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Hour 2: Stonewall Inn's Flag. · The Mark Simone Show

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Speaker 1: More Mark Mark Simone on seven tenor.
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Speaker 2: It's gonna be forty degrees today. Why it's going to
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Speaker 2: be practical like Florida here today. So here's the latest
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Speaker 2: on the Guthrie kidnapping. They did detain somebody yesterday who
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Speaker 2: they thought was a person of interest. It turned out
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Speaker 2: he was a delivery guy who they thought had delivered
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Speaker 2: to the house. They're looking they off the record FBI
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Speaker 2: saying they got a few, a few persons of interest.
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Speaker 2: That's a little lower than suspect persons of interest. People
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Speaker 2: they want to talk to. Most of them are people
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Speaker 2: that had been to the house for some sort of work,
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Speaker 2: and they're looking at them. The delivery guy they stopped
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Speaker 2: last night, they looked, they inspected his house, they looked
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Speaker 2: all around. They've let him go. They've determined he's not
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Speaker 2: not a suspect anymore. TMZ, who's been all over this,
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Speaker 2: has received a couple of ransom notes. They just got
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Speaker 2: a third ransom note sent to them. They're also getting
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Speaker 2: letters from people demanding money bitcoin, claiming they know from
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Speaker 2: the video who the person is and they want bitcoin
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Speaker 2: in exchange for information. So this happens a lot, especially
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Speaker 2: when it's a big public case. You get all kinds
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Speaker 2: of false flags and all kinds of false alarms, so
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Speaker 2: they got to sort through them. But there's an incredible
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Speaker 2: amount of manpower. President Trump has put all the resources
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Speaker 2: he can on this. FBI, every agency they can put
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Speaker 2: on this. Lot of manpower involved Savannah Guthrie. You know
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Speaker 2: she has a husband. He's been very quiet in all this,
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Speaker 2: but he's been online on his account posting the video.
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Speaker 2: And you know, Savannah Guthrie born somewhere else I think
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Speaker 2: was Australia. Her father was working in Australia when she
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Speaker 2: was born. The first couple of years lived in Australia,
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Speaker 2: but then the family came back to America and they
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Speaker 2: settled in Tucson, and that's where she always lived and
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Speaker 2: grew up. And that's why the mother was there in Tucson, Arizona.
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Speaker 2: So we'll see. It's day eleven now of this, and
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Speaker 2: I've talked to doctors. Apparently you can if you've got
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Speaker 2: heart problems and blood pressure problems, you can survive maybe
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Speaker 2: a couple of weeks without your medicine. It's not easy,
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Speaker 2: but you can do it. She has a pacemaker and
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Speaker 2: you can do it. Now we could see from the
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Speaker 2: last reading on that pacemaker that it spiked. It really spiked,
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Speaker 2: which means that was probably the moment of the kidnapping.
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Speaker 2: And when they kidnapped her, they took her the pacemaker
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Speaker 2: away from the iPhone and the Apple Watch and everything
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Speaker 2: that monitored the pacemaker. So all we know is it
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Speaker 2: was a big spike. If it kept spiking, it can overload,
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Speaker 2: you can stress the pacemaker, so anything could have happened.
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Speaker 2: So we just don't know. Hey, there's a little incident
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Speaker 2: here that's going to blow up, and you're going to
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Speaker 2: be hearing about This is going to become very big
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Speaker 2: in the next few days and probably over the weekend.
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Speaker 2: The stone Wall Inn in Manhattan is a big monument
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Speaker 2: landmark for the gay community. The Stonewall Inn in the
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Speaker 2: village Christopher Park and the stone Wall Inn was such
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Speaker 2: a big monument and so important that they made it
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Speaker 2: a national park. It became part of the National Park
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Speaker 2: Service run by the federal government, and the Stonewall Inn
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Speaker 2: had a gay flag, a gay pride flag in front
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Speaker 2: of it on the flagpole, big gay pride flag. I
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Speaker 2: don't remember exactly when that was put up, but obviously
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Speaker 2: it was a big, big thing. And now they've quietly
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Speaker 2: taken down the flag. They removed the flag this week.
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Speaker 2: The reason the Interior Department. The Interior Department runs it's
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Speaker 2: now part of the National Park Service, so it's run
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Speaker 2: by the Interior Department. The reason they took it down
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Speaker 2: is they said, there's government rules that on a national
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Speaker 2: park you can only fly the American flag. That's all.
