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Hour 2: California's Primaries. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: He's the Marks among show on seven ten. Dor Well,
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Speaker 1: another beautiful sunny day. It's gonna be like the rest
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Speaker 1: of the week. What's today? It's only Wednesday, but it's
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Speaker 1: going to be a beautiful hot Well, it'll be great
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Speaker 1: today tomorrow, then really hot ninety like Friday, Saturday. It
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Speaker 1: looks like it could be rained on Sunday. So apparently
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Speaker 1: they just had a staff meeting at sixty minutes. You
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Speaker 1: got to remember this Scott Pelley, this obnoxious, pompous ass,
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Speaker 1: this crazy, screaming idiot. And there's a couple others like that.
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Speaker 1: You know, who's the one that just also got fired
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Speaker 1: at CBS sixty and then wrote this nasty thing. So
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Speaker 1: you get these fake news anchors, these pompous, ridiculous, sanctimonious
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Speaker 1: idiots that are the anchors. But that's not everybody, you know.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure he went over to sixty minutes. He talked
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Speaker 1: to people and the staff, the crew. They're normal, they're
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Speaker 1: totally normal, and most of them like Trump. You know,
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Speaker 1: I used to do a lot of shows at MSNBC
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Speaker 1: for years back. They stopped debates years ago, but from
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Speaker 1: the two thousand and four to twenty ten, there are
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Speaker 1: a million shows at MSNBC, and you'd be on with
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Speaker 1: Rachel Maddow and all these people and these left wing
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Speaker 1: kook anchors. You'd be in the big fights with them
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Speaker 1: on the air. But after the show, as you'd leave
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Speaker 1: big studio, big hallways, you'd walk through it. Everybody on
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Speaker 1: the crew would come over to you and go, I
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Speaker 1: agree with you, and don't listen to those opinion. I
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Speaker 1: mean all the people that worked on this show, the crew,
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Speaker 1: the technicians, the engineers, normal people, not left wing kook.
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Speaker 1: So sure, it's the same thing. At sixty minutes. You
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Speaker 1: could if you're the biggest thing in the world, if
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Speaker 1: you're at a station or a TV network somewhere where
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Speaker 1: you've got the number one show and your show is
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Speaker 1: bringing in more revenue, and then yeah, you can yell
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Speaker 1: at the boss. Then I've seen these cases. I mean,
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Speaker 1: I'm miss imus. Would you get a brand new general
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Speaker 1: manager he'd just walk in and start screaming at the guy,
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Speaker 1: yelling at him, making fun of him. Although I miss
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Speaker 1: it was kind of he was a very shrewd guy.
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Speaker 1: He knew exactly where the line was. He would do it,
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Speaker 1: but not too much. But I can't miss any names here.
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Speaker 1: This is years ago, another station, another place, long ago.
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Speaker 1: Morning Guy, Big Morning Game been in the air like
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Speaker 1: thirty years. I mean, this guy was huge. He was
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Speaker 1: the nastiest guy ever. There'd be fist fights in the studio.
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Speaker 1: He'd curse and scream at every the worst and when
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Speaker 1: he got done at the end of the morning show
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Speaker 1: at ten o'clock, he'd roam the halls looking for any
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Speaker 1: executive to scream at, to terrorize, and he could get
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Speaker 1: away with it. He brought in so much revenue. Ratings
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Speaker 1: were so good, so it got to the point where
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Speaker 1: every executive in the station, the whole floor, would leave
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Speaker 1: their office about nine to forty five and leave the
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Speaker 1: building for like a half So when this guy got
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Speaker 1: off the air, he couldn't find them. So but one
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Speaker 1: day the chairman of the board, the billionaire was John Klugi,
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Speaker 1: happened to show up at the station. He owned Metro
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Speaker 1: Media millions. As he showed up at the station around
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Speaker 1: ten o'clock and as he went up and down the halls,
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Speaker 1: no executives anywhere in the building, and he said, what
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Speaker 1: the hell is going on? And then they had explained
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Speaker 1: to him, they all flee because when that guy gets
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Speaker 1: off there, he's going to scream at everybody. So he said, whoa,
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Speaker 1: you got to get rid of get rid of this guy?
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Speaker 1: Fire him? Really we could fire him. Yeah, I don't
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Speaker 1: care fire him. So he was gone. And there was
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Speaker 1: a period where I remember that Fred Silverman took over
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Speaker 1: NBC and he got no big clash with Johnny Carson
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Speaker 1: and Carson although Carson was a real Midwestern gentleman of
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Speaker 1: a guy, very well managed, so they would never tell
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Speaker 1: him off. But there was a clash there and then
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Speaker 1: the Carson won that because but Scott Pelley, you could
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Speaker 1: easily do without him, easily horrible guy, and sixteen minutes
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Speaker 1: does not bring in him a lot of revenue, and
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Speaker 1: the ratings are like one tenth of what they used
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Speaker 1: to be, So you can't get away with that kind
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Speaker 1: of stuff and his sanct deemonious nonsense. But I mean,
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Speaker 1: the guy just bought the place, wrote a check for
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Speaker 1: eight billion or whatever, bought the place. You can't run
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Speaker 1: into his office and say you are the most disgusting
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Speaker 1: person in the world. How dare you even try to
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Speaker 1: tell me what he can tell you what to do?
