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Larry Kudlow | WABC Radio Host | 06-02-26 · Sid & Friends In The Morning

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Speaker 1: You know, I speak to a lot of people, including
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Speaker 1: the President, but a lot of people on this show
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Speaker 1: up and a lot of different policies. And we just
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Speaker 1: had Alex Treman on from Israel, for example. We cover
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Speaker 1: everything from the Knicks to Israel. You get it all
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Speaker 1: right here on Sitting Friends in the Morning. But when
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Speaker 1: it comes to the economy and what it really looks like,
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Speaker 1: I go to Cudlow.
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Speaker 2: That's it.
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Speaker 1: I don't listen to Jamie Diamond, sorry, or the Lackman,
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Speaker 1: any one of these guys. I got a Larry Kudlow,
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Speaker 1: so here he is, my dear friend, the brilliant Larry Kudlow. Larry,
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Speaker 1: good morning, buddy, how.
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Speaker 3: Are you good? Said, thank you. I'll never live up
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Speaker 3: to it, but you're very kind.
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Speaker 2: How you certainly do live up to it.
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Speaker 1: When the President employs you because he's so impressed, and
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Speaker 1: you get the ratings you get on radio and TV,
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Speaker 1: you certainly live up to it. And I got to
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Speaker 1: tell you, I love the fact. You know, listen, it's
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Speaker 1: difficult enough to be the Treasury secretary, but when you're
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Speaker 1: trying to do it during wartime and President Trump because
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Speaker 1: he's doing the right thing, and Iron has to face
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Speaker 1: the economic issues that he is You're really you're really
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Speaker 1: come to find and you say this all the time, Larry,
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Speaker 1: what a great Treasury secretary Scott Pressing days right.
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Speaker 3: You know, Scott was my pick from day one, right
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Speaker 3: after the election in November twenty four and I think
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Speaker 3: he's done a terrific job. And you know it's important
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Speaker 3: because nobody can predict the future, and nobody could have
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Speaker 3: predicted the war. And he has stepped up and stepped
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Speaker 3: in and done things to bankrupt and economically and financially
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Speaker 3: choke off Iran that's never been done before. He's using
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Speaker 3: tools that the Treasury Department has that has never been
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Speaker 3: used or had never been used as aggressively as he
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Speaker 3: is using them. I mean, you know, once President Trump
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Speaker 3: gave him the direction, basically it was Scott who engineered
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Speaker 3: the blockade. It was Scott who engineered the embargo and
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Speaker 3: using again Treasury tools. It's Scott, by the way, who
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Speaker 3: just took away almost one billion dollars in cryptocurrency from
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Speaker 3: the Iranian IRGC. Mala is the craziest radical Islamis who
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Speaker 3: were running that place into the ground. That's a huge chunk.
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Speaker 3: You know, they went offshore. They're stealing and looting money
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Speaker 3: from Iranian businesses and Iranian citizens and depositing it, you know,
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Speaker 3: in various banks in the Gulf and elsewhere. And that
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Speaker 3: includes this whole of nearly a billion dollars of a cryptocurrency,
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Speaker 3: which ironically, if you go back, said a lot of
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Speaker 3: people are a few years ago and I was in
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Speaker 3: the White House, people were worried that you know, cryptocurrency
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Speaker 3: could avoid jurisdiction, uh, you know, could use it for
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Speaker 3: drug money and other nefarious purposes.
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Speaker 2: Like like ransom money.
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Speaker 1: Because we kept hearing during the whole Nancy Guthrie shaga.
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Speaker 1: But that's what the bad guys wanted to do.
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Speaker 3: You know. It turns out that the you know, improving
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Speaker 3: technologies for blockchains actually make it easier to follow uh
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Speaker 3: crypto finance. And so what Scott Besson and his team
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Speaker 3: of treasury, some of whom are my old deputies at
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Speaker 3: the National Economic Council, what they've done is is kept
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Speaker 3: the careful watch, and now they've prosen it. They've seized it,
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Speaker 3: and they've seized all these bank accounts you know in
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Speaker 3: countries that you know played both sides, such as Qatar
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Speaker 3: or on or others. And this has taken uh, you know,
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Speaker 3: taking the financial guts out of the IRGC, which is
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Speaker 3: just what we need. It's terribly important that we deny
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Speaker 3: rant money. And now what you see is, you know,
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Speaker 3: because they can't sell any oil, which Treasury Department uh engineered,
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Speaker 3: they can't sell any oil. So nobody's showing up. The
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Speaker 3: cops aren't being paid. The troops aren't being paid, the
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Speaker 3: police aren't showing up. It's fascinating and it's starting to
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Speaker 3: catch up. And you know, I think whatever President Trump
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Speaker 3: decides to do in terms of negotiating his red red lines,
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Speaker 3: which he seems to be holding fast on, this is
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Speaker 3: economic and financial starvation. And the guy behind this economic
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Speaker 3: fury is my house got that's yeah, he's phenomenal.