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Speaker 2: You can't fly different flags. Obviously, it makes sense as
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Speaker 2: a rule, you want just the American flag, keep it simple.
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Speaker 2: You don't want all kinds of flags on all kinds
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Speaker 2: of monuments. So they took it down and put up
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Speaker 2: the American flag. Now, the gay community going nuts, Democrats
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Speaker 2: going nuts, the media going nuts. You know, for the
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Speaker 2: last couple years, they paid no attention to this place,
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Speaker 2: but it's a chance to attack President Trump. Mayor Mom
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Speaker 2: Donnie is going crazy over this. City council speaker Julie
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Speaker 2: Mennon it's pretty common sense, but she's a Democrat, joined
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Speaker 2: in the outrage. About one hundred people gathered at the
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Speaker 2: site Tuesday, demanding the flag be put back. Now for
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Speaker 2: up to me and put the flag back. What's the
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Speaker 2: difference you want to put a gay plot gay Pride flag.
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Speaker 2: What's the difference. It's fine, no problem as far as
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Speaker 2: I'm concerned. But if that's the Parks Department rule that
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Speaker 2: you can only fly the American flag, I don't understand
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Speaker 2: that too. But this is going to be a big Now. Actually,
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Speaker 2: the other thing, maybe you shouldn't take down a gay
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Speaker 2: pride flag. But this is a good thing because you
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Speaker 2: got these crazy Trumped arrangement syndrome Democrats and media. This
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Speaker 2: is all they live for is to hate Donald Trump
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Speaker 2: day and night. All they live for is protest anger.
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Speaker 2: So you got to give them something to do. It's
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Speaker 2: been quiet, they forgot about Minnesota. They need something, so
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Speaker 2: give them this. In fact, maybe that's why they took
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Speaker 2: down the flag, just to give these crazy something to do.
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Speaker 2: For the next week or two. They'll protest, they'll yell
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Speaker 2: and scream, the huff and puff, they'll go all over TV, MSNBC.
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Speaker 2: They'll yell and screaming about this all day and night.
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Speaker 2: You got to give these people something to do. These
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Speaker 2: Trump arrangement syndromes. You know, like when you have a dog,
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Speaker 2: you got to take the stick and throw it, let
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Speaker 2: them fetch it, bring it back, throw it let them
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Speaker 2: bring it back. You got to play with the ball.
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Speaker 2: You got to him some exercise. You got to give
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Speaker 2: him something to do. So it's the same thing with
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Speaker 2: the Trump derangement syndrome crowd. You have to give them
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Speaker 2: something to get angry about. And I guess they gave
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Speaker 2: up on Minnesota. Ice is pretty much pulling out of there.
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Speaker 2: So this will give him something in the next week
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Speaker 2: or two to let him yell and scream about this.
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Speaker 2: Mayor Mom, Donnie again. You got to give him something
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Speaker 2: to do. He doesn't seem to do any work at
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Speaker 2: the city hall. Hey, the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nett
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Speaker 2: Yahoo is in Washington. He'll meet with President Trump today.
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Speaker 2: One of the things I'll talk about is Iran. Got
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Speaker 2: to do something about Iran. This is a big opportunity
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Speaker 2: to get rid of the Ayatola. This is the most
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Speaker 2: horrible regime in the world. You know, to keep yelling
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Speaker 2: about Trump as Hitler, Trump is a fact. Trump is
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Speaker 2: an absolute angel compared to what's around the world. Trump,
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Speaker 2: it may be the first person to actually get rid
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Speaker 2: of this Ayahtola. And we'll just give you the latest
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Speaker 2: example of how bad the regime is in Iran. You know,
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Speaker 2: they've been executing protesters. There is footage that's so horrifying
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Speaker 2: they can't even show it on television. These Iranian regime
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Speaker 2: has sent people into hospital. Some of the protesters got
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Speaker 2: wounded badly and they're in the hospital. They're in hospital
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Speaker 2: beds with IV lines and breathing tubes. They've sent their
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Speaker 2: security forces into the hospital to shoot the patients in
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Speaker 2: the head, right in their bed. There's actual video of
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Speaker 2: this where you can see them coming to the hospital,
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Speaker 2: patient in bed with an IV with breathing tubes attached.