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Speaker 1: And as I mentioned before, in the nineteen fifties, william S.
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Speaker 1: Paley the chairman are he owned CBS. He would call
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Speaker 1: in Edward R. Murrow and tell him stop doing a story,
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Speaker 1: and they'd get no big fight, and he would just
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Speaker 1: order Murrow to stop doing it. This stuff always always
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Speaker 1: went on. It's a million times at Ben Bradley, the
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Speaker 1: Washington book. He would kill a story. That was it.
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Speaker 1: He was the boss. So pelly gone. He hasn't turned
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Speaker 1: up yet. Imagine he'll write a book or do something
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Speaker 1: or big exclusive MSNBC interview and spew his pompous nonsense.
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Speaker 1: So hey, Platner, he's still in the race. Let's see
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Speaker 1: what's today Wednesday. I just think he'll be gone by
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Speaker 1: Friday or Saturday. A. Platner is the guy, the Democrat
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Speaker 1: with the Nazi tattoo, with the incredible, awful, disgusting history
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Speaker 1: of skeletons in his clauset, cheating on his wife on
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Speaker 1: some weird hookup site, sexting away with ten women at once.
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Speaker 1: So far Democrats they're afraid to attack him. I know
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Speaker 1: to Schumer when he was asked over and over again
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Speaker 1: do you endorse him? And he said, we're gonna Susan
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Speaker 1: Collins is gonna Win're gonna lose. We're gonna get Susan
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Speaker 1: Collins out of. Yeah, but does that mean you endorse Platiner.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna get Susan Collins out of So you wouldn't
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Speaker 1: actually say it. The only guy that'll say it, the
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Speaker 1: only Democrat is Fatterman.
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Speaker 2: What kind of a creeper has been on a decade
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Speaker 2: on a platform like and send a dozen explicit kinds
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Speaker 2: of messages? And who knows what else.
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Speaker 3: Would it be better for Democrats if he was not
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Speaker 3: the candidate?
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Speaker 2: Here all I'm saying it's like, you know, when I
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Speaker 2: was growing up, if someone had a clear Nazi tattoo
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Speaker 2: on them, you probably could or conclude that there's a
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Speaker 2: Nazi sympathizer.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, go back a few years Democratic world. Remember Gary Hart.
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Speaker 1: He was like the Gavin Knwsom, the pretty boy who
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Speaker 1: was way out in the lead for the nomination. Turned
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Speaker 1: out he was cheating on his wife. Caught him with
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Speaker 1: a woman. Well that's it, had a drop out. The
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Speaker 1: next day press conference, he's crying at the dropout, cheating
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Speaker 1: on his way. This guy sexting and texting with six
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Speaker 1: women at once while he's married, admits to masturbating and
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Speaker 1: porta potties got a big Nazi Nazi tattoo on him.
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Speaker 1: No press conference, doesn't have to drop out. I still
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Speaker 1: think he'll be gone. Still think the powers that be
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Speaker 1: in democratic world will push him out by the end
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Speaker 1: of the week. Hey, so George Santos, remember he was
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Speaker 1: in prison and the president pardoned him. That got him
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Speaker 1: out of prison and turned his life around. Well, he's
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Speaker 1: back under indictment. Looks like the DOJ is going to
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Speaker 1: go after him. Apparently, you know those polymarket things, those
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Speaker 1: betting markets. Apparently Santos cooked up a scheme to make
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Speaker 1: a fortune in the polymarket. This one was Kaishi. It
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Speaker 1: was actually Kaishi, the gambling website. He can bet on anything,
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Speaker 1: so they bet on anything. Like George Santos got pardon
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Speaker 1: and the State of the Union is taking place. Will
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Speaker 1: he go to the State of the Union. Will he
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Speaker 1: be in the audience? You know, he's not really supposed
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Speaker 1: to be back. You're not supposed to be in Congress
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Speaker 1: if you've been expelled. But so he goes on television
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Speaker 1: and makes the whole speech. I will definitely be there.
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Speaker 1: I'll definitely be there. And people are betting and when
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Speaker 1: he'll be there or not. So he's I will absolutely
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Speaker 1: be there, and then he goes and makes the opposite
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Speaker 1: bet because he's not going to be there, so he
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Speaker 1: bets that he won't be He made a fortune by
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Speaker 1: this spet. But believe it or not, I didn't realize
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Speaker 1: that's actually illegal those gambling websites. It's considered insider trading.
