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Hour 3: Sanctions in Iran. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: Here's more Mark Simone on seven to ten wr.
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Speaker 2: Hey it's our number three. Oh good, yeah, it's a
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Speaker 2: three hour show. Now this today. A little later, Scott
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Speaker 2: Besstt will announce steps being taken against Iran to once
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Speaker 2: and for all put them out of business. The economy
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Speaker 2: in a shambles over there. We have completely shut down
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Speaker 2: all revenue coming into Iran. And final step will be well,
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Speaker 2: the next step. It might not be the final step,
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Speaker 2: but hopefully this will be all that's necessary. Bessett will
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Speaker 2: announce in toughest economic sanctions ever on a country. He's
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Speaker 2: calling it the Economic Offensive, and he'll announce that later today.
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Speaker 2: Things are looking really bad in te Iran. Even the
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Speaker 2: New York Post, which is often very critical of Donald Trump, said,
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Speaker 2: clearly he's winning this. They are completely crippled economically. I
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Speaker 2: know you watch TV and there's the Supreme Commander Iranian
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Speaker 2: this and that, and he's got medals and epaulets and
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Speaker 2: a hat. But he's working out of a cave and
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Speaker 2: they're completely broke, completely cut off. Their economies in total collapse.
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Speaker 2: There is absolutely no oil flowing for them. We're using
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Speaker 2: the straight of horn mooves. We've got oil flowing on
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Speaker 2: the southern corridor, but their northern corridor. Iran unable to
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Speaker 2: use it at all. Its largest trading partner, the UAE,
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Speaker 2: has cut them off from all transactions. Dubai, which was
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Speaker 2: a key to helping Tehran evade sanctions through the years,
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Speaker 2: has now cut them off. Iranian inflations at ninety percent.
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Speaker 2: So it's pretty bad. It's looking pretty grim. So we'll
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Speaker 2: hear what these sanctions are a little later today, and
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Speaker 2: then some think Iran can't last another couple of weeks
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Speaker 2: with this economic economic damage. Prince Harry will get to
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Speaker 2: Prince Harry and the Megan Markele coming up. They're leaving,
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Speaker 2: thank god. Hear the story on the news of pot
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Speaker 2: seventeen percent smoking weed, smoking pot seventeen percent of America. Now,
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Speaker 2: from what I hear, Mom, Donnie has gone over the
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Speaker 2: top with the pot use. Apparently this is like his
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Speaker 2: main activity. Now, remember that happened with Deblasio, where it
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Speaker 2: didn't see much at the Blasio at night. You never
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Speaker 2: su you know, normally, when you're the Mayor of New York,
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Speaker 2: when you're Giuliani, when you're at Kach, when you're Bloomberg.
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Speaker 2: Every night you're out as mayor. You're running around to
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Speaker 2: every event. You're at the charity galla to shake hands,
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Speaker 2: You're at this other event, you're at a ribbon. You're
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Speaker 2: just running around doing events. Every night, you're at Yankee Stadium.
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Speaker 2: You're here, you're there. You're just a big part of
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Speaker 2: New York and every night there's a bunch of very
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Speaker 2: important events, and you're there. Nobody, nobody ever saw the
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Speaker 2: Blaseo at anything. Nothing ever. Ever, he was behind the
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Speaker 2: walls of Gracie Mansion. Remember he had the walls made higher,
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Speaker 2: you know, the eight foot wall became a sixteen foot
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Speaker 2: wall because you didn't want you to see what was
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Speaker 2: going on in there. But you could see the smoke,
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Speaker 2: and you could you could smell that pot in the
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Speaker 2: air coming there. And then a lot of people are
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Speaker 2: on his police detail started to complain that when they
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Speaker 2: left him, their clothes smelled like pot. So we're getting
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Speaker 2: the same reports now about Mom Donnie. Apparently that's going on.
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Speaker 2: But that's good. Let the guy gets nothing done now.
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Speaker 2: Let him just get stoned into absolutely nothing. The BQE
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Speaker 2: the part that the city owns or runs, the bque
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Speaker 2: The Brooklyn Queen's expressly looks like it's in total disrepair.
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Speaker 2: They showed video where you could see it's coming apart,
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Speaker 2: it's cracking the concrete. The whole gotta be fixed. So
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Speaker 2: Mom Donnie announced it'll be fixed. He's good. They're gonna
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Speaker 2: fix it. He's a plan to fix it. They're going
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Speaker 2: to start in twenty thirty. That's four years for now.
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Speaker 2: They're going to start in four years. He predicts the
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Speaker 2: construction will take ten years, so that's twenty forty. Now again,
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Speaker 2: this is Mom Donnie. The guy's just a kid. He's
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Speaker 2: thirty two years old. He's never had a job in
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Speaker 2: his life, never had a job, never worked. So they'll
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Speaker 2: start in twenty thirty. You know, it's like, you know,
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Speaker 2: if the road at Trump's golf course in Bedminster had
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Speaker 2: problems it was all cracked, that would be fixed by
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Speaker 2: five o'clock today, by five o'clock they'd have it all fixed.
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Speaker 2: But this is construction on This will start in twenty thirty.
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Speaker 2: In four years, they'll start. You see the Grand Prix
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Speaker 2: yesterday in Washington, DC. The President was there. It was
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Speaker 2: it's not Formula one. This is actually Indy car. You
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Speaker 2: got NASCAR, which is like stock cars and then real
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Speaker 2: racing cars. It's like Indy Car, which is like in
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Speaker 2: the middle, like the Indianapolis five hundred. And then you
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Speaker 2: got the Formula one that's like the highest and the
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Speaker 2: fancy race cars. But this was Indy Car. It was
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Speaker 2: all around the streets of Washington, d C. President Trump
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Speaker 2: waved the green flag. Apparently it drove the left nuts,
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Speaker 2: the left wing cooks, the climate change people, they went
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Speaker 2: nuts because you remember, these are indie racing cars. They
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Speaker 2: burned more fuel in two seconds than most cars burn
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Speaker 2: in a year. I mean, they go through twenty tanks
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Speaker 2: of gas in a race. And President Trump's waving a
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Speaker 2: green flag. It drove them nuts. This guy was he
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Speaker 2: the winner? Kirkwood.