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Speaker 2: St Yeah.
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Speaker 1: And Trump says that he may have a deal done
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Speaker 1: as only his next week. And but there is some fear,
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Speaker 1: especially from his rallies. And you can appreciate this because
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Speaker 1: Iran has been the country that has funded all those
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Speaker 1: terror proxies Hutis, Hesbola and Jmas that in this potential deal,
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Speaker 1: the United States will loosen some of the restrictions and sanctions.
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Speaker 1: Larry Kudler and Iran will get money. And when they
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Speaker 1: get money, they have proven time and time again it's
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Speaker 1: not to feed the starving people on the streets. It's
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Speaker 1: not to build schools or hospitals. They'll go right back
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Speaker 1: to doing what they did before, which is fun groups
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Speaker 1: to kill Jews and Americans.
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Speaker 2: You know, that's a that's a fear out there.
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Speaker 3: Well, I think it is a fear, and I think
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Speaker 3: that would be a big mistake. You know, we were
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Speaker 3: just out at the Reagan Library this economic conference where
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Speaker 3: I interview got that's intent. But one of the key
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Speaker 3: themes that Reagan launched many many years ago, forty five
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Speaker 3: years ago when he was bringing down communism was trust
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Speaker 3: but verified, and the verification procedures here are going to
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Speaker 3: be very very important. I don't know what they are.
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Speaker 3: I am concerned about them. I agree with you, you do
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Speaker 3: not want to loosen any of these financial sanctions. And
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Speaker 3: there are rumors that part of a deal might be
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Speaker 3: twelve billion dollars in CAD. How that money has arrived
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Speaker 3: at I don't know, but I don't want them to
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Speaker 3: have a nickel. Not a nickel. And then of course
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Speaker 3: the Iranians somehow believe that they have one hundred and
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Speaker 3: twenty billion dollars in frozen assets. Well, that's good, that's
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Speaker 3: those frozen assets that Scott that's been freezing offshore bank accounts. Okay,
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Speaker 3: keep the money. They must not get the money. This
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Speaker 3: should amount to unconditional surrender. The red lines have to
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Speaker 3: be in place, no new clearizations. The enriched fuel has
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Speaker 3: to leave Iran and go to the United States. The
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Speaker 3: Hormos trade has to be reopened with no conditions, no
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Speaker 3: control by Iran and their missile program which they have
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Speaker 3: already started to rebuild correct during this cease fire, that
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Speaker 3: has to be curved. Also at all of this, talking
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Speaker 3: to Jack Keane about it last night on the TV show,
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Speaker 3: all of this must have strict paragraph by paragraph verification,
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Speaker 3: and you cannot let just a bunch of u UN
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Speaker 3: inspectors come in. This has to be done by Americans,
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Speaker 3: presumably American troops.
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Speaker 1: One hundred percent agreed, because we tried this before. We
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Speaker 1: know how that one. I do want to ask you
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Speaker 1: though about the economy here. This is a great lotry
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Speaker 1: caud though on ABC every weekend, and there's a great
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Speaker 1: job on Fox News every day. You know, I go
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Speaker 1: back to this movie I really enjoyed Philadelphia when no
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Speaker 1: one knew about AIDS. You know, Tom Hanks was plaint
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Speaker 1: in that movie, and Denzel Washington was the attorney in
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Speaker 1: the movie. And you would say to the people that
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Speaker 1: were trying to destroy Tom Anks, you which.
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Speaker 2: I speak to me like I'm a first grader. And
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Speaker 2: I gotta tell you, Larry.
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Speaker 1: With most of my listeners who used to listen to
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Speaker 1: the Womorsias and talk about the Giants, but I got
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Speaker 1: onto coming here, they're not all that savvu when it
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Speaker 1: comes to the economy. So they hear from one side
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Speaker 1: that the economy is bad, that interest rates are still
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Speaker 1: too high, that inflation is still too high, that you
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Speaker 1: know that we're in trouble. And then even Jamie Diamond
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Speaker 1: has said that, your friend Jamie. But then they hear
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Speaker 1: from Larry Kudlow.