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Speaker 1: Even though it's not the stock mart, it's a gambling side.
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Speaker 1: So but so he went on TV to try to
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Speaker 1: con everybody that he would be there. So all of
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Speaker 1: you here it is.
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Speaker 4: So it's all of you like freaking out, like, oh,
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Speaker 4: George Santos, you can go on the house floor. I
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Speaker 4: cannot go on the house floor when it's in session,
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Speaker 4: that is correct. But I can go on the house
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Speaker 4: floor when it's not in session. I've done some floor
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Speaker 4: tours and whatnot. But you guys forget, I'm going to
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Speaker 4: be in the gallery. I never said I was going
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Speaker 4: to be on the floor, or maybe I'm going to
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Speaker 4: be there for the State of the Union in the gallery. Guys,
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Speaker 4: just chill, trolls, chill, Okay. I just want to see
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Speaker 4: if you guys are going to be just as excited
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Speaker 4: about mon Lahmnica mac Iver and Sheila McCormick when they
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Speaker 4: get their asses.
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Speaker 1: Bye. But this was all a scheme because he was
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Speaker 1: acting in a bed against that and make a fortune.
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Speaker 1: So believe it or not, that's a crime. Department of
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Speaker 1: Justice now looking and charging him with insider trading. So
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Speaker 1: the president pardoner got him out of jail. If he
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Speaker 1: gets convicted on this, there's no pardon coming. There's absolutely
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Speaker 1: no pardon coming. So hey, we're talking about Jill Biden,
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Speaker 1: world's worst roleout ever of a book. It's embarrassing everybody,
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Speaker 1: making herself look like a fool, making it pretty obvious
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Speaker 1: that I mean the Joe. Biden's the first ex president
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Speaker 1: who can't make any money. Every ex president makes money,
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Speaker 1: even if you were great. You get a lot of
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Speaker 1: money for speeches, you get a lot of money for
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Speaker 1: a book, you get a lot of money for this
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Speaker 1: that big billionaires hire you to help them make deals.
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Speaker 1: That's what Clinton would go all over the world with
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Speaker 1: these billionaires getting paid a fortune to introduce them to
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Speaker 1: other world leaders. Biden can't make a penny, and he's
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Speaker 1: got a huge nut, huge overhead with the mansions, the
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Speaker 1: beach houses, the kids, the brothers, the grandkids. So Jill's
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Speaker 1: got Jill out there. You know, he had Hunter out
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Speaker 1: there trying to hustle up money, be the bag man.
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Speaker 1: Now he's got Jill out there, and she stinks at it.
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Speaker 1: It's really not working. They did an event at the
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Speaker 1: ninety second Street Y that's kind of a standard part
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Speaker 1: of a book tour, and usually it's you sit on
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Speaker 1: the stage and some prominent person interviews you, and it's
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Speaker 1: to sell books. So she's got Whoopee Goldberg to interview her,
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Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, towards the end, Joe Biden
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Speaker 1: comes out of the audience. Joe Biden walks right up
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Speaker 1: unto the stage, interrupts and tries to be funny, but he's,
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Speaker 1: you know, totally incoherent, doesn't know what the hell he's saying.
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Speaker 1: So it was supposed to be funny, but everybody said
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Speaker 1: it was the most cringe. Thing was just total cringe. Hey. Also,
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Speaker 1: remember that Whoopee Goldberg. You realize how dumb she is
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Speaker 1: when it comes to politics. Politically, she's so ignorant. You
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Speaker 1: remember there was that famous moment on the view when
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Speaker 1: Biden first became president, he had to appoint somebody to
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Speaker 1: be surge in general, and they were arguing who should
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Speaker 1: be surgeon general and whoopy Goldberg actually sat on the show.
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Speaker 1: You know who should be doctor Jill Biden. Doctor Jill
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Speaker 1: Biden's a great doctor, She's a brilliant doctor. Should a
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Speaker 1: point and then believe or not? It was joy Behart
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Speaker 1: on the other side, like, lean over and say she's
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Speaker 1: not a doctor, she's a teacher. She's got a doctorate
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Speaker 1: in education. She's an English teacher. So whoope, Goldberg quickly
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Speaker 1: changed the subject. He really doesn't know much about anything. Hey,
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Speaker 1: that Delaney Hall controversy. Delaney Hall is the iced detention center.
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Speaker 1: It's got a beautiful name. It just sounds like it's
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Speaker 1: on the campus of Yale, Delaney Hall.
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Speaker 5: And.
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Speaker 1: Everybody's at it. You know, they're eyesight screaming. The conditions
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Speaker 1: are the worst conditions ever in history. It's disgusting in
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Speaker 1: that well, it's not. There's official commissions and there's official
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Speaker 1: groups that investigate prisons. And here's Homeland Security secretary explaining
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Speaker 1: what kind of rating Delaney Hall got.