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Speaker 3: It will only be one winner of the Freedom to fifty.
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Speaker 4: And how fits a.
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Speaker 5: That is Kyle as a sectary of transportation waves a.
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Speaker 2: Check at flag.
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Speaker 5: Kyle Kirkwood wins an American on the top step of
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Speaker 5: the podium at the Freedom to fifteen.
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Speaker 2: Yes, see, that gets liberals very upset. The real left wing,
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Speaker 2: the climate change. They like the way the electric car sounds.
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Speaker 2: It sounds like this. That's the that makes they don't like.
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Speaker 6: The man of the Freedom to fifty.
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Speaker 2: That sound that is Kyle. That sound upsets them. So
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Speaker 2: is this President Trump? I mean no, this is this
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Speaker 2: is Kirkwood. This is Kirkwood himself.
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Speaker 4: I mean it.
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Speaker 5: Hasn't really settled in yet. Right, Like I won the race,
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Speaker 5: I get out of the car, I see President Trump
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Speaker 5: sitting there cheering me on as a proud American.
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Speaker 6: That's a.
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Speaker 2: That's a that's a pretty big deal to have the
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Speaker 2: president cheering you on.
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Speaker 5: Nothing else like it.
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Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, it's pretty amazing. But these climate change lefties.
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Speaker 2: You know the other thing in Callifornia, they're trying to
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Speaker 2: ban tires. Now, that's the way. They don't want anybody
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Speaker 2: driving a car anymore. So they're trying to pass some
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Speaker 2: crazy law that'll outlaw like seventy five percent of the
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Speaker 2: tires sold, which means you won't be able to get
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Speaker 2: tires for your car. So when they see a Formula
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Speaker 2: one or when they see Indy car, I drive them crazy.
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Speaker 2: You know, these guys in one race, they'll use like
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Speaker 2: twenty sets of tires. You know, they pull into the
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Speaker 2: pit stop every twenty minutes, have the tires changed. And
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Speaker 2: those are big, enormous tires, and they just wear them
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Speaker 2: down to nothing, so they have to change the tires
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Speaker 2: and the old tires are thrown out. So you never
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Speaker 2: see this at you know, when you're watching IndyCar and NASCAR.
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Speaker 2: But at the end of the day, massive trucks have
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Speaker 2: to come and pick up three hundred used tires or
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Speaker 2: more than that, seven hundred used tires and throw them out.
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Speaker 2: This drives the left crazy, not to mention all that
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Speaker 2: gas they keep keep burning. But it was beautiful to watch,
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Speaker 2: very picturesque Long Island. You good news. You got Bruce
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Speaker 2: Blakeman as your county executive in Nassau County, and there
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Speaker 2: was a terrible damage from that storm, the tornado that
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Speaker 2: hit the Atlantic Beach Club there. You know, he lives there,
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Speaker 2: He lives right near there, so he's on top of it.
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Speaker 2: They're getting that fixed luckily nobody hurt and taking care
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Speaker 2: of that, putting everything back together. That's good news.
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Speaker 7: Hey.
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Speaker 2: The other mom Donnie crazy thing is this crazy mom
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Speaker 2: Donnie is teaming up with the DSA, these Democratic Socialists
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Speaker 2: and the Teamsters and they're trying to keep Amazon out
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Speaker 2: of New York. You know, Amazon wanted to build some
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Speaker 2: facilities here. Well, why would you do that? Well, because
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Speaker 2: they use. They hire local delivery firms. They don't bring
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Speaker 2: in their own guys. So Amazon uses about forty small
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Speaker 2: businesses to do the delivery on the ground. Well, what's
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Speaker 2: wrong with this? That sounds great. They come in, they
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Speaker 2: hire forty local delivery companies, they build big warehouses here.
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Speaker 2: The warehouse is not like a data center. Warehouses quiet nice.
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Speaker 2: So why would you be against this? You know this
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Speaker 2: Amazon stuff is like ten thousand jobs in New York.
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Speaker 2: Well it's Mamdani, the DSA, Democratic Socialists and the Teamsters. Well,
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Speaker 2: apparently the problem is these are small businesses, these delivery companies,
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Speaker 2: and they're not union. So just because they're not union,
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Speaker 2: but these small businesses, delivery businesses, they seem fine with it.
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Speaker 2: But because of that, they're going to give Amazon a
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Speaker 2: hard time and basically chase them out of the city.
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Speaker 2: So Amazon is already talking about moving all operations to
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Speaker 2: New Jersey. That would cost New York about ten thousand jobs.
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Speaker 2: And by the way, those jobs impact minorities the most.
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Speaker 2: You'd think that's something that I'm Donnie and the DSA
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Speaker 2: would care about, but they're being led around by these unions.