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Speaker 2: Security force goes right up to them, puts a bullet
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Speaker 2: right through their head. I mean, like a salazzo kind
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Speaker 2: of right through the head kind of a bullet. I mean,
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Speaker 2: the sickest regime ever, Absolutely disgusting. Hey, Jessica Tish, the
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Speaker 2: police Commissioner announcing they did the State of the NYPD
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Speaker 2: State of the Police Department address every year, and she's
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Speaker 2: announced all kinds of changes for the NYPG. One. You know,
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Speaker 2: they have patrolled burrows the Manhattan borough. You know, there's
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Speaker 2: a commander of Manhattan. Queen's is a borough. But they've
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Speaker 2: decided to divide the Bronx into two patroled boroughs. There'll
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Speaker 2: be a Bronx North and a Bronx South. They'll divide
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Speaker 2: it in half. There's all kinds of logistical reasons why
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Speaker 2: that'll be better. And when they're done doing this, they'll
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Speaker 2: have an extra two hundred additional officers. It'll be easier
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Speaker 2: to control everything there. So this is a good idea. Also,
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Speaker 2: the training for officers, the academy changes in that that'll
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Speaker 2: give officers even more training. The three to one one
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Speaker 2: system will get modernized and work more efficiently. You know,
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Speaker 2: they keep you have to keep logs in the precinct
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Speaker 2: right up each case, log books, all of that. It's
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Speaker 2: all handwritten, but they're going to digitize all that as
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Speaker 2: much as they can get more efficiency. They're preparing for
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Speaker 2: They got new technology can detect drones, but they got
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Speaker 2: to get a federal approval to take them down if
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Speaker 2: they see them. So they're getting that all straight now.
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Speaker 2: She also announced, of course, the appointment of Cardinal Timothy
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Speaker 2: Dolan also the Reverend A. Ar Bernard, great guy. These
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Speaker 2: two have been appointed co chief Chaplains. Both are Chief
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Speaker 2: Chaplains of the NYPD. They are going to name the
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Speaker 2: Police Academy in honor of Detective Stephen McDonald. Of course,
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Speaker 2: that's a great idea, is a symbol of courage, forgiveness,
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Speaker 2: all of that. Some people wanted to Ray Kelly wanted
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Speaker 2: to be named after him, that would be great too,
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Speaker 2: but Stephen McDonald certainly a good choice. So good changes
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Speaker 2: to the NYPD will make things even better. Also, she
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Speaker 2: announced the new weapons, you know, the taser instead of
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Speaker 2: a gun, and you tase the person. But you had
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Speaker 2: to get pretty close. You had to get within a
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Speaker 2: few feet to tase somebody. But they got a new
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Speaker 2: taser ten that can work from forty five feet away.
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Speaker 2: You could be forty five feet away. It's a long
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Speaker 2: way from somebody, and apparently it's very precise and it
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Speaker 2: can carry ten probes. You can taste somebody ten times.
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Speaker 2: It has a reduced one thousand vold capacity compared to
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Speaker 2: the old one. The old one was only twelve feet
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Speaker 2: at the most. So this is pretty good. Hey, CBS News,
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Speaker 2: you know you get the new had a CBS News
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Speaker 2: trying to clean up things there, unfake the news there,
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Speaker 2: get rid of all the biased, crazy Trump hating partisan
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Speaker 2: So one of the things they did was they announced
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Speaker 2: buyouts a big buyout plan if you want to leave.
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Speaker 2: They put together a real nice buyout package. Apparently at
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Speaker 2: the CBS Evening News, a lot of people are jumping
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Speaker 2: at the idea. A lot of them, like twenty people
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Speaker 2: grabbed it immediately. In fact, six producers all want to
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Speaker 2: get the hell out of there. They can't stand the
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Speaker 2: idea of doing legitimate, balanced news. They like the fake news.
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Speaker 2: Now they'll tell you she's interfering with CBS News, the
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Speaker 2: Evening News, she's tampering with it. Well, it's in last place.
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Speaker 2: It's always been in last place. It's a ratings disaster.
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Speaker 2: If it's in last place, somebody should tamper with it.