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Speaker 3: The State of New Jersey's health inspectors went in. They
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Speaker 3: didn't find one single violation. But if you compare it
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Speaker 3: to what the state prison system is, state priticism. They
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Speaker 3: had three prisons that are in deplorable conditions. Quote, that's
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Speaker 3: what the health inspector said.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, everything's phony, these protesters, it's all phony. It's all
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Speaker 1: just to try to embarrass Trump. They got prisons one
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Speaker 1: hundred times worse than Delaney Hall, and they're not going
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Speaker 1: to do a damn thing about it. And these protesters
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Speaker 1: will never ever go after those prisons. Delaney Halls, find
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Speaker 1: Tom Holman.
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Speaker 6: It's all a false premise. There was never a hunger strike.
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Speaker 6: The Congressman said, I peop aren't hunger strike.
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Speaker 7: No, they weren't.
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Speaker 6: They may not be eaten in the cafeteria, But what
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Speaker 6: I found out food from the commissary eating in their cells.
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Speaker 6: So there's there wasn't an abuse, there's it's not inhuman conditions.
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Speaker 6: I went to the entire facility. I ate the same
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Speaker 6: meal they ate. That facility is well run.
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Speaker 1: All right, Tom Holman ate the food. All right. He's
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Speaker 1: not exactly the greatest gourmet in history, but it was
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Speaker 1: fine for Tom Holman.
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Speaker 6: And the governor keeps saying she's gonna keep raising hell
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Speaker 6: at that facility shut down.
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Speaker 1: Well, I got news for the governor.
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Speaker 6: That facility isn't going anywhere. We're going to enforce the law.
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Speaker 6: We're going to detain people, and we're removed people. Mat fact,
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Speaker 6: a lot of the people in that facility we couldn't
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Speaker 6: release because they're mandatory detained by federal statue.
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Speaker 1: Oh I never heard Tom Holman get that excited. But prison.
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Speaker 1: But they'll keep protesting. It's funded heavily funded by crazy
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Speaker 1: uh left wing sorrows types. So Iran, well, the talks
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Speaker 1: continues slowly. There was a little action yesterday. There a
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Speaker 1: little action every day. Iran was sending some drones up.
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Speaker 1: We quickly shot them down and launched at least five missiles,
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Speaker 1: but they failed to hit their targets in neighboring countries.
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Speaker 1: Two fell short or splintered mid air, while the other
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Speaker 1: three were intercepted by the US and shot down sent coom.
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Speaker 1: That's US also shot down three one way attack drones
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Speaker 1: that Iranian forces fired, So they still got some drones,
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Speaker 1: they still got some missiles, but we keep shooting them down,
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Speaker 1: so they're getting absolutely nowhere with that stuff. Hey, Bernie
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Speaker 1: Sanders on the warp, give you I'll give Bernie Sanders
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Speaker 1: credit for one thing, he sometimes can be ahead of
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Speaker 1: the curve. Everybody's worried about AI. It's getting out of
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Speaker 1: control too much. AI is going to put people out
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Speaker 1: of work. Sanders has been on that kick for about
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Speaker 1: ten years. He was on AI before anybody, but he's
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Speaker 1: back on it now. This is a big issue. Stop
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Speaker 1: this AI.
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Speaker 7: Why is there not massive discussion about the impact of AI?
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Speaker 7: For example, all right, who is pushing AI right now?
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Speaker 7: Who's pushing AI?
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Speaker 1: In Rebus?
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Speaker 7: Just guys in the world, Musk, Bezos, Ellison, Zuckerberg. What
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Speaker 7: do you think they want? Do you think the studying
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Speaker 7: up Night's worrying about your family?
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Speaker 1: I doubt it.
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Speaker 7: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: The problem is you could you could try to stop
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Speaker 1: all this AI and shut The problem is China and
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Speaker 1: the US are in a race on AI. China is
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Speaker 1: trying to beat us in AI. If we shut down
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Speaker 1: AI or slow down AI, China gets way ahead of
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Speaker 1: us AI. Y we're gonna have a big, big, huge
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Speaker 1: problem now. When it came to the Internet, the computers,
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Speaker 1: we got ahead of everybody way back when, and we're
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Speaker 1: still totally dominant. You go anywhere in the world, it's Dell,
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Speaker 1: it's Apple, it's it's not Chinese computer. But when it
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Speaker 1: comes to AI, we're in the lead right now. We
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Speaker 1: got to stay in the lead. We can't let them
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Speaker 1: get ahead of us. So that's the real problem. We'll
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Speaker 1: take some calls. Next. Eight hundred three two one zero
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Speaker 1: seven ten is the number eight hundred three two one
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Speaker 1: zero seven.
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Speaker 5: Ten on sevent ten WR he's more of the Marximo show.