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Speaker 2: In fact, they're talking about they're trying to get the
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Speaker 2: city council to pass a law that Amazon can't use
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Speaker 2: subcontractors in the city for delivery. Again. That would cause
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Speaker 2: them to move to New Jersey. You know the great
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Speaker 2: thing if you're in New York City, if you're in
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Speaker 2: the middle of Manhattan, you order some on Amazon, you
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Speaker 2: get it the next day. If you're in the suburbs,
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Speaker 2: you know, you're lucky. If you it might be two days,
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Speaker 2: three days from city always next day. That could change
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Speaker 2: if Mom Donnie gets away with this crap. You know,
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Speaker 2: the city council. You got Julie men in the City
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Speaker 2: council speaker. She's a pretty common sense, middle of the
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Speaker 2: road type, but you got crazies on the city council,
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Speaker 2: so she's got to stop this. They're proposing all kinds
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Speaker 2: of stupid things. They're backing dozens of ridiculous bills. There's
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Speaker 2: one that would abolish the NYPD gang database, which you
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Speaker 2: really need. You know, if they arrest somebody, they got
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Speaker 2: a database of the gangs. They can check right away
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Speaker 2: see if this is a gang member. City council proposing
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Speaker 2: to get rid of that so they can't fight the
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Speaker 2: gangs and the gang members as much. There's also one bill,
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Speaker 2: a set of thirty dollars minimum wage that would put
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Speaker 2: a lot of businesses out of business. You can't pay
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Speaker 2: thirty dollars minimum wage. There's another one would give pet
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Speaker 2: owners sicklyleave if their dogs are ill. I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I mean, that sounds pretty stupid. But if you got
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Speaker 2: a dog and you'll love your dog, and your dog
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Speaker 2: is sick and you want to be home with it,
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Speaker 2: but it's still it's it's ridiculous. So hopefully they got
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Speaker 2: to stop all these crazy bills. Hey, Jared Kushner the
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Speaker 2: President's chief negotiator. I don't know what this Jared Kushner does.
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Speaker 2: He look like a chief negotiator. Do you ever hear
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Speaker 2: him talk? I mean, I can't picture him talking to
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Speaker 2: terrorist Iranians, but listen to President knows more about that
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Speaker 2: stuff than I do. Negotiating he got Jared doing it.
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Speaker 2: He met with Hakim Jeffries late last week. Jared Kushner
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Speaker 2: met with Hakim Jeffries to negotiate. I guess they're thinking,
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Speaker 2: what happens if the Democrats win, Jeffries will become the
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Speaker 2: Speaker of the House. That's a frightening thought. A mutual
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Speaker 2: friend that both of them arranged a private space in
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Speaker 2: New York City. That means they did it in somebody's apartment.
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Speaker 2: They got together, the two of them, and talked. They
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Speaker 2: were trying to find common ground and they discussed certain
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Speaker 2: things that the Trump Republicans and the Hakeem Jeffrey left
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Speaker 2: wing could agree on. One was housing, one was immigration
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Speaker 2: and high costs of the living. Now why would they
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Speaker 2: do this, Well, it could be that they're just being cautious.
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Speaker 2: You know, Trump realizing he could lose the midterms. It
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Speaker 2: doesn't look bad for him in the polling right now,
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Speaker 2: but who knows what polling they got. So in case
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Speaker 2: the Democrats take office, they want to get along better
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Speaker 2: with Jeffries because he would be in you know, it
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Speaker 2: could be impeachment every week. Every week, they'd be trying
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Speaker 2: to impeach the president over something or cut him off
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Speaker 2: from all funding. So that's why they're reaching out to
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Speaker 2: Hakeem Jeffries. Makes sense for the Trump people, But Jeffery's
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Speaker 2: getting a lot of flack from the crazy left. They're
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Speaker 2: all upset now. They're mad at Hakim Jefferies for taking
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Speaker 2: the meeting. He will not say that he met with him,
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Speaker 2: but it is confirmed by multiple sources. Also says the
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Speaker 2: two men have stayed in touch through the years. You
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Speaker 2: got to remember Jared Kushner was in the Trump White
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Speaker 2: House in the first term, way back when he was
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Speaker 2: in the first term, and Jeffries was in Congress then,
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Speaker 2: so apparently they've had a relationship for a long time.
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Speaker 2: This is not sounding good for Jeffries. You know, the
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Speaker 2: crazy left hates him. Hey, so this couple is in
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Speaker 2: the Met, the Metropolitan Museum, the Great Museum on Fifth
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Speaker 2: Avenue up in the eighties, the Met, and the guy
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Speaker 2: is going to propose to his girlfriend and in the
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Speaker 2: museum there's a certain spot. Now the reason they were
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Speaker 2: doing this apparently that's where they met. They met in
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Speaker 2: the Metropolitan Museum. It's quite a wonderful touching story, isn't it.
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Speaker 2: Not really, who's this guy going around picking up women
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Speaker 2: in the Met But that's how they met. So they're
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Speaker 2: getting engaged, very touching. They go over to the spot
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Speaker 2: and he gets down on one knee to propose, and
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Speaker 2: before he can say anything, the security guard comes over
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Speaker 2: yelling at him.
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Speaker 7: Get up.
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Speaker 2: You can't be on your knees. There's a role against
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Speaker 2: that you're not allowed to do that. Stand up and
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Speaker 2: he's like screaming at the guy. Well, when they were
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Speaker 2: getting engaged where he was going to propose, he had
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Speaker 2: his friend with the camera doing video, so they caught
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Speaker 2: the security guard on video doing that. It's gone viral now.
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Speaker 2: People have checked at the museum. Won't say much, they
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Speaker 2: will not comment, but people are saying there's no rule
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Speaker 2: that you can't get down on your knee, and that
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Speaker 2: the guard was being overzealous. The self appointed Romance police
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Speaker 2: cited a non existent rule that says here about engagements
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Speaker 2: being forbidden at this venerable house of art. He started
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Speaker 2: off by saying proposals aren't allowed. Well, of course they are,
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Speaker 2: and he ordered the person to stop filming. Well, of
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Speaker 2: course you're allowed to film there. So but I'm just
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Speaker 2: one thing because every day you go on Instagram, every
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Speaker 2: day you see somebody proposing. They're in Central Park at
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Speaker 2: the bridge, they're on top of the Empire State Building.
