sir.
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Speaker 2: I appreciate that.
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Speaker 9: I am not.
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Speaker 2: I tell you I wear that with honor.
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Speaker 1: Wear They're with honor, same time, same place, next week
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Speaker 1: upon Larry's return. I'm so proud of Americans who participated
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Speaker 1: in this survey, especially in an era of high tech.
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Speaker 1: Americans far and near or asked, what is the greatest
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Speaker 1: invention that America ever contributed to the world? Sixteen percent,
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Speaker 1: Thank God, said democracy.
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Speaker 2: They're absolutely right.
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Speaker 1: Democracy was founded here in the United States, our American
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Speaker 1: Revolution and all the trials and tribulations that accompanied it.
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Speaker 1: You almost don't hear about the two hundred and fiftieth
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Speaker 1: anniversary anymore, but we talk about it a lot, and
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Speaker 1: Americans know that democracy was created here in the good
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Speaker 1: old US of a number two in nearby Edison, New Jersey,
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Speaker 1: Thomas Edison, who fancied himself as only sleeping four hours
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Speaker 1: a night up twenty hours his invention of the light bulb.
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Speaker 1: Fourteen percent of Americans ten percent. Quiet storm Chris gen
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Speaker 1: ze Year said, the Internet ten percent. That eye, uh yeah,
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Speaker 1: invented by al Gore. Al Gore wanted to get his
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Speaker 1: name in there. I don't know my what a what
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Speaker 1: a piece of work at al Gore. The automobiles six percent,
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Speaker 1: you know, the Model T in Highland Park one square
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Speaker 1: mile in Detroit by Henry Ford and obviously in Dearborn,
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Speaker 1: the assembly line in nineteen o three. The telephone by
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Speaker 1: Alexander Graham Bell five percent and their only five.
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Speaker 2: Excuse me, I can't believe that's only five.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and then well that's because you're like a yenta,
31:51
Speaker 1: You're on your phone all the time there that way,
31:53
Speaker 1: So yes, I am so you would definitely be up there.
31:56
Speaker 1: And then the airplane by the Right Brothers was at
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Speaker 1: Kitty Hawk, North Carolina four percent. But I'm proud of
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Speaker 1: the Americans who said, democracy first and foremost is our
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Speaker 1: number one invention for the world, and that is true.
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Speaker 1: And I'm proud of you, gen Zia. Chris mister quiet
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Speaker 2: It feels forgotten, and I.
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Speaker 3: Have to agree with you. Gen X is definitely the
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Speaker 1: Gen X is just completely put pushed to the way
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Speaker 1: thid more so than any other generation were forgotten.
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Speaker 2: The forgotten generation. Yeah, you don't even you can't even
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