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Speaker 1: Well, CBS News president Barry Weiss putting out a statement
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Speaker 1: he praised Scott Pelly for all the fine work he's done,
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Speaker 1: but said his ridiculous behavior, the behavior was unacceptable, and
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Speaker 1: she said it was the path he chose. He basically
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Speaker 1: committed career suicide. So then Pelly, Scott Pelly put out
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Speaker 1: this ridiculous statement about you know, I was in combat
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Speaker 1: and Iran. I was in combat in Afghanistan. I was
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Speaker 1: in combat in Iraq. He's being ridiculed all over the
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Speaker 1: place online. He's just being ridiculed like crazy for that statement.
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Speaker 1: He apparently went to Afghanistan in Iraq for two seconds
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Speaker 1: to do a report. People online pointing out carrying a
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Speaker 1: notebook and a camera is not being in combat, and
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Speaker 1: it's a bit of a lie. So here's one guy
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Speaker 1: calls him, what is this? He's a low rent Brian Williams.
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Speaker 1: All right, that's a good way to put it. Let's
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Speaker 1: go to Anthony in Edison. Anthony, how you doing.
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Speaker 8: Hey, Mark? Great job as usual. I just wanted to
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Speaker 8: ask you real quick and the midst of all or
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Speaker 8: the other distractions. Hopefully we're still adding on too and
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Speaker 8: building more of the Southern Wall.
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Speaker 6: Uh.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. I mean we have been building wall. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I guess they're probably continuing with it, but there's no
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Speaker 1: urgency right now because apparently all border crossing has stopped.
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Speaker 1: They do get the news in Mexico and every place
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Speaker 1: else and they see how we're treating illegals and how
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Speaker 1: we're locking them up and deporting them. So there's no
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Speaker 1: border crossing at the moment. It's completely completely stopped. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: but we should build that wall for the in case
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Speaker 1: the Democrats ever get back in, but you know they
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Speaker 1: can easily tear it down. Let's go to Bob in Montville. Bob,
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Speaker 1: how you doing. I'm doing good?
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Speaker 9: Mark, Thanks for taking my call. You know, when Burn
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Speaker 9: Sanders and any Democrat or anybody opened their mouth about
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Speaker 9: there should be discussions on AI and why haven't they been?
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Speaker 9: Do we remember who the former czar was, the Ai Harris?
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, the real genius.
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Speaker 8: How did that go?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, real tech a genius that Yeah, I forgot about that.
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Speaker 1: That's a good point. Let's go to Don in New
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Speaker 1: York City. Don. How you doing?
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Speaker 8: Yeah? Hellot, Mark? I think I know who you were
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Speaker 8: talking about. W W A M.
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Speaker 1: Say the first initial. You got it?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, you got him to a fight with Chips and
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Speaker 8: Paula I believe.
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Speaker 1: Oh well there were a number of fistfights. That was
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Speaker 1: one famous one.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay.
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Speaker 1: All right, thanks for calling. Let's go to U Joe
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Speaker 1: in Elmwood Park. Joe, how you doing?
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Speaker 8: Good morning? Mark.
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Speaker 10: Two things I caught Nick Shirley onfl last night. And
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Speaker 10: do you think Jack Chittarelli would be protesting in front
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Speaker 10: of Delaney holl or be helping us out with with
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Speaker 10: our taxes and our utility bills and stuff like that.
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 1: You know that, Jack, You got to give up on that.
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Speaker 1: Jack Chitarell a nice guy, but he's never gonna win anything.
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Speaker 1: We got this nit with now, yeah, he's got this. Well,
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Speaker 1: one reason is because Jack Chittarelly, you gotta get You
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Speaker 1: got to get better candidates. Forget that Chitterell. Nice guy,
19:25
Speaker 1: but he's not going to ever get elected to anything. Uh,
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Speaker 1: you got to get better candidates. Hey, we should talk.
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Speaker 1: We got the worst Republican party in the New York State.
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Speaker 1: We don't even have a Republican party. I mean it's
19:38
Speaker 1: something called that, but they don't actually do anything. They
19:40
Speaker 1: don't come up with anything. Uh, they didn't come up
19:44
Speaker 1: with Bruce Blakeman. Bruce Blakeman came up with Bruce Blakeman.
19:47
Speaker 1: And you know, you go to the Nassau County Republican Party.
19:50
Speaker 1: That's Joe Cairo. That's strong boy. That's why they win
19:53
Speaker 1: in Nassau. Kind of got a strong Republican party. We
19:56
Speaker 1: need one in uh, New York State, we don't have one.
19:59
Speaker 1: And for some reason, they national Republican stuff the RNC.
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Speaker 1: They don't come in here and do anything to build
20:05
Speaker 1: a real Republican party here. I guess they just kind
20:08
Speaker 1: of right off New York. Let's go to lou and
20:10
Speaker 1: Queens Lou.
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Speaker 8: How you doing, Hey, Mark, good speaking to you. I
20:15
Speaker 8: you know, in and out of the hospital.
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Speaker 1: So really the matter, what's wrong with you?