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Speaker 2: Of course, you should change everything there. Hey, a lot
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Speaker 2: of you know, you know a lot of people in
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Speaker 2: New York moved to Florida. New York is doing fine though.
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Speaker 2: New York right now, right now, as we speak, apartment
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Speaker 2: sales are through the roof and the high end, the
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Speaker 2: low end. If you look at how many closings we
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Speaker 2: had last month, we're up. Apartment sales are up in
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Speaker 2: New York, and the rental market, forget it, it's through
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Speaker 2: the roof. You can't rent an apartment. It's as big
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Speaker 2: as everats as booming, so people are coming to New York.
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Speaker 2: But people did some people did go to Florida. And
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Speaker 2: the big thing now are people from California leaving because
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Speaker 2: of the high taxes, because of the horrible government, because
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Speaker 2: of the terrible conditions. A lot of California money move
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Speaker 2: into Florida. The latest Mark Zuckerberg, the Facebook Mark Zuckerberg.
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Speaker 2: He and his wife just bought right off Miami's a
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Speaker 2: little island, Indian Creek, very exclusive Indian Creek. They just
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Speaker 2: bought a house on Indian Creek. Two hundred million, two
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Speaker 2: hundred million. Hey, maybe they originally wanted two hundred and
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Speaker 2: five million. They got it down to two hundred million.
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Speaker 2: What a bargain. Two hundred million for a house. This
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Speaker 2: is what This is one of like twelve houses he has.
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Speaker 2: He's got a whole island of Hawaii. This you know,
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Speaker 2: when you're worth Let's see, you're worth three billion and
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Speaker 2: they can buy anything you want three billion. This guy's
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Speaker 2: worth like three hundred billion. Can you imagine that? So
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Speaker 2: two hundred million for a house, that's like two hundred
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Speaker 2: thousand dollars for him. It's absolutely nothing. Hey, a special
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Speaker 2: announcement will all amateurs please stop writing books? Please stop?
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Speaker 2: You know, in the last week, I get this all
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Speaker 2: the time. Of the last week, I've had like twenty
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Speaker 2: seven people. I know, Yeah I'm writing a book, ILL
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Speaker 2: get like six emails. I'm a plumber. I just wrote
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Speaker 2: a book. Can I send it to you? Apparently now
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Speaker 2: you can publish your own book. It takes It's very
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Speaker 2: easy to do. You can even put your book on
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Speaker 2: Amazon and good for you, send it to all your friends.
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Speaker 2: But if you're a total amateur, don't send your book here.
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Speaker 2: We can't look at it. We're not here to promote
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Speaker 2: amateur books. Media has become so simple. You can do
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Speaker 2: your own podcast, you can do your own book. That
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Speaker 2: every amateur is trying to do it, and I don't
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Speaker 2: realize how crazy it is. Like it's like me opening
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Speaker 2: a medical office. I could do that. I could rent
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Speaker 2: a space and put a big sign up medical offices
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Speaker 2: and you could come in and I could diagnose you.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what the hell I'm doing. I'm a
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Speaker 2: total amateur. But it's a person that should go nameless
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Speaker 2: who owns a couple of big restaurants in Manhattan and
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Speaker 2: she's doing a podcast and a TV show and it
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Speaker 2: absolutely stinks. And then I run into on the street
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Speaker 2: and she said, I'm going to do a second TV
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Speaker 2: show and another podcast. I said, really, you know, I'm
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Speaker 2: opening two restaurants. And she said, what what do you
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Speaker 2: know about running a restaurant. I said, the same thing
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Speaker 2: you know about doing a TV show or a radio show.
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Speaker 2: So amateurs, please stop with the books. Hey, speaking of restaurants,
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Speaker 2: here's somebody put out an article where mom Donnie loves
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Speaker 2: to eat. Now, one thing about Eric Adams. He was
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Speaker 2: a guy I liked going out with. He was always
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Speaker 2: at No Boo right over there, Philip. He was at Bibloka,
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Speaker 2: all the hottest restaurant. He was great. Mom Donnie. On
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Speaker 2: the other hand, let's see where he likes to eat.