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Speaker 2: Stop please with the engagement videos. Just stop take a picture.
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Speaker 2: We don't need the whole video. It's always in the
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Speaker 2: middle of the park. It's like top of the Empire
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Speaker 2: State Building, it's up on some rooftup. I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I guess it's okay. You know, it's very touching. Let's
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Speaker 2: come back fifteen years later see if this couple is
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Speaker 2: still married. Let's come back five years later, see if
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Speaker 2: they're still smiling so much. Anyway, we'll take some calls next.
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Speaker 1: What's better than two hours of Mark Simone three? The
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Speaker 2: Seven to TENO. Hey, let's take some calls. Eight hundred
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Speaker 2: three two one zero seven ten is number. Let's go
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Speaker 2: to Jack in Providence, Rhode Island. Jack, how you doing, Mark?
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Speaker 6: We watch you once for twenty four hours a day.
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Speaker 2: Wait, hang on, hang on, and hang on. Does this
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Speaker 2: guy sound like it's from Providence? It sound a little
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Speaker 2: New york Ish where you're from?
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Speaker 6: Really, I'm originally from the Bronx and we moved up
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Speaker 6: to Rhode Island because you know, the Bronx got of
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Speaker 6: there's no there's no morals in the Bronx.
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Speaker 3: There's one.
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Speaker 7: They built it, they finally. But anyway, where are you in?
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Speaker 2: Where are you in the Providence?
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Speaker 6: Right in the city, I'm I'm on the south that's university.
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Speaker 8: But listen, it's a little less a pace of life
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Speaker 8: up there.
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Speaker 7: You know.
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Speaker 6: I still miss the Bronx in New York City.
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Speaker 7: But the thing is bark.
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Speaker 6: We have to stop legal immigration in a million and
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Speaker 6: a half third World is in every single year, one
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Speaker 6: hundred million total over fifty sixty years. And people are
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Speaker 6: scratching their heads white. It is a third World country.
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Speaker 6: We have a colony in China.
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Speaker 8: The top communist leader is there's your question.
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Speaker 2: It's like eleven in the morning. What are you so
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Speaker 2: upset about? Calm down, summer day, go ahead and enjoy yourself.
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Speaker 2: Do you understand these people? As soon as they wake up,
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Speaker 2: we have to stop them. I don't think he's from Providence.
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Speaker 2: I don't think. So let's go to h Randall in Maryland. Randall,
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Speaker 2: how you doing.
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Speaker 8: Hi, Mark? Mark. In the old days, you were a
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Speaker 8: celebrity because you were somebody special. Now you're something special
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Speaker 8: because you're a celebrity.
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Speaker 2: Well, it's a lot of buttering up. I mean, it's
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Speaker 2: very flattering. I don't know what all this buttering up
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Speaker 2: is about. But I hear a butt coming. What's the butt?
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Speaker 7: But no, I'm talking about coming.
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Speaker 8: Be nice, Megan, Harry. You don't have to worry about them.
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Speaker 8: They're celebrities. That's their stock in trade. That's just like
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Speaker 8: your mayor and my governor.
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Speaker 2: Know, Megan and Harry are two of the most useless idiots,
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Speaker 2: the two of the most annoying people on earth.
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Speaker 8: But I agree, I agree, But why are they? You know,
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Speaker 8: why are they so important?
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Speaker 2: Anyway? Thanks for what is he talking about? They're important.
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Speaker 2: We like to make fun of them. They're just nice
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Speaker 2: to make fun of. Obviously they're not important, otherwise they'd
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Speaker 2: get a job. Let's go to Ralph in Manhattan. Ralph,
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Speaker 2: how you doing, Mark? You made a song?
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Speaker 9: Sorry.
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Speaker 2: We don't like people with deeper voices than me.
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Speaker 7: I try to I try to do soprano. Oh did
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Speaker 7: you used to be on the radio or something. You
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Speaker 7: sound great. You have a big radio voice. Oh, I
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Speaker 7: appreciate that. Yeah, I do a little radio. But there's
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Speaker 7: the I appreciate that. The you know, seventeen percent You're
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Speaker 7: talking about a huge, huge number. Every time I walk
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Speaker 7: down the street Manhattan, ninth Avenue, wherever I am, I
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Speaker 7: can't get away from the pot. There's nowhere that they
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Speaker 7: won't smoke. They smoke constantly, constantly, constantly. But I would say,
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Speaker 7: I make one leave. Mark.
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Speaker 2: Let me just say, I think the seventeen percent is
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Speaker 2: a national figure. In Manhattan, that might be seventy five percent,
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Speaker 2: But if you're walking around Garden City, Long Island, it's
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Speaker 2: probably zero percent.
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Speaker 7: So you got you got it, you got it. The
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Speaker 7: one the one plea that I would say, just if
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Speaker 7: you're going to smoke your pots, just smoked in the
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Speaker 7: privacy of your own home, just to do it. Don't
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Speaker 7: put it on me. I'm trying. I'm out there trying
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Speaker 7: to exercise at six o'clock. At six o'clock in the morning, Mark,
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Speaker 7: it's fascinating. There's smoke. When we have breakfast, they're smoking pot.
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Speaker 7: It's ridiculous.
20:18
Speaker 2: Yeah, uh no, it's a good point. You know, I
20:21
Speaker 2: got allergies. I can't smell. I really can't smell anything
20:25
Speaker 2: when I go out there. So I'm fine. I'm walking
20:26
Speaker 2: down the street and enjoying myself. Whoever went with good,
20:28
Speaker 2: Oh my god. The smell. It's like this allergy is
20:31
Speaker 2: the best thing you're gonna have. You don't smell anything
20:32
Speaker 2: in New York. Let's go to Richard and Bay Shore. Richard,
20:35
Speaker 2: how you doing, I'm doing well.