20:21
Speaker 8: I'm serious stuff. No, I'm sorry, but nobody's brought up
20:25
Speaker 8: the disaster that the car manufacturers that jumped in with
20:30
Speaker 8: both feet making EV vehicles and now we're taking a
20:34
Speaker 8: seventy billion dollar loss along with changing their marketing plans, manufacturing,
20:41
Speaker 8: and the jobs at a loss as a result of
20:43
Speaker 8: them having to switch back to the more sensible hybrids
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Speaker 8: and gasoline injury.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Good point.
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Speaker 8: Somebody's talking about what a disaster is.
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Speaker 1: It's costing everybody of fortune. Good point. Well, thanks for
20:55
Speaker 1: I want you to feel better, good luck. I hope
20:57
Speaker 1: everything works out. Thanks for calling. Yet, you know, so
21:00
Speaker 1: if your insurance, your car insurance went way up over
21:03
Speaker 1: the last few years. When you get that car insurance field, O,
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Speaker 1: why is that so much because of the evs. I
21:09
Speaker 1: know you don't drive an EV. It doesn't matter. Electric
21:13
Speaker 1: vehicles cost a fortune to fix. So the insurance companies
21:17
Speaker 1: when they have to fix an electric field, that's a fortune.
21:20
Speaker 1: So to cover that, they had to raise everybody's insurance cost.
21:24
Speaker 1: You know, you're getting a little fender bender and it
21:26
Speaker 1: screws up your fender and then you know, over the
21:28
Speaker 1: front of the car you find out, wow, three thousand
21:30
Speaker 1: dollars to fix it. It's crazy, but if it's an
21:33
Speaker 1: electric vehicle, it's like thirty thousand to fix it. It
21:36
Speaker 1: costs a fortune to fix these electric cars. So to
21:39
Speaker 1: cover that, insurance companies had to raise the price of
21:42
Speaker 1: everybody's car insurance everybody. And he's right, the car manufacturers
21:48
Speaker 1: took like a seventy billion dollar loss on these evs.
21:52
Speaker 1: I'm going to raise the price of all the cars
21:53
Speaker 1: to pay that off, so that green scheme has risen
21:57
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22:41
Speaker 1: And Coulter, how you doing fantastic?
22:44
Speaker 5: Well? How about that California race? Mark Simone, Well, what.
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Speaker 1: Do you think Hilton got more votes than anybody? But
22:51
Speaker 1: if you can bind all the Democrats, it's more than Hilton.
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Speaker 1: I don't know can he win a statewide as well.
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Speaker 5: I was considering how pressed I was going into the
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Speaker 5: election yesterday. I just thought, it's California. There's no hope
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Speaker 5: to have Hilton and Pratt both at least at this point.
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Speaker 5: I mean, they've only counted fifty six sixty percent of
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Speaker 5: the vote. It will be, as Nate Silver keeps pointing out,
23:16
Speaker 5: this is absurd in a first world country that it
23:18
Speaker 5: will take two weeks for them to tell us who
23:20
Speaker 5: won the election in California. No, exactly right. I think
23:28
Speaker 5: Pratt's second place finish is fear enough above that ridiculous
23:34
Speaker 5: Indian City councilwoman, and she is utterly ridiculous that I
23:39
Speaker 5: think that is too big to steal. Well, except it's.
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Speaker 8: California, exactly.
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Speaker 5: These are California Democrats, Hilton. I mean, I'm thrilled. I'm
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Speaker 5: so excited. It'll be suspicious, and so many people are
23:53
Speaker 5: watching this race. And then yeah, we have the general election,
23:58
Speaker 5: so I'll probably be on that day to anticipating the worst.
24:03
Speaker 5: But it's way more possible now than it was yesterday
24:07
Speaker 5: that a Republican could become the governor, and a Republican
24:10
Speaker 5: become the mayor of New York. I've been surprised looking
24:13
Speaker 5: at this and knowing people from the industry in La,
24:18
Speaker 5: how many people who would never have supported a Republican
24:23
Speaker 5: are supporting Spencer Pratt. And not just because his campaign
24:28
Speaker 5: has been fabulous, which it has been. All those videos
24:32
Speaker 5: online are spectacular. But La, I mean, it's the most
24:38
Speaker 5: beautiful city in the world, in the most beautiful state
24:42
Speaker 5: in the world. Only Democrats could wreck this and it's
24:46
Speaker 5: unbelievable what Democrats have done to that town.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but is this one of those Every so often
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Speaker 1: there's a race where the polls aren't even measuring it
24:54
Speaker 1: because people in a certain city they're so upset, they're
24:57
Speaker 1: so afraid to go out there after the place down
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Speaker 1: the other halfs of war zone that they're lying to
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Speaker 1: the posters they're actually going to go pull a lever
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Speaker 1: for Pratt. You think that's the case, I hope.