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Speaker 2: According to this article, Kellogg's Diner in Brooklyn. Remember the
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Speaker 2: snow shoveling when he's out there solving snow. That's where
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Speaker 2: he went afterwards, the Kellogg's Diner, Sweets and things, Cypress
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Speaker 2: Hills of Brooklyn. He says he likes their Dominican coffee
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Speaker 2: and leechy cup desserts. Okay, here's this other favorite restaurant,
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Speaker 2: Zob Zob in Elmhurst, known for It's what the hell
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Speaker 2: is this iceent Isa n icean cuisine. I don't even
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Speaker 2: know what that is. Oh, there's a picture. Look at that.
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Speaker 2: Here's another one of his favorites, the Boisja Hockey Restaurant,
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Speaker 2: known for Bangladeshi halal steam table spot. See this what
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Speaker 2: I like, Adams? I like going to Noboo better Italian restaurants.
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Speaker 2: He loved his other favorite Mamdanni, the Kebab King and
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Speaker 2: Jackson Ights. All right, he's not exactly Gordon ramsay this guy,
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Speaker 2: but that's all right. Hey, we'll take some calls. Next
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Speaker 2: eight hundred three to two one zero seven ten is
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Speaker 2: the number eight hundred three to two one zero seven ten,
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Speaker 2: Mark some moons on w R. Hey, let's take some calls.
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Speaker 2: Let's go to uh Linda in Long Island. Linda, how
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Speaker 2: you doing?
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Speaker 1: Hi?
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Speaker 3: You doing?
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Speaker 2: Mark? You?
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Speaker 3: It's almost as good as yours.
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Speaker 2: Right, Well, you're in Long Island. You have the advantage.
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Speaker 3: Okay, I quickly, I want to come in about Steve Furbes,
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Speaker 3: who saw on before. Yeah, they finally came to some
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Speaker 3: kind of reason. Every time they lowered the short term rates.
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Speaker 3: The long term is what they wanted went up just
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Speaker 3: the opposite and he also he and Steve Moore both
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Speaker 3: said that, you know, it didn't make any sense because
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Speaker 3: we're all losing value in our money right in a
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Speaker 3: the short term, it doesn't make any sense at all.
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Speaker 3: So now finally I think now they're not going to
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Speaker 3: lower it anymore because it goes the opposite way. Didn't
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Speaker 3: make any sense. Everybody say lower it.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Steve Moore will be with us tomorrow. Well we'll
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Speaker 2: ask him about it. Let's go to h Larr Parsipity,
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Speaker 2: New Jersey, Larry, how you doing, Good.
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Speaker 4: Morning, Mark. I thought the war was that flag. The
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Speaker 4: American flag had to be above If there's any other
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Speaker 4: flag on a flag pole, the American flag had to
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Speaker 4: be above it. Why doesn't he just have the Pride
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Speaker 4: flag and the American flag above it?
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Speaker 2: Well, because apparently it's a national park and Department of
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Speaker 2: Interior rule American flags only on a national park.
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Speaker 4: Second question, how did they get into Guffrey's the state?
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Speaker 4: How did they they break in? They never recovered that.
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Speaker 2: Well, yeah, we don't know that. Yeah, we don't know that.
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Speaker 2: It might have just simply ring the doorbell. And she answered,
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Speaker 2: we don't know, but it was two in the morning.
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Speaker 2: I can't imagine she would answer it two in the morning.
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Speaker 2: All good questions. I think we'll see a conclusion of
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Speaker 2: this in the next four or five days. Let's go
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Speaker 2: to Vincent and Brooklyn. Vincent, how you doing, Good.
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Speaker 5: Morning, Mark, I'm okay, Good morning, Mark. You gotta love
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Speaker 5: these democrats. If it wasn't for a double standard, they'd
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Speaker 5: have no standards that or here we have man Mondami.
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Speaker 5: He's all indignant about them taking down the Pride flag
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Speaker 5: and starting the stone wall in Meanwhile, he poses for
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Speaker 5: pictures with the President of Uganda, that sick looking woman
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Speaker 5: who wants to hang gays from the yard arm or
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Speaker 5: put them.
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Speaker 2: In good point.
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Speaker 5: Boy, put them in prison for the rest of their life. Mark.