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Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no.
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Speaker 1: Actually, the indicator show the economy is pretty good. So
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Speaker 1: speak to me like I'm a first grader, Larry Kudlow,
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Speaker 1: is the economy good or bad? Bottom line? With midterms
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Speaker 1: now just a couple of months away.
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Speaker 3: The one that hurt there was Boomer on the Giant Show.
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Speaker 3: That was killer. I know, speaking as a diehard giants fan.
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Speaker 3: But anyway, two, you know the economy is business is booming.
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Speaker 3: I just want to say that because you won't read
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Speaker 3: about it. But business is booming, Business earnings, profits are booming.
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Speaker 3: That's why the stock market is booming. Actually, the GDP,
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Speaker 3: I know you can't eat GDP, but it's a measure
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Speaker 3: of the economy. The GDP is growing at about three
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Speaker 3: percent despite the bump up in all prices, which I
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Speaker 3: might add incidentally, all prices are slowly coming down as
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Speaker 3: ships are passing through now the strait of our most
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Speaker 3: But the key point, even with gasoline at the pump,
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Speaker 3: and I get it, and it hurts some people, and
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Speaker 3: I do feel their pain on that. But it's a
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Speaker 3: very big economy and I've never seen such investment going on,
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Speaker 3: which is a tremendous, tremendous thing for the future of
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Speaker 3: the country. On the economy, look start with the stock market. People.
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Speaker 3: I'm astonished at how media types do not want to
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Speaker 3: look at the stock market. But that tells you whether
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Speaker 3: there's confidence or not, and it also tells you about
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Speaker 3: the future. The stock market is telling you that the
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Speaker 3: economy is going to be good in the future. That's
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Speaker 3: why it's breaking records. I mean you're looking at unheralded
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Speaker 3: numbers to the Dow fifty thousand and the S and
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Speaker 3: P seventy five hundred. I mean, people with their four
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Speaker 3: oh one ks and iras are doing very very well.
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Speaker 3: Right now. You've got the AI revolution, You've got all
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Speaker 3: kinds of investments across the board. Even manufacturing the last
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Speaker 3: three or four months has started to snap back. Just
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Speaker 3: yesterday we had the ISM's supply managers showing fifty four percent,
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Speaker 3: which was much higher than anybody thought. I think it's
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Speaker 3: the third or fourth straight month. And I want to
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Speaker 3: make point here profits, which the left hates because it
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Speaker 3: does show the health of business. The left hats business,
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Speaker 3: mondominates business. But the fact of the matter is profits
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Speaker 3: are the mother's milk of stocks and the lifeblood of
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Speaker 3: the economy. So when you combine all these profits plus
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Speaker 3: tremendous increases in productivity for a variety of reasons, AI,
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Speaker 3: but not only AI, you've got yourself a very spiffy
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Speaker 3: economy that's probably growing around three percent despite the oil shock,
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Speaker 3: the temporary oil shock, and these prices will will come down.
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Speaker 3: I mean, you can look at one thing after I
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Speaker 3: mean business capital goods, you know, machinery equipment factories. Last
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Speaker 3: three months, orders are up nineteen percent at an annual rate.
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Speaker 3: Shipments are up twelve and a half percent an annual
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Speaker 3: You don't see those kind of numbers in a slump, right, Sorry,
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Speaker 3: And here's the thing. When business is healthy, that means
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Speaker 3: companies can hire workers and they can pay them increased wages.
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Speaker 3: This is so important. And the cost of those wages
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Speaker 3: are not inflationary. Unit labor costs are only one point
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Speaker 3: two percent. Labor costs are rock bottom. Now, we have
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Speaker 3: some inflation because of the oil shop. Okay, but if
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Speaker 3: you chop off, if you chop off the inflation, you're
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Speaker 3: really looking at, I don't know, maybe two and a
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Speaker 3: half percent inflation. So is that a little tiny bit
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Speaker 3: too high, Yes, but it's not cracking up the economy.
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Speaker 2: No, not much, No, not much. You know, we were
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Speaker 2: at nine or twelve.
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Speaker 3: Two, right, The FEDS target is too You look at
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Speaker 3: some of these measures from the Dallas Fed or the
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Speaker 3: Cleveland said that chop off the highs and the lows,
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Speaker 3: you're around two and a half percent. So my point
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Speaker 3: is this is an economy driven by low times. It's
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Speaker 3: an economy driven by a very light federal regulatory touch.