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Speaker 5: So the problem in California is not only that you
25:13
Speaker 5: have the problem of lots of people who are dumb
25:21
Speaker 5: but think they're smart. I mean way more than you
25:24
Speaker 5: have in a place like New York. But it's the
25:28
Speaker 5: public sector unions, which, by the way, should never ever,
25:32
Speaker 5: government workers should never be allowed to unionize. It's absurd,
25:35
Speaker 5: it doesn't make any sense. The whole point of a
25:37
Speaker 5: union is it's, you know, the workers against the capitalist lackeys,
25:42
Speaker 5: and the boss is trying to drive down your wages
25:45
Speaker 5: and make you work harder, work harder, and the workers
25:49
Speaker 5: don't have any bargaining power unless oh, we all get
25:51
Speaker 5: together and we're going to go on strike unless you
25:53
Speaker 5: increase our wages. Okay, that's the idea of a union.
25:58
Speaker 5: In the case of government unions, the boss they are
26:02
Speaker 5: the ones who will elect their bosses. They go out
26:05
Speaker 5: and vote for the Democrats so they can keep working
26:08
Speaker 5: less and less and less and keep making more and
26:11
Speaker 5: more and more. I don't know if you saw this
26:13
Speaker 5: last night. I tweeted it something like ten ten California
26:17
Speaker 5: government officials make about as much as the low man
26:22
Speaker 5: on the totem pole playing for the LA Dodgers, like
26:28
Speaker 5: ten state employees making half a million dollars a year
26:34
Speaker 5: for generally no show jobs can't be fired, get all
26:38
Speaker 5: federal vacations off, lots of sick days, and well, I
26:46
Speaker 5: mean simply not being able to be fired is a
26:48
Speaker 5: pretty big advantage that in the real world you take
26:52
Speaker 5: less money for that level of job security. No, not
26:56
Speaker 5: in the government you get everything, get everything, You're paid
27:00
Speaker 5: more than people in private sector.
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Speaker 1: Hey, let's talk about Scott Pelly. This guy sanctimonious, pompous, asked,
27:10
Speaker 1: is he is? These fake news guys, these left wing media,
27:15
Speaker 1: the self importance that they I mean, they're setting world
27:18
Speaker 1: records for it. Will they ever see reality?
27:23
Speaker 5: Belly is among the worst. I'm I'm a little disappointed
27:28
Speaker 5: in Barry Wise for not just coming straight in and
27:31
Speaker 5: firing him. But in a way, this is this is
27:34
Speaker 5: more fun watching his sanctimonious exit. But no, every he is,
27:39
Speaker 5: his politics are finger to the wind. What does the
27:43
Speaker 5: Democratic Party want me to say? What's my position now?
27:46
Speaker 5: I mean, you have some great tweets going out of
27:48
Speaker 5: him taking so seriously the preposterous Russia investigation utterly, completely preposterous.
27:56
Speaker 5: I mean a lot of frauds the MSM have pushed
28:00
Speaker 5: on us over the years seem at least initially plausible.
28:05
Speaker 5: Maybe it's true. Oh gosh, I hope it's not. This
28:08
Speaker 5: Republican said something. Turns out it's it's completely, you know,
28:14
Speaker 5: ripped apart a joke or something. But this from the outset,
28:18
Speaker 5: from the very concept of it, is this utterly disorganized
28:24
Speaker 5: Trump campaign in twenty sixteen. Well, he's this master strategist
28:30
Speaker 5: conspiring with the Putin and Russia. It was just so
28:36
Speaker 5: utterly mad from the beginning. And of course now we
28:38
Speaker 5: all know that it was being pushed by Andrew Weisman,
28:41
Speaker 5: with that poor dementia patient running the Russia investigation as
28:46
Speaker 5: the frontman puppet Robert Muller. So for him to be
28:50
Speaker 5: being so sumber and serious about the possibility that Trump
28:54
Speaker 5: was a threat to national security, direct threat. I have
28:58
Speaker 5: some about Pelly. He's he's been. He's been my own
29:03
Speaker 5: target for his ridiculousness. One time, I forget what the
29:08
Speaker 5: you know, they're constantly calling Trump a liar, a felon,
29:11
Speaker 5: who knows what the issue was, But but he came
29:13
Speaker 5: out and called the president a felon. It was so great.
29:19
Speaker 5: Was the rest of the media just exploded in admiration
29:24
Speaker 5: for him. Whoa, he's he's tred ground where no one
29:29
Speaker 5: else has gone. And then you know, you do a
29:31
Speaker 5: quick next to search. Everybody's called him a felon.
29:33
Speaker 1: Yes, but uh, to go into the new boss and
29:37
Speaker 1: scream at him like a mania can call him every
29:40
Speaker 1: name in the world. What goes through his head? Is
29:42
Speaker 1: he thinking they can't fire me? I'm Scott Pelley? Is
29:45
Speaker 1: that what he was thinking?