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Speaker 5: The FBI is probably doing this and they're not saying
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Speaker 5: anything with the Savannah Gutriy case the mother. When they're
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Speaker 5: looking for hits in Italy, when they're looking for mob its,
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Speaker 5: what they do is they send they over an area
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Speaker 5: they suspect. They send a drone that is capable of
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Speaker 5: sending GPS coordinates to the person controlling the drone and
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Speaker 5: where they see any impression or the dirt or any
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Speaker 5: terrain disturbed. Then they go over there with a ground
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Speaker 5: penetrating radar that the radar or go down some cases
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Speaker 5: down fifty feet and they could see if anything's disturbed
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Speaker 5: or there's the shape of a cadavin down there. Where's
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Speaker 5: where's up people? Where's Day from Chicago? Where's Stewart from
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Speaker 5: South Carolina? Come on, Stu, you know about this stuff?
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Speaker 4: There?
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Speaker 5: Adie, I haven't heard them.
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Speaker 2: Oh, they'll be here. They'll be here. Well, Vincent, great call,
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Speaker 2: thanks for calling. Yeah, they have that ground penetrating radar
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Speaker 2: as seen once in a Colombo episode, to solve the crime.
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Speaker 2: But we'll see, we'll see. But the latest that I
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Speaker 2: know is the guy was so covered up in that
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Speaker 2: video and he was wearing like a heavy park I
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Speaker 2: was like snow stuff and it's hot and two soon
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Speaker 2: they believe he must have sweated and dropped a bead
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Speaker 2: or two of sweats somewhere in the house or on
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Speaker 2: the floor. So from what I've heard, they're in the
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Speaker 2: house today looking for that sweat. It will have DNA
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Speaker 2: in it anyway when we come back, and Coulter will
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Speaker 2: be with us next Ust to talk to her about
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Speaker 2: coming up on seven to ten Woar.
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Speaker 6: How you doing fantastic? How are you, Marximone?
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Speaker 2: I'm good. Hey. Did you know that you're in the
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Speaker 2: Epstein files?
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Speaker 6: I did? I have been. I've been perusing the Epstein files.
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Speaker 6: I'll be My column is going up about a few
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Speaker 6: highlights you won't be reading in the New York Times.
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Speaker 6: I only saw a few of them, with Epstein denouncing
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Speaker 6: me for staying all over his case. As you will recall,
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Speaker 6: I was the first one to write about it, because
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Speaker 6: it was all over the Palm, each Post and no
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Speaker 6: place else. The national news media was not covering it.
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Speaker 6: I got the Sainted Bill O'Reilly to cover it. He
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Speaker 6: was the first national media, first TV post covered He
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Speaker 6: had a really great opening segment on it. You can
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Speaker 6: find his opening segment by the way in the in
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Speaker 6: the Epstein files, so yay Bill O'Reilly. But the rest
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Speaker 6: of the national media absolutely would not touch it because
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Speaker 6: it was entirely a Democrat affair. It was, for example,
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Speaker 6: the the the name you never hear. It's just it's
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Speaker 6: unbelievable how this guy has skated away. The state prosecutor or,
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Speaker 6: that's how what we call DA's in Florida, who spent years,
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Speaker 6: literally at least three years, going after rush Limbaugh for
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Speaker 6: back pain medication, you know, seizing records, rating pharmacies, leaking information.
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Speaker 6: When when the entire Epstein case was presented to him
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Speaker 6: by the Palm Beach pullet who had done like a
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Speaker 6: one year meticulous investigation. They were getting collecting Epstein's garbage,
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Speaker 6: they were interviewing witnesses. It was because a woman, so
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Speaker 6: I think everyone knows now, came from les Palm Beach
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Speaker 6: and said her stepdaughter, fourteen years old, was giving naked
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Speaker 6: massages and getting molested by a wealthy man in Palm Beach.
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Speaker 6: That's what started the investigation. They had seventeen seventeen witnesses,
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Speaker 6: including about a dozen I think maybe it was half
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Speaker 6: a dozen of the girls themselves, plus people who worked
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Speaker 6: for Epstein, butlers and so on, had them all on record.