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Speaker 3: It's being driven by drill, baby, drill. Uh. You know
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Speaker 3: you got your you got your oil. People are pouring
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Speaker 3: it onto oil and gas explorations and tracking and so forth,
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Speaker 3: except in some of these stupid blue states like pars
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Speaker 3: in New York. But the fact is this stuff is
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Speaker 3: running the economy hot. It's running the economy hot right now.
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Speaker 1: That's great, love to hear it. So I got about
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Speaker 1: three minutes to go. You mentioned Mom Donnie. So I
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Speaker 1: was on Brian Killmead's television show One Box New Sunday night,
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Speaker 1: and he said, Sid, you were on with me before
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Speaker 1: you knew Mam Donnie was going to be banned with
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Speaker 1: the Jewish people.
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Speaker 2: This was parade day. He said, Is it even worse?
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Speaker 1: I said, yeah, I can't imagine I'm saying this, but
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Speaker 1: it's even worse.
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Speaker 2: So I want to send it to you.
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Speaker 1: From the economy standpoint, we knew this guy's a communist,
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Speaker 1: a socialist, got about the Jewish for a second. From
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Speaker 1: the economy standpoint, since he's become mayor, Larry Caudlo, is
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Speaker 1: it even worse?
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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I mean I think he hates business. He
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Speaker 3: is a socialist. It's kind of interesting to me this
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Speaker 3: latest flap over over housing. So he wants he wants
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Speaker 3: to actually take over the house. He wants more public housing.
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Speaker 3: It's old time socialism. It's like Joe Stalin or something.
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Speaker 3: Because the modern day socialists and the Democratic Party have
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Speaker 3: run businesses into the ground through exorbitant regulations. This guy
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Speaker 3: wants to actually take over the means of production. I mean,
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Speaker 3: I haven't seen this since the nineteen thirties and nineteen forties,
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Speaker 3: and it's really quiet now if he's is he going
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Speaker 3: to get away with it? Well he might, I don't
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Speaker 3: know business leaders. You know, most of these guys are
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Speaker 3: very tepid. They're kind of afraid to criticize him, and
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Speaker 3: meanwhile they're slowly just moving out of here all together.
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Speaker 3: So I'd say his economic threat and his anti business
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Speaker 3: pre elections are worse.
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Speaker 2: Again.
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Speaker 3: He said all this stuff when he ran. It's right
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Speaker 3: that we didn't believe it.
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Speaker 1: We didn't believe it, right because you sounded so crazy.
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Speaker 1: So would you recommend to your friend Ken Griffin? I
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Speaker 1: know you've answered this before, but not on my show.
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Speaker 1: Would you recommend to your friend Ken Griffin what are
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Speaker 1: you nuts? Because I know John katzimtit's on this show yesterday,
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Speaker 1: said it publicly. Listen, I am limiting, especially my real
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Speaker 1: estate business, especially real estate. I am limiting it in
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Speaker 1: New York right now because of mom. Donnie, would you
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Speaker 1: recommend to Ken Griffin take it to Miami.
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Speaker 3: Well, he's going to have to do what he's going
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Speaker 3: to have to do. I mean, you know, John Katsman
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Speaker 3: TV is a factulous businessman, wonderful human beings. The fact
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Speaker 3: is they're going to have to make decisions, and they
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Speaker 3: have to act in the interests of their shareholders. They
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Speaker 3: have to act in the interests of their own business.
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Speaker 3: Look again, I come back to this point. The economy
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Speaker 3: is made up of businesses. If businesses are unhealthy because
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Speaker 3: the government is pressuring them or taking their profits away,
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Speaker 3: or over regulating them and increasing costs, you have to
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Speaker 3: protect yourself. You've got shareholders, you've got family members, you've
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Speaker 3: got proprietors. They have to do what's in the best
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Speaker 3: interest of their business. If that means moving out, then
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Speaker 3: so be it. I mean, I thought the best rap
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Speaker 3: against Mandami's whole socialist approach was Jeff Bezos. He spared no.
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Speaker 3: He spared no language was ripped him to peace. And
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Speaker 3: of course, you know, Bezos had to go through this
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Speaker 3: whole Amazon. You remember it was AOL and her pals.
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Speaker 1: It stopped AOC, right, AOC and that and that more
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Speaker 1: on von Braemer, those two idiots and queens. That cost
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Speaker 1: us jobs and money and who knows.