29:47
Speaker 5: I suspect not quite that. But I'm going to go out.
29:52
Speaker 5: Probably figured that writing was on the wall anyway. But
29:55
Speaker 5: I'm going to go out in a blaze of glory. Oh,
29:57
Speaker 5: the media will love me for this, be interviewed all over.
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Speaker 5: I'll be written up admiringly in the New York Times.
30:04
Speaker 5: Think of what my obituary will read. I think that
30:06
Speaker 5: has a lot more media still has a lot of power.
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Speaker 1: That's interesting. So where will he turn up? I know
30:15
Speaker 1: he'll do an interview CNN, Rachel Maddaw. Where will he
30:19
Speaker 1: eventually wind up?
30:22
Speaker 5: Maybe he could take Stephen Colbert's spot or about his
30:25
Speaker 5: funny So yeah, but I will tell you there's he will.
30:30
Speaker 5: He'll be teaching it, like you know, Harvard Kennedy School
30:33
Speaker 5: or Columbia Journalism School. Liberals, you cannot go poor in
30:38
Speaker 5: America as a liberal. It simply is not possible. I
30:42
Speaker 5: did this as one of my five stories. You might
30:44
Speaker 5: have missed a couple of weeks ago, I came upon,
30:48
Speaker 5: sort of by accident, the lawyer for Meta who was
30:54
Speaker 5: approving all of the censorship that the Biden administration was
31:00
Speaker 5: pushing on Facebook. Uh it was Facebook. He was Facebook,
31:05
Speaker 5: not Twitter. But one of the major the social media giants,
31:08
Speaker 5: there are only three or four of them, was this
31:12
Speaker 5: was this girl lawyer. And you know, she's overseeing everything.
31:15
Speaker 5: She's head legal censor at Meta, and she's now teaching
31:22
Speaker 5: at Harvard Law School. That's fantastic. Get somebody who hasn't
31:29
Speaker 5: read the First Amendment. Let's have her teach. You can't
31:33
Speaker 5: go poor in America as a liberal.
31:36
Speaker 1: Hey, so Pelly was always screaming like that the commencement
31:38
Speaker 1: speech or even today about the liberal We're being censored,
31:43
Speaker 1: We're being silenced. You're right. Where was the liberal ever silenced?
31:47
Speaker 1: When did this ever happen? Anywhere?
31:49
Speaker 5: Would they consider anyone giving them a dyspeptic look a
31:54
Speaker 5: form of censorship for actually banning people throw them off Twitter? Facebook?
32:01
Speaker 5: I mean, I've used the example before. I just saw
32:04
Speaker 5: a video of me going around talking about it many
32:07
Speaker 5: many years ago, but even before Elon took over Twitter.
32:11
Speaker 5: But it's it's really just studying. Milonanopolis and Gavin McGinnis,
32:15
Speaker 5: whatever you think of them, were wildly popular on YouTube
32:21
Speaker 5: and Facebook. Myla was making hundreds of thousands of dollars
32:26
Speaker 5: a months. Gavin McGinnis had the most viewed video on YouTube.
32:31
Speaker 5: It was a funny sketch of him how to fight
32:33
Speaker 5: a baby. Probably half the people listening right now have
32:36
Speaker 5: seen it because it was hilarious. And in Gavin's case,
32:41
Speaker 5: for having absolutely nothing to do with Charlottesville. Remember Charlottesville,
32:46
Speaker 5: that was grounds for just a mass purge of Conservatis.
32:49
Speaker 5: He had nothing to do with it. He was up
32:52
Speaker 5: in in in his you know, suburban home outside of
32:55
Speaker 5: New York with his family. He read about Charlottesville the
32:58
Speaker 5: same way the rest of us. But he was head
33:00
Speaker 5: of the Proud Boys. He gets thrown off YouTube and
33:04
Speaker 5: all social media, on Twitter and all of them. Milo,
33:07
Speaker 5: who knows what it was. He was always saying outrageous things.
33:10
Speaker 5: That's why so many people watched him. He was funny, uh,
33:13
Speaker 5: and he just became persona non grata. See it's Drudge
33:19
Speaker 5: about this at the time, because I said this, Drudge
33:22
Speaker 5: is a complete disaster. This is they've they've completely muzzled
33:27
Speaker 5: these two. Very popular pretty much, I guess right wing,
33:34
Speaker 5: but very popular and especially with young kids, young young boys.
33:40
Speaker 5: My friends, of my kids, of my friends eleven years old,
33:44
Speaker 5: they loved my Loow, they loved Gavin just wiped away,
33:48
Speaker 5: and Drudge said, oh no, no, he's bigger than ever
33:50
Speaker 5: because he was making headlines for being thrown off every place.
33:53
Speaker 5: So you get one day of press or hell, you've
33:56
Speaker 5: been thrown off, and then you're gone. You've just been disappeared.
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