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Speaker 6: You can you can read at least snippets, maybe the
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Speaker 6: entirety of their of the statements they gave presented to
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Speaker 6: the Democratic da who was about after years finally dropping
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Speaker 6: the charges against against Limbaugh. And although he had he
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Speaker 6: had shown great enthusiasm for the case, and oh, we
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Speaker 6: got to get this guy because the police chief was
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Speaker 6: keeping his him informed as they were collecting more and
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Speaker 6: more evidence, and we've got this and we have this
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Speaker 6: on the guy, and oh, Barry Krishner was really into it. Yeah,
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Speaker 6: you stick it to this guy. We got to get
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Speaker 6: this restitution Palm Beach. And then he find out it's
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Speaker 6: Jeffrey Epstein, big Democratic donor, and froze the case, throws
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Speaker 6: the case. He and his assistant prosecutor put the girls
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Speaker 6: on trial, accused them of prostitution, asked if they were
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Speaker 6: committing crimes, went through their drug and alcohol use. Totally
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Speaker 6: blew the case and that's why it ever ended up
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Speaker 6: in front of the one prosecutor you've ever heard of
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Speaker 6: on this case, Alex Acosta, who yeah, okay, he chickened out,
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Speaker 6: but not compared to Krishner Krishner. Is his name, Krishner.
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Speaker 6: I always in Krishner. He at least got him registered
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Speaker 6: as a sex offender. Should just let Epstein walk. There
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Speaker 6: was no penalty whatsoever he had to serve time that
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Speaker 6: wasn't decided by a cause. I guess who was decided by,
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Speaker 6: because what he fled guilty to was a stage charge
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Speaker 6: Barry Krusher. That home release wasn't even done by a cousse.
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Speaker 6: It was done by the original villain in this case.
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Speaker 6: This entire sex ring could have been shut down in
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Speaker 6: two thousand and six except for big Democratic da Barry Krusher.
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Speaker 6: So there's a little more information about him that I
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Speaker 6: found in the file.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, he was a massive donor to democratic stuff. But hey,
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Speaker 2: he was also a big donor to the Palm Beach
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Speaker 2: Police Department. So good for them that they went after
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Speaker 2: him anyway despite his donation.
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Speaker 6: Yes, I think at one state it started investigating, and
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Speaker 6: I believe they refused to take his donations.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, so yeah, you're you're in the files. I made
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Speaker 2: the files. Nothing good, nothing bad.
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Speaker 6: How are you on the files.
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Speaker 2: For harmless stuff? He was coming to some event that
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Speaker 2: I was the MC. My name was on the invitation,
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Speaker 2: and then Jackie Martling apparently had always emailing back and
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Speaker 2: forth with him, mentioned me in an email to him.
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Speaker 2: But that's it, nothing, nothing bad.
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Speaker 6: So why this guy had a lot of free time?
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Speaker 2: Well, as you know, like a lot of bazillionaires, they're
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Speaker 2: all starstruck, chasing celebrities, chasing Jackie Martling and Jackie introducing
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Speaker 2: him to Gilbert Godfrey.
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Speaker 6: Well, like a lot of billionaires who aren't making their
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Speaker 6: own money, They've never known a rich person making his
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Speaker 6: own money who wasn't kind of busy. Not this guy.
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Speaker 2: Well, I know a few that make their own money.
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Speaker 2: They just you know how they are anytime they see
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Speaker 2: a celebrity. I'm sure they chase you around Palm Beach
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Speaker 2: and where in Los Angeles and New York and look
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Speaker 2: to hang out with you in Epstein.
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Speaker 6: Not the amount of time he dedicated to it. It
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Speaker 6: was very clear early on that he was not in
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Speaker 6: a legitimate line of work.
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Speaker 2: Hey, I'm much of these congressional hearings where they're beating
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Speaker 2: up the ice guy, and they're beaten up Pam Bondi.
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Speaker 2: Today the Democrats are yelling schoon. They're really good at
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Speaker 2: doing these hearings. Republicans think at it. They don't know
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Speaker 2: how to beat anybody up in the hearings. Would you agree.