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Speaker 3: So you know, look, the hottest places for business are
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Speaker 3: in the South and the sun Belt, all right. Actually
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Speaker 3: the single biggest hottest place is probably the state of Texas.
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Speaker 3: But you've got Florida, you've got the Carolinas, you got
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Speaker 3: over in the Sunbelt, Arizona. I mean, those are the
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Speaker 3: places that are attracting capital, they're attracting people, and they're
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Speaker 3: attracting money. So you just got to do what you're
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Speaker 3: going to do. If Mondamie wants to hang New York,
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Speaker 3: look he's not getting local just as bad. She's just
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Speaker 3: a little Mundamie light. They're going to bankrupt the city
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Speaker 3: and at some point you probably have to have some
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Speaker 3: kind of fiscal emergency review board to come in. But
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Speaker 3: we'll see how this plays out. If he makes good
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Speaker 3: and the city council follows through, and the state legislature
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Speaker 3: follows through. Then we're in a heap of trouble here
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Speaker 3: in New York. I hate to say it, because I've
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Speaker 3: lived in New York on and off for about fifty years, frankly,
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Speaker 3: two trips to Washington, d C. In between. But the
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Speaker 3: fact is there's no Hugh Carey to rescue us right now. Okay,
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Speaker 3: there's no George Pataki to rescue us right now. Those
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Speaker 3: are the big problems. Is I see it even in
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Speaker 3: ed Kotch. I see they're trying to take away his
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Speaker 3: bridge name. It's so stupid. Who's going to rescue us?
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Speaker 3: Every place you look you see socialism this and socialism that.
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Speaker 3: And then he won't go on the Israeli parade and
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Speaker 3: he rides a stupid bicycle, an anti Semitic.
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Speaker 2: Right, anti Semitic jerk.
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Speaker 1: Well, the guy that the guy, the guy that can
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Speaker 1: save us, Larry is Bruce Blakeman.
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Speaker 2: He's the guy that can save us.
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Speaker 3: Yes, yes, no, I like Flakeman a lot. I like
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Speaker 3: Bruce Blakeman a lot. I mean my first choice was
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Speaker 3: always John kat I mean I wanted them to be
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Speaker 3: mayor of governor or something like that. But he's got
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Speaker 3: other fish to fry. But Yeah, Blakeman is a very
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Speaker 3: good they're a good job in Nassau. And look, we'll see.
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Speaker 3: I mean, at some point people get fed up. If
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Speaker 3: you're taking your livelihood away, people start to rebel. And
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Speaker 3: I'm not talking about the richest people. I'm not just
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Speaker 3: talking about the Ken Griffiths. The people who can least
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Speaker 3: afford the attack on business are the middle class working folks, Hispanics, blacks,
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Speaker 3: blue collars. They're the ones that don't have enough money
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Speaker 3: to pick up and leave their business here and start
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Speaker 3: over again in let's say, in Dallas, Texas. That's right,
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Speaker 3: they're the ones. It's very important to understand. It's the
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Speaker 3: blue collar working folks, middle class of all colors, who
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Speaker 3: are hurt the most by this crazy socialism and smothering
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Speaker 3: of the economy. They're the ones who no.
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Speaker 1: I had this conversation on this show just yesterday with
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Speaker 1: our friend who's doing a great job running small.
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Speaker 2: Businesses Kelly Lefler, and she knows it. She knows it.
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Speaker 1: Kelly said, listen, I know we want to try to
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Speaker 1: help those The guy who owns a hardware store in
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Speaker 1: Brooklyn who can't just move to Dallas, the guy you're
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Speaker 1: talking about so they're aware of it. Government and you, Warren,
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Speaker 1: I am, but we'll see how it plays out.
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Speaker 3: We're losing our We're losing our advantages on the stock exchanges,
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Speaker 3: on the currency, on the futures market. The heart of
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Speaker 3: the financial district is being ripped away because I mean,
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Speaker 3: Jamie Diamond builds this multi billion dollar office building on
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Speaker 3: Park Avenue, but meanwhile the majority of his staff now
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Speaker 3: is in Texas, not New York.
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Speaker 2: You can't make it up.
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Speaker 1: I know, Lowry. I think you're a beautiful man. You
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Speaker 1: know that you're awesome.
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Speaker 2: I love you.
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Speaker 1: Everybody, dear, thank you for coming on. It's an honor
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Speaker 1: and you're great every time.
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Speaker 3: Thank you so much, I said, take care, appreciate it
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Speaker 3: very much.
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