20:37
Speaker 7: Good morning.
20:38
Speaker 8: I heard this morning that Larry MENTI and Curtis said
20:41
Speaker 8: pulled the head of a sit in the morning in
20:44
Speaker 8: the ratings.
20:44
Speaker 2: So I was like, I don't know that. I don't
20:47
Speaker 2: know if that's true. They're pretty even.
20:49
Speaker 7: It's always very you did you're getting the extra hour?
20:52
Speaker 7: Have anything to do with that?
20:53
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, no, no. You know what
20:55
Speaker 2: it is. Everybody's lying about their ratings everywhere. I mean,
20:59
Speaker 2: I've heard guys give fake numbers or seven point four
21:01
Speaker 2: to one point four. It's absolutely not true. There's no
21:04
Speaker 2: such number. So if one side's going to make up numbers,
21:08
Speaker 2: the other side makes up numbers. You'll notice I never
21:11
Speaker 2: say a word because I don't have to make up numbers.
21:14
Speaker 2: But both listen, there's a couple of morning shows. They're
21:17
Speaker 2: both great, they both do very very well. And it's
21:21
Speaker 2: a nice business. It's a fun radio business. It's a
21:24
Speaker 2: big community. No reason to fight with everybody Oh, let's
21:28
Speaker 2: go to Chris Bethpage. Chris, how you doing?
21:32
Speaker 10: Hey, Mark, I think you should personally hire me at
21:35
Speaker 10: screen calls because that first guy from Providence was Steve
21:38
Speaker 10: from Manhattan. I know that guy. Anyways to go be
21:41
Speaker 10: counting gun.
21:42
Speaker 7: Yeah right.
21:42
Speaker 2: You know it's funny. They always try to lie and
21:45
Speaker 2: they say, I'm calling you from Idaho. But when the
21:47
Speaker 2: guy calls, he goes with you with that accent then
21:52
Speaker 2: like you're not going to say, I know, I know.
21:55
Speaker 10: The reason I did call Mark was because I want
21:58
Speaker 10: to agree with with you. Guys were saying before about Mendomi.
22:03
Speaker 10: You don't think he's you know, he's going to be
22:05
Speaker 10: relatively harmless. But Bruce Blateman, I would be out thet
22:08
Speaker 10: twenty four to seven. You got a campaign against Mendamie.
22:12
Speaker 10: That's the key, that's the key to him getting elected.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well he does, he does do it. He does
22:17
Speaker 2: do that. Yep, Yeah, he is campaigning twenty four to seven.
22:20
Speaker 2: He is always, always, always bashioned Hochele and tying her
22:23
Speaker 2: to mom Donnie, and it's a good thing to do.
22:26
Speaker 2: You're right. Let's go to Vincent and Brooklyn. Vincent, how
22:29
Speaker 2: you doing?
22:30
Speaker 9: Good morning? Mark Mark, Meghan and Harry have just become
22:33
Speaker 9: another British couple receiving welfare Royalty welfare. Mark Mandami and
22:41
Speaker 9: the City Council are coming up with all these kookie
22:44
Speaker 9: ideas like paid sick leave for your dog. Just call
22:49
Speaker 9: up your mirror his doggie daycats out there and they'll
22:52
Speaker 9: send somebody over to take care of your dog. You
22:55
Speaker 9: gotta pay for it, which the City council communists don't like.
23:00
Speaker 9: Mark Mandami's talking about all these projects like the doggy
23:04
Speaker 9: day for care, like taking twenty years to fix the Bikui.
23:08
Speaker 9: Well since Friday and yesterday morning, my house where I
23:13
Speaker 9: personally lived, my basement got flooded out twice already. And
23:18
Speaker 9: you saw what happened in Queens and Poslope and on
23:21
Speaker 9: other areas, especially in Befted steibersid Mark. The catch basins
23:26
Speaker 9: in this city every spring used to the City Works Department.
23:32
Speaker 9: We go around with a david and crane open up
23:35
Speaker 9: all the sewers and catch basins and clean them out.
23:38
Speaker 9: So the faster the water the rainfalls in the street,
23:42
Speaker 9: the faster it goes into this catch basin, the faster
23:45
Speaker 9: it goes into the main sewer and not into people's.
23:48
Speaker 2: House really in a few seconds, was that the probably
23:50
Speaker 2: stop cleaning that thing up exactly.
23:52
Speaker 3: The last time they cleaned a sewer in front of
23:55
Speaker 3: my house was when they were looking for a murder
23:57
Speaker 3: row weapon about eighteen years ago. They cleaned the sew
24:01
Speaker 3: on the corner. Somebody got murdered on my block.
24:05
Speaker 2: Uh gee, Uh, we won't ask where you were at
24:07
Speaker 2: that time.
24:10
Speaker 3: Yeah, we won't, okay, But anyway.
24:12
Speaker 2: But Vincent, that's a very good point because we all
24:14
Speaker 2: had this, We've all our lives. We didn't see all
24:17
Speaker 2: this flooding all of a sudden we're seeing.
24:18
Speaker 3: Yeah, very good point.
24:20
Speaker 2: Very good point, Vincent, great call, Thanks for Colin. Hey,
24:24
Speaker 2: we'll take a break for the news, get caught up
24:26
Speaker 2: on everything, and then Rob Shooter will be with us.
24:28
Speaker 2: He's the best royals expert there is, so well, he'll
24:31
Speaker 2: give us the real story and we'll get to that
24:33
Speaker 2: next on seven to ten w R Welcome back to
24:36
Speaker 2: the Mark Simone Show.
24:38
Speaker 1: Live from the WR Life Back Studios.