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Speaker 6: No, What I would agree with is Republicans are very
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Speaker 6: bad at making commercials. I do it in an afternoon
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Speaker 6: from yesterday's commercial. I mean that hysterical black woman yelling
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Speaker 6: at the guy, are you going to hell? Do you
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Speaker 6: believe in God? Mister blah blah? But I didn't get
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Speaker 6: her name or his name, and then MSNBC cut to
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Speaker 6: come to a break, so I didn't have time to
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Speaker 6: get it. Ask him if he was a religious person,
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Speaker 6: and what do you think will happen to you on
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Speaker 6: judgment day with the blood on your hands? I would
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Speaker 6: just run that, and then run the crimes that the
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Speaker 6: illegals they are arresting have committed. Because the contrary to
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Speaker 6: the Free Press, no, fourteen percent, only fourteen percent. It's
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Speaker 6: not fourteen percent that are criminals. They say only fourteen
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Speaker 6: percent are guilty of violent crimes. And the way the
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Speaker 6: free press, apparently and and the left defined violent crime
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Speaker 6: excludes you know, kidnapping, embezzlement, robbery, Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 6: all kinds of crimes. These are not all I'd say,
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Speaker 6: they're guests in our country. I mean, you can get
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Speaker 6: deported for committing a slew of crimes as a legal immigrant.
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Speaker 6: Those are guests in our country committing crimes. Got they go.
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Speaker 6: These are people who aren't guessed. There's already that one
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Speaker 6: little crime of breaking in illegally.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but these Democrats are great with the hearings, and
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Speaker 2: in fact, if the witness ever tries to answer, they
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Speaker 2: start yelling, I'm reclaiming my time, reclaiming my time.
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Speaker 6: That's why I think these would make fantastic ads if
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Speaker 6: if the Republicans would do it right. But they always
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Speaker 6: hire some idiot consulting firm, probably the brother in law
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Speaker 6: of the candidate or some guy at the RNC. They
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Speaker 6: put together absolute the most horrible ads. And I think
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Speaker 6: anyone with half a brain could tell them how to
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Speaker 6: do the ads. Yeah, as I just did. I'd run
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Speaker 6: a lot from that. Here and yesterday. They were monsters.
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Speaker 6: I particularly likes one. I can't think I'm that rich scion.
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Speaker 6: Do nothing.
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Speaker 2: Dan Goldman, thank you, I knew who you meant you're
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Speaker 2: Dan Goldman.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, he had a good when you write, he's the
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Speaker 6: Crescendova's point. That's not why my immigrants came here. Yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 6: they're your immigrants, all right.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Dan Goldman, he's Jewish, so I'm shocked that he
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Speaker 2: would trivialize the Holocaust, which is a horrible thing to
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Speaker 2: do by saying these are Nazis and concentration camps to Oh.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah that was That was good. But what
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Speaker 6: I liked about it was the originality of it, because
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Speaker 6: I haven't heard that at all.
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Speaker 2: Well, and called their great stuff. And I make sure
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Speaker 2: make sure you follow her on Twitter. But also make
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Speaker 2: sure you're following around substack because you've got all kinds
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Speaker 2: of stuff. A column comes out today.
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Speaker 6: Right, Yes, I have the stuff you're not gonna read
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Speaker 6: in the New York Times about from the Epstein five.
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Speaker 2: Oh okay, we'll see it today. And culture on Twitter
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Speaker 2: but even better and culter dot substack dot com and
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Speaker 2: culter dot substack dot com and culter thanks for being
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Speaker 2: with us.
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Speaker 6: Good to talk to you, Mark Simone, Bye.
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Speaker 2: Well, you've all seen the footage of the Google Nest
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Speaker 2: camera the doorbell camera on Nancy Guffrey's house, but the
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Speaker 2: experts have been studying the footage carefully. The guy has
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Speaker 2: like a ski mask over his face. You can see
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Speaker 2: there's an opening at the mouth where you can see
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Speaker 2: a bit of a mustache. But experts analyzing the video
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Speaker 2: say that around the jawline the mask seems to bulge
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Speaker 2: out a little, so they believe he also has a beard,
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Speaker 2: a mustache and a beard. They say his body is gait.
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Speaker 2: Everything indicates very physically fit, muscular sort of guy. Mustache, beard,
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Speaker 2: that's what they know. Say that this walk was very
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Speaker 2: slow and calm. He wasn't agitated. They noted he came
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Speaker 2: with a backpack and the backpack seemed to be full
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Speaker 2: of stuff, which would indicate kidnapping. Normally, if you're gonna
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Speaker 2: rob something. The backpack would be empty, so you could
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Speaker 2: throw things in there. A full means he may have
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Speaker 2: been planning a kidnapping, had whatever he needed for the kidnapping, equipment, stuff, tape, whatever.
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Speaker 2: But that's all they know so far. They are searching
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