24:42
Speaker 2: Well, hey, Rob Shooter, the great writer columnist. You know
24:46
Speaker 2: his last book was the big best seller. He's got
24:49
Speaker 2: a new book coming out and you can pre order
24:52
Speaker 2: it right now it's a new novel called Queen Elizabeth
24:55
Speaker 2: the Third. Queen Elizabeth the Third, go pre order where
24:59
Speaker 2: we get books and on wherever. Rob Shooter's new novel,
25:02
Speaker 2: Rob Shooter, How are you doing.
25:04
Speaker 5: Yame Mark? I said, it's a curious title, isn't it.
25:07
Speaker 5: Queen Elizabeth the Third?
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Speaker 2: What does it mean?
25:10
Speaker 5: It's sets fifteen years in the future. So we skipped
25:14
Speaker 5: forward to twenty forty and there's a new royal on
25:18
Speaker 5: the throne and the person who is sitting with the
25:21
Speaker 5: crown on their head is going to surprise you.
25:25
Speaker 2: Don't don't tell me. Her name is Meghan, not Megan.
25:30
Speaker 4: That's Baby Baby, Megan's daughter.
25:33
Speaker 5: Why what?
25:36
Speaker 10: What?
25:39
Speaker 2: A right?
25:40
Speaker 4: Of course?
25:41
Speaker 5: The trouble with this, it's so delicious to write so
25:44
Speaker 5: that it starts with an awful accident above bell Moral
25:47
Speaker 5: and I literally wipe out.
25:48
Speaker 4: The royal family. And then they have to follow the line.
25:51
Speaker 5: Of succession, and they follow the lion, and the person
25:54
Speaker 5: that ends up ultimately being queen is Elizabeth Lilivers.
25:59
Speaker 4: And that's how the novel starts. I'm not giving it
26:01
Speaker 4: all away.
26:01
Speaker 5: The novel starts with Lillibet's on the throne and her mother.
26:05
Speaker 4: Might be jealous, her mother might not like this. What
26:08
Speaker 4: will Harry do?
26:10
Speaker 10: Like?
26:10
Speaker 4: That's what I'm playing it.
26:11
Speaker 5: So it's a fantasy book. It's not real, but it's
26:14
Speaker 5: a fantasy book about the future.
26:16
Speaker 2: That's called Queen Elizabeth II. You can pre order it now. Hey,
26:19
Speaker 2: you're the big You're the best royal expert. What the
26:23
Speaker 2: hell do these people do all day?
26:25
Speaker 5: Like Prince William I, don't have a lovely life. They
26:28
Speaker 5: don't do anything. They watched Damson with the Stars. They
26:30
Speaker 5: have a great life. They have some official functions that
26:35
Speaker 5: they do, but honestly, they don't do the hours and
26:38
Speaker 5: hours of work that most people have to do to
26:41
Speaker 5: pay their rent. And so it's a lovely life, which
26:44
Speaker 5: is why when they fight someone, they're silly.
26:47
Speaker 4: It's so getty because we would give.
26:49
Speaker 5: Everything to have to have a life like this, and
26:52
Speaker 5: they didn't get it because of any skills.
26:54
Speaker 4: They were born into this job, and so.
26:57
Speaker 5: They should all shut up and do a little bit
26:59
Speaker 5: more work and be grateful. But that isn't the way
27:02
Speaker 5: this family works, which is why it's so delicious for
27:05
Speaker 5: people like you and me and everybody else to write
27:08
Speaker 5: about them and talk about them.
27:09
Speaker 2: What's it pretty Charles kind of the exception, though he
27:12
Speaker 2: really did go out and work on projects and charity.
27:15
Speaker 4: He does he does.
27:16
Speaker 5: He definitely is involved in the community. He has projects
27:20
Speaker 5: that he cares about. The one that actually works the hardest,
27:22
Speaker 5: the one that does the most official engagements each year,
27:25
Speaker 5: it's not William, it's not Taking, it's not Charles. It's
27:28
Speaker 5: and and the hardest working royal. If you look at
27:31
Speaker 5: her schedule, every every day or so every few days,
27:35
Speaker 5: she's going to a charity or to a hospital, to
27:38
Speaker 5: a county fair. And the workforce in that family, the
27:42
Speaker 5: younger ones, which I think is probably a testament to
27:45
Speaker 5: the whole society, not quite the workhorses that their parents are.
27:50
Speaker 2: Yeah, so Harry and Meghan, the schedule would be like
27:53
Speaker 2: lunch and that's it the schedule.
27:57
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, yeah, they do a meeting, maybe a fit in,
28:00
Speaker 5: maybe a lunch. Maybe Hi might make a cave, they
28:03
Speaker 5: might do a TikTok video.
28:04
Speaker 4: It's like the life of an influencer.
28:07
Speaker 5: It's a precious life they have and they should be
28:11
Speaker 5: more grateful for it. But now we do have the
28:13
Speaker 5: latest chapter of the soap opera Arion.
28:16
Speaker 4: They're there returning to Britain. I can't quite figure out
28:18
Speaker 4: why I've been hidding the phones.
28:20
Speaker 5: There was some talk that she was going over there
28:23
Speaker 5: for film, the TV show and Netflix show.
28:25
Speaker 4: I spoke to the producers, I spoke to people.
28:27
Speaker 5: On the show, and they told me that carbitrary because
28:30
Speaker 5: the show hasn't been greenly yet there even though show.
28:34
Speaker 5: So her being tasked on the third season of The
28:36
Speaker 5: Gentleman doesn't make it again because there isn't a third
28:40
Speaker 5: season yet. So if they're not going to work there,
28:43
Speaker 5: another skin that they're pushing quite hard is that they're
28:46
Speaker 5: going to the thing this stiff and they want to
28:48
Speaker 5: spend time with the family. Now, the problem with that
28:50
Speaker 5: argument they didn't tell the king until a couple of
28:53
Speaker 5: days ago, and so if they really were going to
28:56
Speaker 5: the king, they might have mentioned it to him when
28:58
Speaker 5: they had seen with him. My exurces are fellingmy it's financial.
29:03
Speaker 5: It's about money. The dream that these two wanted and
29:07
Speaker 5: believed they deserved didn't happen. The Netflix show he was
29:10
Speaker 5: a disaster, Her podcast was a disaster. Her jam collection
29:14
Speaker 5: is a very sticky pun intended. And so they're going
29:18
Speaker 5: back to Britain so hopefully make some money.
29:20
Speaker 4: Good luck.
29:21
Speaker 2: Hey, So if Beth Andy Frankel can make money with
29:26
Speaker 2: her store, with her products, how come these two idiots,
29:29
Speaker 2: Why can't they come up.
29:30
Speaker 5: With anything because they've never got to hustle. If we
29:36
Speaker 5: think it's been done for them, particularly him, the victors
29:40
Speaker 5: claims are a great success because he launched them when
29:43
Speaker 5: he was still a member of the Palace. And when
29:45
Speaker 5: you're a member of the palace, there's hundreds of very
29:48
Speaker 5: capable people who are unsaffed to do all the work.
29:51
Speaker 5: When you lose that job, all those purchaser Look at
29:54
Speaker 5: hold Holder was fantastic on the Today So she left
29:58
Speaker 5: the Today saw and now her app lifestyle app is
30:01
Speaker 5: falling apart because she doesn't have all those producers around
30:04
Speaker 5: her doing the work. It's really important to surround yourself
30:08
Speaker 5: with good people, and Harry and Meghan have done the
30:10
Speaker 5: opposite of that.
30:12
Speaker 2: Hey, give us the latest on Hayden Penetier.
30:15
Speaker 4: What do we know about Yeah, we know there's going
30:18
Speaker 4: to be some arest soon. The roofs are really closing
30:20
Speaker 4: in on this report.
30:22
Speaker 5: For in this bad news he was speaking in jail
30:24
Speaker 5: domestic abuse allegations, talking allegations.
30:29
Speaker 4: Now, Hayden's mom.
30:31
Speaker 5: Is telling the police to look at him, as a
30:33
Speaker 5: new report today that he recently was spotted bourding some
30:37
Speaker 5: of her jewelry, her guitar. Now we have a neighbor
30:40
Speaker 5: of theirs in Hollywood saying in La saying that she
30:44
Speaker 5: was taken out of the home twice on a stretcher,
30:47
Speaker 5: and so I think people are really certain. It's a
30:49
Speaker 5: big question too, is now this knocking? Why was there
30:53
Speaker 5: knarking there? I don't know anybody that has knarkin that
30:55
Speaker 5: isn't a real serious drug dealer through addicts or a
30:59
Speaker 5: member of services, the ambulance guys and ladies, and so
31:05
Speaker 5: lots of questions. The good news about this is I'm
31:07
Speaker 5: told all the videos footage around the complex where they
31:10
Speaker 5: were staying has all been seized by the police. So
31:14
Speaker 5: now we'll know who went in, who went out, and
31:16
Speaker 5: what happened in that apartment. There's only two three people there,
31:19
Speaker 5: so they've got a lot of questions that they need
31:22
Speaker 5: to answer.
31:23
Speaker 2: That's good to hear. Hey, Melissa Gilbert, boy, she's a
31:26
Speaker 2: busy lecturing.
31:27
Speaker 5: Hollywood husband, as did the cheers of sexually passing young boys.
31:34
Speaker 5: That's the accusations. They have not been proven yet. But
31:36
Speaker 5: that's why we have a thought system. So while her
31:38
Speaker 5: husband is under this real ugly cloud of suspicion and
31:43
Speaker 5: some serious allegations, Melitia's have decided that she existed department
31:47
Speaker 5: moment to lecture Hollywood about short child stars and how
31:51
Speaker 5: they've been protection.
31:53
Speaker 4: Melissa, if you're listening, it's a great message. You're the
31:56
Speaker 4: wrong messenger.
31:56
Speaker 7: Shut up.
31:57
Speaker 5: You only do lecturing day body about children and abuse while.
32:02
Speaker 4: Your husband has been accusing these really ugly things. They
32:05
Speaker 4: makes me laugh, doesn't it.
32:06
Speaker 5: Because these Hollywood people, they've got to help themselves.
32:09
Speaker 4: Like any chance.
32:10
Speaker 5: They have for John Pis and promot of cause to
32:14
Speaker 5: attach their name to something, they do it where often
32:17
Speaker 5: they'd be better after shutting down.
32:19
Speaker 2: Well, hey, we're talking Rob Shooter here. Our friend Wendy Williams,
32:23
Speaker 2: she's a listener in this show. She might even be listening.
32:26
Speaker 2: But we love Wendy Williams. What's going on with her?
32:29
Speaker 4: Yeah, poor lady, a friend of mine too. I've known
32:31
Speaker 4: her for.
32:32
Speaker 5: Yours as a regular guest on her talk show, her
32:34
Speaker 5: TV shirt she was spotty. We've not seen Wendy in
32:37
Speaker 5: a few months, but we finally spotted.
32:39
Speaker 4: Her over the weekend.
32:40
Speaker 5: She's still in her facility on the West Side.
32:43
Speaker 4: A camera crew asked.
32:44
Speaker 5: Her what she wanted, and she said she wants to
32:46
Speaker 5: be free. She's sick of this conservator ship. She doesn't
32:50
Speaker 5: think she should be under it. For a couple of
32:53
Speaker 5: years now, she's had no control over her money and
32:57
Speaker 5: so Wendy wants out.
32:59
Speaker 4: I hit the phone.
33:00
Speaker 5: I spoke to some lawyers and they said, there's a
33:02
Speaker 5: slow moving process. We thought this is Britney Sears didn't
33:05
Speaker 5: wouldn't you have a conservati torship. It's really hard to
33:08
Speaker 5: get out of it. Brittany was under hers for thirteen
33:11
Speaker 5: years and there's some arguments to be made that, you know,
33:15
Speaker 5: Britney might have been better off under the conservatory ship.
33:18
Speaker 4: So we actually careful here.
33:20
Speaker 5: We want people to be in charge of their own
33:21
Speaker 5: money and their own lives. But if they're going to
33:24
Speaker 5: make bad decisions or not bad decisions, who are allowed.
33:26
Speaker 5: You're allowed to spend your own money, you're allowed to
33:28
Speaker 5: mess up your life. But if there's mental health issues involved,
33:32
Speaker 5: then I think we should be careful on this one.
33:33
Speaker 4: So be's the look to Wendy. She looked good. She's
33:36
Speaker 4: got her old spirit back. And so she's listening her
33:38
Speaker 4: lower lower lives.
33:39
Speaker 2: Hey, sometimes she calls in. I've heard of callin and
33:42
Speaker 2: do it.
33:43
Speaker 8: I love it.
33:43
Speaker 2: She sounds fine when she calls in, she says perfect.
33:47
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, she's whacky.
33:49
Speaker 5: Wendy's always been whacky though, like she's Whackedy twenty years ago.
33:53
Speaker 5: And so, you know, it's a really tricky process that
33:56
Speaker 5: I think we should all have a big conversation about.
33:59
Speaker 8: Wouldn't you.
34:02
Speaker 5: Lose your life, you lose your bank account, you lose
34:05
Speaker 5: your and with your inner conservatory ship to get out
34:11
Speaker 5: of its really really haad. So when he has a
34:14
Speaker 5: good lawyer, she just good people around her, but she's
34:17
Speaker 5: still into that conservator ship.
34:19
Speaker 7: Sad.
34:19
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, Rob Shooter, great stuff. Hey, everybody get his
34:23
Speaker 2: new book. It's called Thank You Queen Elizabeth the Third.
34:26
Speaker 2: It's a new novel getting getting good reviews. You can
34:30
Speaker 2: pre order it right now, Queen Elizabeth the Third. And
34:33
Speaker 2: then where should people go to read?
34:34
Speaker 6: You?
34:35
Speaker 2: Subs?
34:35
Speaker 4: Text every day?
34:36
Speaker 5: I have a podcast for iHeart Radio, so so I
34:39
Speaker 5: think about the company. iHeart Dannie a daily show. So
34:42
Speaker 5: whenever you listen to your podcast, not even nice with
34:44
Speaker 5: Rob and check out Queen Elizabeth.
34:47
Speaker 4: You'll be shocked. It's really fun fun books of right.
34:50
Speaker 2: Yeah, so pre order the book, Queen Elizabeth. IID listen
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Speaker 2: to Rob Shooter on iHeart get his podcast Naughty but Nice.
34:57
Speaker 2: It's great stuff, Rob Shooter, thanks for being with.
34:59
Speaker 4: Us always good my friend.
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35:52
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36:00
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36:03
Speaker 2: of summer. I mean officially it goes into September, but
36:06
Speaker 2: this is really the final two weeks of summer. You
36:10
Speaker 2: got ten weeks until the midterms. Ten weeks until the midterms. Now,
36:15
Speaker 2: if you're watching MS NOW or MSNBC or whatever the
36:19
Speaker 2: hell they call it, all morning, they're doing this. So
36:22
Speaker 2: these poles. They got some fake polls that show Trump's
36:26
Speaker 2: approval rating underwater in forty seven states, and they're going
36:30
Speaker 2: state by state, these twenty points underwater in this state,
36:33
Speaker 2: in this state. And first of all, it's a fake pole.
36:36
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36:39
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36:42
Speaker 2: of the sample instead of thirty six where they're supposed
36:45
Speaker 2: to be. They're using the wrong voters, they're not using
36:48
Speaker 2: likely voters, so it's a fake pole. And the other
36:51
Speaker 2: thing is they keep going over these Trump numbers. They
36:54
Speaker 2: never ever ever tell you that in all these polls
36:58
Speaker 2: the Democrats are way below Trump. Trump is here and
37:04
Speaker 2: the Democrats are way down there. In fact, Democrats now
37:07
Speaker 2: setting records for the lowest poll numbers ever in the
37:11
Speaker 2: world going into the midterms. So they forget to mention
37:14
Speaker 2: that part. Hey, we mentioned mom Donnie. I forgot to
37:17
Speaker 2: mention that he's back from vacation. That's where you're seeing
37:20
Speaker 2: them all over the news today. You know, he was
37:22
Speaker 2: on vacation for a whole week. Nobody really noticed because
37:25
Speaker 2: nobody knows what the hell he does when he's here.
37:27
Speaker 2: But he was on vacation from what nobody knows. He
37:31
Speaker 2: won't say where he was exactly. He was an upstate
37:34
Speaker 2: New York that's all he'll say. Of course, for a
37:37
Speaker 2: guy like that, upstate could be Yonkers. I mean, who
37:39
Speaker 2: knows with him, But he's back. He mentioned those grocery stores.
37:44
Speaker 2: He's got another problem. There's a lot of grocery stores, Bodega's,
37:49
Speaker 2: small grocery stores all around where he's building these. Now
37:52
Speaker 2: they've gotten together to sue him. He's facing a huge
37:56
Speaker 2: lawsuit from the Bodega Association. So that'll hold it up.
38:01
Speaker 2: And as they keep telling you, you'll never live to
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Speaker 2: see one of his grocery stores, it will never ever
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